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Winter is over and spring has come.
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Winter is coming on.
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With winter coming on, the mountains will soon be covered with snow.
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Winter is approaching.
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Winter has gone. Spring has come.
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With winter coming on, it's time to buy warm clothes.
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Saturday comes before Sunday.
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Would you care to come and see me on Saturday?
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The bigger a city grows, the dirtier the air and water become.
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One feels that the city has grown slowly and each age has left its mark.
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Please come and see me whenever it is convenient for you.
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Come and see me whenever it is convenient for you.
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It is rude of him not to give me a call.
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The popularity of the telephone has led to fewer people writing letters these days.
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It doesn't work so well because the batteries are running down.
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It doesn't work so well because the battery is low.
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I left my tennis racket on the train.
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Living in the country, he rarely had visitors.
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This movement from rural to urban areas has been going on for over two hundred years.
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We have been to see the exhibition.
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