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Betty wants to go to the zoo. Her birthday is on Saturday.
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John Stith Pemberton was an American chemist. He invented Coca-Cola.
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I tend to go on holiday to Spain or Morocco. The weather is always good there.
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Kevin looked after my pets when I was away. It was very kind of him.
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In fact, Indian elephants also live in Nepal, and other Asian countries. They are smaller than African elephants.
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Let's go to Weston Park tomorrow. We can have a picnic there.
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Suddenly, the customer started shouting at the waiter. It upset everyone in the room.
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Mrs Silverstone employs three gardeners to look after the roses. She's the owner of this big garden.
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Sandra has lived in many countries in Africa. Her mother works for the WWF.
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Thomas Edison was the famous scientist. He invented the electric light.
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My dog has given birth to 8 puppies! I bought it a year ago.
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Walter’s grandmother got married yesterday. She lives in Scotland.
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