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Subject: Question to native english speaking people
Date: Sun, 3 Sep 2006 19:57:40 +0200
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The following are sentenses used for dictation. Are they all gramatically
correct and do they sound ok to a native english speaking person?
1. Go out and see if you can get an egg, some tea and a carrot. We will see
if they are ten.
4. Now we must go to mother to get some food. We must go for a walk too.
10 At home we only have sun from five to seven. One day I will have a house
with sun all day.
15. When he went into father's house tonight, he hit his foot on the door,
which he used to get in.
25. That man has a house himself. He is so tall, that he can reach all the
way to the top of his roof. In five years I am probably just as tall.
28. There the soft chairs are.
31......Those houses will take all the sun in my garden.
37.....She looks towards the clock and feels sorrow that I want to leave
again.
38. Go and see if that was the newspaper, which came right now. It sounded
as if. While I read it, you can make tea. There is bread right there, and
you can go to the baker's for cake, if you want.
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