Common sentences: Where did you work before you worked here? - My father is in. - She smiled at him. - You mean for president? - Do you feel like eating? - Mary and Jane are cousins. - Are you allergic to any medicine? - Tom likes hot curry. - She needed some money to buy something to feed her dog. - You should obey your parents. - Could I please have one more can of beer? - Please take this seat. - I couldn't sleep. - I can run. - Are you sure that you want to do this? - We left the final decision to him. - Tom didn't mean to hurt anybody. - I thought I'd try eating Mexican food today. - We'll meet on Sunday. - - ( EnglishH 0146 z8m )

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