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Imeslawen i yega RB (asemday 805)

Ikalasen-a imeslawen n RB, llan ddaw turagt CC BY-NC 4.0.

She was killed in an automobile accident.

She was at a loss what to say next.

She was fortunate to pass the exam.

She was happy that she passed the exam.

She was kind enough to show me the way.

She was scared at the sight of the dead body.

She was ashamed of her children's behavior.

She was anxious about her children's health.

She was robbed of her jewels last night.

She was always ready to help people in trouble.

She was shy in her high school days.

She was good at mathematics in high school.

She was so curious that she opened the box.

She was late because of the heavy traffic.

She was watching the dead leaves falling.

She was a bridesmaid at the wedding.

She was hungry enough to eat anything.

She was brought up in a rich family.

She was standing in the front of the classroom.

She was afraid to pass through the woods.

She was driven to stealing by hunger.

She was robbed of her money on her way home.

She was unconscious of her mistake.

She was noted for her good looks at school.

She was occupied with household work.

She was deliberate in everything she did.

She was at a loss as to what to do.

She was reading a gardening manual.

She was chosen from ten thousand applicants.

She was hard at work writing letters.

She was taken to hospital unconscious.

She was very delighted with my gift.

She was obliged to give up the plan.

She was close to breaking into tears.

She was idly looking out of the window.

She was lying face down on the bed.

She was impatient to leave the party.

She was dressed in white at the party.

She was so tired that she couldn't walk.

She was angry to find the door locked.

She was beginning to get desperate.

She was surprised that it was that late.

She was obliged to marry the old man.

She was standing in the middle of the room.

She was overwhelmed by the sad news.

She was the only one to survive the crash.

She was carried away by the man's charm.

She was playing the piano at that time.

She was playing with her sister at that time.

She was accused of having lied about the affair.

She was absorbed in reading the magazine.

She was very surprised at the sight.

She was waiting in front of the building.

She was disappointed with the result.

She was elected chairman of the committee.

She was cooking dinner at that time.

She was fascinated by that Chinese dress.

She was very nearly run over by a truck.

She was impatient to see her family.

She was careful not to break the glasses.

She was in a green coat and matching mini-skirt.

She was by far the best singer in the class.

She was intelligent as well as beautiful.

She was brought up by her grandfather.

She was asked to write her name in ink.

She was similar to me in many ways.

She was envious of her cousin's success.

She was always finding fault with me.

She was always complaining about her husband.

She was always quarreling with her parents.

She was always practicing the piano.

She was a rather prim and proper young lady.

She was delighted with the flowers you sent her.

She was forty, but she appeared older.

She was never to see her children again.

She was fatter ten years ago than she is now.

She was strong enough to run a 10-mile race.

She was never free from pain after that.

She was the last to cross the finishing line.

She was heard to criticize the manager.

She was shocked when she heard his story.

She was too proud to ask him for help.

She was a young girl about your age.

She was late as a result of the heavy snow.

She was satisfied with the new dress.

She was robbed her of her bag by a young man.

She was approaching thirty when I first met her.

She was watching TV when I came home.

She was a bundle of nerves last night.

She was never to see her home again.

She was very bored during the lecture.

She was careful not to leave the door unlocked.

She was always able to answer all the questions.

She was indignant when I said she was lying.

She was the last woman I expected to see.

She was a strong, fast runner then.

She was alone with her baby in the house.

She was sure the man was telling a lie.

She was trembling as she listened to the news.

She was stupid to make such a mistake.

Imeslawen i yega RB (asemday 805)

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