1. |
Once he has signed the agreement, he won't be able to back
the
scheme. |
2. |
Watch
the signpost. I don't want to miss the turning. |
3. |
That chair is not very strong. Do you think it is
your weight? |
4. |
After drinking half a bottle of whisky he felt able to stand
his
employer. |
5. |
The Italian course started in September and it's now March. I'm afraid you won't
be able to catch |
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the class now. |
6. |
Whenever he runs
a difficulty he always comes to me for help. |
7. |
A mother will usually stand
her children, no matter what they have
done. |
8. |
There's no point in doing
the old regulations if you are going to
introduce |
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a new set. |
9. |
I'm afraid there's no milk left; we'll have to fall
dried milk for
our tea. |