WW B6 L1

My parents were people who came to live in this country from Mexico.

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The boat that carries people across the river leaves every hour on the hour.

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The sundial, together with the base on which it stands, costs two hundred dollars.

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There was a burst of applause when the artist removed the covering from her painting.

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The president's public statement that the factory would not be closing was welcome news to the townspeople.

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A heavy dessert would not be of interest to me after that big dinner.

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The generosity of the teacher was one of the things that led to the success of the students.

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The powerful, moving words of Abraham Lincoln's "Gettysburg Address" made a deep impression on me.

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Their unusual way of dressing makes them easy to notice in a crowd.

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I have nothing but fond and tender feelings for you all.

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