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Eg. I have a dog .
He has many friends - .
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They have a new flat .
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Eg. He had the courage to avow .
He had the cheek to object .
I have the honour to greet you .
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Eg. Drowning is the biggest killer of children in 21 countries, according to a World Health report published in Geneva yesterday.
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As to Balzac, his manners were deplorable. .
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Eg. Lord Nesby stretched a careless hand .
Eg. The accusation has been disproved editorially .
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Eg. ( er) :
Oh, I`m no dancer .
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John took Mary by the hand .
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I want you to speak English , -.
Eg. She hates his behaving in this way , .
I like watching her dance , .
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Eg. It is not possible to do the work in 2 days. Nor is it necessary 2 , .
Eg. The only thing that worried me was our front door. It creaks like a bastard. .
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Eg. Australian prosperity was followed by a slump. .
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Eg. He was given money .
Eg. The room was too hot . ( hot ).
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Eg. So I opened my suitcases and took out a clean shirt, and then I went in the bathroom and washed and changed my shirt. , ,
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He agreed to selling them .
After visiting several toy-shops, we managed to buy a teddy-bear. - , .
: The tired speaker was silent. .
He kept obstinate silence.
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He gave this watch to his mother.
The waitor pushed him away .
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I have lived in Moscow since 1940 1940.
Past Simple: ( ):
After dinner he usually smoked in the garden. .
After dinner he smoked a cigarette in the garden and went to bed. .
Past Perfect: I hoped he had read that book (, ):
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Business disposed of, we went for a walk (..) , . : , . : : . .
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The general had his horse killed .
