Common sentences: She's accustomed to getting up early. - Tom had a good time in Boston. - Where can I get a taxi? - She hates fish and never eats any. - This is my brother. - I'd like to see your sister. - He remained silent. - I am the tallest in our class. - Mary asked her son to behave himself. - Could you tell me which way I should go? - I'm just a regular office worker. - No, thank you. - She expected him to solve the problem. - She asked for my help. - Why not have dinner with us? - He was reading a newspaper. - I see. I thought there were lots of Americans teaching English in your country. - Will you go with us? - That isn't fair. - - ( EnglishH 0206 z8m )

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