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HecameyesterdayJohnwasborn in 1940Hewas formerly or once a rich manHe arrivedtwo days agoHe got married last weekHe left Paris two
weeks back
Hecan't have
arrived here today
weekor a week agoHe may have lefton Thursday
weekor Thursday
of last weekThe diamond must have been stolen on Friday before last
Heistired nowHeis studying music todayWearelearning music this yearI have donemy exercise this week
Hewill do many things today
Hedid many things this year
Hehas done many things this week
Isaworhave seen him latelyor of laterecentlybeforebefore nowall alongright along in the pastover the years
He has just gone outHe just went out
Hehas been ill since 2 Juneor ever sincesince two months agoTill nowor Up to now Until this timenothinghas happenedSo faror As yetThus far hehad said nothing to meSo far he was trying without successThere is as yet no hope for peaceThe guests had arrived by[=before or
at] seven o'clock
Hewill come tomorrowIshall meet him some dayor one dayHewill begin his work next weekHewill call on me in ten daysor in ten days timeten days from now
Hewill do it soonor shortlypresentlyinstantlybefore longby and by6Hewould doit soonHe would come shortly
Hearrivesthis coming ThursdayHeis to moveonFridayofnext weekHeis leaving today weekor a week from today Heis returning this day monthor a month from this day
She came last Monday and he came the day
beforeor two days
She will come next Mondayand he will come the day be foreor two days
Hestudiedorhad studiedwas studyingstudiesis studyinghas studiedwill studyevery day
Heisalwaysor oftenfrequentlysometimesoccasion- allyseldomrarelyscarcelyhardlyneverill
Ihave warned him once againor a time or twoonce in a long whilenow and thennow and againagain and againtime and againover and over again
He will be permanentlyor foreverblind
The periodicalis published
dailyor weeklymonthly quarterlyyearly
Hestayedin Franceforthree yearsTheygambled all the yearroundThey gambled all the night throughHestartedwork from 1950Heservedhis country till his deathHewill work for me during my absence He can cross the river in thirty minutesor in a short timeWeare working allthe day longThe fish will not liveover the nightor over this weekHehas done much over the yearI have donenothing during the vacation
aI shall go
tomorrow=the day
after today
He went last Sundayand I went on the morrowor on the following daytomorrowHe will go next Sundayand I will go on the morrowor on the following daytomorrowHe went last SundayI went next morningtomorrow morning
yesterday=the day
before today
He went last Sundayand I went on the previous day or the day beforeyesterdayHe will go next Sundayand I will go on the previous dayor the day be- foreyesterday
cI saw him
three days ago=on the third
day before to- day
I arrived last Sunday and I
informed him of my arrival three days before=on the third day before last Sundaythree days ago
dI shall see
him in three days=on the third
day after to- dayafter
three days
I arrived last Sunday and I saw
him three days later or three days afterwardsafter three daysin three daysI shall arrive on 6 July and will see him three days lateror three days afterwardsafter three daysin three days9 July
eI met him one
dayI will meet
him some dayor one dayI met him the other day=a few days agoI will meet him one of these days=in a few days
fHe arrived on
timeat the
appointed timeHe arrive in
time=early enoughfor dinneror to take dinnerHe will be punished in time=sooner or later
gWhen did he
meet herSometime=At some time last yearHow often Sometimesnow and then not very oftenHow long were they togetherFor Some time not very long
learned music since June 1till now
He learned music from June 1not till now
He has learned it ever sinceever since then
He learned it long since=long ago
iFrom 1970 to
1980I met her
four timesfor four
timesI was so shy
when I saw her for the first timeThe meeting in 1980 was the fourth or the last time we had got
fHe hasor hadjust left=left a moment ago He is just starting=is starting this momentHe left just now =left a moment agoHe has left now=is gone now
kDid you ever
I hardly ever saw it
Tell me if you ever saw it
I ever saw it
lAt first he
denied itthenor soonafterwardhe said yesfinallyor eventually he denied it again
Firstof all came Anextor thencame Blastof allcame C
mI will see
her this day weekor monthyear=in a week monthetc
I saw her this day week =a week ago
nHe did not
receiveor has not
received her answer
Did you eator Have you eatenyet
He would marry her if he loved her yet
He already knew it
He still remembered it
oIs John here
Is John here already
Is John still here
pThere is time
yet=stillThe fish is yet=stillalive
We mayor willwin yet=sooner or laterWe must work harder yet=still harder
There is yet another choiceDo it yet again
qI haveor had been interested in music from a
girlor a child
rThis custom
datesor goes back to 1890exists to this day
sbetake place
The show will be 9 pm
The meeting was three hours
The gathering is every Sunday
Doctors are always very busyAll doctors are very busy
Children generally like cakes and sweets=Most children like cakes and
An old man often forgets what he has done=Lots of old men forget what they
Books are sometimes harmful to childrenSome books are harmful to children
People are seldom concerned about othersVery few people are concerned
about others
Good gamblers never curse or get angry=No good gamblers curses or get angry
This desert is sometimes good for patientsThis desert is good for some
Dennis always hates dishonest peopleDennis hates all dishonest people
He generally excuses the criminals who repentHe excuses almost all the
criminals who repent
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He stood at the centerJohn moved from house to house
They came to townThey fought outside their own country
The bird flew a long distanceWe walked miles and miles
They are inches apartHe sat three rows behind me1634 6
abroadtogetherapartoverhead forwardnextlastleft home where here there
I sat before Johnand Mary sat behindJohn
Come down the ladder
The students stood aroundsomeone or something
Come in=into my house
He jumpd ininto the water
Can you swim acrossthis river
ABOUTDon't throw
the waste paper about= here and thereThe children rushed about
How did the quarrel come about= happenThey will bring about=cause the solution
of the problem
ACROSSThings go across=against usShe sat just across=oppositehim
ANYWHEREANYPLACEI can't go anywhere
ALONGMove along=oneverybodyCome along overand see meShe took her dog along=togetherwith her
ALOOFHe always
keeps himself aloof=never mix with others
APARTHe always
keeps himself apart=aloof
AROUNDHe looked
aroundHe shook
hands all around
AWAYHe looked
away=turned his
The colouror The sound faded away=into nothing
BACKCall the dog
back inside
BYHe stood by=near
He hurried by=pastTime flew byLet me by
He putor setlaid the money by=aside for future use
DOWNThe price
went downThe heat went
down=to a lower
We beat down the oppositioncalmed down his feelingsput down the abusesHe closed down the firmThe revolt died downThe clock has run downdown =to a less active condition
I'll writeor putsettakegetit down=record itHe will go down=be recorded in history as a great manThis practice persisted from 1950
down to 1960He handed it
down to posteritydown = to a
later period
FARHe did not go
farDid he go farHe went a long wayinstead of farHe went as far as the north poleI live far fromor beyondthe townfar
He lives far awayor far off Someone waited far be- lowor far abovefar beyondfar
He goes too far=goes to extremesThis money will go far=help greatly to better his condition
FURTHERHe lives two miles further on
HALFWAYHe will meet me halfway
HEREWe want but
little here below=in this life
Listen here=to me
He came over hereHe lives near hereHe waited up here
Come in here+here
Here is something for youHere is=I drinkto your successHere comes the carHere it comesHere you areThere you go=Here it is
Here goes=WatchI'm ready to
HereAt this
pointhe stopped a
momentHere=In this matterhe can't do anything
INCome in=into the houseHe jumped in=into the waterI'll put in a noticein = in the newspaperThey &sentor shut him inThe land will be walled inHe cut in his own name
NEARHe lives near
by=near He has a dictionary near at hand=near to himThe vacation is drawing near His fame spread far and near=everywhere
OFFHe set offstartedHe took off his hatKeep your hands off=Don't touch itKeep off the enemyThe buttons cameor felloffHe madeor gotoff took himself off=ran awayI cannot let him off =escape so easilyOff with=Take off your hatOff with you=Be gone
Throw off=Get rid of reserveHe walked off his headacheslept off his fatigue
Clear or Payoff=completely your debt We must kill off our enemies
He cut off=stopped the steamor the gasHe switchedor turned off the light He broke off the engagementHe declared off the contractHe left off his work
They bought off=bribed the police
He worked off and on =intermittently
He put the matter off=aside
We started straightor rightoff=at once
ONHe putor threwtriedhadkepthis clothes on =on his bodyHe had nothing onHe put his shoes on =on his feetgirded on a swordbuckled on an armourdrew on his glovesShall I help you on with your coatOn with your hat
He workedspokemoved oncontinually we have to holdor hangcling on= keep on We talked on and on=went on talking Go on with=Continue your reading
On with=Begin or Continue your workSomething is going on= happening How are you getting on= making progress with French He is getting on=getting along wellHe came on= progressed well in his studies
He switchedor turned on the gasor the steamthe waterthe light the TV
We looked on=without participating in the matter
Come on= HurryStop behaving that way
He did it further or later on=afterwards You must be more careful from
this hour on
OUTHe slept or dined out= away from home We shall have an evening outOut you go Out with you=Be gone
He calledor cried out
We let out horsesor moneyHe lookedor found out a positionHe can't make out= understandthe meaning
He can work out=solve the problem
Speak out=loudly or freelyTell me straight outor right out= without ambiguity She had her cry out=cried to the fullHe had his sleep out
This fashion has gone out= become out of date Putor BlowTurn out extinguish the light The fire has burned out
Hear me out=to the endI can't hold out He sat outthe showsat until the end of the show He slept out the night He sat out the others=left last of all
He knows the matter out and out thoroughly
OVER He swam over=to the other side of the river
He climbed over=to the other side of the mountain
He came over=over some distance from Singaporewent over to America Take it over to John Ask him over
He fell overfrom an upright position He knocked the vase over
He turned the page over from one of its sides to the other He rolled over and over
The water in the pot boiled over=beyond the rim
They went over=from their party or views to us
We wonor talked them over to our views
The house was searched over=in all partsthoroughly
He lookedor countedread talked thought it over
He is a diplomat all over
I have to do it over again from the
They built the templealloveragain He read the book over and over again I have done it three times overI passedor glossed slurredover=ignored his faultI left the matter over= aside I let it stand over
There are 15 dollars over= left He has 1000
dollars and a bitover= and something
THERE You can go
there=to that
place and back
in a day You can find
it here there=at that place and everywhere
There goes the car There it goes
It is dangerous to climb up thereI'll go over there
Why do you stand out there Let's stand nearor abovebelow there+there
There= At that
point he stopped a
moment You are
mistaken there on that
There is a good boy=What a good boy you are
There is a good chance for you = Note what a good chance it is
someone outside There was
born a child=A child was
born There broke
out a war I want there
to be peace There was
said or supposed to be a fire There is no arguing= You cannot argue with him
There There Don't cry
ThereDidn't I tell
you ThereYou've spoiled every thing
THROUGH He has got through= passed the exam
I have read it through= from the beginning to the end I saw the accident all through She knows me through and through He got through with=finished all the work he had to do I see through his trick
We must carry through the plan=execute it successfully
The train went through=direct to the city
The scheme fellor dropped throughfailed
I'll put you through to the manager=I'll make telephone connection between you and him
UNDERA piece of
cloth should be placed under something in question
He brought the rebels underhis control He keptor got the fire
under He cannot
keep his temper under
UP Lee lives
four floors up Up with you=Get up
I startedor sprang up He looked
for it up and down =everywhere
He went up toor lived up in Londonto or in a place of more importance Did he go up to Oxford or Cam-bridgeDOWN
He went up toor lived up in Edinburghto or in a place in the north
He walked up=over across or around= to the speaker or the place in
We sailed up=against the current
They stirred up the revolt He praised her up I screwed up his courageup = to a higher or stronger degree
He tore up the paperlocked up the door tied up the dogwound up the clock sealed up the letter The pond had dried up The fire has burned upup
The products do not come up to=attain the standard
He livesor acts up to=in
accordance with the
principleor his
promise His fortune
amountsor comes up tototals a million pounds
WEST They sailed
westThis village
lies westto the west of the capital He went west=died
WESTWARDS He went
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quickly&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&& carefully&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&& traditionally
faithfully&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&& luckily&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&& internationally
queenly&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&& soldierly&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&& friendly
beggarly&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&& worldly&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&& heavenly
cowardly&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&& scholarly&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&& miserly
She walked queenlyShe walked in a queenly manner He treats me friend-ly He treats me in a friendly way-ly-ly
We have acted manly manlily in these circumstances
He died untimely untimelily
The army retreated orderly
He treats John with kindness= kindly
He speaks Japanese with fluency=fluently
I can do it with ease=easily
They marched off in triumph= triumphantly
He has told you in private=privately
By good luck= Luckily I find the thing I lost
He sent the letter by mistake mistakenly
He deceived me on purpose= purposely
He screamed like a fool=foolishly
He comes of a rich family
He failed because of his negligence
It is made by John
He was killed with a stone
It is made of iron
He is starved to death
We wished for peace
He went out in spite of the rain
Plants will die without water
1659 &16581346
He drew up=stopped before a store
Hold on= Wait a second please
The machine broke down=didn't work properly
Things work out=develop badly
He didn't show up appear
The couple split up=ended their relationship just an hour after their wedding
He turned in went to bed at eleven
Speak up=speak in a loud voice
We put on=presented a show
He turned down=refused my application
Don't hold up=delay the traffic
You made up=invented the story
I'll take on=undertake the task
We have to put off=postpone the trip
She came around to=agreed to my views
She went in for=got interested inphotography
I have to fall back upon= depend upon his support
We stand up for= support his policy
Can you catch up with=overtake your class
1660 &-ly-ly-ly-ly
CHEAPLYWe must buy cheap= buy at a low priceand sell dear It costs cheap
Victory cannot be bought cheaply =with little loss
He got off cheaply
CLOSELYHe heldor claspedhug shutit closely
DEARLY He wants to sell dear but does not want to pay dear It costs dear
He loves her dearly He pays dearly suffers for his folly
DEEPLYHe drank deep= drank to excess Still waters run deep It was buried deep
I felt his death deeplyI deeply regret it He is deeply interested
FAIRLY He played fairor fairly= acted justly
We fought fair= fought honestly Copy it out fair=clearly
We deal fairly with him We act fairly by all men
FALSELY He playedsomeonefalse=cheated some-one
They falsely accused him
FINELYIt suits me fine We are doing fine
It is finely down He is finely dressed
FIRMLY He stoodor held firm=stuck to his opinion
He firmly believes it He fixed it firmly
FIRSTLY He came first=before all the others
He first saw her in 1969
Firstly we should be kind to peopleSecondly
FOULLYHe played foul= acted unjustly The ship fell foul of= ran against the rocks
They murdered him foully
FULLYI know it full=completelywell
It has not been fully understood I cannot satisfy him fullyfully
HIGHLYHe lived high lived luxuriously paid high =paid a high price played high=played for large stakesaimed or flew high was ambitious The bird flew high
They spokeor thought highly of= praised or respected him He is highly
LASTLYHe arrived last= after all the othersI last =for the last time saw her in 1969
LastlyI will phone
to you in case of need
LOOSELYThe dog brokeor got looseescaped He played fast and loose= acted recklessly and inconstantly
The bolt work looseor free= became loose
He used this word very loosely
LOWLY He buys low and sells highHe livedor paidplayedaimed flew low He bowedor lay low
He sangor spoke low The supply
ran low=became
diminished
He spoke lowly=humbly
He bowed lowly=humbly
NEWLYIt is a new-built hotelA new-made dress was on displayA new-coined word is sometimes very
attractive
It is a newly built hotelThey are a newly married couple
PLAINLYWrite plain and speak plain
I told him plainly
QUICKLYHe got rich quickHe ran or wentwalkedquickly
He quickly ran to the opposite side
RIGHTLYPlease turn rightHe judgedor guessedremembered rightNo matter whether you act right or
wrongyou will
He is rightly accusedYou rightly suppose thatI cannot rightly recollect
SLOWLYGo slow=Work slowlyBe less activeHow slowly they did itWe drive slowly
Let us drive slowlyWe slowly spoke to that deaf boy
SOUNDLYHe slept soundly
STRONGLYHe is going strong=continues to be vigourous
Heor Thatis coming or goingit rather or toostrong=makes an extravagant proposal or
He strongly supports our planHe smelled strongly of alcohol
SURELYSure enough he will do what he's promised
He will surely come surely
THICKLYSnow fell thick The blows came thick and fast
The hill is thickly wooded
TIGHTLYHe heldor claspedhugshut it tightor tightly
TRUEor TRULYHe aimed true= aimed correctly
He told me true= told me the truthThis animal will breed true=breed in accordance with the parental typeHe spoke truly
WRONGLYHe aimedor heardspelled the wordtold mewrongHe got it wrong miscalculated It worked out wrongSomething has gone wrong
They are wrongly accusedor informeddirected
DIRECTLYSpeak to him direct=not in a round-about wayI went to Hong Kong directI sent it direct to himI got it from him direct directly
Come here directly at once I will be back directly = very soonMy family is directly affectedThere has been a directly opposed tendency
EASYEASILYTake things easy Be in no hurryGo easyEasy comeeasy goI can do it easily with no difficultyThe machine runs easily= smoothly
FITLYShe laughed fit till she was ready to die
She can sing sorrowful songs fit to make you cry
The matter has not been fitly handled
FLATLYThe play fell flat=produced no response
He lay flat on his faceShe sang flat= sang below the true pitchHe denied it flatly down right
FREELYI got it freeof chargeI was admitted free
You can criticize anybody freely
HARDLYHe works hard strenuously He drinks hard=excessivelyIt rained hardHe hardly=scarcely knows it
LATELYHe arrived late= beyond the right timeHe goes to bed lateHe was ill lately=recently
LOUDLYDon't talkor laugh so loud
He boasted or praised her loudlyShe is very loudly dressed
MOSTLYMary is the most= in the greatest degreebeautifulI love Mary mostThey are mostly=chieflynice peoplethough not all of them are
NEARLYHe came near= approaching something
He nearly=almost diedIt is nearly
PREVIOUSLYIt happened
previous to= before his ar-rival
He has said it previously
ROUNDLYWe turnedor lookedround
I told him roundly=flatly
SHARPLYLook sharp=Be alertMy car turned sharp
He answered me sharply= seriously
SHORTLYHe stopped short=suddenly stoppedWeranor wentshort of= lacked capitalThe result came short of= failed to meetthe requirements
I'll be back shortly=soonHe answered
me shortly=briefly
SHYLYI fought shy of= kept away from her
She shyly=bashfully mentioned her lover
SOUNDLYHe is sound= thoroughlyasleep
He slept soundlyHe is soundly beaten
WIDELYHe spoke wide of the mark= incorrectly
The islands are widely scatteredHe travelled widely
They differ widely
CLEANLYAll he has is clean= completely gone I have clean forgot itHe is cleanly dressed
CLEARLYThe bullet went clear= entirelythrough his leg The robbers have escaped clear
He speaks clearly
CLOSELYHe followed close= a short distancebehind meShe brought him close to ruinA church is close by
He watched her closely=strictlyGuard him closely
DEADLYIt is dead= completely straightHe is dead drunkor tiredcertainslowagainst me
He is deadly= dangerously woundedShe is deadly pale
DEEPLYHe studies deep= farinto the night
I regret it deeply= bitterly
JOLLYor JOLLILYHe knows you jolly very well
He laughed jollily
JUSTLYHe left just nowJust read this
He is justly= rightly punishedHe justly criticized this policy
MOSTLYShe loves her mother most of all
They mostly=chiefly come from the north
PRETTY or PRETTILYIt is pretty= moderatelygood
She is prettily dressed
RIGHTLYHe dashed right=all the wayto the end of the streetThey turned right roundHe has read right=completelythrough the bookHe stood right=exactlyin the middle
I understand her rightly= correctlyIf I heard you rightlyI don't have to pay himIf I remember rightlythey got married in 1985
WIDELYThe gate is wide openThese two parties are wide apart in
their viewsHe is wide
He travelled widely
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He can not seeHe hardlyor scarcelyknows it I little expect itHe is by nomanner ofmeans respected by his friendsYou should on no account trust this
manI'll not for
the worldor for
anything=never speak against anyoneI don't care a figor a jota beana bit a rapa damna pin do not feel sorryfor his criticismHe is not a bitor a jota whita haira tita rusha buttoninjuredI cannot in any way tell you all
the truthHe is not in
the leastor not at allhappyI simplyor justcan't helpWill he give up The devilor The heckThe deucehe will=He won'tIs he honestLike hellor Like funhe is = He never is He is so kind Kind my foot or my eye Very unkind
He writes a littleI was somewhator slightlya bitdisappointedIt helps somea little
This matter depends more or
lessor in a wayto a certain degree on your decision It sort ofor kind of= somehowamazes meIt is partly brokenI half believe in ghosts
He is deeplyor greatlyhighlynot a littlevery muchmore than impressedThe villagers were mainly killed by
the warSuccess
depends considerablyor in a great degreeto a great extenton your patience
I need it badlyor sorelyIt helps a lotor a great dealThe car runs nice and= veryfastHe works good andvery hard
The town is entirelyor totallycompletelyutterly destroyedHe fullyor thoroughlyquiteunderstands herI fairlyor clean forget about it
Her heart is broken through and throughYou can omit it altogether
The people speak less and less
but think more and more I moved graduallyor bit by bit step by steplittle by littletoward my object
He onlyor merely readsbut never writes
I justor simply asked her about her catIt is sold exclusivelyor solely at this firm
Has the fish been cooked enough
Could money be sufficiently earned
He nearly lost his jobHe almost forgets his own face He all but died
He drinks to excessHe worried himself too much
Don't believe excessively in fate
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Surelyor Sure he knows itSurely he knows it
Reallyor Trulyhe knows it
Undeniablyor Doubtlessly Rex has been a drug pedlar many years
Clearlyor ObviouslyHarold was killed by his only opponent
Do you want your children to obey
your orderDefinitely
You should by all means= certainly follow the rules
May I go nowBy all means= Certainly
Trueor Indeed she loves himbut she keeps silent
Sure enoughor To be sureNo doubtWithout doubtUndoubtedlyOf courseNaturallyhe knows it
In factor In point of factAs a matter of factAs it isAs the matter isIn truthIn reality=not in namewordappearanceor imaginationhe is a big shota demagoguenot only in name
I can't tell you for sureor for certain
He has become an alcoholicall rightor and no mistake
Can he possibly know itHe may possibly know it
Perhapsor ProbablyMaybe he is not
Did youperhapssee John
He generallybut not necessarilycomes at eight
I dare sayor Presumablyhe won't agree with you
In all likelihoodor As likely as not= most probablyhe will lose all his fortune
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No doubt perhaps
Johnwilllendmehis bicycle tomorrow
1thereforwardashorein Japanat the stationon high
2yesterdayagoyeton Sundaythis eveningfor five daysfrom 1950 till 1960since last Januray
3oftenrarelyfrom time to time
4surely definitelyprobablyno doubt
5greatlypartiallybeyond measureto some degree
6slowlysadlyat a low pricein jest
wherewhyhowwhenfor what
reasonin which room
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Outsidethe wind is blowing Here I stopUpstairs they are gambling
In Japan everybody works hardFrom behind a voice saidgood morningTo the west lay a large villa
Into the city I've never driven this carI've
never driven this car into the city
offupawayover downout inbackround on abovealongabout belowinsideoutside
Off went John Off John wentOff he wentOff went he
Down fell the vase Away he ranRound and round flew the bird
Up you jump In you go
Up with the KingDown with FascismOff with his headAway with you
thereherebecome gofollowstandsitlieremainlive enter appear happen arise take place
There is a haunted house There is a haunted house there or here therethere
There entered on old man who was over eighty years old but looked
very healthy and strong
Here stands a hero of our country Here comes the car
Here lies my paradiseThere goes JaneThere goes she
At the end of the wood there lies a
cottageAll around
the hutthere grew many beautiful flowersIn the centre of the hallthere stood a round tableFar out at seatherecame a
fishing-boat
caoffupaway
He put on his coat He put his coat on
I picked up the bookI picked the book up
She gave away her moneyShe gave it awayShe gave away it
He poured me out some tea some tea out
She sent him off a gift a gift off
She took out the eggsbutter cakes and
other things
He picked upthe money he had thrown away when he had been angry
He will bring back to methe radio-set he borrowed last week
Drink your wine upSwitch the light onPut the cigar out
Take everything downTake your hat off
I put down= wrote down his name He took over=assumed control ofthe businessWe saw through=were not deceived by his trick
We carried the project through=We completed it successfullyput it into practiceHe laughed the criticism away=He ignored it
We drove from west to east in the cityWe drove in the city from west to east from west to east and in the city
They can kiss on the street in the US in the
USon the street
In the USthey can kiss
on the streetOnthe
street they can kiss in the US
From Eighth Street we proceeded past the Grand Hotel to the parkand then turn to the west
I keep the tools on the rack
We arranged a picnic in Mary's backyard
I like a vacation by the seaside
Everybody expects a revolt from all directions
This fine climate attracts us to this country
He went outCome this wayThe train arrived at my town
He climbed to the top of the tree
He feels lonely in a foreign countryThe stars look small at a great distance
Hang your coat over thereI met him downtown
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yesterdaytomorrowtodaynowonceoriginallyfirstrecentlysoonimmediatelyone morningjust thenthree days agolater onsooner or lateruntil thenso farjust nowall at onceduring the summerfrom 1970 to 1983since Maysince whenuntil whenhow long agoinatonbetweenbyduringaboutbeforeafterforfromtoor tillsincetill or until
Recently we have been working hardSoon he arrived at the stationThat morning he received his first lesson
Ten years ago I invested very much capital in businessFor three nights she did not sleepFrom 1975 to 1979 he and I studied
physicsSince a week
agoI have been
Now came John and many othersFirst came LilianNext came another problemThen followed an excited dialogue
During the summer there broke out a great accident
In the previous week there spread a rumour about his remarriage
directlyimmediatelyoncenowthe momentthe instantthe yearsthe springevery timeall the timethe few minutes
It rained directlyor immediately= as soon as he left home Once you see himyou will never forget him
Now you mention itI do rememberAny time you comeyou are welcomeThe few minutes he atehe had ten telephone callsAll the time he talkedI kept silent
balastalreadyyetbeforeshortlyjuststilleventuallyfor a momentas before
He will soon come hereHe would some day understand me
I was yesterday morning walking along the streetHe was soon after caught by the
policemenHe was some
time before put into prisonHe has longsince been a dead
manI have long
admired his worksHe has
recently or latelyseen her
He at one time told me the same thing you are telling me
We formerly did itbut we nowadays forget the customI temporarilybut not permanentlylove her
He recently has behaved better than he formerly did
Petera long time
vanguished the giantHe already has seen itShe so faror this farhasn't spoken with me
daearlylatealreadyyetshortlybrieflyawhilelonga
He came yesterdayHe left at the last actThey divided the property on the death of their fatherI cameor will comeon Sunday=last or next Sunday
He cameor will come on aor the Sunday= another Sunday than last or nextHe expressed surprise at see-ing
meI felt envy
on hearing the news
I have sleptforhoursHe studies Englishforthree yearsHe has been here many months He has learned medicine since 1950He lived here from 1950 till 1958It exists to this dayI have opposed it all alongI'll live here forever ofterHe died here during the warHe visited many places in the course of= duringthe summer or the tripHe lived in this village all his
life and never left it a day
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aneverseldomrarelyoccasionallysometimesoftenrepeatedlyonce a weekfour timesfrom time to timeagain and againnow and thenas a rule
Sometimes he smokesUsually he came by himself
Occasionally he called on meNever have I been there
They can find time for amusementsThey always canYou have learned Japanesebut I never have learned any
foreign languageI have to
cook my own break-fastBut I seldom need do so
alwayspermanentlyperpetuallycontinuallycontinuouslyincessantly He will
always not like itHe will never like it
GenerallyusuallyordinarilycommonlynormallyhabituallycustomarilyregularlyftoenfrequentlyrepeatedlyI
don't& usually= rarelytake breakfast
Sometimesperiodicallyoccasionaly
Rarelyseldomhardlyeverscarcelyeverbare-lylittleinfrequentlyunusuallyuncommonly
Nevernotnot ever
He can hardly see mebecause he is shortsightedShe has always smokedHe often goes to the libraryHe never tells liesI don't usually=rarely go to the theatre
His family hastime after timegot into trouble
He wouldas a ruleget up at six
He always is a foolHe never is wiseHe seldom is
They never areIt hardly is
econtinuallyoften frequentlyrepeatedlyoccasionallyhourlydailymonthlyoncetwiceagain
I have said it repeatedly to himHe called on me occasion-ally
I take a walk twice daily daily twice
I learn kungfu three times weeklyor a week
every four dayseach summeron alternate days as a ruleas usualmost oftenoften enoughin generalin quick succession
many timesnot infrequentlyagain and againtime after timetime andtimeagain
once in a whileonce and againnow and againevery now and thenatoddtimesfrom time to timeoff and onon several occasions
This morning we went to work as usual
I read the poem again and again
I practise Karate off and on
I go to the movies once in a long while
He came dailyHe saw her very often
He did it once in a whileHe studies French at odd times
He taught me four times a weekI learn music every three days
She went to the pictures sometimes
He loves her always
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atrulyindeedreallyactuallyeventuallysurelyobviouslyassuredlyundoubtedlycertainlyevidentlyapparentlyclearlyadmittedlynaturallyprobablypresumablyperhapsmaybepossiblyvery likelyin truthin factno doubtof course as a matter of factsure enoughoddly enoughstrange enoughrightly or wrongly
Certainly he can do anything so long as it's profitable
Surely he divorced her
In facthe knows nothing
byescertainlyquiteabsolutelydecidedlynaturalyevidentlyobviouslypreciselysurelysureAmwillinglywith pleasurevery wellof coursenonever
Do you know itYes
Is he a foolAbsolutely
Do you love herOf course
He certainlyor surelyprobablypossiblycanHe surely has He simply can'tYou surely areYou simply must give up
He really understand himselfJohn probably loves her
My father of course knows you
He will actually do what he has threatened toI haveas a matter of factdone all I canHe hasat any rateconfessed his fault
I do not really know= I know very littleI really do not know=I know nothing
They will get marriedperhaps
John has done something sillyno doubt
You didn't complain to herSurely= I believe
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almostnearlyentirelythoroughlyperfectlyvaguelyslightlystronglylittlein all likelihoodas much asnot so much asas good assort ofat any rateat least
I almost criedHe quite agrees with meHe wholly for got thatHe half smiled and half criedHe rather hates itI hardly think soI scarcely understand it
He has fully understood her They willon the whole agree to my proposal The business willin the fullest degreeor in some measuredepend upon the political situation
He does not see itnot
Can't he go
Don't talk too much
notbeinghaving
Not being able to goI stayed at home with Mother
Not having finished my work I can't leave
He does not entirely believe me
I like it very muchThey need a house badlyI depend upon him fully for adviceI respect him highlyor greatlyHe needs money terriblyor awfully dreadfullyHe suffered to such a degreeI love Mary best of allI know it quite wellHe loved her to a ridiculous extent
I don't careor care nota jotor a button a bit a whita morsela figa damnabut it I don't mindor value it a rushor a rotten nutHe blamed me no endShe laughed no endI love my mother a whole big
balloon He thought
world of his sweetheartThis accident speaks volumes for the danger of a drunk en driver
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Suddenly the door openedSlowly he walked down the streetSlowly and impressively he rose from the seat In a low voice he spokeWith one blow of his are he cut it
offOne by one
they came out To his great
de light he saw
his home againSlowlybut with courage did he accomplish itAll at once did we start
Bang goes the door Whizz goes the arrowSnap went the ropeCrash went the glassThud went the bag of riceCrack came the bottlePop come the accident Crash went the disaster of the
familygocome
wellso to such straits
Well can we say thatWell may he do anything he likes
He has started and so must all of usIf he can go so can we
I like art and specially do
I like music
To such straits was I
reducedTo such
lengths did he go that nobody wanted
to talk with himTo such a
point or a degree will the war go on that all will be
How beautifully she singsHow quickly he runs
besides also then likewise moreover againin additionnapwhat is moreonlystillall the samehoweverneverthelessand yethowbeitcon verselyon the contraryon the other handtherefore hencesothusconsequentlyaccordinglythenin consequenceas a resultotherwise else 1668a
It may sound strangehoweverit is trueHe always wears a red shirthence he is so nicknamed& He is poor besideshe has a large familyNow he criedthen he laughedHe liked gamblingas a result he became a good fornothing
fortunatelyluckilyunluckilyfor himhappily tragicallyclearlyindisputableessentiallycharacteristicallysimilarlyincidentlyinevitablynaturally normallycuriouslyinterestinglymiraculouslyironicallysurprisinglyunexpectedlypersonallyhonestly franklygeographicallymilitarilypoliticallyculturallynamelyfirstlyfinallylastlyas for meas to your proposalby the wayfor instancefor example first of allin the first placeto my thinkingat any ratein any casein short in brief in finein conclusionin a wordin one wordin other words in plain Englishin plain wordsoddly enough
Interestinglythe eye is like a camera Hands manipulate toolsmore importantthey create civilizationUnfortunately he dies of tuberculosisPersonallyI do not like his manner of speakingGeographicallyLaos is a small countryAs for my schoolEnglish is the main subjectIn a& wordthis& is& not& an& easy job
My brotherbesidesknows five languagesMost people naturallylike peaceJapan and Chinahistorically belong to the same groupJohn and Marylikewise can help usThishoweverwill simplify matters
This willhoweversimplify mattersThey mustaccordinglyinspect the spot of the murderMost people willof coursesee through his trickMany passengers haveluckilybeen saved
bravelyquietly-ly
He ardently desired itHe deeply regretted his past
He slowly walked down the street with his sonHe promptly answered the letterHe has anxiously inquired for his
brotherwho suddenly
disappeared years ago
The clownwith no warningjumped from behind the sofaJohnlike every
other childis fond of
sweets and fruitThe womanwith tears in her eyesleft her husband
He hadby mistakethrown it awayIt mayfor conveniencebe left hereAny boy canunder a suit- able& condition grow into a great man He hasin a fit of angerkilled a steadfast and trusted friend
He spoke naturally= unaffectedly CfNaturally =Of coursehe knowsHe looked in curiouslyHe looked at the boy smilinglyHe ran away fearfully&
The work has been done carefullyorhas been
carefully donePlease hold
it tightly
They revolted against the unjust measureYou can do it at your pleasureHe sold it for seven dollarsHe distributed the property among
his sonsHe would
have& gone out but for rainThe engine goes by steamWe drank liquor by the gallonPrepare for the worstHe translates the article word by
wordWe started
for Hong KongWe cannot
refrain from tearsHe was taken aback on being told about this
He stood therehat in handor& cigar in& mouth gun on shoulder He came home with&
face& clouded or with smiling facewith beating heartwith bent head
He looked my wayHe travelled thirdclass
It costs ten dollars weighs 30 kilogramsI bought it forfive dollarsatfive dollars a pound
His heart went thumpThe door went bangThe house fell crash downShe hit him smack in the facea
Dennis sufferedvery unjustlyfor a fault not his own
They rose in revoltungratefully against their leader
He remainedwiselysingle until
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When do you startHow can you do it Where does your brother study EnglishWhy should they resign
In what way did he get itFor what reason could he speak ill of meIn which paper did you read the
news Of whom are
you& thinking Who are you thinking ofWhat time did you come
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1674& 1onawayupdown
He speaks fluently EnglishHe likes very much my suggestionHe understands very clearly your viewpointHe reviews again and again his
a He brought
to school so many bookspictures magazines etcI copied from him the lecture notes concerning the structure of the
atom Please
return before Sunday all the books you have borrowed from the libraryHe put into execution the plan he
made years agoShe took to
heart what I had told him
We havewith great difficultydefended this village of our fathers and sonsThe enemy has many times at tacked the people inhabiting this
Here they study chemistryphysicsbiology and mathematicsWith incredible speedhe conquered all his opponents who had looked down upon him
b He received
from his friends many precious giftsHe emphasized from time to time the importance of love and duty John is reading very carefully a
letter from his wife
moment I said that I could do nothing for herI asked out of curiosity with which boy she dined yesterday evening
He certainly loves his parents
He will probably come tomorrow
I very well know the value of his assistance
He little understands what he himself says
He seldom goes to the movies
John has sometimes written to Mary
I shall always remember what you have done for me
1676& 3bebe
He isno doubta good doctor
The amount isin all probabilitythe same as before
He isto some
extentor in a way a famous musician
He is rarely sick
He is always late
It will be altogether forgottenThe workers were fully employedIt is earnestly hoped that The war is need- lessly prolonged
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He probably went&&&&&&&&& to
Japan&&&&&&&&& by
air&&&&&&&&& twice&&&&&&&&&&& in
We met&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&& there&&&&&&&& unexpectedly&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&& last
He's certainly gone&&&&&&&&& abroad&&&&&&&&&& with
his wife&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&& recently
I&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&
studied&&& in London&&&&&&& under
MrA&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&& for
I will meet you at three o'clock tomorrowI saw the film on Tuesday evening
I arrived yesterday afternoonabout five o'clockShe and I got married in 1968in the month of July
He lived at a small village in a northern stateWe spent the holidays at a cottage
in the mountainsWe spent the
holidays in the mountainsat a cottage we rented from a friend
I returned to the village by trainbefore darkone day
One day before dark I returned to the village by train
He arrivedsilentlyafter all his companionsHe slept soundlyon a very large bedHe satdownby mistakeon the back of a sleeping
Tomorrow at five when it begins to dawn I shall go to a distant city I shall stay herefor three days
while the festival is going onYesterdayjust before breakfastwhen I was writing a letter MrA called at my house
1682& 9refer toinsist on beware ofplay hell withtake care oflay stress onlive up toput up with look down online upget alongfool aboutcarry on give forthgamble away
He has always firmly and passionately believed in manners believed firmly and passionately
in manners
He depends upon his uncle for his educationdepends for his education upon
she looks patiently after the baby
1683& 10 thisthat like such so thus the
Just at that momenta man cameAt such a sightthey all shudderedIn this manner he diedSo they saidSo I doSo do IThus they started the rebellionHere he stoppedAfter the war many were starvedIn like manner they were killedFrom what has been saidthis theory is very easy to understand
They suddeny attacked usThey attacked us suddenly
We quietly went awayWe went away quietly
I immediately corrected itI corrected it immediately
I often go to the picturesI go to the pictures very often
She decides to go tomorrowand tomorrow she must go
She cried sorrowfullyand sorrowfully everyone sighed
John learned Chinese with difficultyand with difficulty he had learned everything
CfHe is as happy as happycan beIf moth er thinks I must have a wifewifeI must have
1686& 13immediatelywrote tell the news
I wrote immediately to tell him the news
I have telephoned to him three times to come I have three times telephoned
to him to come I have
telephoned to him to come three times
To inform him immediately I rang him up immediately
My son now and then asked to follow me to the cinemaHe earnestly hoped to see meJohn kindly suggested taking care of my little girlShe candidly admitted having gone out with her boyfriend
a Tigers have
often been discovered in this area
You can never have seen such a beautiful place
He will probably be made President of the Company
He has surely been punished for his offence
He mayunfortunatelybe killed by robbers
decision will be publicly announced
I would have carefully done itif it had been useful
He must have seriously considered this matter
We went to deserted
village almost ten miles away from the capital yesterday
We went yesterday tocapital
Yesterday a guest who had come from a distant country called on me
A guestme yesterday
Immediatelyhe told me to leave his
He told me to leave his house
immediately
1689& 16 only alone also too even
Only JohnnNobody else saw Mary there two days ago
John only sawvMarydid not talk with her there two days ago
John saw only Maryn not
anybody else there two
John saw Mary only thereadvnot in any
other place two days ago
John saw Mary there only two days agoadvphrase not more than two days ago
He alone Nobody else loves her
He loved her alone nobody else
He loves her for her simplicity alonenot for any other reason
Even Johnnot only his elder brothers and sisters writes articles for the newspaper
John even writes articles for the newspapernot only does other things less
John writes even articles for the newspapernot only letters which are easier to write
John writes articles even for the newspapernot only for his own school
Her husbandtoonot only shespends a lot of money
Her husband spends a lot of money toonot only
earns so much
Her husbnad spends a lot of money on dress toonot only on other things
1690& 17++
Nowhere can I find a cleaner place
In no other land do I wish to live and die
Neither from the north nor from the south does he come
Only to Asia=To no other places than Asia can we export our goods
From the Middle East aloneFrom no other areas than the Middle East does this country obtain its oil
Not until sixteen had this great writer learned to write
Never have I said anything to him
No have I said anything to himnot
No to anyone have I said anything
No sooner had I touch the pillow than I fell asleep
For only a few= not manymonths could my married life be called happy
Less than a month have I learned to cook
No a fig does he care
If you do not know hermucheven stillless do I
If you can't answer the questionno more can I
Least of all could I kill anyone
Hardlyor ScarcelyNot quite had he seen me when he called out
Never in all her life has she seen such a handsome man
Rarelyor Seldom= Not oftendid he notice such a matter
Not infrequently may I get the permission to see the boss
No longer can I stand his impudence
By no means must you say that
Underor In no circumstances must anyone
violate the rules
Only by stealing can he make his living
Only when one has enough to eat can one be honest+
No though you made a request would he agree
Hardly ever has there been any case like thatthere been
Never will there be any World War
Not long= A short timeago I still saw himdid I still see him
Not many= A few months later he came again
Not infrequently=Often he told me
the same story
did he tell
Not only she agreedbut also her husband said yes
Not only did she agree
In vain have I written all these articles
From time to time has he said thatbut nobody cares
Still more was I impressed with her manners
Many a night did John wait for her at the corner
Of the fifty studentscan only five pass this year
1691& 181667 a1668 a
At the end of the wood stood a church
By the front door entered three soldiers
In this beautiful palace lived a king and his daughter
All around the house grew millions of flowers
On the grasstherelay a
shepherd there
By the riverthere has a pagoda stood for 101 years
By the riverthere has stood a
pagoda as high as 30 meters
There happened an accident in this city there
Soon after this omen began a revolt
At last came the wedding day
In 1952 was born one of my daughters
When father returned from Francethere happenedor took placesomething strange
Just as they drank merrilythere came a terrible knock at the door
In all her splendour appeared the bride followed by two pretty
For the sake of justice died hundreds of people who made a peaceful
In such surroundings there was born= appeareda man of extraordinary abilitydestined to save his nation
In her hands was placed all his being and all his happiness
There was taken to the mayor a man one hundred and twenty years of
age and still in good health
I am nowat this momentreading a novel
I am reading a novel now
He lost all his money in gamblingNowthis money he had borrowed from his aunt
I again= once moretried the project
I tried the project again
He is a scientistand again=besideshe knows seven languages
I told him so= the same thing
It is rainingso= thereforeI can't go out
He knows a lot of things indeed
He isindeed bethe best man I know
Indeed but he knows a lot of thingsbut he is selfish
I can tell you onlythis= nothing
else than this
He is very kindonly= yethe doesn't know how to talk
I have been there once= one timeon one occasion
He once= formerlylived in the country
Once= after one
visited the placeI could
recognize all the streets
He has not yet= till nowcome
He has studied English five years yet= but he is unable to write letters &&