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“The phone is on the table.”

“We took many photos.”

“This photo was taken yesterday.”

“The two sisters talk for hours.”

“I teach English.”

“She told me a funny story.”

“Text me when you arrive at the station.”

“Thank you for your help.”

“I think our team will win.”

“She took an umbrella because of the rain.”

“Do not touch the red rash on your arm.”

“The train is on time.”

“I travel by train.”

“Try to arrive on time.”

“Turn right at the traffic lights.”

“Please turn on the light.”

“The plane took off smoothly despite the rain.”

“Take your laptop out of the bag.”

“Please taste this soup and check the seasoning.”

“I thought about your proposal.”

“She threw the ball back to the kids.”

“She threw the ball across the yard.”

“The old documents were thrown into the recycling bin.”

“Please tidy up your desk before going home.”

“You can track your order using this link.”

“I expect to be trusted.”

“Can I try on these shoes?”

“Turn off your phone in class.”

“He decided to turn over his business to his son.”

“Can you turn up the radio? I love this song.”

“Be careful not to twist your ankle on these rocks.”

“She was typing away on her laptop on the train.”

“He decided not to take on any additional projects this month.”

“The assistant will take over while the manager is away.”

“We should talk over the issue before taking action.”

“Sharp nails tore his working jacket.”

“The cousins used to tease each other about who could run faster.”

“You should avoid him today because he is in a terrible temper.”

“Loud thunder sounds during severe storms terrify young children.”

“Customers test-drove electric cars on highway roads.”

“Give me some time to think over your proposal.”

“Rising sea levels threaten low-lying coastal towns with permanent flooding.”

“He traded in his old car for an electric vehicle.”

“Follow the signs for flight transfers.”

“Let me treat you to a cup of tea.”

“Trim unnecessary words from your draft before submission.”

“Please turn down the radio.”

“Someone turned in this lost wallet.”

“The exam turned out to be easier than expected.”

“A late fee was tacked on to the final statement.”

“Tackle the easiest question group first.”

“Can I tag on to your trip to the market?”

“The applause began to tail off after a couple of minutes.”

“She had her bridesmaid dress tailored around the waist.”

“The guide will talk you through the safety procedure.”

“The warranty will become void if unauthorized personnel tamper with the internal casing.”

“They are going to tear down the old hospital.”

“She tore up the contract in anger.”

“The network telecast the championship game live across the nation.”

“Many staff members telecommute two days a week under the hybrid model.”