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Sentences with audio (total 1,150,515)

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He did it when he was drunk.
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He bought six bars of soap yesterday.
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He believes everything I say.
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He has never visited her.
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He loves his own children.
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He taught history at school.
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He made her feel like he wanted her to leave.
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He lives in a luxury apartment close to Central Park.
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For some reason the microphone wasn't working until now.
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He does his duty.
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He didn't say a single word.
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He bowed his head.
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He became sad when he found out.
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Don't ride that horse. He'll throw you.
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Correlation doesn't imply causation.
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He fell ill a few days ago.
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He tried to choke him.
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He makes life miserable for everyone around him.
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He looked very tired.
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He gripped my hand.
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He dislikes me.
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He didn't succeed in explaining what he wanted.
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After their quarrel, she called it quits.
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He kept walking back and forth.
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He has a prejudice against foreigners.
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He didn't think it was funny.
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He fell in love with his best friend.
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He looks terrific.
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He made no reply.
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He denied everything.
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He banged his head.
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He was like a father to me.
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He came 30 minutes late.
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He doesn't stand a chance.
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Do you want to install this free browser add-on?
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He would do whatever it takes to make money.
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He has not paid his portion of the rent.
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A DNA test showed she was innocent.
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He remained silent the whole time.
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He was my student. Now he teaches my children.
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He has trouble waking up on time.
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He would like to come with us to the movie.
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He kept on reading the book.
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He ruined my life.
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He wanted to meet you.
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He doesn't want to talk about it.
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He had a change of heart.
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Frankly, I'm not that impressed with his idea.
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He grabbed my hand.
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He didn't want to think about it.
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He took his time.
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He let us go.
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He looks very good.
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He kissed her again.
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He just wants to be left alone.
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Tom was the first to enter the room.
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I haven't seen him.
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Last night, there was a fire in the supermarket.
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I heard him sing a song.
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I never saw him before.
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I thought he was coming.
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It was very cold yesterday, so I stayed at home.
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Her husband is American.
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I don't know when he came back from France.
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I met him three years ago.
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People might think you're stupid if you do that.
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I still love her.
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I haven't forgotten her.
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Is he here yet?
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May I see him?
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I'm sure there's a perfectly reasonable explanation.
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He'll really be happy, won't he?
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Most of the people working here are unpaid volunteers.
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I'm not going to write a letter in English.
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I know his brother well.
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I made a couple calls.
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Of course he lied.
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I feel sorry for him.
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His ideas are crazy.
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I want to look like her.
eng
In this case, the adjective goes before the noun.
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In spite of the hurricane, the ship reached port.
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How did you meet him?
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Maybe he'll come tomorrow.
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I gave him my phone number.
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I don't want to talk to him anymore.
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I'd love to meet him.
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I think about her a lot.
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I think she's hiding something.
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I think she's innocent.
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I don't like the way he looks at you.
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I know he did it.
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I know he's the one who did it.
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The house belongs to him.
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Listen, he doesn't know what he's saying.
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I think he's too young.
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His health is improving.
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I hate the way that he speaks to me.
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It wasn't Sunday that she visited me, but Monday.
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Isn't he a little young?