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It is some milk left.
There is some milk left.
I’m only one that I was left.
I'm the only one that was left.
Is that your gloves?
Are those/they your gloves?
You can eat.
You can eat it.
It’s no meaning.
It's no use. There's no point.
I don’t matter, it doesn’t care.
It doesn't matter, I don't care.
Should I finish drinking this soup?
Should I finish eating this soup?
(Wait, think)
Hold on, let me think.
When Jake was coming home, his mother cooked.
His mother was cooking when Jake came home.
This shoes is twenty-one, but my feet is twenty-two.
These shoes are twenty-one, but my feet are twenty-two.
We are a house dust allergy.
We have house dust allergy.
Where were you going?
Where were you?
He’s coming back so early! It usually takes an hour, but he made it in 20 minutes!
He’s coming back so quickly! It usually takes an hour, but he made it in 20 minutes!
I’ll not try to make a mistake.
I’ll try not to make mistakes.
Did you put away your books? (No: use pronoun)
No, I didn't put them away.
Yesterday was cold.
It was cold yesterday.
