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something |
Something very unusual is extraordinary.
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sometimes |
I sometimes worry about small details.
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started |
The fire started to consume the forest.
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stopped |
Jack stopped at the diner for a meal.
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suddenly |
He stopped the car suddenly.
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sure |
Are you sure you swept this floor?
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those |
The source of this river is in those hills.
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thought |
I thought you'd be ready by now.
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three |
The wedding cake was in three tiers.
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through |
He kicked the ball through the window.
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together |
All the children play together.
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