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Tom comes here every single day.
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I wonder how Tom put up with Mary for so many years.
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I thought you guys were planning on coming to my party.
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I'm getting better.
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Tom told Mary to go next door and see if the neighbors needed any help.
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Where exactly did you come from?
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Why don't you come over tonight?
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I'd like you to come with us.
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I'm here to ask for your help.
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Tom stopped talking when Mary walked into the room.
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Why don't you come over for dinner?
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Go find somebody who can help.
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It's a shame that I had to quit my job just when I was getting the hang of things.
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I need you to come with me.
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Can I get you something to eat?
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I hope you'll enjoy the concert.
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My eyesight is getting worse.
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It's getting warmer and warmer.
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"Tom will be here soon." "How soon?"
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I thought you might be lonely, so I came over with a bottle of wine.
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