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Jim works hard, but John is idle.
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Jimmy will often sit up all night.
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Jimmy often stays up all night.
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Can I ride this horse for a while?
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Would you mind my staying here for some time?
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Jane was quite at a loss when and where to go.
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Jane had no idea when she should go or where she should go.
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Is it OK if I go in jeans?
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I want Italian dressing on my salad.
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Sam is a philosopher, isn't he?
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Better wear out than rust out.
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Now, I put this card into the hat. See?
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We'd better get a move on.
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In my opinion, soccer is a great sport.
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Cycling is good exercise. Moreover, it doesn't pollute the air.
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Step right up, gents, and say what you'll have.
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Here comes a bus. We might as well take it.
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Now, go have a good time. The work can wait.
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Which do you prefer, rice or bread?
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I'm glad your book was received kindly by the press.
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