Told her about the broken vase.
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The store down on Main Street.
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Working until midnight tired the next morning.
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Congratulating the entire team.
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We taught the kids origami and made three hundred paper cranes.
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In order to finish the project and meet the deadline.
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Turning the lights off in the kitchen is Robert's job.
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Is on the shelf next to the potted plant.
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The new printer was installed, but no one knows how to use it.
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There were no seats left, so we had to stand in the back.
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We looked outside and the kids were hopping on the trampoline.
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Harold and Mary were expecting a package in the mail.
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At the grocery store, I bought three tomatoes, one loaf of bread, and five cucumbers.
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The kids are hungry, but not too cranky yet.
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Marie was excited to try the new restaurant so she went there on opening day.
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