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    Daily English Sentences

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    This document contains a collection of common English sentences and phrases used in daily conversations. There are over 100 sentences covering a wide range of topics including greetings, questions, requests, statements of facts, opinions and feelings. Examples include "What a bother!", "Would you please speak slowly?", "I am having lunch", "There is no sense in it", and "What is going on?".

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    Daily English Sentences

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    This document contains a collection of common English sentences and phrases used in daily conversations. There are over 100 sentences covering a wide range of topics including greetings, questions, requests, statements of facts, opinions and feelings. Examples include "What a bother!", "Would you please speak slowly?", "I am having lunch", "There is no sense in it", and "What is going on?".

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    This document contains a collection of common English sentences and phrases used in daily conversations. There are over 100 sentences covering a wide range of topics including greetings, questions, requests, statements of facts, opinions and feelings. Examples include "What a bother!", "Would you please speak slowly?", "I am having lunch", "There is no sense in it", and "What is going on?".

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    Daily English Sentences

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    This document contains a collection of common English sentences and phrases used in daily conversations. There are over 100 sentences covering a wide range of topics including greetings, questions, requests, statements of facts, opinions and feelings. Examples include "What a bother!", "Would you please speak slowly?", "I am having lunch", "There is no sense in it", and "What is going on?".

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    DAILY ENGLISH SENTENCES

     What a bother!
     What nonsense!
     Wonderful!
     Would you please speak slowly?
     Yes, by all means
     A set of books is on the table.
     Are you married all?
     Are you there?
     Come what may I will not talk to him.
     Didn't you go to cinema yesterday?
     Do come.
     Do you have some money?
     Don't do this.
     Don't embarrass me.
     Don't get me as stupid as you.
     Don't talk nonsense
     Don't wink.
     Don't you disturb me.
     Excuse me.
     Fancy price.

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    DAILY ENGLISH SENTENCES
     Get lost.
     Go yourself.
     Has someone come?
     Have a tea.
     Have you ever been to Delhi?
     Have you ever been to Vinod's home?
     Have you ever eaten pizza ?
     Have you ever…
     Having said that….
     He always keeps telling a lie.
     He does not tell a lie.
     He feels like.
     He has been to market.
     He has been to school.
     He has gone to market
     He is good at English.
     He is so called a teacher.
     He is very stingy
     He must be tired.
     He saw a running thief.

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    DAILY ENGLISH SENTENCES
     He went to school.
     He will be in the room.
     How much time it will take?
     I am doing my work.
     I am full.
     I am going to the office.
     I am having dinner.
     I am having lunch.
     I am having my haircut.
     I am not a riff- raff person.
     I am sleepy.
     I am to go
     I ate food.
     I do not take tea.
     I don't eat non veg on Tuesday.
     I don't know telling a lie.
     I don't need you.
     I don't need your advice
     I don't want.
     I feel like eating sweet.

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    DAILY ENGLISH SENTENCES
    I feel like.
    I got it.
    I have been out since morning.
    I have had lunch.
    I have had breakfast.
    I have no money.
    I have to go.
    I have two rupees less.
    I know everything.
    I know nothing.
    I must go.
    I want its fancy price.
    I want that one suit. Or I want that one.
    I will give you a fancy price for it.
    In course of time….
    It does not mean…
    It sounds great.
    It's all because of you.
    It's all you doing.
    Just taste it.

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    DAILY ENGLISH SENTENCES
     Key feels like eating funnel cake.
     Look ahead.
     Make the bed.
     Many a man was killed.
     My study is going on well.
     Nothing special.
     Anna feels like eating rissoles.
     She has no money.
     Shut up when you are unwise to talk.
     That boy David reads in your class?
     That's enough .
     That's a good idea.
     The examination is about to start.
     The train is about to come.
     There is less salt in the curry.
     There is no sense in it.
     There is nothing but water .
     This is selling at throw away price.

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    DAILY ENGLISH SENTENCES
     Two and two make four.
     Use your brain sometimes.
     Use your brains/use your mind.
     Wait a bit.
     Walk carefully.
     What a bother!
     Which one of these umbrellas is yours?
     What a shame!
     What happened.
     What is done is done.
     What is going on?
     What is the time by your watch?
     What to do?
     What your intention?
     Where does this road lead to?
     Which time?
     Why are you staring?
     Will you do me a favour?
     You are a deceiver and cheater.

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