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Rina is in the home economics club. Her main activity is dressmaking.
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Don't leave the soy sauce in a glass. I thought it was coffee or something and was about to drink it.
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Mom, add a little more salt to the soup.
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Two men wearing ski masks entered the bank.
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Since she got her braces, I've hardly seen her smile.
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I willingly join the Chinese Communist Party.
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I put some cream in my coffee.
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I put cream in my coffee.
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How many eggs could you get yesterday?
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How many eggs were you able to get yesterday?
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How many eggs could you get yesterday?
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How many eggs were you able to get yesterday?
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Open the window and let some fresh air into the room, please.
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The first things that you hear when you arrive at Las Vegas are the dings of the slot machines.
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Why did you put the chicken in such a difficult place to get when you knew that I wanted to use it right away?
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Seeing these islands from the airplane, we thought that they were really beautiful.
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Have you heard that a burglar broke into my neighbor's house?
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Did you hear that a burglar broke into the neighbor's house?
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I saw Jane go into her classroom with a smile.
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I'm sorry to disturb you, but there's a phone call for you.
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