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A sentence normally has a subject and a verb.
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The atmosphere can become rather strained.
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There can be no human society without conflict.
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A sensible person is one who uses good sense.
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Ask me whenever you're in doubt.
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I know but I can't help it.
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You see? You must study a foreign language.
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Students who want to major in physics ought to have a sufficient knowledge of mathematics.
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Physics can be defined as the science of matter, motion, and energy.
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Physics is a fundamental natural science.
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Physics is a fundamental natural science.
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Physics is not easy to learn.
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It's the most beautiful night I've seen since I can remember.
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Material standards of living were never higher.
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You should try to see things from the practical point of view.
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In doing things, we cannot be too careful.
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Take things as they are.
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See things as they are.
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There is a limit to everything.
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One must draw the line somewhere.
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