Verbal Context
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Drill
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And now what sweet will you have, Mary?
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I'd prefer a piece of apple
tart.
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How many sons has she got?
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I haven't the slightest idea.
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He is not coming. He's an appointment.
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You ought to have informed me before.
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You know Peter very well, I expect.
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No, I've never met him in my life.
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How much is the fare?
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I've no idea.
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And what do you think of London, Mrs. Thompson?
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I've never been here before. I like it so much.
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Now what would you choose?
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I don't want anything.
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What will you do this afternoon?
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I am planning to see the Picture Gallery.
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I have a free afternoon today.
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Well why not go sightseeing?
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I suggest we should go to the cinema.
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Which film would you prefer to see? Have you any particular film in mind?
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That was Peter on the phone.
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Why didn't you ask him about the books he had borrowed?
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I can't find my pen anywhere.
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Are you sure you didn't leave it at the Institute?
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What are you looking for, Ann?
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Have you seen my umbrella anywhere?
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I had a bad fall from the stairs and broke my arm.
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Have you any pain now?
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Come at six on Sunday.
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Do you really want me to?
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Jack doesn't want it.
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Give it to me, then.
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I can't open this — can't someone else try?
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Give it to me, I'll do it.
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I can't come at six.
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Come whenever it's convenient for you.
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What shall I do with my luggage?
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Leave it in the cloakroom at the station.
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I managed to get a ticket.
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What a piece of luck!
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Many happy returns of the day.
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How nice of you to remember!
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Let me do it for you.
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Thank you very much!
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See you tomorrow.
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My love to all at home.
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