Most Commented Sentences

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Most Commented Sentences
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193001engHe came from Tokyo yesterday.1
193002engHe came half an hour late.1
193003engHe came home soon.1
193004engHe came in through the window.1
193005engHe came soon.1
193006engHe came to Japan as a child.1
193007engHe came to greet me.1
193008engHe came to my office yesterday.1
193009engHe came tumbling after.1
193010engHe came.1
193011engHe can be relied on.1
193012engHe can count up to ten with his fingers.1
193013engHe can do it better than I can.1
193014engHe can explain the situation.1
193015engHe can hardly walk.1
193016engHe can neither read nor write.1
193017engHe can play tennis better than any other boy in his class.1
193018engHe can sing.1
193019engHe can ski as skillfully as his father.1
193020engHe can speak French.1
193021engHe can swim a mile.1
193022engHe can swim very fast.1
193023engHe can't be an honest man.1
193024engHe can't buy a car.1
193025engHe can't do everything himself.1
193026engHe can't hold a conversation.1
193027engHe can't stop me.1
193028engHe can't swim.1
193029engHe can't tell the true from the false.1
193030engHe cannot be trusted.1
193031engHe cannot tell right from wrong.1
193032engHe caught a mouse.1
193033engHe caught her by the hair.1
193034engHe caught sight of a ship in the distance.1
193035engHe changed his attitude suddenly.1
193036engHe cheated on me with an other man's wife.1
193037engHe cleared his throat.1
193038engHe closed carefully the front door.1
193039engHe closed the shop.1
193040engHe collects silk ties.1
193041engHe combined two ideas into one.1
193042engHe comes here almost every day.1
193043engHe comes here twice a week.1
193044engHe comes home at five thirty.1
193045engHe comes home at ten.1
193046engHe comes home from his trip to Europe tomorrow.1
193047engHe comes out well in photographs.1
193048engHe committed suicide.1
193049spaHe comprado un coche.1
193050engHe could do nothing but watch.1
193051engHe could have done it.1
193052engHe could not control his anger.1
193053engHe could see the entire landscape from the top of the mountain1
193054engHe could travel back, but not forward in time.1
193055engHe couldn't control his anger.1
193056engHe couldn't lift.1
193057engHe counted to 100.1
193058engHe cried off at the last moment.1
193059engHe cries almost every day.1
193060engHe crossed the immense pacific on a raft.1
193061engHe crossed the river.1
193062engHe cursed her fate.1
193063engHe cut his finger with the knife.1
193064engHe cut it with the knife.1
193065engHe cut you off – that's very rude!1
193066engHe cycles to school.1
193067catHe de dur el rellotge a arreglar.1
193068catHe de posar gasolina.1
193069engHe deceived her, but even now she loves him.1
193070engHe decided to be operated on.1
193071engHe decided to become a pilot.1
193072engHe decided to marry her.1
193073engHe decided to run every day.1
193074engHe decided to write in his diary every day.1
193075spaHe decidido que Tomás use mi coche.1
193076spaHe dejado de beber cerveza.1
193077engHe denied everything.1
193078engHe denied having done it.1
193079engHe denied it.1
193080engHe denied the accusation.1
193081engHe denied the rumor.1
193082engHe described the accident in detail to the police.1
193083engHe described the accident in detail.1
193084engHe described the circumstances in detail.1
193085engHe described the incident in detail.1
193086engHe deserves to know the truth.1
193087engHe despises the choicest gift of God to man, the gift of reason.1
193088spaHe dicho suficiente.1
193089engHe did a good deed yesterday: he visited the old woman at the corner of the street.1
193090engHe did an amount of work.1
193091engHe did better than last time.1
193092engHe did everything to become happy.1
193093engHe did get it done but as always, he did it ass-backwards.1
193094engHe did his best and still had poor marks.1
193095engHe did not die in the collision. Actually, he had a heart attack before crashing.1
193096engHe did not even raise an eyebrow at the news of his wife's death.1
193097engHe did what he was told.1
193098engHe did't answer at first1
193099engHe didn't ask any question.1
193100engHe didn't dare to jump the brook.1
193101engHe didn't drink wine.1
193102engHe didn't get the joke.1
193103engHe didn't have lunch.1
193104engHe didn't have time to read.1
193105engHe didn't like being poor.1
193106engHe didn't look happy to see her.1
193107engHe didn't return my calls.1
193108engHe didn't say a word.1
193109engHe didn't say anything.1
193110engHe didn't seem to know what he was doing.1
193111engHe didn't tell me his name.1
193112engHe didn't tell me what the matter was.1
193113engHe didn't want to answer my questions.1
193114engHe didn't write anything.1
193115engHe died aged 54 years.1
193116engHe died five years ago.1
193117engHe died in his bed.1
193118engHe died last night.1
193119engHe died last year.1
193120engHe died suddenly.1
193121engHe died three years ago.1
193122engHe died yesterday.1
193123engHe disappeared without a trace.1
193124engHe ditched the car in an alley and took off running.1
193125engHe does appear.1
193126engHe does not have any friends.1
193127engHe does not know the difference between right and left.1
193128engHe does nothing but cry.1
193129engHe doesn't believe me at all.1
193130engHe doesn't drink.1
193131engHe doesn't go nowhere without his car.1
193132engHe doesn't go to church.1
193133engHe doesn't have a computer.1
193134engHe doesn't have a family.1
193135engHe doesn't have any idea how important this meeting is.1
193136engHe doesn't know English.1
193137engHe doesn't know how to play the piano.1
193138engHe doesn't like fish.1
193139engHe doesn't like soccer.1
193140engHe doesn't like to speak in public.1
193141engHe doesn't live here anymore.1
193142engHe doesn't miss a beat.1
193143engHe doesn't see his family in his busy life.1
193144engHe doesn't seem to like me.1
193145engHe doesn't speak English very well.1
193146engHe doesn't speak English.1
193147engHe doesn't speak both English and French.1
193148engHe doesn't think so.1
193149engHe doesn't understand you.1
193150engHe doesn’t have tea every morning1
193151engHe doubts if I will keep my promise.1
193152engHe dove.1
193153engHe drank a glass of water.1
193154engHe drank a little.1
193155engHe drew a bead on a stag at bay.1
193156engHe drew a straight line on the wall.1
193157engHe drinks too much.1
193158engHe drives to work.1
193159engHe drives very fast.1
193160engHe dropped his wallet, and now it's mine.1
193161engHe dropped lemon juice into his tea.1
193162engHe drove me home.1
193163engHe dug a hole in the garden.1
193164engHe dug a hole using a shovel.1
193165engHe dyed his hair black.1
193166engHe earns more than five hundred dollars a month in that job.1
193167spaHe echado de menos viajar tanto.1
193168finHe eivät aina tottele vanhempiaan.1
193169finHe eivät ole onnellisia.1
193170finHe eivät ole vielä täällä.1
193171finHe eivät ottaneen minun mielipidettäni huomioon.1
193172finHe eivät tunnu olevan onnellisia.1
193173spaHe encontrado lo que estaba buscando.1
193174engHe encountered a friend on the road.1
193175engHe enthusiastically engaged himself in this honorable undertaking.1
193176spaHe escrito una carta.1
193177spaHe estado casado por diez años.1
193178spaHe estado en Roma.1
193179spaHe estado en la India.1
193180spaHe estado leyendo este libro.1
193181spaHe estado ocupado hasta ahora.1
193182engHe even called me an idiot.1
193183engHe even suspected that the man was the principal offender.1
193184engHe eventually married an Italian woman ten years his junior.1
193185engHe evicted the existing tenants by taking them to court for non-payment of back rent.1
193186engHe explained to her his circumstances.1
193187engHe explained to her that he came from the future.1
193188engHe explained to her that he needed her help.1
193189engHe exploited his position to build up his fortune.1
193190engHe failed the exam.1
193191engHe faked his own death.1
193192engHe feels so insecure about his french although he has said he's a french native speaker, that every time he knows I'm there, he doesn't dare to write a single phrase in french.1
193193engHe feels very happy.1
193194engHe fell from the tree.1
193195engHe fell ill three years ago.1
193196engHe fell in love with her at first sight.1
193197engHe fell prey to an impulse to steal.1
193198engHe fell while skiing off-piste.1
193199engHe fells trees in the mountain.1
193200engHe felt a sharp pain in his chest.1
193201engHe felt compelled to report the incident.1
193202engHe felt free as a bird half a year ago.1
193203engHe filled the cup to the brim.1
193204engHe finds fault with everything.1
193205engHe finished last but one.1
193206engHe flew to Paris.1
193207engHe flirted with me.1
193208engHe flirts so forcefully that he ends up pushing women away.1
193209engHe follows the same idea in everything that he prays for.1
193210engHe forbore his anger.1
193211engHe forgot to feed the dog.1
193212engHe found the box under the table.1
193213engHe founded the company.1
193214nnoHe frequently made long trips.1
193215engHe fully realizes that he was the cause of the accident.1
193216engHe gave a detailed description of the accident.1
193217engHe gave her a quick kiss.1
193218engHe gave me a big hug.1
193219engHe gave me a cold.1
193220engHe gave me food and money as well.1
193221engHe gave me money and advice.1
193222engHe gave me some good advice.1
193223engHe gave me what I needed.1
193224engHe gave me what money he had.1
193225engHe gave them the benefit of her insight.1
193226engHe gave up his career for his family.1
193227engHe gave up.1
193228engHe gently took the paper out of her hands and said, "It's time to rest."1
193229engHe gets a haircut three times a month.1
193230engHe goes overseas every year.1
193231engHe goes to school by bus.1
193232engHe goes to school on foot.1
193233engHe got 90 in English.1
193234engHe got his sleeve caught.1
193235engHe got off the bus.1
193236engHe got out of the cab in haste saying, "Keep the change."1
193237engHe got over the shock of his father's death.1
193238engHe got so he could play the piece easily.1
193239engHe grabbed her arm.1
193240engHe grabbed my hand.1
193241engHe grabbed the chance to get a job.1
193242engHe greeted the lady.1
193243engHe grew up in Australia.1
193244engHe grew up to be a famous musician in later years.1
193245spaHe guardado el dinero en la caja fuerte.1
193246ndsHe güng stiekum in ’n Goorn.1
193247spaHe ha dicho para no hacer esto.1
193248engHe had a classic education.1
193249engHe had a falling-out with his friends.1
193250engHe had a gun on his person.1
193251engHe had a stroke.1
193252engHe had been dry for almost a year, but he fell off the wagon around New Year's Day.1
193253engHe had crazy in his eyes.1
193254engHe had excess water in his lungs.1
193255engHe had gone to get a haircut, but he'll be back soon.1
193256engHe had his roof damaged.1
193257engHe had hoped to succeed, but in reality, he had not.1
193258engHe had long hair.1
193259engHe had never been kissed before.1
193260engHe had no desire to kiss her.1
193261engHe had no hesitation about killing the bird for food.1
193262engHe had no money.1
193263engHe had some money in an account that he'd set aside for his kids.1
193264engHe had the gratification of seeing his son graduate from collage.1
193265engHe had the kindness to find me a job.1
193266engHe had three pieces of baggage.1
193267engHe had three-day measles the other day.1
193268engHe had to be hospitalized because of an airbag.1
193269engHe had to master a lot of new information and spend some time in different parts of the country.1
193270engHe had to write an account of the baseball game.1
193271engHe half-inches all sorts.1
193272engHe handed in his paper.1
193273engHe has a Japanese car.1
193274engHe has a big family.1
193275engHe has a big heart.1
193276engHe has a big house on the mountain.1
193277engHe has a camera.1
193278engHe has a complex about his weight.1
193279engHe has a degree in forestry.1
193280engHe has a dog.1
193281engHe has a face only a mother could love.1
193282engHe has a fake tan.1
193283engHe has a foreign car.1
193284engHe has a girlfriend but he's flirting with me.1
193285engHe has a good appetite this morning.1
193286engHe has a good collection of modern paintings.1
193287engHe has a hairy chest.1
193288engHe has a head on his shoulders.1
193289engHe has a headache.1
193290engHe has a heart of stone.1
193291engHe has a hungry look.1
193292engHe has a lot of work to do.1
193293engHe has a naturally good memory.1
193294engHe has a perfect body.1
193295engHe has a pleasant voice.1
193296engHe has a telephone to himself.1
193297engHe has a very broad knowledge of the world.1
193298engHe has already eaten.1
193299engHe has ample experience.1
193300engHe has an interesting book.1
193301engHe has an irksome personality.1
193302engHe has been dead for five years.1
193303engHe has been dead for ten years.1
193304engHe has been living in Ankara for six years.1
193305engHe has boozy breath.1
193306engHe has done that on purpose.1
193307engHe has enormous potential.1
193308engHe has enough and to spare of money.1
193309engHe has gained weight.1
193310engHe has his own room.1
193311engHe has his superiors' confidence.1
193312engHe has immediately an emotional outburst when arguing.1
193313engHe has just arrived at New Tokyo International Airport.1
193314engHe has less bread.1
193315engHe has lost faith in the doctor.1
193316engHe has lots of money.1
193317engHe has mutton chops.1
193318engHe has never been abroad.1
193319engHe has no legitimacy.1
193320engHe has not written to them for a long time.1
193321engHe has one too.1
193322engHe has read as many as 50 books in the last two weeks.1
193323engHe has sat in prison.1
193324engHe has something I don't: confidence.1
193325engHe has something that I don't: faith.1
193326engHe has tea every morning.1
193327engHe has the foot in the grass.1
193328engHe has the habit of reading the newspaper during meals.1
193329engHe has three children.1
193330engHe has three daughters.1
193331engHe has three sons, who work in the same office.1
193332engHe has till now been the apple of your eye; but if thine eye offend you, says Scripture, pluck it out. It is better to enter heaven with one eye than hell with two!1
193333engHe has to come.1
193334engHe has to start as soon as possible.1
193335engHe has too many wild ideas.1
193336engHe has twenty children.1
193337engHe has two brothers, one lives in Osaka and the other in Kobe.1
193338engHe has two cars.1
193339engHe has two children who are the same age as me.1
193340engHe has two daughters, who are married.1
193341engHe has very bad handwriting.1
193342engHe has what to be respected for.1
193343engHe has written three books.1
193344engHe hasn't actually been to the United States.1
193345engHe hasn't any children.1
193346engHe hasn't arrived yet.1
193347engHe hasn't made it yet.1
193348engHe hates Nancy.1
193349engHe hates carrots.1
193350engHe hates insects.1
193351engHe hath looked into mine eyes and hath seen fire.1
193352nobHe he, ikke rør noe!1
193353engHe held a pen in his hands.1
193354engHe helped me do my homework.1
193355engHe helped me fix my watch.1
193356engHe helped to ameliorate the living conditions of working men.1
193357finHe hermostuvat.1
193358ndsHe hett dat Kaff von ’n Weten scheedt.1
193359ndsHe hett schon jau seggt.1
193360ndsHe hett sick an Musick verwiedert.1
193361engHe hired a private investigator.1
193362engHe hit a ball with the bat.1
193363engHe hit a fly into right field.1
193364engHe hopes to exhibit his paintings in Japan.1
193365engHe hurt himself when he fell.1
193366spaHe ido al dentista.1
193367engHe immediately got angry.1
193368engHe immediately snapped.1
193369engHe implied that something was wrong with his marriage.1
193370engHe introduced his daughter to me.1
193371engHe introduced the problem of education into the conversation.1
193372engHe is Australian.1
193373engHe is a VIP.1
193374engHe is a boy, she is a girl.1
193375engHe is a capable lawyer.1
193376engHe is a childhood friend.1
193377engHe is a complete monarch.1
193378engHe is a complete stranger to me.1
193379engHe is a critic rather than a novelist.1
193380engHe is a doctor.1
193381engHe is a fast runner.1
193382engHe is a foreigner who does not speak French.1
193383engHe is a formidable opponent.1
193384engHe is a hero.1
193385engHe is a liar.1
193386engHe is a man of great ability.1
193387engHe is a man of many talents.1
193388engHe is a man of tradition.1
193389engHe is a master of ability.1
193390engHe is a mutton-headed old mugwump.1
193391engHe is a painter.1
193392engHe is a person you can go and steal horses with.1
193393engHe is a promising young man.1
193394engHe is a proud one, you see.1
193395engHe is a scholar, and ought to be treated as such.1
193396engHe is a scoundrel.1
193397engHe is a student.1
193398engHe is a teacher of the Italian language.1
193399engHe is a true gentleman.1
193400engHe is a young student.1
193401engHe is about to fall sleep.1
193402engHe is about to leave for London.1
193403engHe is abroad.1
193404engHe is adhesive to the cause.1
193405engHe is afraid of dying poor.1
193406engHe is afraid.1
193407engHe is allergic to the truth.1
193408engHe is always finding fault with me.1
193409engHe is always joking.1
193410engHe is always speaking to her in whisper.1
193411engHe is always yelling at his children.1
193412engHe is an active person.1
193413engHe is an early riser.1
193414engHe is an easy mark at cards.1
193415engHe is an evildoer, are you aware of that?1
193416engHe is an idiot.1
193417engHe is an indispensable member for the staff.1
193418engHe is an influence in politics.1
193419engHe is an inspector.1
193420engHe is as honest as a cat when the meat is out of reach.1
193421engHe is as intelligent as his brother.1
193422engHe is as stubborn as a Missouri Mule.1
193423engHe is at home in France.1
193424engHe is at my side. He is beside me.1
193425engHe is at university.1
193426engHe is being guided.1
193427engHe is being very polite today.1
193428engHe is better suited to a job as a teacher is.1
193429engHe is blind in one eye.1
193430engHe is buttering up to his boss.1
193431engHe is certainly not without courage.1
193432engHe is chavvy.1
193433engHe is cheap.1
193434engHe is clearly insane.1
193435engHe is completely besotted with her.1
193436engHe is convinced that they will vote in favour of Mr Jones.1
193437engHe is crazy.1
193438engHe is curious about everything.1
193439engHe is described as a moralist.1
193440engHe is disturbed1
193441engHe is eating.1
193442engHe is engaged in medical research.1
193443engHe is father to the bride.1
193444engHe is from Egypt.1
193445engHe is from the United States.1
193446engHe is gone.1
193447engHe is having dinner.1
193448engHe is helping this lady enter her car.1
193449engHe is human.1
193450engHe is in a bad mood.1
193451engHe is in fear of the dog.1
193452engHe is in trouble.1
193453engHe is included among my friends.1
193454engHe is involved in working out a crossword puzzle.1
193455engHe is kicking me!1
193456engHe is licensed as a pharmacist.1
193457engHe is like a father to me.1
193458engHe is liked by Ellen.1
193459engHe is little short of a genius.1
193460engHe is looked up to as their leader.1
193461engHe is my classmate.1
193462engHe is my close friend.1
193463engHe is my closest friend; we are like brothers.1
193464engHe is my colleague.1
193465engHe is my father.1
193466engHe is my first cousin once removed.1
193467engHe is my great grandfather.1
193468engHe is no friend of mine.1
193469engHe is not a singer, but an actor.1
193470engHe is not economically independent of his parents.1
193471engHe is not mad, nor ever was.1
193472engHe is not much better, and there is a little hope of recovery.1
193473engHe is not only partial to robbing his victim, but he delights in the shedding of blood, and in the exercise of cruelty.1
193474engHe is not qualified for the job.1
193475engHe is not rich any more than I am.1
193476engHe is not the best mathematician in all Germany, but in the whole world.1
193477engHe is obsequious to the higher ups and arrogant towards his underlings.1
193478engHe is old enough to drive a car.1
193479engHe is old enough to drive.1
193480engHe is older than any other student in his class.1
193481engHe is on friendly terms with her.1
193482engHe is on good terms with Mr Brown.1
193483engHe is on the point of leaving for Canada.1
193484engHe is one of my best friends.1
193485engHe is one of my neighbors.1
193486ndsHe is op de Schell von en Banaan utglippt.1
193487engHe is our English teacher.1
193488engHe is out of his mind.1
193489engHe is planning to launch his business.1
193490engHe is possessed of intelligence.1
193491engHe is proud of being a doctor.1
193492engHe is putting on weight.1
193493engHe is racing home to clear his brower's history.1
193494engHe is reading.1
193495engHe is shit out of luck.1
193496engHe is short but strong.1
193497engHe is sixty, if a day.1
193498engHe is so tired, that isn't able to take even one more step.1
193499engHe is still alive.1
193500engHe is still green in business.1

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