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He tends to be late for meetings.
He's always late to meetings.
I'd be happy if you'd come.
Hasn't Kate arrived yet?
Mary has not arrived yet.
Tom is getting better.
Hey, you! Come here.
Good day! You are our new neighbor, if I am not mistaken?
Hi. If I'm not mistaken, you're our new neighbors, aren't you?
He will come after all.
He will come after all.
We think that he will come.
I'll go ask Tom.
I'll go ask Tom.
I'm in Boston.
She is likely to come.
I came to see the show.
It's great to see you got home safely. How was Australia?
He comes to Tokyo once a year.
How did they come here?

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