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Short Sentences and Everyday Scenarios

The document contains a collection of short sentences describing various situations and events. People and characters are mentioned throughout the sentences going about different activities and experiences.

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Short Sentences and Everyday Scenarios

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[Link] went into his own house.

[Link] Smith spoke up.

[Link] run clumsily.

[Link] kept running harder and harder.

[Link] breath came in little sobs.

[Link] sat on the table.

[Link] book sold rapidly.

[Link]’t lie on the wet ground.

[Link] desert extended for miles.

[Link] door opened quitely.

[Link] was torn about the pockets.

[Link] situation remains unchanged.

[Link] daughter felt very sick last night.

[Link] meat might go bad by tomorrow.

[Link] well can run dry this summer.

[Link] people looked pale.

[Link] seemed very intelligent.


[Link] would liketo ask you some questions.

[Link] you cash me a check please?

[Link] caused our neighbours a lot of troubles.

[Link] may charge me twopounds for this.

[Link] present cost us a pound.

[Link] shouldn’tdeal him a blow.

[Link] hold you responsible.

[Link] wanted all his windows clean.

[Link]’ll wish herself dead.

[Link] sun will burn our skin black.

[Link] behaviour may drive her mad.

[Link] yourself warm please.

[Link]’t get your feet wet

[Link] leave the door open.

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