Neri Rook - 200 Most Frequently Used Russian Words + 2000 Example Sentences: A Dictionary of Frequency + Phrasebook to Learn Russian

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[ I don't like this. ] [ I don't like that. ] [ It wasn't him. ] [ I'm not happy about it.] [ I don't like it. ] [ Here goes nothing. ] [ It was nothing. ] [ Do not thank me! ] [ You're welcome! ] [ I don't love you. ] . . . . . . . ? ? ? [ It is not so. ] [ I'm not feeling well. ] [ I don't like him. ] [ It's not here. ] [ I don't love her. ] [ I don't need that. ] [ I don't need that. ] [ What's wrong? ] [ Don't you like it? ] [ What's wrong with this?] . . . ? . . . ! . ! [ It's not always easy. ] [ Me neither. ] [ It wasn't good. ] [ What don't you like? ] [ I don't want to. ] [ It isn't that simple. ] [ It wasn't us. ] [ You're not my father! ] [ It's not us. ] [ You don't love me! ] [ 2 ] . . . . . . . . . . [ I don't like this. ] [ I don't like that. ] [ It wasn't him. ] [ I'm not happy about it.] [ I don't like it. ] [ I like it very much. ] [ I like that. ] [ It is not so. ] [ It's not here. ] [ I don't need that. ] . . . ! ? ? ? . . . [ I don't need that. ] [ It's very good. ] [ This is very good. ] [ That's too much! ] [ Don't you like it? ] [ What was that? ] [ What was it? ] [ It's not always easy. ] [ I need this. ] [ It looks really good. ] ! . . . . . . . . . [ You ain't seen nothing yet.] [ It wasn't good. ] [ That was very good. ] [ I need it now. ] [ It isn't that simple. ] [ I'll need that. ] [ It wasn't us. ] [ It's always been that way.] [ It's always been like that.] [ That was always so. ] [ 3 ] . . . . . . . . . . [ I like it very much. ] [ I love you a lot. ] [ I'm not feeling well. ] [ It's very good. ] [ This is very good. ] [ I want you too badly. ] [ It looks really good. ] [ That was very good. ] [ He loves you very much.] [ It looks really good. ] . . . . . . . . . . [ It looks really good. ] [ It's very simple. ] [ You're looking very well.] [ She looks very good. ] [ It looks really good. ] [ I'm very afraid. ] [ I like both of them very much.] [ It will be very hard. ] [ It was very difficult. ] [ I was starving. ] . . . . . . . . . . [ This house is very good.] [ I'm very tired now. ] [ I'm very tired now. ] [ We do need you. ] [ That was really bad. ] [ I'm very tired today. ] [ Today, I am very tired.] [ Today I am very tired. ] [ I'm very tired today. ] [ Today, I am very tired.] [ 4 ] . . ! . ! ? . ? ? . [ I need you. ] [ I need you. ] [ You're not my father! ] [ I need you here. ] [ You don't love me! ] [ You or I? ] [ You owe me. ] [ Are you still here? ] [ Do you want it now? ] [ You're still here. ] . ? . . . ? . . ? . [ I need you here. ] [ What else do you want? ] [ You are my father. ] [ I need you. ] [ You're better than me. ] [ Do you love me? ] [ You didn't see him. ] [ You have not seen him. ] [ What do you like? ] [ You're looking very well.] ? . ? ? ? ? ? . ? ? [ Do you love her? ] [ You always say that. ] [ Were you there? ] [ What have you discovered?] [ What did you buy? ] [ What do you want to eat?] [ What would you like to eat?] [ He needs you. ] [ Were you there? ] [ How are you today? ] [ 5 ] ? . . . . . . . ? ? [ Are you out of your mind?] [ He rang the doorbell. ] [ Believe in yourself. ] [ I'm going shopping. ] [ It is time for me to take avacation. ] [ He went to the shop. ] [ I am going to the shop.] [ We started at six. ] [ What's the matter? ] [ What's the problem? ] ? . . . . . . . . . [ What's your problem? ] [ You are talking through the nose.] [ We are going to the shop.] [ You are talking through the nose.] [ He is playing golf. ] [ Any time. ] [ I was in the house. ] [ I was in the house. ] [ For the time being. ] [ I was in the bath. ] . . . . . ! . . . . [ I was in the bath. ] [ Come at any time you like.] [ I get up at six. ] [ Put yourself together. ] [ Get a hold of yourself.] [ Pull yourself together!] [ He shot at me. ] [ I believe it. ] [ Go to the store. ] [ I believe in you. ] [ 6 ] . ? . . . ? ? ? ? ? [ It wasn't him. ] [ Were you there? ] [ I was there. ] [ I was outside. ] [ I wasn't home. ] [ So where were you? ] [ Where have you been? ] [ Where were you? ] [ Where've you been? ] [ Where have I been? ] ? . ? . ? ? ? . . ? [ Have you had an answer?] [ I was at home. ] [ Who was there? ] [ It was my plan. ] [ Just where were you? ] [ Where were you yesterday?] [ Were you at home yesterday?] [ I wasn't busy. ] [ I was very busy. ] [ Why were you there? ] . . . . . . ? . . ? [ Yesterday was a good day.] [ We had a plan. ] [ I have been busy today.] [ My father was busy. ] [ There was a heavy rain yesterday.] [ It rained heavily yesterday.] [ Were you busy yesterday?] [ I was busy yesterday. ] [ You have been busy. ] [ Were you busy? ] [ 7 ] . . . . . . . . . . [ I don't like this. ] [ I don't like that. ] [ I'm not happy about it.] [ I don't like it. ] [ I like it very much. ] [ I like that. ] [ I'm not feeling well. ] [ I don't like him. ] [ I don't need that. ] [ I don't need that. ] . . . . . . . . . . [ I like him. ] [ I need this. ] [ I need it now. ] [ I'll need that. ] [ I need you. ] [ I need you. ] [ I need you here. ] [ I don't like this one. ] [ He's not my father. ] [ I don't like her. ] . . . . . . . . . . [ I need you here. ] [ You owe me. ] [ I'll be fine here. ] [ I need you here. ] [ I need you. ] [ I like this one. ] [ Don't tell me that. ] [ He is like a father to me.] [ She appeals to me. ] [ I like both of them very much.] [ 8 ] ? ! ! . ? . ? . ? . [ Does he love me? ] [ You don't love me! ] [ You don't love me! ] [ You're better than me. ] [ Do you love me? ] [ You're better than me. ] [ Does she love me? ] [ I was away. ] [ Do you love me? ] [ He doesn't know me. ] . ? . . . . ? ? . . [ She's better than me. ] [ How much should I pay today?] [ He is taller than I. ] [ He's taller than me. ] [ I'm doing okay. ] [ I'm doing OK. ] [ Do you love me? ] [ How much should I pay? ] [ You know me. ] [ You're smarter than me.] . . . . . . , . . . . [ You're smarter than I am.] [ You're smarter than I am.] [ He is cleverer than I. ] [ He is more clever than me.] [ He is more clever than I am.] [ Everybody hates me. ] [ Okay, you caught me. ] [ You know me. ] [ I have a house. ] [ I have a home. ] [ 9 ] . . . ! . ! . ! . . [ I don't love you. ] [ I love you a lot. ] [ I don't love her. ] [ I love you. ] [ I love you. ] [ I love you. ] [ I love you! ] [ I love you! ] [ I want you too badly. ] [ I love her. ] . . ! . . ! . ? . . [ Me neither. ] [ I don't want to. ] [ I'm here already! ] [ I want it all. ] [ I love you. ] [ I love you! ] [ I want you. ] [ You or I? ] [ I don't hate you. ] [ I didn't want that to happen.] . ? . . . . . . . . [ I didn't want that. ] [ What do I owe you? ] [ I don't want them. ] [ I want more. ] [ I'm afraid for you. ] [ I don't hate you. ] [ I started that. ] [ I've already seen it. ] [ I've already seen it. ] [ I didn't see you. ] [ 10 ] . . . ? . . . . . ? [ I was outside. ] [ It takes time. ] [ They were outside. ] [ Who does he work for? ] [ Time is on my side. ] [ It's raining outside. ] [ Time is on our side. ] [ They work for me. ] [ It is raining hard outside.] [ What are you looking at?] . . . ? . . . ? . ? [ That's enough for today.] [ It is enough for today.] [ He's looking at me. ] [ Is he looking at me? ] [ He's looking at you. ] [ She's looking at you. ] [ She's looking at you. ] [ What do we eat tonight?] [ The book is on the table.] [ Are all the books on the table?] . . . ? . . ? . . . [ I will wait outside. ] [ Your book is on the desk.] [ We went to a movie. ] [ What's for supper? ] [ The woman is atop the table] [ He is capable of doing such athing. ] [ Whose is the book on the desk?] [ Let's call it a day today.] [ There is one apple on the desk.] [ She looked up at the sky.] [ 11 ] . . ! ? ? ? ? ! ? , . [ It was nothing. ] [ Do not thank me! ] [ You're welcome! ] [ What's wrong? ] [ What was that? ] [ What was it? ] [ What's wrong with this?] [ You ain't seen nothing yet.] [ What don't you like? ] [ Whatever will be, will be.] ? ? ? ? ? . ? , ? ? ? [ What do you say? ] [ What do I owe you? ] [ What else do you want? ] [ What does he say? ] [ What is he saying? ] [ Whatever will be, will be.] [ What do you like? ] [ Is that it? ] [ What do you need? ] [ What's that there? ] ? ? ? ? ? , ? , . ? ? ? [ What is that over there?] [ What have you discovered?] [ What did you buy? ] [ What do you want to eat?] [ What would you like to eat?] [ Do you know what it is?] [ You know what it is. ] [ What is it that you got?] [ What do you say? ] [ What say you? ] [ 12 ] . ? . ? . . . . . . [ He walked along the street.] [ How much is this pen? ] [ He traveled around the world.] [ Did you miss me? ] [ I like him. ] [ I like him. ] [ I am here on business. ] [ I miss you. ] [ I missed you. ] [ I missed you. ] . . . . . . ? ? . . [ I've missed you. ] [ I've missed you. ] [ I am dying to be with you.] [ I am crazy about you. ] [ He is talking on the telephone.] [ He is talking on the phone.] [ What did you major in at college?] [ What is his nationality?] [ I walked along the footpath.] [ He went shopping. ] . . . . . . . . [ He works in the morning.] [ I majored in history. ] [ She majored in history.] [ I'm talking on the phone.] [ You walk on the ice. ] [ The snow was knee deep.] [ The train arrived on schedule.] [ She traveled around the world.] [ 13 ] ! ? . . . ? ? . . . [ Here goes nothing. ] [ Were you there? ] [ I was there. ] [ This was a good book. ] [ I wasn't home. ] [ So where were you? ] [ Where have you been? ] [ It was my turn. ] [ It was only a dream. ] [ It was a game. ] . . ? . . . . . . . [ I wasn't alone. ] [ He had a dog. ] [ How was the game? ] [ I would be loved. ] [ I was in the house. ] [ I was in the bath. ] [ I needed help. ] [ You were so happy. ] [ I was so happy. ] [ I've been happy here. ] . . ? . . ? ? . . . [ I used to have a girlfriend.] [ I've been happy here. ] [ When did the wedding take place?] [ I was happy yesterday. ] [ The room was packed with people.] [ What was the weather yesterday?] [ How was the weather yesterday?] [ I was happy. ] [ Jane was not happy. ] [ You weren't ill. ] [ 14 ] . ! ? ? ? . ? . ? . [ I need you here. ] [ You don't love me! ] [ Do you want it now? ] [ What do you say? ] [ Are you still here? ] [ You're better than me. ] [ Do you love me? ] [ He needs you. ] [ What do you like to eat?] [ We don't need you. ] ? ? , ? , . ? ? ? ? . . [ Were you there? ] [ Are you still there? ] [ Do you know what it is?] [ You know what it is. ] [ Are you hungry? ] [ Are you for or against it?] [ Don't you know how? ] [ So where were you? ] [ You have not seen him. ] [ You have not seen it. ] . . . . . ? . ? ? . [ As you already know. ] [ You're smarter than I am.] [ You don't want that. ] [ You don't want this. ] [ You don't know them. ] [ Haven't you begun yet? ] [ You love us. ] [ Do you want to be here?] [ Who do you know here? ] [ You are very beautiful.] [ 15 ] , . , . , . ! . . [ Whatever will be, will be.] [ It is what it is. ] [ This is smaller than that.] [ Just the same! ] [ Take this or that. ] [ That's true, too. ] [ 16 ] . . . . . . . . . . [ You didn't see him. ] [ You have not seen him. ] [ She loves him. ] [ Everybody likes him. ] [ Everybody loves him. ] [ Everyone loves him. ] [ Everybody likes him. ] [ Everybody loves him. ] [ Everyone loves him. ] [ He killed him. ] . . . . . . ? ? . . [ That is his house. ] [ This is his house. ] [ He will be off tomorrow.] [ I did see him. ] [ I saw him. ] [ I saw him. ] [ What makes him hated? ] [ When did you see him? ] [ I don't know him. ] [ He is no longer here. ] . . . ? ? . . . . ? [ I don't see him. ] [ I saw him there. ] [ That bicycle isn't his.] [ What is his name? ] [ What's his name? ] [ I'm waiting for him. ] [ I'm waiting for him. ] [ I am older than him. ] [ I saw him again. ] [ Do you know him? ] [ 17 ] ! . . . . . . . . , . [ You're not my father! ] [ He's not my father. ] [ You are my father. ] [ He's my father. ] [ This house is mine. ] [ This is my home. ] [ This is my house. ] [ My father loves us. ] [ My house is here. ] [ Yours is bigger than mine.] . , . ! . . . . . . . [ My house is here. ] [ Yours is bigger than mine.] [ That's MY line! ] [ I brought mine. ] [ Here is my bicycle. ] [ This bicycle is mine. ] [ The bike's mine. ] [ The bicycle is mine. ] [ It is my table. ] [ I brought mine. ] ? . ! ! . . . . . ! [ Where is my dad? ] [ Today is not my day. ] [ Today isn't my lucky day!] [ Today is not my lucky day!] [ This is my question. ] [ It was my plan. ] [ This is my computer. ] [ He found my bicycle. ] [ This is my old bicycle.] [ That's my answer! ] [ 18 ] ! ! . . . . . . . ? [ That's too much! ] [ I'm here already! ] [ He is already here. ] [ We've been here before.] [ I've already seen it. ] [ I've already seen it. ] [ I have already done it.] [ I have done it already.] [ I've already made it. ] [ Is she here yet? ] . . . . . . . ? . ? [ He has already started.] [ As you already know. ] [ I've already made it. ] [ I am already prepared. ] [ I'm already ready. ] [ As you already know. ] [ I already know. ] [ Has your father arrived yet?] [ I have to leave now. ] [ Has he arrived yet? ] . . . . . ? . ! ? . [ I've already read it. ] [ I've already read it. ] [ I'm quite better now. ] [ He's already a man. ] [ It was already very late.] [ Has he arrived already?] [ You're not a child anymore.] [ I'm not a baby, you know!] [ Have you washed your hands yet?] [ He is no longer a child.] [ 19 ] . . . ! . ! . ! . . [ I don't love you. ] [ I love you a lot. ] [ I don't love her. ] [ I love you. ] [ I love you. ] [ I love you. ] [ I love you! ] [ I love you! ] [ I love her. ] [ I love you. ] ! . . . , . . . . . . [ I love you! ] [ I like clocks. ] [ I don't like English. ] [ I love myself. ] [ I'm sorry, I love you. ] [ I love my mother. ] [ I don't like apples. ] [ I love French. ] [ I don't like snow. ] [ I like apples. ] . . . . . . . . . , ! [ I love apples. ] [ I love being alone. ] [ I love snow. ] [ I like trains very much.] [ I like to sing. ] [ I like singing. ] [ I don't like coffee. ] [ I don't like the coffee.] [ I don't like to drink coffee.] [ Of course I love her! ] [ 20 ] . . ! . . ? ? . ! . [ It was nothing. ] [ Do not thank me! ] [ You're welcome! ] [ I'm afraid for you. ] [ I'm afraid for you. ] [ What makes him hated? ] [ Are you for or against it?] [ I am in favor of the proposition.] [ What a man you are! ] [ He is a little over forty.] ? . . . ! . . . . . [ What kind of person is she?] [ I'll follow you. ] [ They are in favor of your plan.] [ He is past forty. ] [ What wonderful weather!] [ I answered for him. ] [ What a man! ] [ What a boy! ] [ They're right behind you.] [ It's for you to decide.] . ? ! . ? . ! . . . [ The decision is in your hands.] [ How much is the admission?] [ What a strange dog! ] [ He is in his early thirties.] [ What's that stain? ] [ I'll follow you. ] [ What a friend you are! ] [ Be happy for me. ] [ Be happy for me. ] [ He's over thirty. ] [ 21 ] . . ! . ! . ! . . . [ I don't love you. ] [ I love you a lot. ] [ I love you. ] [ I love you. ] [ I love you. ] [ I love you! ] [ I love you! ] [ I want you too badly. ] [ I want you. ] [ I don't hate you. ] . . . . . ! . . . ? [ I'm afraid for you. ] [ I didn't see you. ] [ I am better than you. ] [ I'm better than you. ] [ I hate you. ] [ I hate you! ] [ I was waiting for you. ] [ I was expecting you. ] [ I've been waiting for you.] [ What is it that you got?] . . ? . . . . . . ? [ I'm a little taller than you.] [ They don't like you. ] [ What will you have? ] [ I admire you. ] [ I adore you. ] [ I saw you. ] [ I don't know you. ] [ I'm taller than you. ] [ I can't see you. ] [ What is your name? ] [ 22 ] . . . . . . . ? . ? [ I don't like this. ] [ I don't like that. ] [ I'm not happy about it.] [ I don't like it. ] [ I like it very much. ] [ I like that. ] [ I don't like him. ] [ Don't you like it? ] [ I like him. ] [ What don't you like? ] . . ? ? ? . . ? . . [ I don't like this one. ] [ I don't like her. ] [ Do you like that? ] [ How would you like it? ] [ Don't you like it? ] [ I like this one. ] [ She appeals to me. ] [ How would you like it? ] [ She doesn't like him. ] [ She does not like him. ] ? . . . . . . . . . [ Do you like that? ] [ I like their house. ] [ I like your dog. ] [ I like your car. ] [ As you like. ] [ I like this book. ] [ I like that answer. ] [ I like your car. ] [ He is popular with everybody.] [ Everybody likes him. ] [ 23 ] . . . ? . . . . . . [ It wasn't him. ] [ I don't like him. ] [ I like him. ] [ Does he love me? ] [ He loves you very much.] [ It looks really good. ] [ He's not my father. ] [ He is already here. ] [ He loves her. ] [ He's not my father. ] . ? ? . ? . . . . . [ He has no fear. ] [ What does he say? ] [ What is he saying? ] [ He is still here. ] [ Is he still here? ] [ He is still here. ] [ He looks well. ] [ He's looking good. ] [ He doesn't like us. ] [ He is like a father to me.] . . . . . . . . . . [ He will be here today. ] [ He's my father. ] [ He talks too fast. ] [ He speaks too fast. ] [ He doesn't belong to us.] [ He's not one of us. ] [ He does speak well. ] [ He killed him. ] [ He has already started.] [ She doesn't like him. ] [ 24 ] ? . . . ? . . ? . . [ Does he love me? ] [ He loves you very much.] [ He loves her. ] [ He doesn't like us. ] [ Does she love me? ] [ She loves him. ] [ My father loves us. ] [ Who doesn't love her? ] [ He loves her. ] [ I am loved by my mother.] . . . ? . . . ? . . [ He doesn't like oranges.] [ He likes oranges. ] [ She likes oranges. ] [ Does she like oranges? ] [ She loves flowers. ] [ He loves trains. ] [ He loves coffee. ] [ Who likes Tony? ] [ He likes money. ] [ She likes money. ] . . . . . . . . [ Nobody likes it. ] [ Nobody loves me. ] [ He doesn't like fish. ] [ He loves soccer. ] [ She doesn't like sushi.] [ She does not like sushi.] [ She likes music very much.] [ She ardently loves him.] [ 25 ] . . . . . . . . . . [ It's not always easy. ] [ It's always been that way.] [ It's always been like that.] [ That was always so. ] [ It's not always easy. ] [ This is always the way it has been.] [ You always say that. ] [ Same as usual. ] [ I've always loved you. ] [ I've always loved you. ] . . . . . . . ? . . [ He is almost always at home.] [ You've always hated me.] [ I knew that all along. ] [ I've always known it. ] [ That always helps. ] [ I'm as busy as ever. ] [ My father is always busy.] [ Why always me? ] [ We will be together forever.] [ She always believes me.] ? . . . . ! ! . . . [ Are you always busy? ] [ I'm always busy. ] [ He is busy all the time.] [ He's always busy. ] [ I always try. ] [ You're always hungry! ] [ He's always so fast! ] [ He's always dissatisfied.] [ I knew that all along. ] [ I've always known it. ] [ 26 ] . . . . . . . , . , . . [ This book isn't mine. ] [ This is my book. ] [ This is not my car. ] [ The dog is mine. ] [ This dog is mine. ] [ It is my dog. ] [ This is my dog. ] [ Yours is bigger than mine.] [ Yours is bigger than mine.] [ This is my car. ] . ! . . . . . ? ? . [ This car is mine. ] [ That's my car! ] [ This book is mine. ] [ This isn't my bag. ] [ It was my turn. ] [ I am loved by my mother.] [ I need my bag. ] [ Where's my book? ] [ Where is my book? ] [ My mother speaks slowly.] . ? . . . . . . . . [ This bag is mine. ] [ Where's my car? ] [ This is my mother. ] [ Now the floor is mine. ] [ It's now my turn. ] [ It's my turn now. ] [ This is my room. ] [ It's my job. ] [ My pen is new. ] [ My sister is younger than me.] [ 27 ] . . . ? . . ? . . . [ I don't love her. ] [ I love her. ] [ He loves her. ] [ Do you love her? ] [ This is her book. ] [ This book is hers. ] [ It is hers, is it not? ] [ She is loved by everyone.] [ Everyone likes her. ] [ Everybody loves her. ] . . ? . ? . ? . . . [ I saw her there. ] [ This is her house. ] [ Who doesn't love her? ] [ She's not here. ] [ Have you seen her? ] [ I saw her there. ] [ What's her name? ] [ I know her well. ] [ I saw her again. ] [ I'm waiting for her. ] ? ? . . ? , . . . ? . [ Do you know her? ] [ Do you know her? ] [ You know her. ] [ I hate her now. ] [ Did you see her face? ] [ It's mine, not hers. ] [ That is her car. ] [ I truly loved her. ] [ Where did you see her? ] [ She is no stranger to me.] [ 28 ] ? ? ? ? . ? ? ? . . [ How much should I pay today?] [ How much should I pay? ] [ Are you OK? ] [ Are you okay? ] [ I'm with you. ] [ Are you all right? ] [ What's wrong with you? ] [ What's the matter with you?] [ I've had enough. ] [ I'll come with you. ] ? . . ? . . ? ? ? ? [ Who's there with you? ] [ I'll stay with you. ] [ I'm walking with her. ] [ Are you okay? ] [ I'll come with you. ] [ I'll stay with you. ] [ What does she have? ] [ What happened to you? ] [ What is the matter with you?] [ What's the matter with you?] ! . ! -. -. . ? . ? ? [ Happy birthday to you! ] [ Happy birthday to you! ] [ Happy birthday! ] [ I was with someone. ] [ I was with someone. ] [ He is not from Hokkaido.] [ What will we become? ] [ He's doing well. ] [ For here, or to go? ] [ Do you like it with mayonnaise?] [ 29 ] . . . . . . . . . . [ It is going to rain very soon.] [ I'll be there in a little bit.] [ I'll be there shortly. ] [ I'll be right with you.] [ It is going to rain soon.] [ He'll be here soon. ] [ I'll be home soon. ] [ It is going to rain soon.] [ Dinner will be ready soon.] [ We will visit them soon.] , . . . . . . . . . . [ I think that it's going to rainsoon. ] [ I'm about to leave. ] [ I'm about to go out. ] [ Lunch will be ready soon.] [ I'll call you in a little bit.] [ I'll call you in a little bit.] [ Come again soon. ] [ Your mother will be back beforelong. ] [ I'll visit soon. ] [ He will be back soon. ] . . . . . ? . . . ? [ He will come back soon.] [ He'll be back soon. ] [ She will come back before long.] [ She'll be back soon. ] [ Come again soon. ] [ How soon will the meeting begin?] [ It will be ready soon. ] [ That's all going to change.] [ I will write to you soon.] [ How long will it take to get well?] [ 30 ] . . ? . ? ? . ? ? ? [ It wasn't us. ] [ We've been here before.] [ Were you there? ] [ They weren't there. ] [ Were they here? ] [ So where were you? ] [ They were outside. ] [ Where have you been? ] [ Where were you? ] [ Where've you been? ] ? ? . . ? . . . . . [ Were they here? ] [ Where were you yesterday?] [ You were at home yesterday.] [ Both brothers were there.] [ Where were your parents?] [ Not all were satisfied.] [ All were satisfied. ] [ I needed money. ] [ We were younger then. ] [ You were my friend. ] . , ? . . . , ? . . . . [ You were too young. ] [ You were drunk, weren't you?] [ We weren't invited. ] [ We weren't scared. ] [ We weren't scared. ] [ You were there, weren't you?] [ They were in the shower.] [ They were from Liverpool.] [ They were all hungry. ] [ I had doubts. ] [ 31 ] ! . . . . . . . . . [ That's too much! ] [ He talks too fast. ] [ He speaks too fast. ] [ You talk too much. ] [ I am not too tired. ] [ I am not too tired. ] [ He knows too much. ] [ I know too much. ] [ I'm too tired to eat. ] [ I'm too tired to eat. ] . . . ! . . . . . . [ I'm too tired. ] [ I'm too tired. ] [ I ate too much. ] [ Time passes too quickly!] [ It is still too early. ] [ He works too much. ] [ You arrived too early. ] [ It's not too deep. ] [ He arrived too early. ] [ He's too old. ] . . . . . , . . . . . [ It's too far away. ] [ I knew too much. ] [ You've arrived too early.] [ He arrived too early. ] [ I'm not too busy. ] [ I'm afraid it's too late.] [ You've come too early. ] [ Don't eat too much. ] [ I work too much. ] [ It was too late. ] [ 32 ] . ? ? . . . . . ! . [ It is not so. ] [ What's wrong? ] [ What's wrong with this?] [ It isn't that simple. ] [ It's always been that way.] [ It's always been like that.] [ That was always so. ] [ It's so easy. ] [ Not so fast! ] [ Things are not that simple.] ? . . . , , . . . . . . [ How come? ] [ I didn't want that to happen.] [ I didn't want that. ] [ This is always the way it has been.] [ Well, well, well. ] [ It serves you right. ] [ You always say that. ] [ It should be like this.] [ That's true. ] [ It's so hard. ] . . . . ! ! . ! . . [ Don't talk like that. ] [ Don't say that. ] [ Don't say such a thing again.] [ I'm so tired. ] [ I'm so tired! ] [ I'm so worn out! ] [ I'm so tired. ] [ I'm so tired! ] [ He did say so. ] [ It's not so far. ] [ 33 ] . ? ? . . . . . . . [ I need it now. ] [ Do you want it now? ] [ Do you want it now? ] [ She will be there by now.] [ I'm very tired now. ] [ I'm very tired now. ] [ I'm eating now. ] [ I know that now. ] [ I don't want it now. ] [ I know everything now. ] . . ? ? ? . . . ? ? [ Now is not the time. ] [ I want to speak now. ] [ Would you like one now?] [ What do you want now? ] [ Do you want it now? ] [ I'm tired now ] [ I have to go now. ] [ I'm tired now ] [ Do you want it now? ] [ What am I writing now? ] . ? . . . . ? . . ? [ I'm going now. ] [ Where am I now? ] [ She isn't at home now. ] [ Now it's time for you to go.] [ He's at home right now.] [ He's at home right now.] [ Who's in there now? ] [ She's waiting for you now.] [ I feel a lot better now.] [ Is it raining now? ] [ 34 ] . ? ! . . . . . ? . [ It's not here. ] [ What's wrong with this?] [ I'm here already! ] [ I need you here. ] [ He is already here. ] [ It was here. ] [ I need you here. ] [ I'll be fine here. ] [ Are you still here? ] [ You're still here. ] . ? . . ? . . . ? . [ I need you here. ] [ Are you still here? ] [ We've been here before.] [ He is still here. ] [ Is he still here? ] [ He is still here. ] [ He will be here today. ] [ She will be there by now.] [ Is she here yet? ] [ We're all here. ] . ? . . . . . . ? . [ I saw her there. ] [ Is she still here? ] [ He'll be here again. ] [ She's not here. ] [ My house is here. ] [ He is no longer here. ] [ I'm eating here. ] [ I eat here. ] [ Who do you know here? ] [ I need to be here. ] [ 35 ] . . . . . . . . ? . [ It looks really good. ] [ It looks really good. ] [ It looks really good. ] [ He looks well. ] [ He's looking good. ] [ She looks very good. ] [ It looks really good. ] [ She appears well today.] [ What does she look like?] [ This one is prettier. ] , . . . . . . . . . . [ He is older than he appears to be.] [ It looks really good. ] [ She looks very young. ] [ He looks young. ] [ She looks young. ] [ That doesn't seem fair.] [ He does not look happy.] [ He doesn't look happy. ] [ He looks very worried. ] [ He looks just like a skeleton.] . . . . . . . [ She looks very happy. ] [ She looks so fake. ] [ She does look tired. ] [ Your bag looks heavy. ] [ It looks like an apple.] [ Peter looks very young.] [ My aunt looks young. ] [ 36 ] . , . . . . . . . . . [ I'll need that. ] [ Whatever will be, will be.] [ I'll be fine here. ] [ Whatever will be, will be.] [ He will be here today. ] [ This one won't. ] [ It will be very hard. ] [ She will be there by now.] [ Everything will be OK. ] [ All will be fine. ] . . . . . ? . . . ? [ Everything's going to be OK.] [ Everything will be fine.] [ I'll be fine here. ] [ He will be off tomorrow.] [ He'll be here again. ] [ What will you have? ] [ It is going to rain very soon.] [ I'll be better tomorrow.] [ It is going to rain soon.] [ How long will it be? ] . . ? . , . , . . ? ? . [ He will be at home tomorrow.] [ He will be at home tomorrow.] [ Will it rain today? ] [ She won't be ready. ] [ I'm afraid it may rain tomorrow.] [ I'm afraid it will rain.] [ It'll be hard. ] [ Will it rain tomorrow? ] [ Will it rain tomorrow? ] [ She will be ready. ] [ 37 ] . . . . . . . . . . [ I'm a little taller than you.] [ I'm just a little tired.] [ I'm just a little tired.] [ I'm kind of tired today.] [ I'm a little tired today.] [ I'm kind of tired today.] [ I'm a little tired today.] [ I'm a little tired. ] [ I'm a bit tired. ] [ I'm a little bit tired.] . . . . . . . . . . [ I'm a little tired. ] [ I'm a bit tired. ] [ I'm a little bit tired.] [ I know a little French.] [ I speak a little French.] [ He is a little over forty.] [ He's a bit younger than me.] [ I'm a little busy. ] [ I'm a bit busy. ] [ I understand French a little.] . . . . . . . . . . [ He's nuts a little. ] [ I'm feeling a little sad today.] [ He is in his early thirties.] [ I need some money. ] [ He asked for some money.] [ Let me think for a while.] [ Let me think a minute. ] [ The prices here are a bit high.] [ Put some salt on your meat.] [ I was a little surprised.] [ 38 ] , . ? , . ? . . . . , . , . [ He seems hungry. ] [ How many does he want? ] [ He knows what he wants.] [ What does she want? ] [ She wants to speak. ] [ My baby wants to talk. ] [ God wants it. ] [ God wills it. ] [ Each one does what he wishes.] [ Everyone does what he wants] , . . . . . . . . . ? [ Everyone does what they want.] [ The family wants to buy a house.] [ He wants the money. ] [ He is eager to succeed.] [ He wants to kiss her. ] [ He just wants to have fun.] [ She really wants to lose weight.] [ She wants to kiss him. ] [ She really wants to go.] [ Who wants to see me? ] . . . , . . [ He wants to be a tennis player.] [ Nobody wants it. ] [ No one wants to speak. ] [ Those who want to remain may do so.] [ He wants to buy a pony.] [ 39 ] ? ? . . . . . . ? . [ What was that? ] [ What was it? ] [ It wasn't good. ] [ That was very good. ] [ It's always been that way.] [ It's always been like that.] [ That was always so. ] [ It was here. ] [ Was it good? ] [ This is always the way it has been.] ? . . ? ? . . . . . [ What was it like? ] [ I was away. ] [ It was very difficult. ] [ When was that? ] [ How was everything? ] [ They weren't there. ] [ It was awful. ] [ That was terrible. ] [ That was really difficult.] [ That was really bad. ] . . . ? . . . . . . [ It was difficult. ] [ Thats how it was. ] [ It was incredible. ] [ Did we have it? ] [ That was really bad. ] [ It was bad. ] [ It wasn't hard. ] [ It was his decision. ] [ There was nobody there.] [ There wasnt anyone there.] [ 40 ] . . . ? . . ? ? . . [ He doesn't belong to us.] [ He's not one of us. ] [ I'm not coming from home.] [ What to make of it? ] [ I work at home. ] [ You are one of us. ] [ Which one is more expensive?] [ Is this French? ] [ I am from France. ] [ I'm from France. ] . ? . ! . . . ? ? ? [ She's from France. ] [ Which is mine? ] [ This girl is from Japan.] [ Greetings from France! ] [ He's not one of us. ] [ My house is built of wood.] [ They were from Liverpool.] [ What is it made of? ] [ What's it composed of? ] [ How is it made? ] ? . . . . . ? . . . [ What country are you from?] [ I came from China. ] [ He comes from England. ] [ He tore out of the house.] [ He ran away from home. ] [ I am not much of a traveller.] [ What are they made of? ] [ Much ado about nothing.] [ It's a quote from a book.] [ It's a quote from the book.] [ 41 ] . . . . . . . . . . [ Everybody likes him. ] [ Everybody loves him. ] [ Everyone loves him. ] [ Everybody likes him. ] [ Everybody loves him. ] [ Everyone loves him. ] [ She is loved by everyone.] [ Everyone likes her. ] [ Everybody loves her. ] [ We're all here. ] . . . . . . ? . ? ? [ Everybody hates me. ] [ He is hated by all. ] [ He is hated by everyone.] [ Everybody saw it. ] [ Everyone loves that place.] [ We are all the people. ] [ Did you all go? ] [ Everyone's saying it. ] [ Where's everybody else?] [ Where's everyone else? ] ? . . . . . ? . ? . [ Are all the books on the table?] [ Anyone can do it. ] [ Anyone can do it. ] [ He abandoned all hope. ] [ All the apples are there.] [ Not all were satisfied.] [ Is everyone against him?] [ All were satisfied. ] [ Where do you all live? ] [ We all trust you. ] [ 42 ] . . . . . . ? . . . [ This house is very good.] [ You have a lovely home.] [ That is a very good question.] [ That's a very good question.] [ This is a very good question.] [ It's a very good question.] [ Did you buy a nice bicycle?] [ That's a good question.] [ It's a good question. ] [ This is a good question.] . . . . . . . . . . [ That is a good question.] [ Your French is good. ] [ It's fine today. ] [ Today is a good day. ] [ Yesterday was a good day.] [ You are a good person. ] [ I want a good dictionary.] [ I need a good dictionary.] [ That's a good plan. ] [ You are a good boy. ] . . . . . . . . . . [ I am a good boy. ] [ You are a good boy. ] [ I'm a good guy. ] [ He is a good fellow. ] [ He's a good guy. ] [ I want a good dictionary.] [ I'm a pretty good student.] [ He is a good student. ] [ This is a good textbook.] [ He is a very good teacher.] [ 43 ] . . . . . . . . . ? [ I'm not feeling well. ] [ It's very good. ] [ This is very good. ] [ It looks really good. ] [ It wasn't good. ] [ That was very good. ] [ It looks really good. ] [ I'll be fine here. ] [ It looks really good. ] [ Was it good? ] . . . . . ! . . . . [ He looks well. ] [ He's looking good. ] [ You're looking very well.] [ She looks very good. ] [ It looks really good. ] [ This is really nice! ] [ Everything will be OK. ] [ All will be fine. ] [ Everything's going to be OK.] [ Everything will be fine.] . . . . . . . . . , . [ He does speak well. ] [ I'll be fine here. ] [ She appears well today.] [ You look handsome. ] [ I'm doing okay. ] [ I'm doing OK. ] [ I know her well. ] [ He plays very well. ] [ He plays very well. ] [ Everything appears to be goingwell. ] [ 44 ] ! ? . ? ? . . ? . . [ You ain't seen nothing yet.] [ Are you still here? ] [ You're still here. ] [ Are you still here? ] [ What else do you want? ] [ I want more. ] [ He is still here. ] [ Is he still here? ] [ He is still here. ] [ I'm not ready yet. ] ? ? ? ? ? . . . ? . [ Is he still there? ] [ Is she still here? ] [ Are you still there? ] [ Are you still there? ] [ Is he still there? ] [ I'm still waiting. ] [ It's not time to eat yet.] [ I still don't know. ] [ Is she still there? ] [ She doesn't know yet. ] ? ? ? ? ? ? . . . ? [ Haven't you begun yet? ] [ Is she still there? ] [ Are you still at home? ] [ What more do you want? ] [ What else do you want? ] [ Are you still at home? ] [ I'm not ready yet. ] [ It is still too early. ] [ It's still raining. ] [ Is it still raining? ] [ 45 ] . . . . . . ? ? ? . [ Me neither. ] [ It serves you right. ] [ Same as usual. ] [ It should be like this.] [ I waited and waited. ] [ That's true. ] [ So where were you? ] [ So where were you? ] [ So where were you? ] [ That's where I'll be. ] , ! ? ? . . . . . . . [ No, no, no! ] [ And now what? ] [ And where is that? ] [ Here we are. ] [ Here we are! ] [ You may as well say so.] [ Thou art That. ] [ It's true. ] [ This is true. ] [ That's true. ] . . . . ? ? . . . . [ He is handsome and clever.] [ It rained for hours and hours.] [ And the boy did. ] [ Even a child knows that.] [ Why not? ] [ And why not? ] [ I eat and drink. ] [ And the boy did. ] [ He's big and strong. ] [ I wish you the same. ] [ 46 ] . . . . . ? . . . . [ I don't need that. ] [ I need this. ] [ I need it now. ] [ I'll need that. ] [ You need this. ] [ What do you need? ] [ He needs it. ] [ It takes time. ] [ I need this one. ] [ You need this. ] ? . . . . . ? . ? ? [ What do you need? ] [ I just need time. ] [ I need to be here. ] [ We need this. ] [ She needs it. ] [ She needs this. ] [ What do you need to buy?] [ I need time. ] [ What else do you want? ] [ How many do you need? ] . . . . . . . . . . [ I need to be here. ] [ I need to leave. ] [ We need more. ] [ I need this space. ] [ You need to go. ] [ I need another one. ] [ You need to go. ] [ We need to go. ] [ I need one now. ] [ I need one more. ] [ 47 ] . . ! . . ! . . . . [ He loves you very much.] [ I love you. ] [ I love you! ] [ I don't hate you. ] [ I'm afraid for you. ] [ I hate you! ] [ I was waiting for you. ] [ I was expecting you. ] [ I saw you. ] [ I don't know you. ] . ? ? ? . . . . . ? [ I can't see you. ] [ What do you have? ] [ What is your name? ] [ What's your name? ] [ I'm waiting for you. ] [ I'm older than you. ] [ I've always loved you. ] [ This is only for you. ] [ It's for you. ] [ Do I know you? ] ? . ? ? . . ? ? . . [ Do I know you? ] [ I'm listening to you. ] [ Do you have a dog? ] [ Do you have a dog? ] [ I found you. ] [ I found you. ] [ Have you got a car? ] [ What don't you have? ] [ He doesn't understand you.] [ I'm a lot bigger than you are.] [ 48 ] . . . . . . . , . ! . [ I want you too badly. ] [ I don't want to. ] [ I want it all. ] [ I want you. ] [ I don't want them. ] [ I want more. ] [ I don't want any more. ] [ No, I don't want to. ] [ I'm hungry! ] [ I want to eat. ] . . . . . . . . . . [ I don't want that. ] [ I don't want to go. ] [ I don't want it now. ] [ I want to speak now. ] [ I just want it. ] [ I want to be better. ] [ I don't want anything. ] [ I want to be there. ] [ I just want to go. ] [ I want to be at home. ] . . . . . . . . . . [ I want a lot more. ] [ I want to thank you. ] [ I want to thank you. ] [ I want to be you. ] [ I want to thank you. ] [ I want to thank you. ] [ I want a lot more. ] [ I want to close the door.] [ I want to live here. ] [ I want a good dictionary.] [ 49 ] . . . , . ? ? . ? ? . [ I am your father. ] [ This is your house. ] [ It's your home. ] [ Yours is bigger than mine.] [ What does your father do?] [ Has your father arrived yet?] [ I see your house. ] [ Is this your bike? ] [ Does your father know? ] [ Today is not your day. ] ? . . . ? ? . ? . . [ Where is your father? ] [ I'm not your son. ] [ I am not your son. ] [ Your French is good. ] [ Where is your house? ] [ Does your father work? ] [ They are in favor of your plan.] [ Isn't that your dictionary?] [ I'm your brother. ] [ I am your brother. ] . . ? ? ? ? ? ? ? . [ Your bicycle is better than mine.] [ Yours is bigger than mine.] [ Where's your computer? ] [ What does your father do?] [ Who is your brother? ] [ Is this your dictionary?] [ Where is your brother? ] [ Where's your God now? ] [ Where is your God now? ] [ I can understand your language.] [ 50 ] . . . . , ? . . . . . [ I want it all. ] [ You're still here. ] [ Things are not that simple.] [ He is still here. ] [ Is that it? ] [ I lost everything. ] [ Everything will be OK. ] [ All will be fine. ] [ Everything's going to be OK.] [ Everything will be fine.] ? , . . ? . . . ? . . [ How was everything? ] [ No, that's all. ] [ I wanted everything. ] [ Is he still there? ] [ I'm doing okay. ] [ I'm doing OK. ] [ I'm still waiting. ] [ Is she still there? ] [ I saw everything. ] [ I saw everything. ] . . . . ? . , . ? . ? [ I've seen everything. ] [ I know all this. ] [ He saw everything. ] [ I know everything now. ] [ Do you have everything?] [ You've got everything. ] [ Everything appears to be goingwell. ] [ Have you told me everything?] [ You know everything. ] [ Are you still at home? ] [ 51 ] ? . . . . . , . . . ? [ Is this your book? ] [ This is your book. ] [ That is your book. ] [ It's your book. ] [ I like your dog. ] [ I like your car. ] [ Yours is bigger than mine.] [ This is your dog. ] [ Your dog is here. ] [ Is this your car? ] ? . . . . . . ? ? . [ Is that your car? ] [ That's your car. ] [ Your dog is very big. ] [ I'm not your mother. ] [ I'm not your love. ] [ Here is your dog. ] [ Here's your dog. ] [ Where is your dog? ] [ Where's your dog? ] [ Here is your bag. ] . . ? . ? . ? , ? ? ? [ I like your work. ] [ Now, it's up to you. ] [ Is that your room? ] [ Your shoes are here. ] [ Is your mother at home?] [ Your book is on the desk.] [ How's your new job? ] [ Is this your book, Mike?] [ Is this your pen? ] [ How do you spell your family name?] [ 52 ] ? ? ? ? ? . ? . ? ? [ Don't you like it? ] [ What don't you like? ] [ Do you like that? ] [ How would you like it? ] [ What do I owe you? ] [ You need this. ] [ What do you need? ] [ It serves you right. ] [ What have I ever done to you?] [ What has he done to you?] . ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? [ You need us. ] [ How much do I owe you? ] [ What do I owe you? ] [ Do you need the book? ] [ Do you feel any better today?] [ What do you need to buy?] [ What else do you want? ] [ Do you need this book? ] [ How many do you need? ] [ What did she do to you?] . . ? ? ? . , . . ? ? [ It won't help you. ] [ Now it's time for you to go.] [ Do you need a car? ] [ What do you want? ] [ Who told you that? ] [ You need to go. ] [ Tell me what you need. ] [ It's necessary for you to go.] [ Do you like French? ] [ Do you like English? ] [ 53 ] . . . . . . . . . . [ It's not always easy. ] [ It isn't that simple. ] [ It's so easy. ] [ Things are not that simple.] [ It's really horrible. ] [ I just need time. ] [ I'm just a little tired.] [ I'm just a little tired.] [ I just want it. ] [ It's quite simple. ] . . . . . . . . , . , . [ You're just tired. ] [ You're just tired. ] [ I'm just tired. ] [ I'm just tired. ] [ I just want to go. ] [ I'll just go. ] [ We just need a plan. ] [ Just believe me. ] [ I think I'm just tired.] [ I think I'm just tired.] . . . . . . ? . . . [ Just sign here. ] [ He is just a kid. ] [ He is just a child. ] [ I'll just wait. ] [ You're just different. ] [ That's just so sad. ] [ Are we just friends? ] [ We are just friends. ] [ Just wait for me there.] [ Don't just stand there.] [ 54 ] . . . . . . ? , . . . [ I don't need that. ] [ It serves you right. ] [ It should be like this.] [ I need a lot of them. ] [ We don't have to go. ] [ I have to go. ] [ What do you want? ] [ Tell me what you need. ] [ It's necessary for you to go.] [ It's necessary for you to go.] . . . . , . . . ? . . [ We have to go. ] [ We need to leave. ] [ I have to go home. ] [ I need to go home. ] [ It's late, I have to go.] [ I have to make a decision.] [ It has to be done. ] [ What do I have to do? ] [ I have to think. ] [ I have to eat, too. ] . ? ! . . . . . . . [ I need to learn French.] [ How much money do we need?] [ Don't hate me! ] [ Don't hate me. ] [ Don't be that worried. ] [ I need some sleep. ] [ I feel the need for a littleexercise. ] [ You need to listen to me.] [ You should see a therapist.] [ You should eat vegetables.] [ 55 ] . . . . . . ? . ? . [ I need you. ] [ I need you. ] [ I need you here. ] [ He needs you. ] [ I don't need a car. ] [ We don't need her. ] [ Do you need the book? ] [ She needs you. ] [ Do you need this book? ] [ I need a new one. ] . . ? ? . . . . . . [ I need a car. ] [ I need this one. ] [ Do you need this book? ] [ Do you need a car? ] [ I need my bag. ] [ We need a car. ] [ I need a crew. ] [ I need a bag. ] [ I need one now. ] [ I need one more. ] . . ? ? . ? . . . . [ I need a room. ] [ I need this job. ] [ Do you want a job? ] [ Which book do you need?] [ I don't need help. ] [ Which book do you need?] [ I needed help. ] [ I need help now. ] [ I'll need help. ] [ I need more help. ] [ 56 ] ! . . . . . ! . . . [ Not so fast! ] [ He talks too fast. ] [ He speaks too fast. ] [ He is a fast speaker. ] [ He speaks quickly. ] [ He talks fast. ] [ Time passes too quickly!] [ He walked rapidly. ] [ It happened so fast. ] [ She spoke rapidly. ] . . . . . . ! . . . [ It happened fast. ] [ Don't walk so fast. ] [ He is a quick walker. ] [ He walks fast. ] [ Time goes by quickly. ] [ How fast he runs! ] [ How fast she is running!] [ I can swim fast. ] [ I soon learned how to swim.] [ Time passed very quickly.] . . . . . . . . . . [ The time has passed very quickly.] [ Go home quickly. ] [ He acts quickly. ] [ The car is running fast.] [ The car is running fast.] [ Everything had happened so quickly.] [ He got bored quickly. ] [ He learns fast. ] [ He's a quick study. ] [ My vacation went by quickly.] [ 57 ] . . . . . . . . , . . [ He has no fear. ] [ She has no fear. ] [ He's not afraid of anyone.] [ She is not afraid of anything.] [ She is not afraid of anything.] [ He isn't afraid of death.] [ He is very sensitive to cold.] [ He is very afraid of dogs.] [ He is afraid that he will die.] [ She is very afraid of the dark.] . . . . . [ She's very afraid of dogs.] [ She's very afraid of snakes.] [ She is very much afraid of dogs.] [ She's afraid of getting sick again.] [ My mother is afraid of lifts.] [ 58 ] ? ? ? . . ? ? ? ? ? [ How would you like it? ] [ How come? ] [ What was it like? ] [ He is like a father to me.] [ Same as usual. ] [ How are you today? ] [ How are you doing today?] [ How would you like it? ] [ How did you make it? ] [ How did you do that? ] ? ? ! ? ? ? . ? ? ? [ How did you do it? ] [ How did you do this? ] [ How she talks! ] [ How was everything? ] [ Don't you know how? ] [ What does she look like?] [ As you already know. ] [ How does he do it? ] [ What is his name? ] [ What's his name? ] . ? ? ! . , . ? ? . ? [ Thats how it was. ] [ What is your name? ] [ What's your name? ] [ Man, that's hard! ] [ As you like. ] [ I know how it is. ] [ What's her name? ] [ Don't you know how? ] [ As you already know. ] [ What is your name? ] [ 59 ] . . . . . ! . . [ Whatever will be, will be.] [ Make yourself at home. ] [ Be happy for me. ] [ Be happy for me. ] [ Don't be too sure. ] [ Don't be so backboneless!] [ Don't be so impatient. ] [ Don't be such a fool. ] [ 60 ] ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? [ Who do you love? ] [ Who do you know here? ] [ Who do you know here? ] [ Who do you know here? ] [ Who do you know here? ] [ Who does he work for? ] [ Whom did you see? ] [ Who did you meet there?] [ Who did you meet? ] [ Who loved who? ] ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? [ Whom do you expect? ] [ Who are you waiting for?] [ Whom do you expect? ] [ Who's got the tickets? ] [ Whom did you buy? ] [ Who do you work for? ] [ Who are you referring to?] [ Who did you vote for? ] [ Who are you voting for?] [ Who am I kidding? ] ? , ? ? , . [ Who is this letter from?] [ I wonder who this is from.] [ Who has my wallet? ] [ Invite whoever you like.] [ 61 ] . . . . . . . . . . [ I need you here. ] [ I don't need them. ] [ I don't need them. ] [ He needs you. ] [ We don't need you. ] [ You need us. ] [ We don't need them. ] [ She needs you. ] [ I need a holiday. ] [ I need friends. ] . . ? . . . . . ? ? [ I don't need money. ] [ I needed money. ] [ Do you need more money?] [ Everyone needs friends.] [ They need friends. ] [ We need the money. ] [ I need new shoes. ] [ I need the money. ] [ You need money? ] [ Do you need money? ] ? . ? . . . . . . ! [ Do you want money? ] [ He needs money. ] [ Do you need money? ] [ We need money. ] [ She needs the money. ] [ I don't need advisers. ] [ I don't need favors. ] [ I need my glasses. ] [ I need my pills. ] [ I need your opinions! ] [ 62 ] . . . . . . . . . . [ I need a lot of them. ] [ You talk too much. ] [ He talks a lot. ] [ She does talk a lot. ] [ He knows too much. ] [ I know too much. ] [ He eats a lot. ] [ I ate too much. ] [ He works too much. ] [ I know a lot of things.] . . . . . . . . . . [ I knew too much. ] [ I do a lot of things. ] [ I travel a lot. ] [ Don't eat too much. ] [ She talked a lot. ] [ I work too much. ] [ He drinks to excess. ] [ You're much spoken about.] [ You think too much. ] [ I work a lot. ] ? . . . . ? . . . . [ How much do you eat? ] [ He knows a lot of people.] [ I have plenty of money.] [ He asked for a lot of money.] [ He has a lot of money. ] [ Too much money? ] [ There is a lot of money.] [ Many years went by. ] [ I did not take many photos.] [ I did not take many photos.] [ 63 ] . . ! ! ! ? . ! . . [ Visit us tomorrow. ] [ It began to rain toward evening.] [ Fuck you! ] [ Go screw yourself! ] [ Go to hell! ] [ What gives? ] [ I'll join you. ] [ You should see a doctor.] [ You should see a therapist.] [ I'll join you. ] . ? ? ? ? ? . ? . . [ You need to see a shrink.] [ Are you prepared for the worst?] [ Are you ready to go out?] [ Are you ready for the trip?] [ Are you ready for the trip?] [ Are you ready to fly? ] [ I am prepared for the worst.] [ Do you want to join us?] [ I'll be here by Monday.] [ He went for the doctor.] ? . . . [ Are you prepared for the worst?] [ I'm going to the doctor.] [ We are prepared for the worst.] [ We're ready for this. ] [ 64 ] . . . . . . , . ? . . [ It wasn't us. ] [ It's not us. ] [ We've been here before.] [ We're all here. ] [ You need us. ] [ We'll be here. ] [ You know who we are. ] [ How do we do it? ] [ We'll be here. ] [ Here we are. ] . . , ? ? , . . . . , ? . [ Here we are. ] [ Here we are! ] [ Do you know where we are?] [ Where will we eat? ] [ You know who we are. ] [ We'll do it tomorrow. ] [ We've seen it. ] [ We can be there. ] [ Do you know where we are?] [ We've seen him. ] . . . . . . . . . . [ We'll do that. ] [ We'll do that. ] [ We've seen her. ] [ It's not what we want. ] [ It's not us who did it.] [ We are all the people. ] [ We just got started. ] [ We have seen no one. ] [ We haven't seen anyone.] [ We didn't see anybody. ] [ 65 ] ? ? ? . . ? ? ? ? ? [ You or I? ] [ It is hers, is it not? ] [ Are you for or against it?] [ It's all or nothing. ] [ All or nothing. ] [ Are you a man or a woman?] [ Are you going or not? ] [ Are you coming or not? ] [ Is that a bus or car? ] [ Are you satisfied or dissatisfied?] . ? . ? ? . ? . ? , ? [ Take this or that. ] [ This one or that one? ] [ You may as well wait here.] [ Large or small? ] [ Are you a teacher or a student?] [ God or nature. ] [ Is this a pen or a pencil?] [ Take this or that. ] [ You're crazy or what? ] [ You're retarded, or something?!] ? ? ? ? ? ? ? , . ? ? [ For here, or to go? ] [ Are you coming in or not?] [ Are you coming in or not?] [ Are you going or not? ] [ Are you coming in or not?] [ Are you coming in or not?] [ Is that a cat or a dog?] [ Enter or exit. ] [ Would you like meat or fish?] [ Is it a boy or a girl? ] [ 66 ] ? ? . . . . . . ! . [ What does he say? ] [ What is he saying? ] [ He talks too fast. ] [ He speaks too fast. ] [ He does speak well. ] [ He is a fast speaker. ] [ He speaks quickly. ] [ He talks fast. ] [ How she talks! ] [ He talks a lot. ] . , ! , . , . ? ? ? ? , ? . [ She does talk a lot. ] [ Do what he says. ] [ She says she will come.] [ Do as he says. ] [ What's he talking about?] [ What is he talking about?] [ What's he talking about?] [ What is he talking about?] [ Does he understand what he'ssaying? ] [ He would often say such a thing.] ? . , ! . . , . , . . . . [ What is she talking about?] [ My mother speaks slowly.] [ Do what he says. ] [ This is what the law says.] [ My grandmother speaks slowly.] [ She says that she is happy.] [ Listen to what the teacher says.] [ He's talking in a strange way.] [ He speaks Arabic. ] [ No one says that. ] [ 67 ] ! ? . . . . . ? . ? [ This is really nice! ] [ Did you actually see it?] [ I did see him. ] [ That was really difficult.] [ She does talk a lot. ] [ It's really horrible. ] [ That was really bad. ] [ Do you really want it? ] [ I truly loved her. ] [ Do you really want this?] . ? . . . . . . . ! [ He did say so. ] [ Do you really want this?] [ Now I'm really tired. ] [ Now I'm really tired. ] [ You're really wonderful.] [ It is really time for us to go.] [ She is a really nice lady.] [ I really am very busy. ] [ You're really wonderful.] [ This book is really old!] . . ! ? . . . . . . [ I did write to him. ] [ They really did win. ] [ He is really a queer fellow!] [ Is it really worth it? ] [ I really am busy. ] [ I am really tired of living.] [ I am really tired of living.] [ I really enjoyed myself.] [ They did win. ] [ They really did win. ] [ 68 ] ? ? ? ? ? ? ! . . , ? [ What do you say? ] [ What are you talking about?] [ What are you talking about?] [ What are you talking about!?] [ What're you talking about?] [ What're you talking about?] [ Don't say anything. ] [ Say nothing. ] [ You are talking through the nose.] [ Are you saying this doesn't matter?] . ? . -? -? -? -? , ! - ? . [ Don't talk about me. ] [ Do you speak Latin? ] [ Don't all speak at the same time.] [ Do all of you speak French?] [ Do you speak Chinese well?] [ Are you good at speaking Chinese?] [ Are you good at speaking French?] [ Don't tell her that, please!] [ Do you speak Russian? ] [ Don't talk about Tom. ] ? ? ? [ Whom are you speaking of?] [ Who are you talking about?] [ Are you talking about Tom?] [ 69 ] . . . . . . . . . . [ I lost everything. ] [ I have lost face completely.] [ I have lost my watch. ] [ I lost my watch. ] [ I lost the watch. ] [ I lost face. ] [ He lost face. ] [ I lost my patience. ] [ I have lost my pen. ] [ I have lost my key. ] . . . . . . . . . . [ I lost my key. ] [ I lost my hat. ] [ I have lost the key. ] [ I have lost my pencil. ] [ I've misplaced my wallet.] [ I have lost my money-bag.] [ I've lost my wallet. ] [ I lost my notebook today.] [ I've lost my glasses. ] [ I lost my keys. ] . . . . . ! . . . [ I have lost my camera. ] [ I have lost my camera. ] [ I have lost my umbrella.] [ I lost my camera. ] [ I lost my umbrella. ] [ I lost my passport! ] [ I lost my phone. ] [ I've lost my wallet. ] [ I've lost my purse again.] [ 70 ] . ? ? ? ? ? ? . . ? [ You owe me. ] [ What do I owe you? ] [ How much do I owe you? ] [ What do I owe you? ] [ How much do I owe you? ] [ How much do I need to pay?] [ How much do I owe you? ] [ I have to go now. ] [ You must stop him. ] [ Ought I to go? ] . . . ? . . . ! . . [ I must go. ] [ You ought to thank him.] [ I have to learn French.] [ Where should I sit? ] [ He must not live. ] [ You must do it. ] [ I owe you a lunch. ] [ You have to eat everything!] [ I have to learn Japanese.] [ You must not tell a lie.] . . . . ! . . . . . [ You must not tell a lie.] [ You don't need to hurry.] [ You don't have to lie. ] [ You don't have to lie. ] [ You should have seen it!] [ You should've called. ] [ You should've phoned. ] [ I have to find it. ] [ I must fix it. ] [ I must fix it. ] [ 71 ] . . . . . . . . . . [ Everybody likes him. ] [ Everybody loves him. ] [ Everyone loves him. ] [ Everybody likes him. ] [ Everybody loves him. ] [ Everyone loves him. ] [ She is loved by everyone.] [ Everyone likes her. ] [ Everybody loves her. ] [ They don't like you. ] . . . . . . . . . ? [ Everyone loves that place.] [ She has a son everybody loves.] [ Everyone here likes Tom.] [ Everyone here likes Tom.] [ Everyone here likes Tom.] [ Everyone here likes Tom.] [ Everyone here likes Tom.] [ They love that song. ] [ Everybody loves my cat.] [ Why does everybody love cats?] . . . [ They love their kids. ] [ They love their children.] [ Parents love their children.] [ 72 ] . ? . [ I've come to depend on you.] [ How did you get to be a cop?] [ My brother has become a priest.] [ 73 ] . . . . ? ? ? ? . ? [ I brought mine. ] [ I brought mine. ] [ This clock is mine. ] [ These are my parents. ] [ Where is my watch? ] [ Where is my clock? ] [ Where are my watches? ] [ Where are my clocks? ] [ These are my books. ] [ Where are my parents? ] . ? . . . . . . ! . [ These books are mine. ] [ Where are my books? ] [ My parents are old. ] [ He stole my watch. ] [ They are my old friends.] [ They are my friends. ] [ My watch is not working normally.] [ My strength is all gone.] [ These things aren't mine!] [ These keys are not mine.] . . . . . . . . . . [ These aren't my keys. ] [ I need my glasses. ] [ I need my pills. ] [ These keys are not mine.] [ I had my watch stolen. ] [ My watch needs to be repaired.] [ Both are my colleagues.] [ She likes my jokes. ] [ My parents are very strict.] [ My parents are divorced.] [ 74 ] . ? ? . ? . . . . . [ He will be here today. ] [ How are you today? ] [ How are you doing today?] [ She appears well today.] [ How much should I pay today?] [ I'm very tired today. ] [ Today, I am very tired.] [ Today I am very tired. ] [ I'm very tired today. ] [ Today, I am very tired.] . ? . . . . ? ? . ! [ You are very early this morning.] [ Do you feel any better today?] [ I'm kind of tired today.] [ I'm a little tired today.] [ I'm kind of tired today.] [ I'm a little tired today.] [ Do you feel better today?] [ Will it rain today? ] [ Today is not my day. ] [ Today isn't my lucky day!] ! . . ? . . . . . . [ Today is not my lucky day!] [ Today is not your day. ] [ Today is not your day. ] [ Has he met them today? ] [ I feel a lot better today.] [ That's enough for today.] [ It is enough for today.] [ It's fine today. ] [ Today is a good day. ] [ I'm very busy today. ] [ 75 ] . . . . . . . . . [ It is absolutely impossible.] [ I totally forgot. ] [ At any rate, it's all the same tome. ] [ It isn't totally exact.] [ I totally disagree. ] [ I totally disagree. ] [ Everything was completely black.] [ You have absolutely nothing tofear. ] [ This dictionary is completelyuseless. ] [ 76 ] . . . ? . . . . . . [ He needs it. ] [ He needs you. ] [ He needs you. ] [ What have you done to him?] [ He needs you. ] [ You'd better not tell him.] [ He likes this book. ] [ He likes English very much.] [ Don't tell him the answer.] [ I did write to him. ] . . . . . . ! . ! . [ He is a little over forty.] [ I helped him yesterday.] [ The house belongs to him.] [ He is past forty. ] [ I don't envy him. ] [ Don't trust him. ] [ Don't believe him! ] [ Don't trust him. ] [ Don't believe him! ] [ He is near forty. ] . . . . . . . . . . [ She helps him. ] [ She is helping him. ] [ I helped him yesterday.] [ I did write to him. ] [ He got his watch fixed.] [ She threatened him. ] [ He is hard to please. ] [ It's hard to please him.] [ I called him up. ] [ I envy him. ] [ 77 ] . . . . . . . . . . [ I don't like this one. ] [ I like this one. ] [ This one won't. ] [ This house is very good.] [ This one is prettier. ] [ I like that answer. ] [ I need this one. ] [ This house is a very beautiful one.] [ I see this house. ] [ I like that person. ] . . . . ? ? . ? ? ? [ I've been waiting for this day tocome. ] [ This bicycle belongs to me.] [ I'll take this one. ] [ That house belongs to them.] [ What do you think of this plan?] [ What do you think about this plan?] [ I liked this film. ] [ Where does this train go?] [ Who is that man? ] [ Who is that person? ] ? . . ? . ? ? . . . [ Who is this person? ] [ That day shall come. ] [ This dictionary is mine.] [ Who is this boy? ] [ I like the dog. ] [ Who is that boy? ] [ Who's this guy? ] [ This flag is very beautiful.] [ I hate this store. ] [ I know that sound. ] [ 78 ] ! . . . . . . . ? ? [ You're not my father! ] [ He's not my father. ] [ He's not my father. ] [ You are my father. ] [ He is like a father to me.] [ He's my father. ] [ I am your father. ] [ My father loves us. ] [ What does your father do?] [ Has your father arrived yet?] . ? ? . ? , . ? ? ? ? [ The father is very tired.] [ Where is my dad? ] [ Does your father know? ] [ The father abandoned us.] [ Where is your father? ] [ She knows who the father is.] [ Where is your father? ] [ Where is your father? ] [ Does your father work? ] [ Does your father work? ] . . ? ? . . , . . . ? [ My father was busy. ] [ My father is always busy.] [ What does your father do?] [ Has Father come home yet?] [ Her father died. ] [ My father is busy. ] [ Dinner is ready, Father.] [ Father came home. ] [ He is the very image of his father.] [ Is his father a teacher?] [ 79 ] . . , . . ? . ? ? . . [ This is your house. ] [ It's your home. ] [ Yours is bigger than mine.] [ I see your house. ] [ Is this your bicycle? ] [ Today is not your day. ] [ Where is your father? ] [ Where is your father? ] [ I'm not your son. ] [ I am not your son. ] ? ? ? . ? ? . ? . ? [ Where is your house? ] [ Does your father work? ] [ What does your son do? ] [ Yours is bigger than mine.] [ Where's your computer? ] [ Is this your dictionary?] [ I understand your language.] [ Is this your baggage? ] [ Your student called me.] [ Do you know your size? ] . . ? ? ? ? ? ? . ? [ Here's your key. ] [ I'm no friend of yours.] [ Do you see your table? ] [ Is he your teacher? ] [ Is he your teacher? ] [ Who is your teacher? ] [ Who's your teacher? ] [ Am I your friend? ] [ He's your friend. ] [ Which is your luggage? ] [ 80 ] . . ? ! . ? . . . . [ I like both of them very much.] [ I like them both. ] [ Don't you like apples? ] [ I like your eyes! ] [ I love your eyes. ] [ Does she like oranges? ] [ I like your friends. ] [ I like your shoes. ] [ I like your shoes. ] [ I like your hair. ] . . . . . . . ? ? ? [ I love your hair. ] [ I like trains. ] [ She loves flowers. ] [ He loves trains. ] [ I don't like movies. ] [ I don't like suck-ups. ] [ I love her perfume. ] [ Don't you love cats? ] [ Don't you like cats? ] [ Do you like his songs? ] ? . . ? ? ? ? . . . [ Do you like her songs? ] [ I like their pictures. ] [ I prefer dogs. ] [ Don't you love cats? ] [ Don't you like cats? ] [ Do you like his songs? ] [ Do you like her songs? ] [ We really like picnics a lot.] [ I like these hats. ] [ Everybody likes his jokes.] [ 81 ] . . . . . . . . . . [ They're almost here. ] [ He is almost always at home.] [ I'm almost ready. ] [ I am almost ready. ] [ He is near forty. ] [ I almost finished. ] [ I almost forgot it. ] [ We're almost ready. ] [ There is almost no furniture.] [ I almost forgot. ] . . . . . . . . . . [ The day is almost over.] [ I was nearly hit by a car.] [ I'm almost broke. ] [ Dinner is about ready. ] [ I almost believe you. ] [ He was almost asleep. ] [ Work began almost immediately.] [ I was almost right. ] [ We're almost like brothers.] [ It's almost time to get started.] . . . . . [ I almost caught the fish.] [ Recovery was almost impossible.] [ The place was almost empty.] [ Almost all the leaves have fallen.] [ Almost everyone arrived on time.] [ 82 ] . . . . . . . . . . [ I have lost face completely.] [ This book is very new. ] [ This is altogether different.] [ I totally forgot. ] [ I don't care at all. ] [ It gave me quite a shock.] [ I disagree completely. ] [ I totally disagree. ] [ I totally disagree. ] [ I was cool as a cucumber.] . . . . . . . . . , . [ He is an utter stranger to me.] [ Everything was completely black.] [ Everything was completely black.] [ I'm exhausted. ] [ I'm worn out. ] [ I am exhausted. ] [ These houses are all alike.] [ Those houses are all alike.] [ This happened purely by accident.] [ I think you're quite right.] [ 83 ] . . . . ? . . ? . . [ I don't like her. ] [ She looks very good. ] [ It looks really good. ] [ She appeals to me. ] [ Does she love me? ] [ She loves him. ] [ She will be there by now.] [ Is she here yet? ] [ She has no fear. ] [ She appears well today.] ? ? . . ? . . . ? ? [ Is she still here? ] [ What does she look like?] [ She's better than me. ] [ She does talk a lot. ] [ Is she still there? ] [ We don't need her. ] [ She's not going. ] [ She doesn't know yet. ] [ How does she do it? ] [ Is she still there? ] , . ? . , . . , . ? ? . . [ She's taller than him. ] [ What did she do to you?] [ She adores him. ] [ She says she will come.] [ She did it easily. ] [ Maybe she will not come.] [ What does she do? ] [ What's she doing? ] [ She knows me. ] [ Everyone likes her. ] [ 84 ] . . . . . . . . ? . [ I don't want them. ] [ I need a lot of them. ] [ I like their house. ] [ They weren't there. ] [ You don't know them. ] [ I hate them. ] [ This is their house. ] [ I don't know them. ] [ Have you seen them? ] [ I saw them. ] . ? . ? . . ? . ? ? [ You don't know them. ] [ Where did you see them?] [ He's smarter than them.] [ Where did you drop them?] [ I know them. ] [ I see them. ] [ Where did you take them off?] [ I let them go. ] [ Has he met them today? ] [ Have you seen them? ] ? ? . . . . . . . . [ Where did you find them?] [ How many are there in all?] [ I killed them all. ] [ Those are their books. ] [ This is their place. ] [ I saw them all. ] [ I know all of them. ] [ I know them all. ] [ I killed them all. ] [ I made them myself. ] [ 85 ] . . . . . . . ? . . [ He also saw it. ] [ I also went. ] [ I went, too. ] [ Nor can I. ] [ I also think so. ] [ I don't understand either.] [ I'm busy, too. ] [ Are you going, too? ] [ I am seventeen years old, too.] [ I'm 17, too. ] . ! . . . . . . . ? [ He will also go. ] [ You should go too! ] [ I'll do it, too. ] [ I have to eat, too. ] [ I get off there, too. ] [ I have noticed this too.] [ I noticed that, too. ] [ I also went. ] [ I went, too. ] [ Do you like me too? ] . . . . . . . . . ! [ I am a teacher, too. ] [ I, too, am a teacher. ] [ I'm bored, too. ] [ That is not an orange, either.] [ I noticed that, too. ] [ I like dancing too. ] [ He was surprised too. ] [ That's what I thought. ] [ That's what I thought too.] [ I also want to know! ] [ 86 ] . ? ? ? . ? ? . [ He is always with me. ] [ Who is coming with me? ] [ Who will come with me? ] [ Whos coming with me? ] [ You can come with me. ] [ Why are you with a pig?] [ Are you coming with me?] [ You're coming with me. ] [ 87 ] ? ? ? ? ? . . ? ? ? [ Do you want it now? ] [ What else do you want? ] [ What do you want to eat?] [ What would you like to eat?] [ Do you want to eat? ] [ You don't want that. ] [ You don't want this. ] [ Do you want to be here?] [ What do you want to buy?] [ What do you want now? ] ? ? , . ? ? ? ? ? ? ? [ Do you want it now? ] [ What more do you want? ] [ Say what you want. ] [ Do you really want it? ] [ Do you really want this?] [ Do you want to be here?] [ What are you driving at?] [ What do you want to say?] [ What do you want? ] [ Is this what you want? ] ? ? ? . . . . . . ? [ Do you want it? ] [ Do you want this? ] [ Don't you want to go? ] [ Do whatever you want. ] [ Do what you like. ] [ You may act as you wish.] [ Do what you want. ] [ Do as you want. ] [ Do as you like. ] [ Where do you want to go?] [ 88 ] ? ? . . ? ? ? ? ? ? [ Do you want it now? ] [ Are you hungry? ] [ You don't want that. ] [ You don't want this. ] [ Do you want to be here?] [ Do you want it now? ] [ Do you really want this?] [ Do you want to be here?] [ What do you want to say?] [ Do you want it? ] ? , . ? ? , . ? ? . . ? [ Do you want this? ] [ You may talk as much as you like.] [ Where do you want to go?] [ Do you want to take that?] [ Believe it or not. ] [ Do you want to go there?] [ Do you want my opinion?] [ Do what you want. ] [ Do whatever you like. ] [ Will you have some more tea?] ? , . ? ? ? , ? ? ? ? ? [ Do you want to do this?] [ You may come whenever you like.] [ Would you like some coffee?] [ Do you want to buy a dress?] [ Do you want my help? ] [ Would you like me to help you?] [ Do you want some coffee?] [ Do you want to wait? ] [ Do you want a cup of coffee?] [ Do you want to wait? ] [ 89 ] . . . . . . . . . . [ I need you here. ] [ I need you. ] [ He needs you. ] [ We don't need you. ] [ We do need you. ] [ We don't need him. ] [ I need this one. ] [ She needs you. ] [ I need an answer. ] [ I need a new one. ] . . . . . . . . . . [ They need him. ] [ I need a new bicycle. ] [ I need a new computer. ] [ I want a good dictionary.] [ I need a good dictionary.] [ We just need a plan. ] [ We just need a plan. ] [ We need a plan. ] [ I need a holiday. ] [ I need a vacation. ] . . . ? . . . . . . [ I need another one. ] [ I need a knife. ] [ I need a car. ] [ Do you need a car? ] [ I need one now. ] [ I need one more. ] [ You need a key. ] [ You need a key. ] [ I need Internet. ] [ I need a pencil. ] [ 90 ] . . ? . . ? ? . ? . [ I like both of them very much.] [ Both brothers were there.] [ Are both of you ready to go?] [ They both work. ] [ You're both very polite.] [ What are you two doing?] [ Have both of you already eaten?] [ We both do that. ] [ How are you two doing? ] [ Both of them are very cute.] . . . . ? . [ They are both in the room.] [ Both of them are in the room.] [ They were both naked. ] [ Both are my colleagues.] [ Do they both understand French?] [ Both of them seem suspicious.] [ 91 ] . . . . . , . . . . . [ You're better than me. ] [ You're better than me. ] [ I am better than you. ] [ I'm better than you. ] [ I cant do any better. ] [ He's better than I. ] [ She's better than me. ] [ I'll be better tomorrow.] [ This one is prettier. ] [ You'd better not tell him.] ? . . ? . . . . . . [ Do you feel any better today?] [ I want to be better. ] [ You know better. ] [ Do you feel better today?] [ I feel better now. ] [ You know better. ] [ I'm quite better now. ] [ I feel a lot better now.] [ I feel a lot better today.] [ You write better than I do.] . . , . . . . . . . . [ You write better than I do.] [ He's better than us all.] [ Better than nothing. ] [ I feel much better. ] [ I feel a lot better. ] [ His bike is better than mine.] [ Her bike is better than mine.] [ Your bicycle is better than mine.] [ He is superior to me in English.] [ You'd better go home. ] [ 92 ] ? , . ! ! ! ! . . ! ! [ How can it be? ] [ Maybe she will not come.] [ It can't be! ] [ It can't be! ] [ No way! ] [ No way! ] [ It's impossible. ] [ It's impossible. ] [ This is impossible! ] [ This can't be! ] , . ! , . , . , . . , ? . ? , . [ He might come tomorrow.] [ This can't be! ] [ Perhaps he will come. ] [ Perhaps not. ] [ Could be, could be. ] [ He can say such things.] [ Could this be love? ] [ He can hardly speak. ] [ Can he do it? ] [ Maybe it will snow. ] . . , . . ? . . . . . [ It may snow. ] [ This can't wait. ] [ He may be a genius. ] [ Anyone can do it. ] [ Can this wait? ] [ Dinner can wait. ] [ The work can wait. ] [ He can help you out. ] [ Perhaps you are right. ] [ This may be of use to you.] [ 93 ] ! ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? [ You don't love me! ] [ Do you love me? ] [ What do you like? ] [ Do you love her? ] [ Who do you love? ] [ Do you love me? ] [ Don't you like anybody?] [ Do you like oranges? ] [ Do you like your brother?] [ Do you really love me? ] ? ? ? , . ? [ Do you like coffee? ] [ Don't you love cats? ] [ Don't you like cats? ] [ Yes, you love me. ] [ You like rain, don't you?] [ 94 ] . . . , . . . ? . ? ? [ That is your book. ] [ This book is yours. ] [ I like your car. ] [ Yours is bigger than mine.] [ This is your dog. ] [ Your dog is here. ] [ Is this your car? ] [ Here is your dog. ] [ Where is your dog? ] [ Is this your pen? ] ? ? ? ? ? ? . . . . [ How do you spell your family name?] [ How is your surname written?] [ How is your family name written?] [ What's the spelling of your familyname? ] [ How do you write your last name?] [ How do you spell your last name?] [ I'm not your daughter. ] [ I am not your daughter.] [ I liked your story. ] [ I need your help. ] . ! ? ? ? . . . ? . [ We need your help. ] [ We need your help! ] [ Is your wife a good cook?] [ How is your family? ] [ How is the family doing?] [ I'm not your doll. ] [ I'm no friend of yours.] [ I like your shirt. ] [ When will your book be published?] [ We need your support. ] [ 95 ] . . ? . . . . . . . [ I often see him. ] [ He would often say such a thing.] [ Do you see him often? ] [ I often read. ] [ I travel often. ] [ I often travel. ] [ It often snows here. ] [ He often watches TV. ] [ Weather changes often. ] [ I visit him often. ] . . . . . . . . . [ I visit him often. ] [ It frequently happens here.] [ I'm often here. ] [ I have often been there.] [ He often eats breakfast there.] [ She often eats breakfast there.] [ He often paints landscapes.] [ He often writes to his parents.] [ He often helps others. ] [ 96 ] . . . ? ? . . . . ? [ I started that. ] [ He has already started.] [ I began to speak. ] [ Have you begun studying French?] [ Have you begun studying English?] [ You're the one who started this.] [ It began to snow. ] [ My father is getting bald.] [ My father is going bald.] [ Have you begun studying French?] . . . [ I've started learning French.] [ He began to learn English.] [ He began to cry loudly.] [ 97 ] . . . . ? . . . . ? [ I didn't want that to happen.] [ I didn't want that. ] [ I was starving. ] [ I wanted everything. ] [ Would you like one? ] [ I didn't want that. ] [ I didn't want it. ] [ I didn't want this. ] [ I wanted to be here. ] [ Would you like one now?] . . . . ? ? ? ? . . [ I didn't want to go. ] [ I didn't want anything.] [ I wanted to be here. ] [ I wanted everything. ] [ When did you want to go?] [ What was it that you wanted?] [ Did you want this? ] [ What would you like? ] [ I would like to buy. ] [ I wanted to go home. ] . . . . . . . . . . [ I wanted to go there. ] [ I wanted to say thanks.] [ I would like an apple. ] [ I wanted to do this. ] [ I'd like to have a knife.] [ I didn't want milk. ] [ I didn't want to go. ] [ I meant to look it up. ] [ He did not want war. ] [ I wanted to see you. ] [ 98 ] . . . ? . . . . ? . [ He killed him. ] [ I didn't kill anyone. ] [ I killed them all. ] [ Who killed her? ] [ I killed God. ] [ I killed God. ] [ I killed a god. ] [ I killed a god. ] [ Did you kill Tom? ] [ It was me who killed Kennedy.] . . [ One day he killed himself.] [ You killed my father. ] [ 99 ] . . . ! ! . . . . . [ I don't hate you. ] [ I don't hate you. ] [ I hate you. ] [ I hate you! ] [ I hate you! ] [ I hate them. ] [ I hate her now. ] [ I hate French. ] [ I hate French. ] [ I hate this store. ] . . . . . . . . . . [ I hate living alone. ] [ I hate to eat alone. ] [ I hate golf. ] [ I hate living alone. ] [ I hate living alone. ] [ I hate this game. ] [ I hate living alone. ] [ I hate that song. ] [ I resent his rude attitude.] [ I hate you both. ] . . . . . . . . [ I hate you both. ] [ I hate to eat alone. ] [ I hate my mother-in-law.] [ I hate my mother-in-law.] [ I hate these words. ] [ I hate getting up early.] [ I hate watching TV. ] [ I hate to argue with you.] [ 100 ] . . . . . . -. -. [ It's not always easy. ] [ It's very simple. ] [ She did it easily. ] [ That's easy for you to say.] [ It is difficult to live easy.] [ He catches cold very easily.] [ Speaking Japanese is easy for me.] [ Speaking French is easy for me.] [ 101 ] , ? ? ? . , . ? ! . . , . [ Is that it? ] [ What do you want to eat?] [ What would you like to eat?] [ I was starving. ] [ It is what it is. ] [ What do you like to eat?] [ I'm hungry! ] [ I want to eat. ] [ That's true. ] [ He seems hungry. ] ? . ? . ? ? . . ? . [ Do you want to eat? ] [ It's not time to eat yet.] [ Are you hungry? ] [ I was starving. ] [ Can I eat? ] [ What do you have? ] [ I'm too tired to eat. ] [ I'm too tired to eat. ] [ Do you have everything?] [ You've got everything. ] . ? . . . ? . ? ? ? [ I have no food. ] [ Do you have a book? ] [ I have a house. ] [ I have a home. ] [ I will eat. ] [ Do you have one? ] [ I have a dog. ] [ Do you have a dog? ] [ Do you have a dog? ] [ Do you have a dog? ] [ 102 ] . . . . ? . . . . . [ This book isn't mine. ] [ This is my book. ] [ This is her book. ] [ This book is hers. ] [ Is this your book? ] [ This is your book. ] [ That is your book. ] [ It's your book. ] [ This was a good book. ] [ That is your book. ] . . ? . ? ? . ? . . [ This book is yours. ] [ I like this book. ] [ Do you need the book? ] [ He likes this book. ] [ Do you need this book? ] [ Do you have a book? ] [ This book is mine. ] [ Do you need this book? ] [ That book is a new book.] [ It's a new book. ] ? ? . ? . . . . . . [ Where's my book? ] [ Where is my book? ] [ This is a very interesting book.] [ How much does this book cost?] [ This book is very new. ] [ This book belongs to you.] [ This is a great book. ] [ It's this book. ] [ This book is new. ] [ It's a new book. ] [ 103 ] ? , . , . . . , . , . , ! . . [ It is hers, is it not? ] [ No, I don't want to. ] [ No, that's all. ] [ She's not here. ] [ He is no longer here. ] [ No, not really. ] [ I'm afraid not. ] [ No, no, no! ] [ There's nothing here. ] [ She isn't at home now. ] , . , . ? . ? . . . . . [ No, I'm tired. ] [ No, I'm tired. ] [ What don't you have? ] [ You're never at home. ] [ What don't you have? ] [ He's not home. ] [ He isn't at home. ] [ He is not at home. ] [ He isn't home. ] [ I said no. ] , . . . . . , . , . . . . [ Perhaps not. ] [ I don't have anybody. ] [ There's nothing there. ] [ There is nothing here. ] [ There is nothing here. ] [ Believe it or not. ] [ Believe it or not. ] [ I don't have a brother.] [ There isn't anybody else.] [ There's no one left. ] [ 104 ] , . . . . . . . . . . [ No, not really. ] [ I'm not at all tired. ] [ I'm not at all tired. ] [ I don't mind it at all.] [ I don't have a clue. ] [ I'm all alone here. ] [ I'm all alone here. ] [ I'm quite busy. ] [ That is quite another matter.] [ It happened quite recently.] . . . ? . . . ? ? . [ He didn't study at all.] [ I totally forgot. ] [ It doesn't hurt at all.] [ Are you all alone? ] [ He's not quite satisfied.] [ I'm all alone here. ] [ I'm all alone here. ] [ Are you all alone? ] [ Are you fucking stupid?] [ It's not quite normal. ] . . . . . . . . . . [ You haven't changed at all.] [ I can't sleep at all. ] [ I'm not convinced at all.] [ I'm not hungry at all. ] [ I'm not hungry at all. ] [ I'm not absolutely sure.] [ I'm not at all hungry. ] [ I'm not at all hungry. ] [ I'm not so sure. ] [ I am not surprised at all.] [ 105 ] ? ? ? . ? ? ? ? ? ? [ When was that? ] [ When did you buy it? ] [ When did you see him? ] [ I don't know when. ] [ When did you want to go?] [ When did you arrive? ] [ What time does it start?] [ When did it begin to rain?] [ When are you going to finish this?] [ When will he go home? ] ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? , . [ When will she return home?] [ When did you come? ] [ When do you write? ] [ When did that happen? ] [ Did they say when? ] [ When are you busy? ] [ When does the game begin?] [ When did you find out? ] [ What time did they leave?] [ You may come whenever you like.] ? ? ? ? ? ? ? , . ? ? [ When does the movie start?] [ When does it end? ] [ When are you going home?] [ When are you walking home?] [ When do you drink coffee?] [ When do we arrive? ] [ When did the war end? ] [ Come whenever you want to.] [ When did you notice that?] [ When did you notice that?] [ 106 ] . . . . . . , . , . . . [ I'm afraid for you. ] [ I'm not afraid. ] [ I am not afraid. ] [ I'm very afraid. ] [ I'm afraid for you. ] [ I'm no longer afraid. ] [ I'm afraid not. ] [ I am afraid he won't come.] [ I'm not afraid of anything.] [ I'm not afraid of anything.] . , . , . , . , . . , . , . , . . [ I fear nothing. ] [ I'm afraid that's impossible.] [ I'm afraid I have to go now.] [ I'm afraid it may rain tomorrow.] [ I'm afraid it will rain.] [ I am afraid to go. ] [ I'm afraid it's too late.] [ I'm afraid I don't understand.] [ I am afraid it's too late.] [ I'm afraid to be alone.] . . . . . , . , . , . , . , . [ I'm afraid to go alone.] [ I'm afraid of heights. ] [ I am afraid of heights.] [ I'm afraid to be alone.] [ I'm afraid to go alone.] [ I am afraid it is a reject.] [ I'm afraid that's wrong.] [ I'm afraid you're right.] [ I'm afraid you're right.] [ I'm afraid you're right.] [ 107 ] . . . . . . . . . . [ I was waiting for you. ] [ I was expecting you. ] [ I've been waiting for you.] [ I was waiting for you. ] [ I was expecting you. ] [ I waited and waited. ] [ I waited for her for a long time.] [ I was expecting this. ] [ I've been waiting for this day tocome. ] [ I've been waiting for this day tocome. ] . . . . [ I waited and waited. ] [ I've been waiting for this moment.] [ Ted waited for her for a long time.] [ I waited for ten minutes.] [ 108 ] . . ? . . . . . . . [ We'll be here. ] [ We'll be here. ] [ Where will we eat? ] [ We will be together forever.] [ We'll be late. ] [ We'll be ready. ] [ We'll be together. ] [ We will be together forever.] [ We'll wait. ] [ We'll be in touch. ] . . . [ We'll always be friends.] [ We're open tomorrow. ] [ We will be together forever.] [ 109 ] . . ! . ! , . ! ! ? ! [ I'm not like that. ] [ It's what I am. ] [ You are so smart! ] [ You're so lazy. ] [ You're not the only one!] [ Seems I'm the only one.] [ He's always so fast! ] [ You are so courageous! ] [ Why are you so mad? ] [ You are so courageous! ] ? . . . . ! ! . . . [ Why are you so happy? ] [ You're so serious. ] [ I was so happy. ] [ I was so careful. ] [ He is not so tall. ] [ I want a sword like this!] [ Don't be so backboneless!] [ Don't be so impatient. ] [ Don't be such a fool. ] [ It's what I am. ] . ? ? . ? ? ? ? ? ? [ You look so happy. ] [ Why are you so sad? ] [ Who is this Tom? ] [ Don't be such a fool. ] [ Why are you being so secretive?] [ Why do you look so worn out?] [ Why are you so sad? ] [ Why are you being so difficult?] [ Why are you being so stubborn?] [ Why are you out of breath?] [ 110 ] ! ? ? . ? ? ? ? ? ? [ You don't love me! ] [ Do you love me? ] [ What do you like to eat?] [ You love us. ] [ Don't you like anybody?] [ Do you like snow? ] [ Do you like your brother?] [ You like to sing? ] [ Do you like swimming? ] [ Do you like coffee? ] ? ? ? ? [ Don't you love cats? ] [ Don't you like cats? ] [ Do you like it with mayonnaise?] [ Do you like to travel? ] [ 111 ] ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ! ! ? [ What are you talking about?] [ What are you talking about?] [ What are you talking about!?] [ What're you talking about?] [ What're you talking about?] [ What's he talking about?] [ What is he talking about?] [ What are you talking about?] [ What are you talking about!?] [ What are you talking about!?] ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? [ What're you talking about?] [ What are you talking about?!] [ What are you talking about?] [ What is she talking about?] [ What is it about? ] [ What are you talking about!?] [ What're you talking about?] [ What are you on about? ] [ What are you talking about?!] [ What are you talking about?] ? ? ? ? ? ? ? , ? ? ? [ What're you taking about?] [ What is he talking about?] [ What is she talking about?] [ What is the book about?] [ What did you talk about?] [ What did you talk about?] [ How much is this pen? ] [ Do you see what I mean?] [ What are you thinking about?] [ What's on your mind? ] [ 112 ] . . . . . , ? . . . . [ You're looking very well.] [ You look handsome. ] [ You look awful. ] [ You look terrible. ] [ You look younger. ] [ You look terrible. ] [ You look terrible.