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“What is your age?”

“Here is my business card.”

“She is my classmate from university.”

“I join a book club this month.”

“They go to an Italian restaurant for their first date.”

“My first name is Nam.”

“She is my best friend.”

“That girl sings very well.”

“He calls his girlfriend every evening.”

“That guy wears a blue shirt.”

“What is your job?”

“An old lady walks in the garden.”

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

“A tall man stands near the bus stop.”

“My name is Hoa.”

“He is my next-door neighbor.”

“I am a university student.”

“My teacher is very patient.”

“The woman wears a warm coat.”

“I work as a designer.”

“This is my colleague, Nam.”

“We had an interesting conversation about music yesterday.”

“We start with a handshake.”

“What is your nationality?”

“Local residents actively participate in the community project.”

“Do not share secrets with a stranger.”

“Please write your surname in capital letters.”

“All visitors must sign in at reception.”

“The introduction of the essay clearly states the main argument.”

“He went down to the pub with a few old school mates.”

“Making small talk helps you connect with locals easily.”

“She is just a business acquaintance.”

“The director shared a humorous anecdote about the chaotic first day of shooting.”

“He remained a bachelor until his late thirties.”

“He was just a casual acquaintance from gym sessions, not a colleague.”

“She met her friend at the coffee shop downtown.”

“Simple courtesy requires letting passengers off the train before boarding.”

“They organized a small social gathering for their anniversary.”

“Regular face-to-face interaction helps reduce feelings of loneliness.”

“The police chief held an emergency press conference to update residents on the ongoing manhunt.”

“They met in college and instantly realized they were soulmates.”

“She invited casual acquaintances alongside close relatives.”

“Their brief acquaintanceship at work never evolved into a genuine friendship.”

“The new matriarch won everyone over with her genuine warmth and approachability.”

“She invited both close relatives and casual social associates to the party.”

“Her subtle coquetry at the dinner party captivated every guest in attendance.”

“Known as a charming coquette, she flirted effortlessly with every bachelor in the room.”

“The teacher spent the first week building a strong rapport with her new students.”

“His natural sociability allowed him to make friends effortlessly in unfamiliar cities.”

“The charity gala was attended by prominent artists, diplomats, and local socialites.”

“He maintained numerous casual acquaintanceships but kept his inner circle tiny.”

“Strategic alliance-making dominated elite social circles.”

“The village innkeeper was renowned for an unflappable amiability that weathered every rowdy patron.”

“The amicability with which they handled the divorce settlement surprised their contentious relatives.”

“The notorious amorist left a trail of broken hearts in society.”

“Her father’s sudden brusquerie toward the prospective son-in-law disrupted the pleasant evening.”

“The annual family reunion was marked by genuine warmth and conviviality.”

“The artist gathered an influential coterie of poets in her salon every Sunday.”

“The university alumni maintained an exclusive sodality that funded scholarships for working-class scholars.”

“The lovers arranged a midnight tryst in the abandoned chapel.”