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The black dog jumped over the fence.

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I couldn't see that picture clearly.

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Our family went outside to enjoy sunny weather.

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Some fruit trees bloom earlier than others.

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I tried on these leather shoes and they fit me perfectly.

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The dinner guests arrived early.

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Mystery stories are incredibly exciting from start to finish.

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He looked at me angrily when I interruped him.

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He broke open the door in a minute.

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This exercise is simple. You simply have to put one word in each space.

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Geeta is slow. She walks slowly.

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Hold fast to the rope.

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The driver of this car was seriously injured.

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He turned round to see her.

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She quickly typed a resignation e-mail.

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The new building will be built nearby.

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The wife looked lovingly into her husband's lovely blue eyes.

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Mich happily took the job of assistant professor. He had been looking for a position all summer.

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We rarely see horror movies.

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Maria dances beautifully. She has been taking dance classes since she was five years old.

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He reacted angirly to the news. I have never seen him so upset.

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The little girl suddenly felt sick.

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We didn't clearly understand the teacher’s instructions, so we were not able to complete our first assignment.

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Come here quickly. You have to see this beautiful picture.

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I was so surprised. His new apartment was beautifully decorated.

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We knew that she had got the job when we saw her excitedly talking on the phone.

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Reena is throwing a grand party on Saturday. She finally finished her PhD.

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She bought an expensive necklace very cheaply.

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Yesterday, the street dog was moving about restlessly.

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He talks so loudly that one can hear him in the next room.