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Natural-sounding Spoken English Sentences
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ดับเบิ้ลคลิกคำศัพท์เพื่อดูคำแปลภาษาไทย
Natural-sounding Spoken English Sentences
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ดับเบิ้ลคลิกคำศัพท์เพื่อดูคำแปลภาษาไทย
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1. What do you say to taking a rest?
2. I partly agree with you.
3. Some newspapers distorted the news.
4. A cat ran across the street.
5. I got up early in order to catch the first train.
6. I always read the sports page first.
7. Where is the nearest telephone box?
8. Where's the nearest travel agency?
9. Where's the nearest drugstore?
10. Where's the nearest museum?
11. Where's the nearest library?
12. Where is the nearest bank?
13. Where's the nearest church?
14. Where's the nearest art gallery?
15. Where is the nearest lost and found?
16. Where's the nearest department store?
17. Where's the nearest shopping mall?
18. Where is nearest American Express office?
19. I read the whole book in one evening.
20. Generally speaking, savings are increasing.
21. Generally speaking, there is little rain here in June.
22. Generally, Japanese people are shy.
23. Generally speaking, Americans like coffee.
24. Generally speaking, history repeats itself.
25. In general, Japanese are hardworking.
26. I wouldn't mind a drink.
27. I feel like a drink.
28. I feel like having a drink.
29. Can I buy you a drink?
30. I'll buy you a drink.
31. Want a drink?
32. The first month of the year is January.
33. It was fine all day.
34. It rained hard all day.
35. I had to stay in bed all day.
36. Can you get a day off?
37. The day is almost over.
38. Do you offer any all-day tours?
39. I think it's going to be a nice day.
40. Please try one.
41. I haven't met him even once.
42. I can't do two things at a time.
43. Once you leave here, you can't come back again.
44. What on earth is the matter?
45. Can you speak English at all?
46. What's the big idea?
47. Let's take a break.
48. Study hard, and you'll succeed.
49. He worked hard.
50. I ran as fast as I could.
51. I began living by myself.
52. I dislike being alone.
53. A man came up to me and asked for a match.
54. Leave me alone.
55. I like to travel by myself.
56. Let me go alone.
57. I don't want to go alone.
58. She allowed him to go alone.
59. Can you move this desk by yourself?
60. Did you come here alone?
61. The admission is ten dollars a person.
62. It won't hurt you to skip one meal.
63. Take me with you.
64. Won't you come with me?
65. Come with me, will you?
66. Would you play with me?
67. May I run with you?
68. Do you want to come along?
69. Put it on one bill, please.
70. I was in the hospital for a week.
71. I stayed home for a week.
72. I went without food for a week.
73. He took a week off.
74. I met her an hour ago.
75. It stopped snowing an hour ago.
76. I'll be back within an hour.
77. I can't afford $40 for one book!
78. I arrived at Narita the day before yesterday.
79. I received your letter the day before yesterday.
80. Write on every other line.
81. Can I have a bite?
82. He didn't say a word.
83. January is the first month of the year.
84. We have snow in January.
85. I'm taking an exam in January.
86. Please sing a song.
87. I want to sing a song.
88. Let's take a rest.
89. How about taking a rest?
90. I don't like being made a fool of.
91. I'll tell you a story.
92. An idea occurred to me.
93. Would you do me a favor?
94. A growing child requires more food.
95. Inoue doesn't like computers.
96. The well has run dry.
97. There was no water in the well.
98. There was little water in the well.
99. The well ran dry.
100. Can I use my medical insurance?
101. Do you have medical insurance?
102. Please call me a doctor.
103. Could you call a doctor, please?
104. Please call in a doctor.
105. Send for the doctor.
106. The doctor cured him of his cancer.
107. The doctor felt my pulse.
108. The doctor examined my throat.
109. The doctor examined the patients.
110. What'd the doctor say?
111. What did he say?
112. The doctor came immediately.
113. I wish I had followed the doctor's advice.
114. We sent for a doctor.
115. You'd better see a doctor.
116. Did you see a doctor?
117. You'd better consult your doctor.
118. I'd like to see a doctor.
119. Go and see the doctor.
120. You ought to see a doctor.
121. I think you should see a doctor.
122. You must see a doctor.
123. Let's send for the doctor.
124. Why not see the doctor?
125. You should have a doctor check you out.
126. Did you go to the doctor?
127. You should consult your doctor.
128. I think he is a doctor.
129. The doctor treated her injury.
130. I came to the realization too late to make a difference.
131. Please get dressed.
132. My stomach hurts.
133. Do you feel any pain in your stomach?
134. Is everything all right?
135. It is under the chair.
136. Two seats were vacant.
137. The chair hasn't arrived yet.
138. I'm catching on.
139. He'll make a good husband.
140. I lost consciousness.
141. She is unconscious.
142. You don't say.
143. The committee approved the budget.
144. The committee passed the bill.
145. Every great writer seems to have been interested in English.
146. I still haven't heard from him.
147. Taro Ito was found guilty.
148. Professor Ito went to the United States for the purpose of studying linguistics.
149. We've been friends ever since.
150. Have you met her before?
151. I am not as rich as I was.
152. I didn't used to smoke.
153. You used to smoke, didn't you?
154. There used to be a church here.
155. I had met him once before.
156. I've always wanted to meet you.
157. Haven't we met before?
158. Have we met before?
159. I've been to Hokkaido before.
160. Is that all?
161. I'll never do this again.
162. It was a dark night.
163. Could you send me a brochure?
164. Where's the information desk?
165. Where is the information counter?
166. I have no plans whatever.
167. Please input your PIN number.
168. You'd better hurry up if you want to get home before dark.
169. I'll be back before dark.
170. I want to reach the hotel before it gets dark.
171. Come home before dark.
172. It is getting dark. Let's go home.
173. Don't let her go out after dark.
174. Don't go out after dark.
175. I don't like to go out after dark.
176. Don't walk alone after dark.
177. Have a safe trip.
178. You should drive at a safe speed.
179. You should stay in bed.
180. Stay quiet and rest.
181. I feel relieved.
182. I know a hole in the wall that's really cheap.
183. Please shake hands.
184. Try to avoid bad company.
185. I had a nightmare.
186. I couldn't go out on account of the bad weather.
187. I got sick.
188. I meant no harm.
189. Evil sometimes wins.
190. Bad news travels fast.
191. A bad habit, once formed, is difficult to get rid of.
192. You won't regret it.
193. No need to worry.
194. Is there a problem?
195. I'm sorry I can't go.
196. I'm sorry, but it's just not possible.
197. I have caught a bad cold.
198. Aoi dances very well.
199. Aoi is a very good dancer.
200. Aoi dances well.
201. Aoi's hobby is dancing.
202. Aoi became a dancer.
203. Aoi dances.
204. Charity begins at home.
205. Ai finds it difficult to make friends with Ken.
206. Love moves in mysterious ways.
207. We should keep our promise.
208. We defeated the enemy.
209. We got an early start.
210. None of us is perfect.
211. We've run short of oil.
212. We should do our best.
213. Don't mention our plan to anybody.
214. I am ashamed of myself.
215. I've caught a bad cold.
216. I know better than to lend him money.
217. I'm working in Tokyo now.
218. I'm going to Europe next week.
219. I study about two hours every day.
220. I must finish my homework before dinner.
221. I walked up the hill.
222. I'm tired now.
223. I regret not having taken his advice.
224. I didn't want his help, but I had to accept it.
225. I couldn't get in touch with him.
226. I saw him run away.
227. I like both dogs and cats.
228. I know an American girl who speaks Japanese very well.
229. I don't think I'm cut out for city life.
230. I did some work after breakfast and went out.
231. I am completely against it.
232. I swim once a week.
233. I have a cat and a dog.
234. I want to go with you.
235. We've finished cleaning our classroom.
236. I'm from Kyoto.
237. I simply don't understand this.
238. I have almost no money with me.
239. I am good friends with Beth.
240. I like pizza very much.
241. I managed to get there in time.
242. I am learning how to type.
243. I doubt whether it is true or not.
244. I didn't take part in the conversation.
245. I really enjoyed myself at the party.
246. I was absent from the party.
247. I wanted to go there.
248. I didn't mean to do that.
249. I'm staying at the Sheraton Hotel.
250. I went into details.
251. I paid 40,000 yen for this tape recorder.
252. I prefer coffee to tea.
253. I invited them to the party.
254. What he said really hurt me.
255. I am a student at Oxford University.
256. I always walk to school.
257. I went to bed later than usual.
258. I wasn't always happy.
259. I can beat you to the station.
260. I want to travel with you.
261. I am a bachelor.
262. I am at home.
263. I met Mary and John when in London.
264. I lost the camera I had bought the day before.
265. I believe in Ken.
266. It seems to me that you are wrong.
267. My house is only a mile from here.
268. Pass me the wine, please.
269. I have a friend whose father is a famous pianist.
270. I have no time to watch TV.
271. I have a lot of work to do.
272. We walked among the trees.
273. We should love our neighbors.
274. We discussed the plan yesterday.
275. We drove to Hakone last Sunday.
276. Our school is across the river.
277. Don't ask me why.
278. We import tea from India.
279. Our school was founded in 1990.
280. There is a church near my house.
281. I am beginning to understand.
282. Don't be unreasonable.
283. All right, do it your own way, but don't blame me if you fail.
284. Our team lost.
285. Is there enough money to get a bottle of wine?
286. I'd like to have a glass of wine.
287. We'd like another bottle of wine.
288. We'd like to have some wine.
289. May I see the wine list?
290. Wine is made from grapes.
291. Wine helps digest food.
292. There is little wine left.
293. Would you sew a button on my shirt?
294. It's a beautiful day!
295. Did you visit the Tower of London?
296. Have you been to London before?
297. London was bombed several times.
298. What time is it London now?
299. London is the capital of England.
300. Was it rainy in London?
301. As long as I'm going to be in London, I ought to see a play or two.
302. There are a lot of parks in London.
303. When did you get to London?
304. I got a letter from a friend of mine in London.
305. I met an old student of mine in London.
306. I ordered a book from London.
307. Long skirts are out of fashion now.
308. Long skirts are in fashion.
309. Robert got a small proportion of the profit.
310. Robert used to help his father in the store on weekends.
311. I hear Robert is sick.
312. Robert has not yet been late for a meeting.
313. Robert was so busy he had to turn down an invitation to play golf.
314. Robert enjoyed talking with his girlfriend.
315. I'd like to make a collect call to Los Angeles.
316. Russian is very difficult to learn.
317. I know a man who can speak Russian well.
318. Have you ever gone to Paris.
319. The rocket went up.
320. The rocket was launched into space.
321. Laura may have been sick.
322. Laura is very particular about her clothes.
323. Laura Ingalls grew up on the prairie.
324. The Romans persecuted Christians.
325. Have you ever visited Rome?
326. Rome is in Italy.
327. Take hold of the rope.
328. Hold on to the rope.
329. Stand back from the rope.
330. May I have a road map, please.
331. The candle has gone out.
332. Please light a candle.
333. The candle burned out.
334. I'd like to rent a car.
335. Can I buy only the lenses?
336. A tea with lemon, please.
337. I handed in my report yesterday.
338. Miss Red taught me Japanese.
339. Where's the checkout counter?
340. Please pay at the register.
341. I lost my receipt. Can I still get a refund?
342. I sold off all my records.
343. Fill it with regular, please.
344. Five gallons of regular, please.
345. Can you take his place, Leo?
346. How long is the Rainbow Bridge?
347. I would like mine rare.
348. Ruriko is a high school student.
349. Lucy is a student from America.
350. My roommate is too talkative.
351. My roommate's having a party.
352. Is room service still available?
353. Lucy made her parents happy.
354. Lucy is certain to come.
355. Lucy turned on the light switch.
356. Lucy was brought up by her grandparents.
357. Lucy should be in the kitchen now.
358. Lucy would often play the piano after dinner.
359. Has Lucy telephoned yet?
360. Lucy sometimes visits May.
361. Lucy likes playing tennis.
362. Lucy is a pretty little girl.
363. Lucy is from America.
364. Lucy came to see me three days ago.
365. Lynn runs fast.
366. Linda came home late at night.
367. Linda came into the building.
368. Linda stood up to sing.
369. Linda can dance as well as Meg.
370. Linda stuck her tongue out.
371. Linda loves chocolate.
372. Linda is sixteen, but had no trouble passing for twenty.
373. Linda's husband was two-timing her.
374. How did you like Linda's concert?
375. I am eating an apple.
376. Would you like another apple?
377. She bit into the apple.
378. Apples grow on trees.
379. I'd like two kilos of apples.
380. Do you like apples?
381. Apples are sold by the dozen.
382. I didn't know apple trees grow from seeds.
383. An apple fell off the tree.
384. An apple fell to the ground.
385. Lincoln was opposed to slavery.
386. Lincoln granted liberty to slaves.
387. Lincoln set the slaves free.
388. Lincoln died in 1865.
389. Lincoln was elected President in 1860.
390. Can you tell me how to get to Lincoln Center?
391. What's the fare to Liverpool?
392. I haven't seen Rick since he returned from New Zealand.
393. I added his name on to the list.
394. Lisa speaks not only English but also French.
395. Where is the laundry?
396. Two for the lunch buffet, please.
397. Few students can read Latin.
398. Last call!
399. I'm listening to the radio.
400. Turn off the radio, please.
401. Will you please turn down the radio?
402. Can I borrow your radio?
403. Do you mind if I turn on the radio?
404. Turn on the radio.
405. Please turn on the radio.
406. I fell asleep while listening to the radio.
407. The radio will not work.
408. Radio is a great invention.
409. I have to change the batteries in the radio.
410. Please turn down the radio.
411. Turn the radio up a little.
412. Turn up the radio. I can't hear it.
413. Turn down the radio.
414. Could you turn down the radio?
415. The radio is too loud.
416. The radio doesn't work.
417. Turn the radio down.
418. Do you have any light beer?
419. Please turn off the light.
420. You may come if you like.
421. All right. I'll accept your offer.
422. Put on your good shoes.
423. Cut it out!
424. All right. It's a deal.
425. Mind your own business.
426. Do you travel a lot?
427. I can't sleep well.
428. Barking dogs seldom bite.
429. I didn't hear you.
430. I can't hear very well.
431. Listen carefully.
432. I often see him.
433. Don't make me laugh.
434. Do you eat out often?
435. I often go to the movies.
436. I don't see how you can eat that stuff.
437. I sneeze a lot.
438. I've never been to Europe.
439. I hope you will have a good time in Europe.
440. School starts in September in Europe.
441. Yoko translated some poems from Japanese into English.
442. Yoko is interested in collecting stamps.
443. It is finally all over.
444. Sweet dreams!
445. Have a good weekend!
446. Good students study hard.
447. Have a nice day.
448. Have a nice day!
449. Who runs faster, Yumi or Keiko?
450. Yumiko was a little angry.
451. Yumiko belongs to the tennis club.
452. Yumiko married a childhood friend last June.
453. Where is the United Airlines check-in counter?
454. I have a connecting flight on UA 111.
455. Walk slowly.
456. Where is the boarding gate for UA 111?
457. Take your time.
458. Speak slowly and clearly.
459. Won't you stay for tea?
460. A strange thing happened last night.
461. We had a very good time last night.
462. I was expecting you last night.
463. Our car broke down last night.
464. Miss Young is very kind.
465. Mr. Young wishes his son would study harder.
466. I have a lot of homework to do.
467. Don't overdo it.
468. You managed it after all.
469. I finally got a job.
470. The rain stopped at last.
471. You'll succeed if you try.
472. I hope it will clear up soon.
473. It may rain soon.
474. Hello, John! How are you?
475. How high is Mont Blanc?
476. Molly has a large clock.
477. I don't believe him any longer.
478. I don't trust him any longer.
479. I have something to ask of you.
480. Try to see things as they really are.
481. You must be more polite.
482. You should eat more vegetables.
483. You're old enough to know better.
484. I wish I had more time to talk with her.
485. I wish I were taller.
486. Speak louder, please.
487. Louder, please.
488. Do you have a larger size?
489. I should have left earlier.
490. Eat more fresh vegetables.
491. You must gather further information.
492. Show me a better one.
493. I want more detailed information.
494. Do you have any smaller sizes?
495. I wish I were younger.
496. I wish we had more time.
497. I could have done better if I had more time.
498. Come closer to me.
499. You must act more wisely.
500. A more experienced lawyer would have dealt with the case in a different way.
501. Just take it easy.
502. Could you reduce the price a little?
503. Do you have anything cheaper?
504. Show me a cheaper one, please.
505. How about some more roast beef?
506. Won't you speak more slowly?
507. He asked me to speak more slowly.
508. Walk more slowly.
509. Could you drive more slowly?
510. Help yourself to more potato chips.
511. I should have come earlier.
512. Does anyone want some more pie?
513. I want a lot more.
514. Help yourself to more cookies.
515. You should eat more fruit.
516. I had hoped to save more money.
517. I wish I earned more money.
518. Can you think of something better?
519. Of course I will go.
520. Air as well as sunlight is, needless to say, indispensable to our daily life.
521. Why not?
522. By all means. Go ahead.
523. If I were you, I wouldn't do it.
524. She wouldn't have married him if she had known him better.
525. You'd better not swim if you've just eaten.
526. If the car breaks down, we'll walk.
527. If I were you, I would trust her.
528. I wouldn't do that if I were you.
529. I wouldn't do it if I were you.
530. You can go if you want to.
531. To look at him, you'd take him for a girl.
532. I don't want to go if you don't go with me.
533. If I had money, I could buy it.
534. You may go home if you want to.
535. If you want a pencil, I'll lend you one.
536. Hello. This is Joe Carlton. May I speak to Michael?
537. Are you there?
538. Hello, this is Mike.
539. If Mary knew how to swim, she would go to the beach more often.
540. If you want any more wine, go to the cellar and get some.
541. It might rain tomorrow.
542. He might come tomorrow.
543. It might rain before evening.
544. He might change his mind.
545. I apologize if I hurt your feelings.
546. Please don't mumble.
547. I've been to the mall.
548. I don't really like the stores there.
549. Mozart's life was very short.
550. Have you answered that letter yet?
551. Have you eaten your dinner already?
552. I have already had my supper.
553. Have you eaten dinner yet?
554. It's midnight already.
555. I'm so full.
556. Have you cleaned your room yet?
557. Have you called her yet?
558. Have you met him already?
559. Have you met him yet?
560. I feel my age.
561. You had better not go there again.
562. Never be this late again.
563. I haven't seen her for ages.
564. Have you eaten lunch yet?
565. I have already eaten lunch.
566. Have you eaten your lunch yet?
567. It's late.
568. I can't wait any more.
569. I don't feel like waiting any longer.
570. It's already cleared up.
571. I have been reading this for a few hours.
572. May I start eating now?
573. I can't eat any more.
574. I am already accustomed to sitting on tatami.
575. I want to sleep a little more.
576. I wish I were a little taller.
577. Can't you stay a little longer?
578. I should have paid a little more attention.
579. Could you give me a few more minutes?
580. Move forward one step.
581. Would you like some more?
582. May I ask you some more questions?
583. I think I'll look around a little more.
584. Can I have some more milk?
585. I wish I had a better memory.
586. Can you give me a discount?
587. Please speak a little more slowly.
588. I think we should do some more.
589. Put some more wood on the fire.
590. Would you like some more beef?
591. I'd like some more bread, please.
592. I almost got a perfect score.
593. I almost forgot it.
594. I barely escaped being hit by the truck.
595. It is almost 12 o'clock.
596. Would you like some more salad?
597. Add a little more pepper.
598. Would you like some more cake?
599. Can I have some more tea?
600. Why don't you stay a little while?
601. I gave up all hope of survival.
602. I guess we should leave now.
603. Can I leave now?
604. I may as well go now.
605. Have you handed in your homework?
606. Have you finished your homework already?
607.
608. Have you finished your homework?
609. I have had more than enough.
610. Time is up.
611. Are you through yet?
612. Have you finished already.
613. Have you finished yet?
614. Have you washed your hands yet?
615. May I be excused?
616. We have no time.
617. I've made up my mind.
618. I've already finished my work.
619. I think we had better wait another thirty minutes.
620. Have you read today's paper yet?
621. It was really good.
622. I am feeling much better now.
623. I have to leave now.
624. I have got to go now.
625. I've got to leave soon.
626. I must leave now.
627. I don't want to hear any more excuses.
628. No, thank you.
629. Let's not argue any more.
630. It's time we went home.
631. Can I go home now?
632. You can go home now.
633. I don't have to wear glasses any more.
634. Give me a break!
635. I can't take it any more.
636. May I go home now?
637. You had better go back home now.
638. That was hard to believe.
639. Will you have another glass of wine?
640. I feel like another beer.
641. I want to climb Mt. Fuji again.
642. Please send me another copy.
643. Would you explain it again?
644. Could you repeat that, please?
645. I'd think twice about this.
646. Let's try again.
647. Can I have the menu again, please?
648. Give me a second chance.
649. Give me another chance.
650. Read it once more.
651. Try it once again.
652. Why don't you give it another try?
653. I want to go there once more.
654. Do it again!
655. I want to see them again.
656. Let's try once again.
657. Please show me another one.
658. May I have another piece of cake?
659. Would you like another piece of cake?
660. It is already dark.
661. Try on another one.
662. I'm sick and tired of hamburgers.
663. It's just a little further.
664. I almost drowned.
665. Could you please speak a little bit more slowly?
666. Do you want to stay any longer?
667. I have had it.
668. That's too much.
669. It's about time to start.
670. Let's not talk about it any more.
671. That will do.
672. Have you already met Mr Smith?
673. There's nothing there.
674. It'll soon be time for dinner.
675. It will get warmer soon.
676. My birthday is coming soon.
677. I am looking forward to seeing you soon.
678. It's almost rush hour.
679. It is going to rain very soon.
680. It is almost three.
681. I can't get along with the neighbors any more.
682. I can't walk any farther.
683. I can't wait any longer.
684. I can't put it off any longer.
685. I can't go any further.
686. I don't want any more.
687. I've had coffee already.
688. It is almost ten o'clock.
689. Are you all right now?
690. They're already here.
691. Aren't you stretched pretty thin already?
692. Waiter, please bring me another glass of beer.
693. I can't stand that noise any longer.
694. It's already nine o'clock.
695. It's already 7.
696. It's six o'clock already.
697. I'll wait another five minutes.
698. It is already past five o'clock.
699. I have three more pages to go.
700. I think we had better wait for another 30 minutes.
701. I wish to climb Mt. Fuji again.
702. Try again.
703. It's already eleven o'clock. I must be leaving now.
704. It's already past ten o'clock.
705. I can't live any longer without him.
706. I'm tired of it.
707. Now I'm wide awake.
708. They are melons.
709. Did I tell you what Melissa said?
710. Mary wants to become a teacher.
711. Mary is interested in politics.
712. Mary can dance well.
713. Mary is a better swimmer than Jane.
714. Mary and Jane are cousins.
715. You should make notes.
716. I don't have enough RAM.
717. It hardly ever rains here.
718. I seldom go to a library.
719. It has become noticeably colder.
720. Meg is preparing breakfast.
721. Meg looks pleased with her new dress.
722. Meg didn't even look at me.
723. Meg found a four leaf clover.
724. Meg colored the picture.
725. Meg is beating a drum.
726. Meg sometimes annoys Ken.
727. Meg bought a can of tomatoes.
728. Meg was the only girl that was wearing jeans.
729. Meg agreed to Ken's plan.
730. Meg has a lovely face.
731. Meg talks too much.
732. Meg is as tall as Ken.
733. Meg and Ken sat on the bench.
734. A revolution broke out in Mexico.
735. They speak Spanish in Mexico.
736. Spanish is spoken in Mexico.
737. I am looking for my glasses.
738. I can't find my glasses.
739. May has been in Japan for a year.
740. The maid announced each guest.
741. Mary took out the eggs one by one.
742. Mary is going to have a baby next month.
743. Mary won't listen to her friend's advice.
744. Mary is going to help us tomorrow.
745. Mary is a bookworm.
746. Mary looks like her mother.
747. Mary takes after her father.
748. Mary arrived at the hospital.
749. Mary hurried to the hospital.
750. Mary is tall.
751. Mary spoke Japanese slowly.
752. Mary can speak Japanese.
753. Mary likes Japan, doesn't she?
754. Mary understands Chinese.
755. Mary asked her son to behave himself.
756. Mary ran.
757. Mary was able to swim across the river.
758. Mary said she would do her homework.
759. Mary showed the letter to me.
760. Mary is studying in her room.
761. Mary oiled her bicycle.
762. Mary gave me an American doll.
763. Mary told me that she was glad to see me.
764. Mary stayed up late last night.
765. Mary has finished her Japanese assignment.
766. How is Mary?
767. Mary stared back at him in surprise.
768. Mary looked at herself in the mirror.
769. Mary spread the big map on the table.
770. Mary is sitting at the desk.
771. Mary pretended she was sick to avoid going to school.
772. Mary had to go to school.
773. Mary went down to the kitchen.
774. Mary is respected by everyone.
775. Mary can swim.
776. Mary can't swim, and John can't, either.
777. Mary has nobody to talk with, but she doesn't feel lonely.
778. Mary likes milk very much.
779. Mary has not started yet.
780. Mary plays the piano.
781. Mary is too stubborn to apologize.
782. Mary is a very pretty girl.
783. Mary closed the door quietly.
784. Mary has just come home.
785. Mary became a typist.
786. Mary seems to be bored with the game.
787. Mary has already started.
788. Mary loses her temper easily.
789. Mary told John the secret.
790. Mary swims as fast as Jack.
791. Mary is the prettiest girl in her class.
792. Mary is not used to being made fun of.
793. Mary is cute. So is Jane.
794. Mary is helping her mother.
795. Mary denied having stolen the money.
796. Mary set the basket on the table.
797. Mary always studies for two hours a day.
798. Mary said she was going to dance all night.
799. Mary goes to that restaurant for lunch every other day.
800. Mary promised her mother that she would help her more often.
801. When did you learn of Mary's divorce?
802. I met a friend of Mary's.
803. Mary and her sister took turns at looking after their sick mother.
804. Mary and I are in the same class.
805. Mary and I became good friends.
806. Mary and I have been acquainted with each other for many years.
807. Mary was wearing a black sweater when I met her.
808. How did you get to know Mary?
809. I don't know what Mary is looking for.
810. Mary, this is Joe's brother David.
811. You're disgusting!
812. Everybody puts me down.
813. Everyone hoped that she would win.
814. Everyone is friendly to her.
815. Everybody calls him Mac.
816. They are all the same.
817. There are some cookies in the jar.
818. They were all hoarse from shouting.
819. We all have missed you.
820. We all like cycling.
821. I don't like any of them.
822. Everybody agrees with you.
823. Everybody is waiting for you.
824. Let's pretend we are aliens.
825. Read after me all together.
826. Everyone loves Mac.
827. Everyone calls him Jeff.
828. I remembered everybody.
829. I spoke loudly so that everyone could hear me.
830. I think that everybody knows.
831. I have wonderful news for all of you.
832. Everyone went there, didn't they?
833. Everyone thinks so.
834. Everyone attacked my opinion.
835. Everybody wants to sit beside her.
836. Everybody agreed with his idea.
837. Everyone thinks the same thing.
838. Everybody looks up to Henry.
839. Everyone was listening very carefully.
840. Everyone always asks me that.
841. Everybody had a good year
842. Drink up your milk.
843. Please give me a glass of milk.
844. All of the milk was spilled.
845. There isn't any milk left.
846. I have an allergy to milk.
847. I want some milk, but there isn't any in the refrigerator.
848. The milk boiled over.
849. Cheese is made from milk.
850. Dr. Miller wants you to wait for a while.
851. Didn't you see the musical?
852. Miniskirts has gone out of fashion.
853. We should respect our parents.
854. They all looked happy.
855. Are you ready to eat?
856. We hope you enjoy the movie.
857. Everybody is relying on you.
858. Bees make honey.
859. Medium-rare and a potato, please.
860. Look out for bees.
861. Mick named the baby Richard.
862. Never be afraid of making mistakes.
863. Misako married a Canadian last June.
864. Stop beating around the bush.
865. I felt as if I were in a dream.
866. I felt as if I were dreaming.
867. I can't sleep at all!
868. She looks as if she were drunk.
869. It's just like walking on the moon.
870. Marconi invented the radio.
871. Mari has been in Hungary.
872. Marie told me that she enjoyed the drive.
873. Mary has a flower in her hand.
874. Maria spends a lot of money on clothes.
875. Maria takes piano lessons once a week.
876. Malaria is carried by mosquitoes.
877. Mayuko reads a good deal.
878. Mayuko entered the room.
879. Mayuko eats bread for breakfast.
880. Mayuko has not slept enough.
881. Mayuko can ride a bicycle.
882. Mayuko goes to school by bicycle.
883. Mayuko took a bite of my apple.
884. Mayuko called me back.
885. Mayuko has dropped the ball.
886. Mayuko wiped a table with a cloth.
887. Mayuko jumped up in alarm.
888. Mayuko argued for the plan.
889. Mayuko denied the rumor.
890. Mayuko always wants the best.
891. Mayuko's dream came true.
892. Allow me to introduce Mayuko to you.
893. Dinner will be ready soon.
894. It will clear up soon.
895. It will be dark soon.
896. Mom didn't mention it.
897. Madonna is a beauty.
898. Madonna is known to every high school student in Japan.
899. I'd like to live in a decent house.
900. Madeira is the name of a wine.
901. Do you have a match?
902. I agree completely.
903. You are quite right.
904. It's really horrible.
905. It was a complete failure.
906. Look straight ahead.
907. Mac helped me carry the vacuum cleaner.
908. Mac is my friend. He likes dogs very much.
909. Mac is loved by everyone.
910. Mac knows how to use this computer.
911. Excuse me for opening your letter by mistake.
912. The line is busy again.
913. See you next week!
914. Please come again.
915. I hope you will call again.
916. I began to sing when I was a youngster.
917. Let's play chess another time.
918. I don't know yet.
919. Don't hang up yet, please.
920. I haven't eaten lunch yet.
921. I think I'm putting on weight again.
922. My foot's asleep again!
923. Are you still collecting stamps?
924. I haven't finished my homework yet.
925. I don't know my address yet, I'm going to stay with my friend for a while.
926. Let's get together again.
927. I haven't had a reply to my letter.
928. We still have plenty of time left.
929. Is there still any sugar?
930. I think I'll come back later.
931. I haven't made up my mind yet.
932. Haven't you decided yet?
933. I hope I'll see you again soon.
934. I'm still on duty.
935. Let's get together again!
936. Glad to see you again.
937. See you again.
938. Nice to see you again!
939. It's still raining.
940. Drop me a line.
941. Let's do it another time.
942. I've never been to Paris.
943. I look forward to your next visit.
944. You've got plenty of time.
945. Are you still around?
946. I haven't had a chance to see the movie yet.
947. See you soon!
948. I must warn you that if you do this again you will be punished.
949. The line is still busy.
950. I am looking forward to seeing you again.
951. I hope to see you again.
952. Please keep in touch.
953. Nice to see you.
954. I hope we'll see each other again sometime.
955. See you around.
956. I hope to see you sometime.
957. I look forward to seeing you again.
958. I'll see you later.
959. Another day passed.
960. She must still be in her twenties.
961. They asked him.
962. I'm not ready yet.
963. I haven't decided yet.
964. I still haven't thanked you for the other day. I really appreciate it.
965. I can still hear your voice.
966. I must finish this work first.
967. Let's take your temperature first.
968. I'll begin by introducing myself.
969. Please let me speak first.
970. We must finish our homework first.
971. It's getting warmer and warmer.
972. I think I'll start with a bottle of beer.
973. Where would you like to go first?
974. That's about it.
975. Please beat the rug, first.
976. I want to eat some cake first.
977. Please fill out this form first.
978. Don't take it seriously.
979. Masaru gets married today.
980. Masaru claims that he is innocent.
981. Masaru wants to join the English Club.
982. He hasn't come already, has he?
983. You must be kidding!
984. Mother Teresa was given the Nobel prize.
985. Mother Teresa was born in Yugoslavia in 1910.
986. I'm working for McDonald's.
987. Michael had a hard time making ends meet.
988. Michael speaks Japanese, not to mention English.
989. May I speak to Mike please.
990. Mike has a nice racket.
991. Mike said that he would come.
992. Mike can't play baseball well.
993. They say that Mike is sick in bed.
994. Mike calls him Ned.
995. Mike is the youngest in his family.
996. The microphone is live.
997. Mike speaks good Japanese.
998. Mike liked animals very much.
999. Mike had his teeth checked last week.
1000. Mike got back from the library at five.
1. What do you say to taking a rest?
2. I partly agree with you.
3. Some newspapers distorted the news.
4. A cat ran across the street.
5. I got up early in order to catch the first train.
6. I always read the sports page first.
7. Where is the nearest telephone box?
8. Where's the nearest travel agency?
9. Where's the nearest drugstore?
10. Where's the nearest museum?
11. Where's the nearest library?
12. Where is the nearest bank?
13. Where's the nearest church?
14. Where's the nearest art gallery?
15. Where is the nearest lost and found?
16. Where's the nearest department store?
17. Where's the nearest shopping mall?
18. Where is nearest American Express office?
19. I read the whole book in one evening.
20. Generally speaking, savings are increasing.
21. Generally speaking, there is little rain here in June.
22. Generally, Japanese people are shy.
23. Generally speaking, Americans like coffee.
24. Generally speaking, history repeats itself.
25. In general, Japanese are hardworking.
26. I wouldn't mind a drink.
27. I feel like a drink.
28. I feel like having a drink.
29. Can I buy you a drink?
30. I'll buy you a drink.
31. Want a drink?
32. The first month of the year is January.
33. It was fine all day.
34. It rained hard all day.
35. I had to stay in bed all day.
36. Can you get a day off?
37. The day is almost over.
38. Do you offer any all-day tours?
39. I think it's going to be a nice day.
40. Please try one.
41. I haven't met him even once.
42. I can't do two things at a time.
43. Once you leave here, you can't come back again.
44. What on earth is the matter?
45. Can you speak English at all?
46. What's the big idea?
47. Let's take a break.
48. Study hard, and you'll succeed.
49. He worked hard.
50. I ran as fast as I could.
51. I began living by myself.
52. I dislike being alone.
53. A man came up to me and asked for a match.
54. Leave me alone.
55. I like to travel by myself.
56. Let me go alone.
57. I don't want to go alone.
58. She allowed him to go alone.
59. Can you move this desk by yourself?
60. Did you come here alone?
61. The admission is ten dollars a person.
62. It won't hurt you to skip one meal.
63. Take me with you.
64. Won't you come with me?
65. Come with me, will you?
66. Would you play with me?
67. May I run with you?
68. Do you want to come along?
69. Put it on one bill, please.
70. I was in the hospital for a week.
71. I stayed home for a week.
72. I went without food for a week.
73. He took a week off.
74. I met her an hour ago.
75. It stopped snowing an hour ago.
76. I'll be back within an hour.
77. I can't afford $40 for one book!
78. I arrived at Narita the day before yesterday.
79. I received your letter the day before yesterday.
80. Write on every other line.
81. Can I have a bite?
82. He didn't say a word.
83. January is the first month of the year.
84. We have snow in January.
85. I'm taking an exam in January.
86. Please sing a song.
87. I want to sing a song.
88. Let's take a rest.
89. How about taking a rest?
90. I don't like being made a fool of.
91. I'll tell you a story.
92. An idea occurred to me.
93. Would you do me a favor?
94. A growing child requires more food.
95. Inoue doesn't like computers.
96. The well has run dry.
97. There was no water in the well.
98. There was little water in the well.
99. The well ran dry.
100. Can I use my medical insurance?
101. Do you have medical insurance?
102. Please call me a doctor.
103. Could you call a doctor, please?
104. Please call in a doctor.
105. Send for the doctor.
106. The doctor cured him of his cancer.
107. The doctor felt my pulse.
108. The doctor examined my throat.
109. The doctor examined the patients.
110. What'd the doctor say?
111. What did he say?
112. The doctor came immediately.
113. I wish I had followed the doctor's advice.
114. We sent for a doctor.
115. You'd better see a doctor.
116. Did you see a doctor?
117. You'd better consult your doctor.
118. I'd like to see a doctor.
119. Go and see the doctor.
120. You ought to see a doctor.
121. I think you should see a doctor.
122. You must see a doctor.
123. Let's send for the doctor.
124. Why not see the doctor?
125. You should have a doctor check you out.
126. Did you go to the doctor?
127. You should consult your doctor.
128. I think he is a doctor.
129. The doctor treated her injury.
130. I came to the realization too late to make a difference.
131. Please get dressed.
132. My stomach hurts.
133. Do you feel any pain in your stomach?
134. Is everything all right?
135. It is under the chair.
136. Two seats were vacant.
137. The chair hasn't arrived yet.
138. I'm catching on.
139. He'll make a good husband.
140. I lost consciousness.
141. She is unconscious.
142. You don't say.
143. The committee approved the budget.
144. The committee passed the bill.
145. Every great writer seems to have been interested in English.
146. I still haven't heard from him.
147. Taro Ito was found guilty.
148. Professor Ito went to the United States for the purpose of studying linguistics.
149. We've been friends ever since.
150. Have you met her before?
151. I am not as rich as I was.
152. I didn't used to smoke.
153. You used to smoke, didn't you?
154. There used to be a church here.
155. I had met him once before.
156. I've always wanted to meet you.
157. Haven't we met before?
158. Have we met before?
159. I've been to Hokkaido before.
160. Is that all?
161. I'll never do this again.
162. It was a dark night.
163. Could you send me a brochure?
164. Where's the information desk?
165. Where is the information counter?
166. I have no plans whatever.
167. Please input your PIN number.
168. You'd better hurry up if you want to get home before dark.
169. I'll be back before dark.
170. I want to reach the hotel before it gets dark.
171. Come home before dark.
172. It is getting dark. Let's go home.
173. Don't let her go out after dark.
174. Don't go out after dark.
175. I don't like to go out after dark.
176. Don't walk alone after dark.
177. Have a safe trip.
178. You should drive at a safe speed.
179. You should stay in bed.
180. Stay quiet and rest.
181. I feel relieved.
182. I know a hole in the wall that's really cheap.
183. Please shake hands.
184. Try to avoid bad company.
185. I had a nightmare.
186. I couldn't go out on account of the bad weather.
187. I got sick.
188. I meant no harm.
189. Evil sometimes wins.
190. Bad news travels fast.
191. A bad habit, once formed, is difficult to get rid of.
192. You won't regret it.
193. No need to worry.
194. Is there a problem?
195. I'm sorry I can't go.
196. I'm sorry, but it's just not possible.
197. I have caught a bad cold.
198. Aoi dances very well.
199. Aoi is a very good dancer.
200. Aoi dances well.
201. Aoi's hobby is dancing.
202. Aoi became a dancer.
203. Aoi dances.
204. Charity begins at home.
205. Ai finds it difficult to make friends with Ken.
206. Love moves in mysterious ways.
207. We should keep our promise.
208. We defeated the enemy.
209. We got an early start.
210. None of us is perfect.
211. We've run short of oil.
212. We should do our best.
213. Don't mention our plan to anybody.
214. I am ashamed of myself.
215. I've caught a bad cold.
216. I know better than to lend him money.
217. I'm working in Tokyo now.
218. I'm going to Europe next week.
219. I study about two hours every day.
220. I must finish my homework before dinner.
221. I walked up the hill.
222. I'm tired now.
223. I regret not having taken his advice.
224. I didn't want his help, but I had to accept it.
225. I couldn't get in touch with him.
226. I saw him run away.
227. I like both dogs and cats.
228. I know an American girl who speaks Japanese very well.
229. I don't think I'm cut out for city life.
230. I did some work after breakfast and went out.
231. I am completely against it.
232. I swim once a week.
233. I have a cat and a dog.
234. I want to go with you.
235. We've finished cleaning our classroom.
236. I'm from Kyoto.
237. I simply don't understand this.
238. I have almost no money with me.
239. I am good friends with Beth.
240. I like pizza very much.
241. I managed to get there in time.
242. I am learning how to type.
243. I doubt whether it is true or not.
244. I didn't take part in the conversation.
245. I really enjoyed myself at the party.
246. I was absent from the party.
247. I wanted to go there.
248. I didn't mean to do that.
249. I'm staying at the Sheraton Hotel.
250. I went into details.
251. I paid 40,000 yen for this tape recorder.
252. I prefer coffee to tea.
253. I invited them to the party.
254. What he said really hurt me.
255. I am a student at Oxford University.
256. I always walk to school.
257. I went to bed later than usual.
258. I wasn't always happy.
259. I can beat you to the station.
260. I want to travel with you.
261. I am a bachelor.
262. I am at home.
263. I met Mary and John when in London.
264. I lost the camera I had bought the day before.
265. I believe in Ken.
266. It seems to me that you are wrong.
267. My house is only a mile from here.
268. Pass me the wine, please.
269. I have a friend whose father is a famous pianist.
270. I have no time to watch TV.
271. I have a lot of work to do.
272. We walked among the trees.
273. We should love our neighbors.
274. We discussed the plan yesterday.
275. We drove to Hakone last Sunday.
276. Our school is across the river.
277. Don't ask me why.
278. We import tea from India.
279. Our school was founded in 1990.
280. There is a church near my house.
281. I am beginning to understand.
282. Don't be unreasonable.
283. All right, do it your own way, but don't blame me if you fail.
284. Our team lost.
285. Is there enough money to get a bottle of wine?
286. I'd like to have a glass of wine.
287. We'd like another bottle of wine.
288. We'd like to have some wine.
289. May I see the wine list?
290. Wine is made from grapes.
291. Wine helps digest food.
292. There is little wine left.
293. Would you sew a button on my shirt?
294. It's a beautiful day!
295. Did you visit the Tower of London?
296. Have you been to London before?
297. London was bombed several times.
298. What time is it London now?
299. London is the capital of England.
300. Was it rainy in London?
301. As long as I'm going to be in London, I ought to see a play or two.
302. There are a lot of parks in London.
303. When did you get to London?
304. I got a letter from a friend of mine in London.
305. I met an old student of mine in London.
306. I ordered a book from London.
307. Long skirts are out of fashion now.
308. Long skirts are in fashion.
309. Robert got a small proportion of the profit.
310. Robert used to help his father in the store on weekends.
311. I hear Robert is sick.
312. Robert has not yet been late for a meeting.
313. Robert was so busy he had to turn down an invitation to play golf.
314. Robert enjoyed talking with his girlfriend.
315. I'd like to make a collect call to Los Angeles.
316. Russian is very difficult to learn.
317. I know a man who can speak Russian well.
318. Have you ever gone to Paris.
319. The rocket went up.
320. The rocket was launched into space.
321. Laura may have been sick.
322. Laura is very particular about her clothes.
323. Laura Ingalls grew up on the prairie.
324. The Romans persecuted Christians.
325. Have you ever visited Rome?
326. Rome is in Italy.
327. Take hold of the rope.
328. Hold on to the rope.
329. Stand back from the rope.
330. May I have a road map, please.
331. The candle has gone out.
332. Please light a candle.
333. The candle burned out.
334. I'd like to rent a car.
335. Can I buy only the lenses?
336. A tea with lemon, please.
337. I handed in my report yesterday.
338. Miss Red taught me Japanese.
339. Where's the checkout counter?
340. Please pay at the register.
341. I lost my receipt. Can I still get a refund?
342. I sold off all my records.
343. Fill it with regular, please.
344. Five gallons of regular, please.
345. Can you take his place, Leo?
346. How long is the Rainbow Bridge?
347. I would like mine rare.
348. Ruriko is a high school student.
349. Lucy is a student from America.
350. My roommate is too talkative.
351. My roommate's having a party.
352. Is room service still available?
353. Lucy made her parents happy.
354. Lucy is certain to come.
355. Lucy turned on the light switch.
356. Lucy was brought up by her grandparents.
357. Lucy should be in the kitchen now.
358. Lucy would often play the piano after dinner.
359. Has Lucy telephoned yet?
360. Lucy sometimes visits May.
361. Lucy likes playing tennis.
362. Lucy is a pretty little girl.
363. Lucy is from America.
364. Lucy came to see me three days ago.
365. Lynn runs fast.
366. Linda came home late at night.
367. Linda came into the building.
368. Linda stood up to sing.
369. Linda can dance as well as Meg.
370. Linda stuck her tongue out.
371. Linda loves chocolate.
372. Linda is sixteen, but had no trouble passing for twenty.
373. Linda's husband was two-timing her.
374. How did you like Linda's concert?
375. I am eating an apple.
376. Would you like another apple?
377. She bit into the apple.
378. Apples grow on trees.
379. I'd like two kilos of apples.
380. Do you like apples?
381. Apples are sold by the dozen.
382. I didn't know apple trees grow from seeds.
383. An apple fell off the tree.
384. An apple fell to the ground.
385. Lincoln was opposed to slavery.
386. Lincoln granted liberty to slaves.
387. Lincoln set the slaves free.
388. Lincoln died in 1865.
389. Lincoln was elected President in 1860.
390. Can you tell me how to get to Lincoln Center?
391. What's the fare to Liverpool?
392. I haven't seen Rick since he returned from New Zealand.
393. I added his name on to the list.
394. Lisa speaks not only English but also French.
395. Where is the laundry?
396. Two for the lunch buffet, please.
397. Few students can read Latin.
398. Last call!
399. I'm listening to the radio.
400. Turn off the radio, please.
401. Will you please turn down the radio?
402. Can I borrow your radio?
403. Do you mind if I turn on the radio?
404. Turn on the radio.
405. Please turn on the radio.
406. I fell asleep while listening to the radio.
407. The radio will not work.
408. Radio is a great invention.
409. I have to change the batteries in the radio.
410. Please turn down the radio.
411. Turn the radio up a little.
412. Turn up the radio. I can't hear it.
413. Turn down the radio.
414. Could you turn down the radio?
415. The radio is too loud.
416. The radio doesn't work.
417. Turn the radio down.
418. Do you have any light beer?
419. Please turn off the light.
420. You may come if you like.
421. All right. I'll accept your offer.
422. Put on your good shoes.
423. Cut it out!
424. All right. It's a deal.
425. Mind your own business.
426. Do you travel a lot?
427. I can't sleep well.
428. Barking dogs seldom bite.
429. I didn't hear you.
430. I can't hear very well.
431. Listen carefully.
432. I often see him.
433. Don't make me laugh.
434. Do you eat out often?
435. I often go to the movies.
436. I don't see how you can eat that stuff.
437. I sneeze a lot.
438. I've never been to Europe.
439. I hope you will have a good time in Europe.
440. School starts in September in Europe.
441. Yoko translated some poems from Japanese into English.
442. Yoko is interested in collecting stamps.
443. It is finally all over.
444. Sweet dreams!
445. Have a good weekend!
446. Good students study hard.
447. Have a nice day.
448. Have a nice day!
449. Who runs faster, Yumi or Keiko?
450. Yumiko was a little angry.
451. Yumiko belongs to the tennis club.
452. Yumiko married a childhood friend last June.
453. Where is the United Airlines check-in counter?
454. I have a connecting flight on UA 111.
455. Walk slowly.
456. Where is the boarding gate for UA 111?
457. Take your time.
458. Speak slowly and clearly.
459. Won't you stay for tea?
460. A strange thing happened last night.
461. We had a very good time last night.
462. I was expecting you last night.
463. Our car broke down last night.
464. Miss Young is very kind.
465. Mr. Young wishes his son would study harder.
466. I have a lot of homework to do.
467. Don't overdo it.
468. You managed it after all.
469. I finally got a job.
470. The rain stopped at last.
471. You'll succeed if you try.
472. I hope it will clear up soon.
473. It may rain soon.
474. Hello, John! How are you?
475. How high is Mont Blanc?
476. Molly has a large clock.
477. I don't believe him any longer.
478. I don't trust him any longer.
479. I have something to ask of you.
480. Try to see things as they really are.
481. You must be more polite.
482. You should eat more vegetables.
483. You're old enough to know better.
484. I wish I had more time to talk with her.
485. I wish I were taller.
486. Speak louder, please.
487. Louder, please.
488. Do you have a larger size?
489. I should have left earlier.
490. Eat more fresh vegetables.
491. You must gather further information.
492. Show me a better one.
493. I want more detailed information.
494. Do you have any smaller sizes?
495. I wish I were younger.
496. I wish we had more time.
497. I could have done better if I had more time.
498. Come closer to me.
499. You must act more wisely.
500. A more experienced lawyer would have dealt with the case in a different way.
501. Just take it easy.
502. Could you reduce the price a little?
503. Do you have anything cheaper?
504. Show me a cheaper one, please.
505. How about some more roast beef?
506. Won't you speak more slowly?
507. He asked me to speak more slowly.
508. Walk more slowly.
509. Could you drive more slowly?
510. Help yourself to more potato chips.
511. I should have come earlier.
512. Does anyone want some more pie?
513. I want a lot more.
514. Help yourself to more cookies.
515. You should eat more fruit.
516. I had hoped to save more money.
517. I wish I earned more money.
518. Can you think of something better?
519. Of course I will go.
520. Air as well as sunlight is, needless to say, indispensable to our daily life.
521. Why not?
522. By all means. Go ahead.
523. If I were you, I wouldn't do it.
524. She wouldn't have married him if she had known him better.
525. You'd better not swim if you've just eaten.
526. If the car breaks down, we'll walk.
527. If I were you, I would trust her.
528. I wouldn't do that if I were you.
529. I wouldn't do it if I were you.
530. You can go if you want to.
531. To look at him, you'd take him for a girl.
532. I don't want to go if you don't go with me.
533. If I had money, I could buy it.
534. You may go home if you want to.
535. If you want a pencil, I'll lend you one.
536. Hello. This is Joe Carlton. May I speak to Michael?
537. Are you there?
538. Hello, this is Mike.
539. If Mary knew how to swim, she would go to the beach more often.
540. If you want any more wine, go to the cellar and get some.
541. It might rain tomorrow.
542. He might come tomorrow.
543. It might rain before evening.
544. He might change his mind.
545. I apologize if I hurt your feelings.
546. Please don't mumble.
547. I've been to the mall.
548. I don't really like the stores there.
549. Mozart's life was very short.
550. Have you answered that letter yet?
551. Have you eaten your dinner already?
552. I have already had my supper.
553. Have you eaten dinner yet?
554. It's midnight already.
555. I'm so full.
556. Have you cleaned your room yet?
557. Have you called her yet?
558. Have you met him already?
559. Have you met him yet?
560. I feel my age.
561. You had better not go there again.
562. Never be this late again.
563. I haven't seen her for ages.
564. Have you eaten lunch yet?
565. I have already eaten lunch.
566. Have you eaten your lunch yet?
567. It's late.
568. I can't wait any more.
569. I don't feel like waiting any longer.
570. It's already cleared up.
571. I have been reading this for a few hours.
572. May I start eating now?
573. I can't eat any more.
574. I am already accustomed to sitting on tatami.
575. I want to sleep a little more.
576. I wish I were a little taller.
577. Can't you stay a little longer?
578. I should have paid a little more attention.
579. Could you give me a few more minutes?
580. Move forward one step.
581. Would you like some more?
582. May I ask you some more questions?
583. I think I'll look around a little more.
584. Can I have some more milk?
585. I wish I had a better memory.
586. Can you give me a discount?
587. Please speak a little more slowly.
588. I think we should do some more.
589. Put some more wood on the fire.
590. Would you like some more beef?
591. I'd like some more bread, please.
592. I almost got a perfect score.
593. I almost forgot it.
594. I barely escaped being hit by the truck.
595. It is almost 12 o'clock.
596. Would you like some more salad?
597. Add a little more pepper.
598. Would you like some more cake?
599. Can I have some more tea?
600. Why don't you stay a little while?
601. I gave up all hope of survival.
602. I guess we should leave now.
603. Can I leave now?
604. I may as well go now.
605. Have you handed in your homework?
606. Have you finished your homework already?
607.
608. Have you finished your homework?
609. I have had more than enough.
610. Time is up.
611. Are you through yet?
612. Have you finished already.
613. Have you finished yet?
614. Have you washed your hands yet?
615. May I be excused?
616. We have no time.
617. I've made up my mind.
618. I've already finished my work.
619. I think we had better wait another thirty minutes.
620. Have you read today's paper yet?
621. It was really good.
622. I am feeling much better now.
623. I have to leave now.
624. I have got to go now.
625. I've got to leave soon.
626. I must leave now.
627. I don't want to hear any more excuses.
628. No, thank you.
629. Let's not argue any more.
630. It's time we went home.
631. Can I go home now?
632. You can go home now.
633. I don't have to wear glasses any more.
634. Give me a break!
635. I can't take it any more.
636. May I go home now?
637. You had better go back home now.
638. That was hard to believe.
639. Will you have another glass of wine?
640. I feel like another beer.
641. I want to climb Mt. Fuji again.
642. Please send me another copy.
643. Would you explain it again?
644. Could you repeat that, please?
645. I'd think twice about this.
646. Let's try again.
647. Can I have the menu again, please?
648. Give me a second chance.
649. Give me another chance.
650. Read it once more.
651. Try it once again.
652. Why don't you give it another try?
653. I want to go there once more.
654. Do it again!
655. I want to see them again.
656. Let's try once again.
657. Please show me another one.
658. May I have another piece of cake?
659. Would you like another piece of cake?
660. It is already dark.
661. Try on another one.
662. I'm sick and tired of hamburgers.
663. It's just a little further.
664. I almost drowned.
665. Could you please speak a little bit more slowly?
666. Do you want to stay any longer?
667. I have had it.
668. That's too much.
669. It's about time to start.
670. Let's not talk about it any more.
671. That will do.
672. Have you already met Mr Smith?
673. There's nothing there.
674. It'll soon be time for dinner.
675. It will get warmer soon.
676. My birthday is coming soon.
677. I am looking forward to seeing you soon.
678. It's almost rush hour.
679. It is going to rain very soon.
680. It is almost three.
681. I can't get along with the neighbors any more.
682. I can't walk any farther.
683. I can't wait any longer.
684. I can't put it off any longer.
685. I can't go any further.
686. I don't want any more.
687. I've had coffee already.
688. It is almost ten o'clock.
689. Are you all right now?
690. They're already here.
691. Aren't you stretched pretty thin already?
692. Waiter, please bring me another glass of beer.
693. I can't stand that noise any longer.
694. It's already nine o'clock.
695. It's already 7.
696. It's six o'clock already.
697. I'll wait another five minutes.
698. It is already past five o'clock.
699. I have three more pages to go.
700. I think we had better wait for another 30 minutes.
701. I wish to climb Mt. Fuji again.
702. Try again.
703. It's already eleven o'clock. I must be leaving now.
704. It's already past ten o'clock.
705. I can't live any longer without him.
706. I'm tired of it.
707. Now I'm wide awake.
708. They are melons.
709. Did I tell you what Melissa said?
710. Mary wants to become a teacher.
711. Mary is interested in politics.
712. Mary can dance well.
713. Mary is a better swimmer than Jane.
714. Mary and Jane are cousins.
715. You should make notes.
716. I don't have enough RAM.
717. It hardly ever rains here.
718. I seldom go to a library.
719. It has become noticeably colder.
720. Meg is preparing breakfast.
721. Meg looks pleased with her new dress.
722. Meg didn't even look at me.
723. Meg found a four leaf clover.
724. Meg colored the picture.
725. Meg is beating a drum.
726. Meg sometimes annoys Ken.
727. Meg bought a can of tomatoes.
728. Meg was the only girl that was wearing jeans.
729. Meg agreed to Ken's plan.
730. Meg has a lovely face.
731. Meg talks too much.
732. Meg is as tall as Ken.
733. Meg and Ken sat on the bench.
734. A revolution broke out in Mexico.
735. They speak Spanish in Mexico.
736. Spanish is spoken in Mexico.
737. I am looking for my glasses.
738. I can't find my glasses.
739. May has been in Japan for a year.
740. The maid announced each guest.
741. Mary took out the eggs one by one.
742. Mary is going to have a baby next month.
743. Mary won't listen to her friend's advice.
744. Mary is going to help us tomorrow.
745. Mary is a bookworm.
746. Mary looks like her mother.
747. Mary takes after her father.
748. Mary arrived at the hospital.
749. Mary hurried to the hospital.
750. Mary is tall.
751. Mary spoke Japanese slowly.
752. Mary can speak Japanese.
753. Mary likes Japan, doesn't she?
754. Mary understands Chinese.
755. Mary asked her son to behave himself.
756. Mary ran.
757. Mary was able to swim across the river.
758. Mary said she would do her homework.
759. Mary showed the letter to me.
760. Mary is studying in her room.
761. Mary oiled her bicycle.
762. Mary gave me an American doll.
763. Mary told me that she was glad to see me.
764. Mary stayed up late last night.
765. Mary has finished her Japanese assignment.
766. How is Mary?
767. Mary stared back at him in surprise.
768. Mary looked at herself in the mirror.
769. Mary spread the big map on the table.
770. Mary is sitting at the desk.
771. Mary pretended she was sick to avoid going to school.
772. Mary had to go to school.
773. Mary went down to the kitchen.
774. Mary is respected by everyone.
775. Mary can swim.
776. Mary can't swim, and John can't, either.
777. Mary has nobody to talk with, but she doesn't feel lonely.
778. Mary likes milk very much.
779. Mary has not started yet.
780. Mary plays the piano.
781. Mary is too stubborn to apologize.
782. Mary is a very pretty girl.
783. Mary closed the door quietly.
784. Mary has just come home.
785. Mary became a typist.
786. Mary seems to be bored with the game.
787. Mary has already started.
788. Mary loses her temper easily.
789. Mary told John the secret.
790. Mary swims as fast as Jack.
791. Mary is the prettiest girl in her class.
792. Mary is not used to being made fun of.
793. Mary is cute. So is Jane.
794. Mary is helping her mother.
795. Mary denied having stolen the money.
796. Mary set the basket on the table.
797. Mary always studies for two hours a day.
798. Mary said she was going to dance all night.
799. Mary goes to that restaurant for lunch every other day.
800. Mary promised her mother that she would help her more often.
801. When did you learn of Mary's divorce?
802. I met a friend of Mary's.
803. Mary and her sister took turns at looking after their sick mother.
804. Mary and I are in the same class.
805. Mary and I became good friends.
806. Mary and I have been acquainted with each other for many years.
807. Mary was wearing a black sweater when I met her.
808. How did you get to know Mary?
809. I don't know what Mary is looking for.
810. Mary, this is Joe's brother David.
811. You're disgusting!
812. Everybody puts me down.
813. Everyone hoped that she would win.
814. Everyone is friendly to her.
815. Everybody calls him Mac.
816. They are all the same.
817. There are some cookies in the jar.
818. They were all hoarse from shouting.
819. We all have missed you.
820. We all like cycling.
821. I don't like any of them.
822. Everybody agrees with you.
823. Everybody is waiting for you.
824. Let's pretend we are aliens.
825. Read after me all together.
826. Everyone loves Mac.
827. Everyone calls him Jeff.
828. I remembered everybody.
829. I spoke loudly so that everyone could hear me.
830. I think that everybody knows.
831. I have wonderful news for all of you.
832. Everyone went there, didn't they?
833. Everyone thinks so.
834. Everyone attacked my opinion.
835. Everybody wants to sit beside her.
836. Everybody agreed with his idea.
837. Everyone thinks the same thing.
838. Everybody looks up to Henry.
839. Everyone was listening very carefully.
840. Everyone always asks me that.
841. Everybody had a good year
842. Drink up your milk.
843. Please give me a glass of milk.
844. All of the milk was spilled.
845. There isn't any milk left.
846. I have an allergy to milk.
847. I want some milk, but there isn't any in the refrigerator.
848. The milk boiled over.
849. Cheese is made from milk.
850. Dr. Miller wants you to wait for a while.
851. Didn't you see the musical?
852. Miniskirts has gone out of fashion.
853. We should respect our parents.
854. They all looked happy.
855. Are you ready to eat?
856. We hope you enjoy the movie.
857. Everybody is relying on you.
858. Bees make honey.
859. Medium-rare and a potato, please.
860. Look out for bees.
861. Mick named the baby Richard.
862. Never be afraid of making mistakes.
863. Misako married a Canadian last June.
864. Stop beating around the bush.
865. I felt as if I were in a dream.
866. I felt as if I were dreaming.
867. I can't sleep at all!
868. She looks as if she were drunk.
869. It's just like walking on the moon.
870. Marconi invented the radio.
871. Mari has been in Hungary.
872. Marie told me that she enjoyed the drive.
873. Mary has a flower in her hand.
874. Maria spends a lot of money on clothes.
875. Maria takes piano lessons once a week.
876. Malaria is carried by mosquitoes.
877. Mayuko reads a good deal.
878. Mayuko entered the room.
879. Mayuko eats bread for breakfast.
880. Mayuko has not slept enough.
881. Mayuko can ride a bicycle.
882. Mayuko goes to school by bicycle.
883. Mayuko took a bite of my apple.
884. Mayuko called me back.
885. Mayuko has dropped the ball.
886. Mayuko wiped a table with a cloth.
887. Mayuko jumped up in alarm.
888. Mayuko argued for the plan.
889. Mayuko denied the rumor.
890. Mayuko always wants the best.
891. Mayuko's dream came true.
892. Allow me to introduce Mayuko to you.
893. Dinner will be ready soon.
894. It will clear up soon.
895. It will be dark soon.
896. Mom didn't mention it.
897. Madonna is a beauty.
898. Madonna is known to every high school student in Japan.
899. I'd like to live in a decent house.
900. Madeira is the name of a wine.
901. Do you have a match?
902. I agree completely.
903. You are quite right.
904. It's really horrible.
905. It was a complete failure.
906. Look straight ahead.
907. Mac helped me carry the vacuum cleaner.
908. Mac is my friend. He likes dogs very much.
909. Mac is loved by everyone.
910. Mac knows how to use this computer.
911. Excuse me for opening your letter by mistake.
912. The line is busy again.
913. See you next week!
914. Please come again.
915. I hope you will call again.
916. I began to sing when I was a youngster.
917. Let's play chess another time.
918. I don't know yet.
919. Don't hang up yet, please.
920. I haven't eaten lunch yet.
921. I think I'm putting on weight again.
922. My foot's asleep again!
923. Are you still collecting stamps?
924. I haven't finished my homework yet.
925. I don't know my address yet, I'm going to stay with my friend for a while.
926. Let's get together again.
927. I haven't had a reply to my letter.
928. We still have plenty of time left.
929. Is there still any sugar?
930. I think I'll come back later.
931. I haven't made up my mind yet.
932. Haven't you decided yet?
933. I hope I'll see you again soon.
934. I'm still on duty.
935. Let's get together again!
936. Glad to see you again.
937. See you again.
938. Nice to see you again!
939. It's still raining.
940. Drop me a line.
941. Let's do it another time.
942. I've never been to Paris.
943. I look forward to your next visit.
944. You've got plenty of time.
945. Are you still around?
946. I haven't had a chance to see the movie yet.
947. See you soon!
948. I must warn you that if you do this again you will be punished.
949. The line is still busy.
950. I am looking forward to seeing you again.
951. I hope to see you again.
952. Please keep in touch.
953. Nice to see you.
954. I hope we'll see each other again sometime.
955. See you around.
956. I hope to see you sometime.
957. I look forward to seeing you again.
958. I'll see you later.
959. Another day passed.
960. She must still be in her twenties.
961. They asked him.
962. I'm not ready yet.
963. I haven't decided yet.
964. I still haven't thanked you for the other day. I really appreciate it.
965. I can still hear your voice.
966. I must finish this work first.
967. Let's take your temperature first.
968. I'll begin by introducing myself.
969. Please let me speak first.
970. We must finish our homework first.
971. It's getting warmer and warmer.
972. I think I'll start with a bottle of beer.
973. Where would you like to go first?
974. That's about it.
975. Please beat the rug, first.
976. I want to eat some cake first.
977. Please fill out this form first.
978. Don't take it seriously.
979. Masaru gets married today.
980. Masaru claims that he is innocent.
981. Masaru wants to join the English Club.
982. He hasn't come already, has he?
983. You must be kidding!
984. Mother Teresa was given the Nobel prize.
985. Mother Teresa was born in Yugoslavia in 1910.
986. I'm working for McDonald's.
987. Michael had a hard time making ends meet.
988. Michael speaks Japanese, not to mention English.
989. May I speak to Mike please.
990. Mike has a nice racket.
991. Mike said that he would come.
992. Mike can't play baseball well.
993. They say that Mike is sick in bed.
994. Mike calls him Ned.
995. Mike is the youngest in his family.
996. The microphone is live.
997. Mike speaks good Japanese.
998. Mike liked animals very much.
999. Mike had his teeth checked last week.
1000. Mike got back from the library at five.
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