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    Engleski Recenice

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    Engleski Recenice

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    The document contains 50 sentences describing various situations involving people speaking in conversations, asking and answering questions, making plans and statements about their activities, locations, possessions and states. The sentences cover a range of simple to more complex grammatical structures using verbs, pronouns, prepositions, adverbs, modals and other parts of speech.

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    The document contains 50 sentences describing various situations involving people speaking in conversations, asking and answering questions, making plans and statements about their activities, locations, possessions and states. The sentences cover a range of simple to more complex grammatical structures using verbs, pronouns, prepositions, adverbs, modals and other parts of speech.

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    Engleski Recenice

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    The document contains 50 sentences describing various situations involving people speaking in conversations, asking and answering questions, making plans and statements about their activities, locations, possessions and states. The sentences cover a range of simple to more complex grammatical structures using verbs, pronouns, prepositions, adverbs, modals and other parts of speech.

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    1. I'm English. Are you French? 2. I speak English. She speaks Japanese. 3. "What do you do?" "I am a student.

    " 4. "Where is he living now?" 5. "That isn't your coat. It's my coat. 6. "Where were you yesterday?" "I was at home." 7. "Why not go to the National Gallery?" "I went there yesterday." 8. "Where did you go yesterday?" "I didn't go anywhere." 9. You must work hard to pass the examination. 10. My French is very good. I speak French well. 11. My sister gave me a book for my birthday. 12. John is good at football but Richard is better. 13. I'm busy at the moment. I'm working on the computer. 14. Where did you park the car? 15. The village is near Sheffield. It's only six miles away. 16. I have never been to Russia. 17. Richard was talking to a girl when I saw him. 18. The house was built last year. 19. "I'm a student." He told me that he was a student. 20. Susan will come to tea if you ask her. 21. I think I'll buy these shoes. They fit really well. 22. When I looked round the door, the baby was sleeping quietly. 23. Here's my report. I've finished it at last. 24. We went to Ireland for our holidays last year. 25. We're having a party next Saturday. We've sent out the invitations.

    26. I'll tell Anna all the news when I see her. 27. The chemist's was open, so luckily I was able to buy some aspirin. 28. We can't go along here because the road is being repaired. 29. Is that my key, or is it yours? 30. We've lived in this flat for five years. 31. My arms are aching now because I've been swimming since two o'clock. 32. We had a party last night. I've had to spend all morning clearing up the mess. 33. I'm going to go out and have my hair cut. 34. I didn't like it in the city at first. But now I'm used to living here. 35. I need to buy a loaf bread. 36. I was watching TV at home when suddenly the doorbell rang. 37. We haven't had a holiday for such a long time. 38. The librarian asked us not to make so much noise. 39. If the bus to the airport hadn't been so late, we would have caught the plane. 40. There was no one else at the box office. I didn't need to wait in a queue. 41. Some film stars are said to be difficult to work with. 42. Someone suggested going for a walk. 43. I can remember hearing voices in the middle of the night. 44. The streets are wet. It must have been raining. 45. He's rather dirty. He should have had a bath before he came here. 46. It remains to be seen what she'll do. 47. She was completely taken back by their unexpected reactions. 48. I was unused to my work being praised. 49. He was suspected of stealing the money.

    50. Then, they charged him with the crime.

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