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No one's home at my place today, so do you want to come over?
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This house is not new.
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There's no way Tom can save up enough money in one year to buy a house.
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What do you want to do? Go home?
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I would like to clean up the house before my parents come.
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She phoned him as soon as she got home.
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The house is beautiful.
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Bob forgot to bring the pass, which made him late for school.
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Has the house got a garage?
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Most Japanese houses are built of wood.
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You are supposed to take off your shoes when entering a house in Japan.
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John is very proud of his new house.
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We were unsure what kind of person Tom would be and whether he would like living in the same house as us.
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I left home in haste.
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What do you always do after you go home?
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Later he came to my place with prawn sushi, coke, ice cream, medicine, disposable heat packs and games,
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My house is a bit far from the station.
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If I won the lottery, I would buy a house.
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Your house is this way, right?
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This house is too spacious to live alone.
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