Common sentences: He slept an hour. - That is a good idea. - I'm glad that you can come. - I need a pair of scissors to cut this paper. - I have aches and pains all over my body. - I don't know who made the cake. - I don't speak English very well. - When was it finished? - It's my younger brother's. - I asked him to leave at once. - Why do you want to leave today? - Tom doesn't know a whole lot about racing. - I like this house as it is. - How about you? - Do you want anything to eat? - He runs a supermarket in the town. - I spoke to him in English, but I couldn't make myself understood. - She is graceful. - How would you like your eggs? - - ( EnglishH 0250 z8m )

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