News programmes don't usually appeal to teenagers.

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The soldiers were exhausted after months of heavy fighting.

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There were hilarious scenes when the pig ran into the shop.

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Are you going to participate in the race today?

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Thousands lined up to register to vote.

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The audience waited with anticipation for the show to start.

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She's got lots of friends, she likes to socialize.

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May I propose a toast to our guest of honor, President Obama!

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The O2 Arena is a great venue for big concerts.

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To our great disappointment, it rained on the day of the picnic.

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I want to check out that new music venue in town.

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Let's get rid of this mouldy old furniture.

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Then, for no apparent reason, the train suddenly stopped.

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We've saved a considerable amount of money.

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You'll also have unlimited access to the swimming pool.

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I'm going to head up to the town to do some shopping.

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Much of this chapter appears to revolve around learning a lot of words.

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The school is within easy walking distance of the train station.

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I had to join a queue for the toilets.

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You don't want to join the club? Oh well, suit yourself.

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I've run out of toilet paper and bread.

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I don't know why I bother! Nobody ever listens!

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We expect the train to arrive at 8 o'clock.

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How did you manage to persuade him?

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Her family began to scour the countryside for a suitable house.

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The police found a vital clue to the girl's disappearance in a wooded area near her home.

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Experience is essential for this job.

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