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1.Lesson12.Thebarrenlandcouldproducelittlefood.3.TheroomwasdarkandIbumpedmyheadagainstthedoor.4.Hedevisedanewmethodforteachingtheblind.5.Mywife’sbeenexertingalotofpressureonmetochangemyjob.6.Theking’syoungerbrothertookpartintheintriguetomakehimselfking.7.Thebook’sunusualtitleintriguedmeintoreadingit.8.HeplacedhisrighthandontheBibleashespoketheoathofoffice.9.Theyhadtopostponetheirtripbecauseofrain.10.Thecattookrefugefromthedogbehindatree.11.Ittookheralongtimetoregainherhealth.12.Theirhopeoffindinghimalivewasshatteredwhenhisdeadbodywasfound.13.Atschool,theotherchildrenalwaysteasedmebecauseIwasfat.14.Hetiltedhischairbacktoofarandfellonthefloor.15.DoyouhavetheEnglishversionofthisbook?16.Yourversionoftheaccidentdiffersfromthatoftheotherwitness.17.Hisbeliefthathewastooclevertobecaughtinhiswrongdoingwasabsurd.18.Aftertenyearshisalienspeechwasstillnoticeable.19.Sheisanamicablegirlandgetsalongwitheveryoneintheoffice.20.Inmostcountriesthesaleofliquortochildrenisbanned.21.“thesweettemper”isafigurativeexpression,but“sweetcoffee”isnot.22.Herweddingringismadeofgenuinediamond.23.Theyhoistthenationalflagatsixo’clockeverymoring.24.Thenewspapergaveanincorrectaccountofthetrafficaccident.25.Thehousewasbuiltonamassiverock.26.Therewasonlyapieceofstalecakeleftintherefrigerator.27.Mostflowerswillnotthrivewithoutwaterandsunshine.28.Theybuyatwholesaleandsellatretail.29.Thebabyisalwaysannoyinghissisterbypullingherhair.30.WecelebratedChristmaswithtreesandpresents.31.Theunsociablepersonishardlyfitforadiplomat.32.Itisimpossibletoforeseewhethershe’llbewellenoughtocomehomefromhospitalnextmonth.33.Wecouldn’tinducetheoldladytotravelbyair.34.Ourcountryisingreatdanger;wemustmobilizethearmy.35.Mr.EisenhowerprecededMr.KennedyaspresidentoftheUnitedStates.36.Somepeoplebelievethatman’sdestinyispredetermined.37.MakingresolutionsonNewYear’sDayisacustomthatstillprevails.38.Hersubtlesmilemadehimcurious.39.Themantransactsmanyaffairsconnectedwiththepurchaseofahome.40.Helpingtheenemiesofone’scountryisanapparenttreason.41.Howcanweutilizehisknowledgeandskilltoouradvantage?42.Sheworeafloweronthebosomofherdress.43.Whenapersonhassuccessfullycompletedacertaincourseofstudy,heisgivenadiplomabytheschool.44.Themeetingbetweenthemotherandherblindsonwasdramatic.45.Thestrongfumesoftheautomobileexhaustnearlychokedhim.46.“hurrah!”theyshoutedastheteamscoredagain.47.Inthemuseumthereisaminiatureoftheship”Mayflower.”48.Thechildwasplayingonthefloorwithhiscollectionofminiaturefarmanimals.49.Onherbirthdayherarmswerefilledwithgiftparcels.50.Thepillstuckinhisthroatbutanextradrinkofwaterwasheditdown.51.Thestudentsmadeabigracketastheylefttheschool.52.Thepoetusedtheword”flight”asarhymefortheword“night.”53.Themanlooksterrible;hehasmanyscarsonhischeeks.54.Therearemanyfamoussculpturesinthemuseum.55.WhenIreadabook,Iusuallyskipovertheuninterestingpart.56.Lesson257.Thetownhasrecentlypurchasedsomenewfire-fightingapparatus.58.Thewitnessassertedthatthesalesmanwasdishonest.59.Hewaspleasedthathewasassignedsuchaneasytaskinthecompany.60.Hegavemeanewknifetocompensatefortheoneofminehelost.61.Hewoulddeemitanhonoriftheministercametoseehim.62.Freedomofactionisoneoftheinviolablerulesofhumanbehavior.63.Hecollectsspecimensofallkindsofrocksandminerals.64.Thebeatingofadrumonthebattlefieldstimulatedthesoldierstofightmorebravely.65.Boyshaveastrongertendencytofightthangirls.66.Hetestifiedthatthecarwasbeingdrivenslowlyatthetimeoftheaccident.67.Eachyear,manyforeigntouristsvisitTaiwanforsight-seeing.68.Theirfurniturewaschosenforutilityratherthanforelegance.69.Toomuchalcoholmakesallyoursensesblunt.70.Toyballoons,sponges,andsteelspringsareelastic.71.Heleftthebuildingthroughtherearexit.72.Whenthecatcamein,thelittlemousemadeahastyexit.73.Hewaspalewithfatigueafterhissleeplessnight.74.Whenhedied,hisyoungnephewwastheonlyheirtohisgreatwealth.75.Asthecurrencyofacountryisinflated,thepricesofgoodsbegintorise.76.Sheistooplumptofitintothisdress.77.Utterlyexhausted,sheplumpeddownonachair.78.Mothercouldrecallstoriesthatshehadheardyearsago.79.Thegovernmentrecalledthegeneralafterhelostthebattle.80.Youcanhardlyshunmeetingherifyouandshebothworkinthesameoffice.81.Themeangirlsneeredatthepoorgirl’scheapclothes.82.CanadaandMexicoadjointheUnitedStatesofAmerican.83.GreatBritain,FranceandItalywerealliedduringtheFirstWorldWar.84.GreatBritainandtheUnitedStateswerealliesinbothWorldWars.85.Herparentsteachhertobechasteanddecentinherbehavior.86.Whenshewasachildshealwaysconfidedherproblemstohersister.87.Wecan’tconfideinhiswords,forheoftenbreakshispromises.88.Thedriverofthecarwasdefyingthetrafficlawbyspeeding.89.Anaccidenthasdisruptedrailwayserviceintoandoutofthecity.90.SlaveryseemedlikelytodisputetheUnion.91.Thebird’slargewingsenableittoflyveryfast.92.Thewallwascoveredwithmanyfantasticpicturesandphotographs.93.Theforceoftheimpactthrewthedriveroutofthecar.94.Itisbestnottointerfereinotherpeople’sarguments.95.Youcanminimizethedangersofdriving,bytakingcaretoobeyalltherulesoftheroad.96.ShallInarrateastrangeexperienceofmine?97.Thecontrastingcolorsc