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The spunky girl has a black eye.
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I promise a good time to all who come.
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All who come will have a good time.
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He died from exhaustion.
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The water melted into ice.
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The water melted to ice.
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A hefty sum of money came to him from his grandfather.
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The close brush with the law put the fear of god in him.
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She fell in love.
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She fell into a sulk.
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She fell into a funk.
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To whom did you give the ball?
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To whom did you throw the ball?
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Where did you throw the ball?
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To whom did you send the package?
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Where did you send the package?
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Smith threw the ball to the first baseman.
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Smith threw the first baseman the ball.
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Smith threw the first base the ball.
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Smith envied Jones his good fortune.
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Smith envied his good fortune to Jones.
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No one can forgive you that comment.
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The recession cost my grandfather a raise.
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Mary taught John linguistics.
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Mary taught linguistics to John.
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I threw the ball to Julian, but it fell short of him.
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Max offered the victims help, but they refused his offer.
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Max offered help to the victims, but they refused his offer.
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Sarah promised her old car to Catherine, but then gave it to her son instead.
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I taught them English for an entire year, but they don't seem to have learned.
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I read him the figures, but when I looked up, he was gone.
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I throw you a lifeline and you giggle.
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I kicked him the ball, but the wind blew it astray.
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I threw Mary the ball, but she was looking at the birds flying overhead and didn't even notice.
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I threw the ball to Mary, but she was looking at the birds flying overhead and didn't even notice.
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Lewis shipped Sam a bicycle, but it never arrived.
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Lewis sent Sam a bicycle, but it never arrived.
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The police read the detainees' rights to them, but not a single one was paying attention.
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I wrote a letter to Blair, but I tore it up before I sent it.
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The police read the detainees their rights, but not a single one was paying attention.
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I wrote Blair a letter, but I tore it up before I sent it.
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Ann copied the manuscript, but she didn't finish it.
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Alex read the newspaper for an hour.
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Alex read the newspaper in an hour.
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I lent the book halfway to Tony.
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I lent the book all the way to Tony.
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I lent the book most of the way to Tony.
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I lent Tony the book partway.
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I lent Tony the book halfway.
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I lent Tony the book all the way.
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I lent Tony the book most of the way.
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Robin arrived partway at the station.
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Robin arrived all the way at the station.
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Robin arrived most of the way at the station.
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The old dog died partway.
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The old dog died halfway.
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The old dog died all the way.
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Sandy taught the children the alphabet, but only got as far as the letter `` r ''.
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Maxine read the children Goodnight Moon, but they fell asleep before she got to the end.
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Interviewing Richard Nixon gave Norman Mailer a book.
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Nixon's behavior gave Mailer an idea for a book.
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Nixon's behavior gave an idea for a book to every journalist living in New York City in the 1970s.
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We gave a fresh coat of paint to the house.
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The five `` soundscape '' pieces gave a festive air to Park Square.
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Gordie Gillespie still can give a piece of his mind to the umps.
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I sent the salesman to the devil.
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I sent the devil the salesman.
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Nixon's behavior gave an idea for a book to every journalist living in New York.
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The music lent a festive air to the party.
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It is very difficult to get an idea for a book simply from an interview.
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It is unreadable, guaranteed to give a headache to anyone who looks hard at the small print.
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`` Doing my taxes '' gives a headache to 22 percent of Americans surveyed for Pfizer, which makes tylenol pain relief medicine.
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Lopez says that he has done more than simply give a fresh coat of paint to the site.
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I think it's time you give your lovely illness to someone else!
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Sharon sprayed the plants with water.
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The farmer loaded apples into the cart.
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Monica covered a blanket over the baby.
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Monica covered the baby with a blanket.
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Carla poured lemonade into the pitcher.
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Carla poured the pitcher with lemonade.
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The farmer dumped apples into the cart.
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The window broke.
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The little boy broke the window.
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A rabbit appeared out of the magician's hat.
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The magician appeared a rabbit out of his hat.
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Martha carved a toy out of wood for the baby.
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Martha carved some wood into a toy for the baby.
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Martha carved the baby some wood into a toy.
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Margaret cut the bread.
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Janet broke the vase.
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Terry touched the cat.
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Carla hit the door.
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Crystal vases break easily.
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Cats touch easily.
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Door frames hit easily.
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Margaret cut at the bread.
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Janet broke at the vase.
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Terry touched at the cat.
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Carla hit at the door.
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Margaret cut Bill's arm.
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