loretoparisi/tatoeba-sentences huggingface dataset:
He came home just now. Didn't you know that?
He has just come home.
He is just my age.
He came right at the beginning of the game.
He was just in time for the last train.
He has just arrived at New Tokyo International Airport.
He was just going to the walk across the street.
I found him working in the garden.
He has a fancy for chocolate.
He is fond of chocolate cake.
He is a little above himself.
He easily gets angry at trivial things.
He is something of a magician.
He is something of a musician.
He is something of an artist.
He flatters himself that he is something of a poet.
I think he is something of a poet.
He was something of a poet and used to write romantic poems.
He derived much money from his small business.
He is something of a stamp collector.
He is something of a celebrity.
He paused to have a cigarette.
He hesitated for a moment.
He can speak a little English.
He has a slightly foreign appearance.
He looks kind of pale.
He closed his mouth for a moment.
She just leaned against me.
He stepped out for a moment.
He wrote a story just now.
He is a bit like his father.
He dropped in at a bookstore.
He goes in for whatever he finds interesting at the moment.
He stopped a moment to kick a rock.
He glanced at her and saw she was angry.
He glanced at his watch.
He fell into a slumber inadvertently.
He finally became the president of IBM.
He finally got ahead of the rest of class.
At length, he came to understand the theory.
He finally accomplished the work.
At last, he found a clue to the mystery.
He accomplished it at last.
He found his missing brother at last.
He finally consented to our plan.
He finally decided to get married.
He ruined his health in the end.
He appeared at last.
He thought he met his match at last.
He finally succeeded in getting a job.
He got angry with me at last.
He finally bent to my wishes.
He finally hit upon a solution to his problem.
He would not tell the truth after all.
He finally made a name for himself as a politician.
He finally found his calling.
He performed duty at last.
He finally resigned the presidency of the college.
He was face to face with his enemy at last.
Her wealth finally allured him into matrimony.
He achieved his aim at last.
He came back from abroad only last month.
He supported himself with a stick.
He got tired and turned back.
He gets tired easily.
He is unsociable.
He has a lot of acquaintances.
He always wears dark glasses.
He's nothing.
He was to all intents and purposes deceived.
He is a screwball.
He lived a hard life.
He is an expert at fishing.
He gave a minute description of the dinner party.
He hit the jackpot with his date. She was lovely and intelligent.
He knows Mr. Davidson well.
He erased his speech from the tape.
He withdrew his hand from the table.
He set the box down on the table.
He found the box under the table.
He reached out for the sugar that was on the table.
He put a pack of cigarettes on the table.
He put down the book on the table.
He took his place at the foot of the table.
He turned the table upside down.
He moved the table aside.
He had the table to himself.
He banged his fist on the table.
He reached across the table and shook my hand.
He was employed writing letter.
He was from Texas or thereabout.
He ran toward me as fast as he could.
He ran away as soon as possible.
He earned as much money as possible.
He was dismissed, simply because he failed to work as hard as possible.
He is trying to study as hard as he can.
He took as much care as possible.
He suggested that a meeting be held as soon as possible.
He engaged to pay the bill as soon as possible.
He ran as fast as he could.
He tried to absorb as much of the local culture as possible.
He wants to live as long as he can.
He did all there was in his power.
He is no better than a fool.
He tried to be less obtrusive.
He could swim fast enough to pass the test.
He hadn't prepared for the test; still he passed it.
He studied until two in the morning before the test.
He seduced her with false promises.
He fired a shot at random.
He won a narrow victory in the race.
He's a quiet man, a little bald on top.
He is good at tennis.
He has made a big improvement in tennis.
He is rather poor at tennis.
He is far from a good tennis player.
He is a good tennis player.
He excels us at tennis.
He does not like tennis.
He enjoys playing tennis.
He plays very well.
He was very good at playing tennis.
He is good at playing tennis.
He is a good match for me in tennis.
He is on the varsity in tennis and in debating.
He is mad about tennis.
He is absorbed in playing tennis, but his brother goes in more for football and baseball.
He went mad on tennis.
He wants to be a tennis player.
He is a tennis champion.
He is a tennis player.
He can play both tennis and baseball.
He played tennis.
He went fishing instead of playing tennis.
He can play tennis.
He is fond of playing tennis.
He doesn't like tennis much, but he really gets carried away with football.
He went shopping at a department store.
He invented a false rumor.
He is amusing himself by playing video games.
He explained the political background of the war on TV.
He gave an address to the nation on TV.
He is fond of watching baseball games on TV.
He turned on the TV, and promptly fell asleep sitting before the set.
He works as a newscaster in television.
He turned up the volume on the television.
He has acted on TV many times.
The intention that he is watching a television is nonexistent.
He sits in this chair when he watches television.
He likes to watch TV.
He is tired of watching television.
He turned off the TV and began to study.
He has a car that has four doors.
He checked that all the doors were safely shut.
He looked in at the door.
He found the door closed.
He left the door unlocked.
He listened with his ear to the door.
He turned the key.
He rang the doorbell.
He made for the door.
He hid it behind the door.
He was standing behind the door.
He turned the doorknob with his left hand.
He is in front of the door.
He scraped mud from the door.
He walked toward the door.
He opened the door.
He opened the door, only to find the room empty.
He thrust the door open and marched in.
He knocked at the door.
He knocked on the door but nobody answered.
He knocked on the door, then came in.
He tried knocking at the door.
He tried to knock at the door.
He scolded her for having left the door open.
He has a habit of keeping the door open.
He broke the door open.
He shut the door and went upstairs.
He painted the door green all over.
He stood under the door frame.
He speaks English with a German accent.
He found it difficult to make himself understood in German.
He knows no English, not to mention German.
He cannot speak either German or French.
He does not know English, not to mention German or French.
He prefers French to German.
He is a German by origin.
He was caught smoking in the rest room.
He is unpopular for some reason.
He didn't tell me what the matter was.
What is the matter with him?
He looked uncertain what to do.
He did not know what to do, and held his head in his hands.
He will not say yes.
He would not go to school for all the world.
He would not take the money.
He can't seem to understand that poem.
He would not agree to our proposal.
Words failed him.
He would not go with me for anything.
He would let me help him.
He couldn't remember my address.
He will not listen to me.
He could not bring himself to believe her story.
He would not admit his fault.
He won't admit his fault.
He won't listen. I might as well talk to a brick wall.
He was at a loss to know what to do.
He wondered why they looked excited and tried to get their attention.
He went away from his father.
He didn't come after all.
At last he found the evidence he was looking for.
He came to understand it at last.
He finally got his wish.
He did come at last.
He didn't come back in the end.
What has happened to him?
How does he think it went?
I wonder what has become of him.
He was able to cook himself dinner, after a fashion.
He managed to pass the examination.
He managed to make both ends meet.
He managed to escape.
He managed to get off the difficulty.
He doesn't seem to get on in the world.
I am afraid he will fail.
He is not coming, apparently.
How did he come?
How does he go to school?
He gave an account of how he had escaped.
How will he make good the loss?
How did he earn his daily bread?
He had enough to do to catch up on his work.
I have a feeling he is right.
To all appearances, he is a man of learning.
He was to all appearances a strong man.
He was hard put to find out an explanation.
He was puzzled about what to answer.
He cried in an angry voice.
He looked back reproachfully.
He dropped in on us from time to time.
He sometimes wished to go to extremes.
He sometimes comes to see me.
He sometimes drops in on me.
He sometimes goes to work by car.
He sometimes sleeps in.
He reads detective stories on occasion.
He sometimes eats lunch there, too.
He lives somewhere about here.
He lives some where about the park.
He lives somewhere around the park.
He must be somewhere about.
One must be an executive in some company.
He went to some place or other.
He looks every inch a gentleman.
He appeared from nowhere.
He is every bit a scholar.
He was every inch a king.
He is every bit a gentleman.
I'm afraid something is wrong with him.
Where did he find the money?
He begins to sketch no matter where he is.
Where was he born?
He told me where to shop.
He radiates happiness around wherever he goes.
Where does he live?
Where do you think he lives?
Where is he standing?
Where does he come from?
His reputation goes with him wherever he goes.
Where was he going?
He told me where to go.
Where did he go?
I wonder where he has gone.
He did not know where to go.
He was welcome wherever he went.
Go where he will, he will be welcomed.
He gets lost wherever he goes.
He disappeared, taking advantage of the confusion.
I'd like to know which he likes.
He is rather an active person.
He is, if anything, tall.
He can write with either hand.
He couldn't make up his mind which course to follow.
He was at a loss which way to take.
He's sitting on the fence.
Which direction did he go?
He was a disagreeable old man.
He is fine and gentle.
He was so angry as to be unable to speak.
He looked really wonderful in his top hat and tails.
Even if he's very nice, I don't really trust him.
He looked very happy.
He has an interesting book.
They say that he is very rich.
He is very bright, and his brother is as bright.
He had a very heavy study program.
He is very stingy with his money.
He was such a nice boy that he was loved by everybody.
He's a very fine musician.
I don't like him because he is sly as a fox.
He is eager to go there.
He fell lamentably short of his duty.
He made his suggestion very tactfully.
Such was his pride that he could not bring himself to ignore the insult.
He is a very earnest person.
He is a very good batter.
He asked a very good question.
He is such a nice person that everybody likes him.
He has gained so much that he can soon go home from the hospital.
He thinks that only very well trained actors can be really successful.
He's a very romantic boyfriend who brings me flowers each night.
He is such a bad person that everybody dislikes him.
He is too much of a coward to attempt it.
Though he is very learned, he lacks common sense.
He was very fun.
He seems very pleasant.
He talks very cheerfully.
He is strong as a horse.
He is very a dangerous man.
He behaves in a very strange fashion.
He is as cross as a bear today.
He is such a difficult boy.
He became so excited that what he said made no sense at all.
He was so interested that he gave it his attention.
He was so frightened that he could not speak for a moment.
He has a very surprising fancy.
He's very ill.
He is anxious to see you.
He is too smart not to know it.
He is so nice that everyone likes him.
He was very thirsty and asked for some water.
They looked very happy.
He was very happy.
He seemed to have been very happy.
He feels very happy.
He seems quite happy.
He is so aggressive that others avoid him.
He has a very expensive watch.
He is a very modest man.
He is a man of great ability.
He is a very thoughtful person.
He is anything but a poet.
He's much younger than Tom.
He's very young. He's much younger than Tom.
He started going bald quite young.
He is a man of great importance.
He is too sensitive.
He can play tennis very well.
He was kindness itself.
He is always kind enough to help me any time.
He is very friendly, so I enjoy working with him.
He was so kind as to show her the way.
He went through a very hard time.
He looks very friendly, but I suspect him all the same.
He would be the last person to betray others.
Though he is so worldly-wise, he is still very young.
He is very honest.
He is so honest that I can count on him.
He is a very sincere person.
He is very honest in business.
He's so rude. I can't put up with his bad manners.
He drives very fast.
He walked away too quickly for me to catch up with him.
He is able to swim very fast.
He can swim very fast.
He ran so fast that we couldn't catch up with him.
He walked so fast this I couldn't keep up with him.
He was so fat that he couldn't get through the hole.
He is very fat, that is, he weighs 300 pounds.
He is a very lazy boy.
He wore a very loud necktie.
He gave us such a long assignment that we protested.
He spoke very loudly.
He was all attention.
For all his efforts, he didn't succeed.
He is very angry.
He is very clever and is not proud either.
He is very bright, and what is more, he studies hard.
He is too shy to talk to girls.
He can be reliable in that he is very patient.
He did it with great zeal.
He studies biology very hard.
He studies very hard.
Although he is very old, he is strong.
He is very tall.
He is such a tall man that he can reach the ceiling.
He was very tall, so I recognized him at once.
He was very tired.
As he was so tired, he fell fast asleep.
He was very tired, so he went to bed early.
He was too tired to walk any farther.
He was so tired that he couldn't walk.
He looks very tired.
He was so poor that he could not buy the bread.
He is so impolite that everyone hates him.
He was careless enough to get on the wrong train.
He is very afraid of his mother.
He seems very busy. I can't come into contact with him.
He is so mild in disposition that I have never heard him speak in a loud voice.
He is very rich, but he is none the happier for his wealth.
He's a very selfish person.
He was such a bright boy others admired him.
He decided to stay and carry on his father's business.
He is Tony.
He eats, breathes and sleeps computers.
How fast does he run?
How long has he lived in London?
How long has he been absent?
How did he work out the big problem?
How did he work out the plan?
He works as hard as any student.
He can run as fast as any other boy.
He works as hard as any other student.
What degree of interest did he show?
He was doubtful about which way to take.
He jumped out of bed.
He is by far the most sensible.
He saw Tom leave before the job was finished.
He's shorter than Tom.
He tended to be lenient toward the children.
He has a Toyota.
He's dry and unemotional.
He was knocked down by a truck.
He pulled aside to let a truck pass.
He shot a tiger through the head.
He's good at cards.
He is an easy mark at cards.
He doesn't have the time to play cards.
He can cut the cards well.
He hates falsehood more than anything else.
He likes swimming above all.
He particularly liked history.
No matter how hard he may work, he will not be able to pass the exams.
He is a quick-witted man.
He ran on and on.
He has risen to the present position by leaps and bounds.
He walked rapidly.
He walked on and on, his dog following.
He walked on and on.
He is quite frank with me about everything.
He likes all kinds of sports.
Regardless of how much he drank, he seems as sober as ever.
However hard he may try, he won't succeed.
No matter how hard he tried, my opinion didn't change.
How he has suffered!
No matter how angry he was, he would never resort to violence.
However tired he is, he writes in his diary before going to bed.
He writes home to his parents at least once a month, no matter how busy he is.
He is the first to come and the last to leave at any party.
He's capable of wickedness of any kind.
He absents himself from any party she is likely to attend.
How did he behave?
What kind of job is he fit for?
What line is he in?
He was impatient of any delays.
He doesn't heed any advice.
He'll clutch at any straw.
He turned a somersault.
He cut a twig from the tree with his knife.
He hurt his left hand with a knife.
He cut the meat with a knife.
He was sharpening a knife.
He is quite a nice fellow and liked by everyone.
He reads a good deal.
He is the last man to submit to authority.
He is a man of spirit.
He has great confidence in himself.
He is rather hard to get along with.
He is the person who is difficult to come to terms with.
He is a pretty great guy.
He searched the room for the lost key.
He lent me what little money he had.
He gave her what little money he had.
He looks blue for some reason.
I know why he did it.
Why did he ask for so much money?
I wonder why he did not come to the party.
I wonder why he was absent.
Why did he go out in a hurry?
He gave no explanation why he had been absent.
Why can't he play tennis today?
He wondered to himself why his wife had left him.
He had no idea why his wife left him.
Why did he fail in business?
He could not account for his foolish mistake.
He began to play an old song.
He whispered something in her ear.
He did nothing but fold his arms.
He did nothing wrong; all the same he was severely punished.
He tends to be idle.
He caught sight of Nancy getting into a taxi.
He contrived a means of speaking to Nancy privately.
He asked Nancy if she was free the next day.
He hates Nancy.
What a lot of books he has!
What a nonsense he talks.
He makes mountains out of molehills.
I am afraid he is going to spill the beans.
He wants to have everything his own way.
He will have his own way in everything.
He knows whatever.
He cried out what a nice day it was.
What a fast swimmer he is.
How fluently he speaks English!
What a disagreeable fellow he is!
He was at a loss for a word.
How kind of him to help us move on such a rainy day!
What a kind boy he is!
How fast he runs!
How big he is!
What a big eater he is!
What a clever boy he is!
How tall he is!
What a tall boy he is!
How unlucky he is.
What a genius he is!
How well he played!
He could manage a week's holiday.
He was somehow able to swim across the river.
How soundly he is sleeping!
He is eager for success.
How well he can skate.
I don't know why, but he seems to have it in for me.
What a bad boy he is!
What an impressive person he is!
He did not know what to say.
How fast he can run!
How old he is!
What a mean fellow he is!
He stared at her with hatred.
He patted me on the back with a smile.
He would smile his approval.
He patted me on the shoulder with a smile.
He made a lot of money in New York and went back to the small town where he was born.
He will be in New York for two weeks.
He stayed in New York for three weeks.
Having been living in New York for three years, he knows many good restaurants there.
He has a business in New York.
He moved to New York, where he looked for a job.
He went to New York by airplane.
He knows New York inside out.
He hopped on a freight train bound for New York.
Not liking carrots, he didn't eat it.
He was accused of theft.
They named their cats Tom and Jerry.
He has a cat and two dogs.
He is as timid as a mouse.
He wrote down her name in the notebook.
He took a notebook out.
He has an ambition to get a Nobel Prize.
He died by the roadside.
He won the fight by a knockout.
He stuck his neck out for that idea, and now he's getting all the blame.
He muttered a curse.
He enjoyed a life of leisure.
He added that he had a wonderful time at the party.
He has to make a speech at the party.
He was very kind to me at the party.
He acted out a pantomime at the party.
He introduced me to her at the party.
He decided not to go to the party.
He cooked up a good excuse for not going to the party.
He didn't show up at the party.
He wasn't able to attend the party.
He appeared at the party late.
He will be coming to the party.
He's a party animal.
He was very tired by hard work.
He studied law at Harvard.
He's a professor of biology at Harvard.
He is studying law at Harvard.
He is a student at Harvard.
He ran up the stairs panting.
He is a good violinist.
He is a good violinist, isn't he?
He is scraping on the violin.
He came up with a party of hikers.
He's got not only a motorbike but also a car.
He is anxious for a motorbike.
He spoke with a pipe in his mouth.
He made up his mind to be a pilot.
He gave up his dream of becoming a pilot.
He asked for pie, and I ordered the same.
He flapped the flies away.
He was laughed at for a stupid act.
He acted foolishly.
He is foolish.
I look upon him as a fool.
He did something stupid and was sneered at.
He is being foolish.
He acted the fool.
He is polite to a fault.
He accumulated a large fortune.
He filled the bucket with water.
He put his foot on the ladder.
He ascended the ladder halfway.
He didn't believe it at first.
He mentioned her name for the first time.
He wore a robe over his pajamas.
He is in pajamas.
The guests caught him in his pajamas.
He was reading a newspaper in his pajamas.
He got off the bus.
He comes to school by bus or train.
He is good at basketball.
He likes tennis rather than basketball.
He will come to the station by bus.
He commutes to his office by bus.
Does he go to work by bus?
He visited Nara by bus.
Did he come by bus or by train?
He ran fast so as to catch the bus.
He hurried so as to catch the bus.
He may have missed the bus.
He organized a boycott of the bus service.
He is a bus driver.
He took out his passport.
He was involved in the puzzle.
He broke into the bus queue.
He made a dash for the bus.
Does he go to school by bus?
He's waiting at the bus stop.
He became enthusiastic about personal computers.
He likes bread and butter.
He closed the door suddenly.
He laid his bag on the table.
He is at home on batting.
He hit a ball with the bat.
He got a good grip on the bat before swinging.
He backed abruptly away.
He was educated at a public school.
He likes ham and eggs.
He was cast as Hamlet.
He played the part of Hamlet.
He painted a picture of roses.
He waited for his son with anxiety.
He is cultivating roses.
He lost his balance and fell off his bicycle.
He failed to wake Harry up.
He succeeded in waking Harry up.
He is proud of having been educated in Paris.
He is thinking of starting another firm in Paris.
He went to Paris, where he lived for five years.
He arrived at Paris and immediately started for London.
He went to Paris, where he met me for the first time.
He contemplated taking a trip to Paris.
He is due to start for Paris.
He set off to Paris.
He made a journey to Paris.
He booked a ticket for Paris.
He hopes he will visit Paris.
He went to London via Paris.
He finally made up his mind to marry the girl he had met in Paris.
He was far before his time.
He came all the way from Chicago.
He came to see me all the way from Pakistan.
He came here all the way from London.
He came all the way from abroad.
His money melted away in Hawaii.
It cost him 50 dollars to rent a car in Hawaii.
He looks as happy as if he had won a trip to Hawaii.
He wiped his hands on a handkerchief.
He blew his nose in a handkerchief.
He took out his handkerchief.
He is handsome. In addition, he is good at sport.
He is handsome, and what is more very rich.
He's handsome and nice, but he has no class.
He is a gentleman, handsome, clever, and rich.
He is handsome and clever.
He is a handsome young man.
He is good at handball.
He turned the steering wheel the other way about.
He had barely enough money to buy bread and milk.
He spread butter on the bread.
He drove in a nail with his hammer.
He broke up the concrete block with a hammer.
He is famous as a pianist.
He became a pianist.
He practices the piano every day to become a pianist.
He can play the piano, the flute, the guitar, and so on.
He can play all the songs of the Beatles on the piano.
He knows how to play the piano.
He earns his living by playing the piano.
Does he play the piano?
Can he play the piano?
He was playing the piano.
He went out with the heater on.
He was drunk on beer.
He can't go without beer even for a day.
He drank that large beer mug dry.
He asked for a glass of beer.
He called for another glass of beer.
He asked for a beer.
He drank three bottles of beer.
He called for beer.
He lived to see great-grandchildren.
He is frugal, to say the least of it.
He obtained a picture which Picasso had painted in his later years.
He has a Picasso.
He has two Picassos.
He was run over and killed on the spot.
He awoke with a start.
He is not going on the picnic, and I am not either.
He is afraid of his own shadow.
His knee gave way.
He got down on his knees and prayed for the souls of the deceased.
He knocked his knee against the chair.
He elbowed me in the ribs.
He leaned on his elbows.
He has a background in business.
He is not a businessman but a diplomat.
He made a very valuable discovery.
He lived on crackers and water for three days.
He was careless in handling his pistol.
He reached for the pistol.
He has designs on your property.
He spoke under his breath.
He works hard because he is anxious to succeed.
He stood rooted to the spot in amazement.
It scared the daylights out of him.
He leapt back in alarm.
He stared at her in astonishment.
He was so startled that he ran outside barefoot.
He can do the most amazing acrobatics.
He has a video.
He is suffering from a bad cold.
He speaks English with a strong German accent.
He burned himself badly.
He went out in spite of the heavy rain.
He is sadly mistaken.
He was treated with great cruelty.
He is gross, man!
He was suffering from a bad headache.
He is suffering from a bad cold in the nose.
Harry fell seriously ill.
He has recovered from his bad cold.
He has been suffering from a bad cold. She is very anxious about his health.
Though he had a bad cold, he had to work.
He had a bad time.
He was badly wounded.
It seems that he was badly scolded.
He wants the camera badly.
He strode along the road in a great hurry.
He swallowed a piece of toast because he was starving.
He is much disliked.
He is in great trouble.
He was too upset to distinguish vice from virtue.
He was too drunk to drive home.
He got very drunk.
His blood is boiling.
He looked quite tired.
He was very poor.
He is very depressed.
He isn't as energetic as he once was.
For one thing he is lazy, for another he drinks.
He figured out a principle.
He is brave enough to go there by himself.
He lived there by himself.
He woke up of himself.
He has gone abroad by himself.
He dare not go alone.
He likes taking a walk by himself.
The moment he was alone, he opened the letter.
The moment that he was alone he opened the letter.
He has his hair cut once a month.
He comes here once a month.
He had a hungry look.
He appeared hungry.
He bound the package with a string.
He took great pains in taming a puma.
When he entered the building, he was frightened by a sudden cry.
He took Bill swimming.
He drank orange juice out of a bottle.
He filled the bottle with water.
He is proud of never having been beaten in ping-pong.
He turned the bottle upside down and shook it, but still the honey wouldn't come out.
He is absorbed in the study of the Fuzzy Theory.
He interfered with the fans.
He interrupted us abruptly.
He scraped the mud off his boots.
He was away from the swimming pool.
He's very fair-minded.
He was poisoned by the globefish he ate.
He looks old for his age.
He looks old, but he is still in his twenties.
He said so with humor.
He is captain of the football team.
He is mad about football.
He has been reading a book for four hours on end.
He makes wine from grapes.
He is on good terms with Mr Brown.
He announced his engagement to Miss Brown.
He is fond of wandering about.
He remembers Mr Black's car.
He was walking up and down the station platform.
He has been to France.
He has not been to France.
He went to Paris, which is the capital of France.
He decided to go to France.
He has visited France three times.
He is acquainted with the modern history of France.
He is proficient in both Spanish and Italian.
He has a good reading knowledge of French.
He understands French.
He has a good command of French.
He is fluent in French.
He can speak French, and even more English.
He speaks Spanish as well as he speaks French.
He managed to read a book written in French.
He tried to master French.
He is at home in French.
He doesn't know French at all.
He doesn't speak English, and don't even mention French.
He answered that he knew no French.
He knows neither French nor German.
He can also speak French.
He could not speak French well.
He has a good knowledge of French.
He is capable of teaching French.
He has been intent on learning French.
He went to Paris to study French.
He is second to none in his command of French.
He was taught French and given a dictionary.
He can speak French well.
He knows French, much more English.
He can't read French, much less write it.
He translated French into Japanese.
He tried to learn French.
He will study French.
He doesn't speak French, neither do I.
He speaks French.
He both speaks and writes French.
He speaks French and that very well.
He cannot speak French without making a few mistakes.
He could speak French.
Can he speak French?
He can speak French, and obviously English.
He can speak French, and it goes without saying he can speak English too.
He was a Frenchman, as I discovered from his accent.
He is well acquainted with French literature.
He is able to play the flute.
He pressed the brake pedal.
He went abroad to raise fund for the project.
He ran water into the bathtub.
He stood against the wall.
I think he will become a Beethoven.
He made a fortune by writing a best selling novel.
He rolled off the bed.
He lay on his back on the bed.
He was lying in bed a long time.
He's gentle with our pets.
He lay asleep in the bed.
He lay down on the bed.
He sat on the bed.
As soon as he went to bed, he fell fast asleep, for he was very tired.
He dragged himself to bed.
He doesn't have any pets.
He made do with a bed of grass.
He is a poet of a sort.
He is an expert driver.
He died fighting in the Vietnam War.
He was tired out.
He's not at all afraid of snakes.
He is afraid of snakes.
He was guilty of a blunder.
He is made of money.
He was transported to the hospital by helicopter.
He arrived after the bell rang.
He substituted a light for the bell.
He is a heroin addict.
He didn't doubt that Ben had something to do with the crime.
He sat smoking on the bench.
He is lying on the bench.
He is not sitting on a bench.
Isn't that him sitting on a bench?
He was sitting on a bench.
He sat on the bench and crossed his legs.
He acquired some knowledge about Ben.
He didn't believe Ben's words.
He laid down his pen and leaned back in his chair.
He took up his pen and began to write.
He got out his pen.
He took out his pen to sign his check.
He laid down his pen and looked at me.
He drove a point home to his pupils.
He is very good at poker.
He was watering his garden with a hose.
He rested his chin on his hands.
He was listening with his chin resting on his hand.
They got into the boat.
He explained the process of building a boat.
He hit three home runs, scoring eight runs.
He hammered out a home run.
He realized Paul had stood him up.
He held a ball-point by the wrong end.
He kicked the ball into the goal.
He put up his hand to catch the ball.
He called the ball foul.
He kicked the ball out of the ground.
He got the ball.
He jumped to get a ball.
He kicked the ball.
He threw the ball.
He threw the ball against the wall.
He had heard some other stories.
He decided to seek information elsewhere.
He did the work better than anyone else.
He is tolerant in religious belief of others.
He was standing there with a vacant look.
He put an interesting idea before us.
He has much more money than I have.
He took something out of his pocket.
He emptied his pockets of their contents.
He thrust the money into his pocket.
He put his hands in his pockets.
He was standing by the gate with his hand in his pocket.
He stood against the wall with his hands in his pockets.
He felt in his pocket for his lighter.
He felt in his pocket for his keys.
He was standing with his hands in his pockets.
He has fallen into the habit of putting his hands into his pockets.
He felt in his pocket for his wallet.
He is allergic to dust.
He dropped a letter into the mailbox.
He has come from Boston.
He came here by way of Boston.
He bought a round-trip ticket to Boston.
He is loyal to his boss.
He is cross with his boss.
He stuck a flower in his buttonhole.
He pressed the button and waited.
He stood aloof.
Bodybuilding is his hobby so he has a very firm tight body with lots of muscle definition.
He stayed at a hotel for a couple of days.
He had difficulty in finding his way to the hotel.
He called a hotel for accommodations.
He's staying at a hotel.
He drove down to the hotel.
He earns his living as a hotel boy.
He is the manager of a hotel.
He had to share the hotel room with a stranger.
He runs a lot of hotels.
He is almost always at home.
He has all but finished the work.
He could make himself agreeable to almost anyone.
He, like most Incas, believed this story.
He is little, if at all inferior to you.
He is little, if at all, inferior to you.
He seldom, if ever, goes to the cinema.
He is little better than a beggar.
He is all but dead.
He had few teeth.
He has little confidence in himself.
He came home at almost midnight.
He had little social life.
He is little short of a genius.
He hardly works.
He has few or no books.
He comes here almost every day.
He comes to see me nearly every day.
He seldom, if ever, goes to see the movies.
He seldom, if ever, comes.
He came back by way of Honolulu.
He is wiser and more careful than Bob.
He is almost six feet tall.
He is about my age.
He translated Homer from the Greek into English.
He had an absent look on his face.
He devoted himself to the volunteer activity.
He talks big but he's never done half the things that he said he has.
He bought a Honda.
He is a mere child.
He is nothing but a child.
He finished the opening.
He wore a blank look.
He was idly turning over the pages of a magazine.
He lived idly and found himself already forty years old.
He seldom, if ever, goes to church.
He has, say, fifty thousand yen.
What an eloquent speaker he is!!
He is a kind of gentleman.
He repairs his own car.
He plays the role of Macbeth with great skill.
He is indeed a clever boy.
He was none other than the king.
He was really a child of his times.
He is the Edison of Japan.
He made a speech highly appropriate to the occasion.
He is about to leave for London.
He is certainly a model English gentleman.
He was about to start.
He was about to call her up, when her letter came.
He was just on the verge of going to sleep.
He is an earnest young man.
He led a sober life.
He began to study in earnest.
The first thing Andrew did was to find his brother Simon and tell him.
They came at an inconvenient time.
He started his day with a good breakfast.
He became more and more famous.
He spoke on more and more eloquently.
He seldom, if ever, goes to the barber's.
He seldom, if ever, laughs.
He began his lecture with a humorous anecdote.
He began with a joke.
He started off with a good breakfast.
He's only twelve, but he plays chess with the best of them.
He is still on the right side of forty.
He is still angry with you for your conduct.
He has yet to get in touch with his mother.
Is he still here?
He is still here.
He'll be here again.
He came here again.
He is still on the payroll of the company.
He's just crying wolf again.
He could still be alive somewhere.
He is still somewhere about.
He is as great a thinker as ever lived.
He is said to still be in Paris.
He is still very much alive.
He is still in bed.
He still holds the heavyweight title.
He is still sitting on the bench.
He is just a kid.
He slipped into the bad habit again.
He has not yet recovered consciousness.
He is not old enough to live alone.
He still keeps up his interest in music.
He has not come home yet, has he?
He hasn't returned yet.
He isn't back yet. He may have had an accident.
He is still full of energy.
He is not down yet.
He lost his umbrella again.
He isn't back from the mountain.
I have not yet done with the work.
He hasn't appeared yet.
He is yet to know the truth.
He lectured us about his pet theories again.
He still sticks to his opinion.
He has not realized his mistakes yet.
He is ashamed that he has failed again.
Did he fail again?
He is still young.
He hasn't written the letter yet.
He made every effort to avoid yielding to the temptation to start drinking again.
He went to sea when he was only 14.
He still has three servants.
The boss just chewed him out again.
He is still sound in mind and body.
He hasn't come of age yet.
He is still alive.
It is said that he is still alive.
The news that he was still alive reached us.
He hasn't arrived yet.
He is still not accustomed to city life.
He is still angry.
He was also kind to animals.
He had the sensation that he was still on the waves.
He hasn't answered my letter yet.
He is hardly more than a lad.
He came back again.
He is too young to benefit from firm discipline.
He still wants to come.
He hasn't come yet. He must have missed the bus.
He has not come yet. He may have missed the train.
He has made a promise to come again.
He is still standing.
He is still dependent on his parents.
He's still sponging off his parents.
He took poison by mistake.
He fell head-long into the river.
He stood in an upright position.
He does not watch TV at all.
He's quite crazy about golfing.
He was an utter stranger.
He is quite a gentleman.
He is a gentleman in every way.
He is dead to all sense of shame.
He is heart and soul a Democrat.
He has no sense of humor.
He lives in the woods all by himself.
He is quite in the wrong.
He is quite young in spirit.
He is quite a clever man.
He wasn't exactly a stranger.
He doesn't altogether trust me.
He has quite a novel idea.
He is every inch a gentleman.
He is entirely ignorant of the world.
He is not honest at all.
He has absolutely no respect for other people's feelings.
He is not altogether a fool.
He looks just like his mother.
He was not at all satisfied.
He is totally dependent on his parents.
He struck a match.
He struck a match, but quickly put it out.
He was disappointed at not being invited.
He was so stupid as to tell a lie that might easily be found out.
He objected to the opinion of his manager.
He will soon get used to the climate here.
Will he be here soon?
He soon recovered from the illness.
It won't be long before he can play baseball again.
He will return from Europe soon.
It won't be long before he comes to himself.
He soon got accustomed to dormitory life and made two or three friends.
He will be back before long.
He will return to the game soon.
He prepared for his imminent departure.
He was soon acclimated to his new job.
He leaves the parental roof soon.
He is likely to arrive soon.
It was not long before he arrived.
It will not be long before he recovers from his illness.
I'm sure he'll be along soon.
He soon walked away.
He showed his disapproval by raising an eyebrow.
He timed her in the marathon race.
He cried as if he were a boy of six.
He speaks as if he were an American.
He speaks English as if he were an American.
He talks as if he knew everything under the sun.
He speaks as if he knew everything.
He talks as if he knew the secret.
He speaks as if he had read the book before.
He went on talking as though nothing had happened.
He speaks English as well as though he were an Englishman.
He acts as if he were a king.
He looked as if he had lost his way.
He speaks as though he knew everything.
He looked as if nothing had happened.
He looked as if he had not eaten for days.
He behaved as if he were crazy.
Because he was just like a child, he yielded to temptation.
He told me about the accident as if he had seen it with his own eyes.
He reddened like a schoolboy.
He talks as if he were a teacher.
He speaks as if he were an expert.
He went to the seaside only to be drowned.
He speaks as if he knew the criminal.
He lives as if he were a millionaire.
He looks as if he had been ill.
He looks as if he were ill.
It seems like he had never met his father before.
He felt as if he were in a dream.
He looked as if he had seen a ghost.
He talks as if he were an old man.
He will often go out for the whole day.
He is kind to those around him.
He was easily deceived and gave her some money.
He was fairly caught in the trap.
He stuck a meatball with his fork.
He is a tin god.
He didn't know the fact that everyone knew.
He is proud of being a musician.
He drank a whole bottle of milk.
He often quotes Milton.
They were all surprised to see me there.
He is liked by everybody.
He wanted to be respected by everybody.
He spoke slowly enough for everyone to understand.
He came after everybody had come.
He has been loved by all.
He is left out of everything.
He is well spoken of by everybody.
He was laughed at by everybody.
He ran the fastest of all.
He makes everybody feel at ease.
He knows the art of making people feel at home.
He gave me everything but took nothing in return.
He has not failed for nothing.
He courted disaster by reckless driving.
He wished Mary had told him the story.
He finally realized that Mary had made a fool of him.
He was sitting between Mary and Tom.
He has a date with Mary this afternoon.
Did he go to see Mary?
He sent a card to Mary.
He's head over heels in love with Mary.
He explained to Mary why he was late for her birthday party.
He is Mary's brother, I should think.
He put the ring on Mary's finger.
They made fun of Mary.
He has a maid to wait on him.
He wore glasses.
Even with his glasses, he doesn't see very well.
He has a lot of difficulty seeing without his glasses.
He pronounces English words in Spanish fashion because he is a Mexican.
I met her during my stay in Mexico.
He was appointed Japanese minister to Mexico.
He is making great progress in English.
He rarely gives in, confronted with difficulties.
Seldom did he visit there.
He scarcely ever watches TV.
He has seldom had a meal with his family.
He seldom comes to see me.
He rarely gives up.
He hardly ever works.
He seldom writes to his father.
Seldom does he get angry.
He seldom writes to his parents.
He pasted the notice on the door.
He's two years older than Mary is.
He began to whistle a tune.
He avoids all troublesome tasks.
He has been on sick leave for a month now.
He will come back in another two weeks.
He ought to have come by now.
Has he come yet?
He was completely fagged out.
He no longer works here.
He is no longer living here.
He no longer lives here.
He ought to have arrived here.
He is already here.
He is hard on fifty.
It will not be long before he leaves the hospital.
He will soon come back.
He was almost asleep.
He got quite well.
He does not live there any more.
He is expected to come home soon.
It is about time he got settled down.
It is all over with him.
He was nearly killed after being run over by a car.
He's already left.
He is now almost as tall as his father is.
He is no longer the shy boy he was.
You had better read your teacher's comments on your compositions one more time.
He will be ruined for life.
They made him do the work again.
I wonder if he dares try again.
He is eager to meet her again.
He signed on for another year.
He lit another cigarette, but immediately put it out.
He couldn't overcome the desire for another cigarette.
He is over the hill, you know.
He made a gesture of impatience.
It is time he went to school.
Is he back already?
Has he returned yet?
He has already gone home.
He is beyond hope.
He has already done my homework.
Has he gone already?
Now that he has quit his job, I can't depend on him.
He is no longer a member of our club.
Has he written the letter yet?
He is old enough to understand it.
He has already finished his homework.
Has he finished his homework yet?
He has left already.
He may have already departed.
He is no longer in business.
He came near to being run over.
He came near being run over by a car.
He was within an ace of success.
He ranked close to the top.
He is no longer a boy.
He has already gone to bed.
As he is already of age, he can vote.
He is not the shy boy he used to be.
He knew full well that he didn't have long to live.
He can no longer wait.
Has he arrived yet?
Has he arrived already?
He should have arrived by now.
He has already had lunch.
He hasn't made a record or had a concert for many years.
He promised not to tell another lie.
He has been going with her for almost two years now.
He is now almost as tall as his father.
They say that he will never return.
Now that he is old, it is your duty to look after him.
He said that if he were there, he would help her.
He will, no doubt, tell the boss on me.
He is unquestionably the oldest man in the village.
He's learning French so he can get a better salary.
He resolved to do better work in the future.
He worked hard so as to save more money.
He held out his hand for more.
He compelled us to come earlier.
He is after a better job.
He is entitled to better treatment.
He consoled himself with the thought that it might have been worse.
He is in danger of losing his position unless he works harder.
He'll never achieve anything unless he works harder.
He demanded better pay.
He must be happier now after having remarried.
He is in desperate search of further evidence.
He held over his decision until he got more information.
He grew a beard to look more mature.
He should have been more careful.
He says that he will study English harder.
He likes green in a lighter shade.
He is old enough to know better.
He was persuaded to be more sensible.
He began experimenting in making better roads.
He lost his all.
He returned to the country whence he came.
He came all the way from Kyushu to see the Mona Lisa.
He neither spoke nor wept, but went out in silence.
He is impervious to reason.
He has a good memory.
He was absorbed in thought.
He has become a memory.
He could no longer restrain himself.
He has been ill, but is not ill now.
He was no longer dependent on his parents.
He was weak enough to succumb to temptation.
He ran sheer into the wall.
He will learn the facts in the course of time.
He came to repent before long.
He'll succeed in time.
He soon recovered his composure.
He annoys me with questions.
He rubbed the rust off with a file.
He is too proud to give up.
He has a great storehouse of knowledge about historical details but I seriously doubt that's of any use in life.
He would have succeeded had he tried.
He came and had dinner with us.
He finally reached the hotel.
He finally kicked the bad habit.
He narrowly escaped from the bus when it caught fire.
He had barely enough to eat.
He managed to forbear his revenge.
He has no choice but to resign.
He must live by his wits.
He is a man who will do what he wants.
I believe him to be a man of ability.
He is a real wheeler-dealer.
He is not swift but sure.
He blamed his son for neglecting his duty.
He lacks motivation.
He is driven.
He accomplishes whatever he sets out to do.
He must have drunk too much last night.
He died from the cold last night.
He passed on quietly at his home last night.
He is devoid of humor.
He has a sense of humor.
He has a prejudice against Jews.
He nodded slowly in comprehension.
He entered the room slowly by that door.
He was climbing slowly over the fence.
He took his time doing his homework.
He slowly moved forward.
He began to address the audience slowly.
He was walking slowly down the street.
He walks slowly.
She slowly disappeared into the foggy forest.
He never stops to think.
He stood up slowly.
He is said to be a good doctor.
He has got a good camera.
He will become a good doctor.
He will make a good doctor.
He chose a good wife.
He must have been brought up in a good family.
He has a naturally good memory.
He thought of a good idea.
He is seeking a good job.
He is in want of good assistants.
He's a good boy so I like him.
He was looking for a good job.
He lived a moral life.
He is a good student.
He has a sweet voice.
He is said to have been a good teacher.
He has a good son to his credit.
He is not only a good batter but also a wonderful defense.
He got a good appointment.
He rented a room on the top floor in order to enjoy a good view.
He will be a good husband.
He finally broke up with that woman.
He left Japan for Europe.
He has visited most countries in Europe.