1. Listening... My brother is a couch potato.

2. Listening... I think I'm gonna hit the sack.

3. Listening... What a beautiful sheep!

4. Listening... She has a lot of debts.

5. Listening... That's a big cup.

6. Listening... He could'nt find the lake.

7. Listening... We thought it was full.

8. Listening... Where do you live?

9. Listening... The government would often adopt policies that required people to adapt to a harsh regime.

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I am loath to associate with people who loathe me.

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The moral of this story is that the morale of a military unit is extremely important

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The personnel office had a great deal of personal information in its files.

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Jeremiah would prophesy whenever he felt the people needed to hear a prophecy.

5. Listening... We'll have to be quite quiet. Quit making noise!

6. Listening... I'm taller than my father. Let's eat first; then we'll go to the movies.

7. Listening... Where were you? We're over here.

8. Listening... I don't know whether we'll go or not. I think it depends on the weather.

9. Listening... I would accept your excuse, except the part about losing the watch.

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I need your advice. Please advise me on this.

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She would often allude to her childhood, when she would elude her brothers in a game of hide-and-seek.

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The Board of Education has censured the high-school principal because he tried to censor the student newspaper.

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His clothes were made of cloths of many different colors.

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If you wish to seem demure, you will have to demur less vociferously.

6. Listening... Any cool dessert would taste great out here in the sandy desert.

7. 8. Listening... How did the politicians plan to elicit these obviously illicit campaign funds without getting caught?

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They were afraid that this eminent figure in world politics was in imminent danger of being killed.


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The football players seemed to flout the referees and continued to brazenly flaunt their silly, arrogant routine every time they scored.

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I can run farther than you, but let's discuss that further after the race.

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In less than an hour, the voters in our town are going to vote for us.

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In preparing for his most spectacular illusion, the magician made an allusion to the magic of Houdini.

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They have immigrated to this city from all over eastern Europe; later on, they may decide to emigrate elsewhere.

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to have a/an (adjective) time is a very common expression used to describe the quality of time spent doing something. It is followed by a prepositional phrase or an -ing verb.

1. We had a great time at your New Year's Eve party last night.

2. He's having a hard time explaining the lipstick on his collar.

7. Listening... The school is between the bus station and the police station.

8. Listening... The bar is on the corner of West Street and South Street.

9. Listening... The bowling alley is behind the bookstore.