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254
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reward; thanks
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1. Because my husband's younger brother who lives nearby helped me with repairing the car I gave him some money as a reward.
2. I want to give a reward to the person who helped me carrying a heavy item, but please tell me what would be good for the reward.
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255
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error; fault; loss
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1. Mr. Kitayama asked, "Excuse me, but how old are you, Yukiko?"
2. Because the woman who is reading a newspaper over there is rude I don't like her.
3. I will excuse myself soon. Thank you for the food.
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203 |
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arrive
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1. Because I will go by super express train which arrives at 10:45 can you come and meet me at the station?
2. Do you know if the train that arrives in Kyoto at eleven is a super express train or an express train?
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256 |
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depart |
1. Because I will come by the flight that leaves Tokyo at 2:50 I think I will arrive there around six.
2. The train leaves at 18:00 so until then let's check the baggage at the counter.
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257
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forget |
1. Because I left my umbrella in the library I will go and get it.
What color is it?
A big black one.
2. How many of you forgot homework today?
3. "Did you buy a super express ticket for me?"
"No, I forgot to call the travel agency. Sorry. I will call now."
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258
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become late, delay, late |
1. Because my body ached badly this morning I arrived at the office a little late. I don't know why it ached.
2. Let's ask if the flight that arrives at 13:20 is late or not.
3. The super express train that leaves at 9:00 left half an hour late due to an accident.
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259
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summer
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1. Have you decided what you will do in the summer yet? Yes. I will go to Italy and study Renaissance history this summer.
2. The summer in Hanover is very beautiful. Because it doesn't get too hot, there are a lot of people who come here from New York.
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260
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winter
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1. The planes are often late due to snow in the winter.
2. The winters in Hanover are cold, but for people who like skiing they are good.
3. I think this winter is not as cold as last winter.
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84
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store
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1. I worked a part-time as a clerk at the GAP last summer.
2. My older brother is a manager at a nearby supermarket.
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261
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sell
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1. Isn't there a store that sells kimono in this area?
2. The computers on sale are all sold out.
3. Do you know what the big bookstore in New York that sells Japanese magazines and newspapers is called?
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