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“She jumped into the pool.”

“We travel to a small island by boat.”

“I'm looking for a warm jacket.”

“School opens in January.”

“I wear jeans on weekends.”

“What is your job?”

“Orange juice is fresh today.”

“The pool is open in July.”

“My birthday is in June.”

“You can keep this book for seven days.”

“Here is your room key.”

“Tap your key card on the door lock to open it.”

“The kid drinks a glass of milk.”

“The king is happy.”

“He kisses his wife goodbye every morning.”

“The kitchen is clean.”

“He knew the truth all along.”

“Use a sharp knife to slice tomatoes.”

“I knew him when we were children.”

“Please label all the boxes clearly.”

“An old lady walks in the garden.”

“They sell lamb at the market.”

“The lamp is next to the bed.”

“He is bringing his laptop tomorrow.”

“Nguyen is a very common last name in Vietnam.”

“She worked late last night.”

“I'm sorry I'm late for class.”

“Talk to you later.”

“The boys laugh loudly at the funny clown.”

“A green leaf falls.”

“I learn English every day.”

“Please leave your name and number.”

“Turn left at the lights.”

“His leg is long.”

“There are two lemons.”

“The word 'bee' has three letters.”

“We read quiet books in the library.”

“Please show your library card.”

“I like coffee.”

“Milk is on the shopping list.”

“He is listening to music.”

“I live in Ha Noi.”

“We watch TV in the living room.”

“Put a one-euro coin into the locker to get the key.”

“It was a long journey.”

“You look very nice in that new red sweater.”

“What does he look like?”

“I often lose my key.”

“I think I am lost.”

“There was a loud knock on the door.”

“I love this song.”

“Use a lowercase m.”

“I have lunch at noon.”

“They made a big mistake.”

“For the main course, I had roast beef.”

“I made a fresh salad for lunch.”

“A tall man stands near the bus stop.”

“I see many cars outside.”

“Can I have a city map?”

“The rain stops in March.”