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We're going to set off at four.
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Our train leaves at eight-thirty.
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Scarcely had we started out before the sky became overcast and down came the rain again.
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Hardly had we started when it began to rain.
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There was no sign of dinner appearing before I left.
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Were I you, I would start at once.
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The commander gave orders that his men fire at once.
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As of midnight tonight the contract becomes effective.
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It is convenient for us to start now.
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You may as well leave at once.
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It is necessary for you to start now.
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It is necessary for you to start at once.
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They will have arrived there before you start.
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You're going to leave for London next Sunday, aren't you?
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The trains leave at two-hour intervals.
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So great was his emotion that he could not utter a word.
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Picture books will cultivate the minds of children.
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We agreed to start early the next morning.
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We agreed to start early.
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We've fixed on starting next Sunday.
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