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I need knife to cut this meat.

Michelle eats orange every day.

Do you want piece of pie?

The little girl would like milk.

I don't see soap in the kitchen.

My mother is buying clothes.

You can't ask questions during the test.

Christopher is doing work for me now.

Matthew never wants tea.

I can see flowers on the table.

I can't find good books here.

My father works in office.

Ms. Kent has new office.

Loafers are kind of shoe.

If you're late, take taxi.

"Good" is adjective.

Ice is form of water.

I'd like coffee with my dessert.

I don't want trouble tomorrow.

After the speech, I want to ask questions.

I don't have friends in other countries.

If we have to be there by 9:00 a.m., we can take early train.

Do you plan to fly or rent car?

Please give me glass of milk.

Mrs. Parker is making sandwiches for us.

Jason and Sue never watch movies.

Where can I buy bread?

You never do homework.

Jessica doesn't want wine.

David is getting bottle of wine.