5000英语词汇Intermediate大全

27.Mostflowerswillnotthrivewithoutwaterandsunshine.

28.Theybuyatwholesaleandsellatretail.

29.Thebabyisalwaysannoyinghissisterbypullingherhair.

30.WecelebratedChristmaswithtreesandpresents.

31.Theunsociablepersonishardlyfitforadiplomat.

32.Itisimpossibletoforeseewhethershe’llbewellenoughtocomehomefromhospitalnextmonth.

33.Wecouldn’tinducetheoldladytotravelbyair.

34.Ourcountryisingreatdanger;wemustmobilizethearmy.

35.Mr.EisenhowerprecededMr.KennedyaspresidentoftheUnitedStates.

36.Somepeoplebelievethatman’sdestinyispredetermined.

37.MakingresolutionsonNewYear’sDayisacustomthatstillprevails.

38.Hersubtlesmilemadehimcurious.

39.Themantransactsmanyaffairsconnectedwiththepurchaseofahome.

40.Helpingtheenemiesofone’scountryisanapparenttreason.

41.Howcanweutilizehisknowledgeandskilltoouradvantage?

42.Sheworeafloweronthebosomofherdress.

43.Whenapersonhassuccessfullycompletedacertaincourseofstudy,heisgivenadiplomabytheschool.

44.Themeetingbetweenthemotherandherblindsonwasdramatic.

45.Thestrongfumesoftheautomobileexhaustnearlychokedhim.

46.“hurrah!”theyshoutedastheteamscoredagain.

47.Inthemuseumthereisaminiatureoftheship”Mayflower.”

48.Thechildwasplayingonthefloorwithhiscollectionofminiaturefarmanimals.

49.Onherbirthdayherarmswerefilledwithgiftparcels.

50.Thepillstuckinhisthroatbutanextradrinkofwaterwasheditdown.

51.Thestudentsmadeabigracketastheylefttheschool.

52.Thepoetusedtheword”flight”asarhymefortheword“night.”

53.Themanlooksterrible;hehasmanyscarsonhischeeks.

54.Therearemanyfamoussculpturesinthemuseum.

55.WhenIreadabook,Iusuallyskipovertheuninterestingpart.

56.Lesson2

57.Thetownhasrecentlypurchasedsomenewfire-fightingapparatus.

58.Thewitnessassertedthatthesalesmanwasdishonest.

59.Hewaspleasedthathewasassignedsuchaneasytaskinthecompany.

60.Hegavemeanewknifetocompensatefortheoneofminehelost.

61.Hewoulddeemitanhonoriftheministercametoseehim.

62.Freedomofactionisoneoftheinviolablerulesofhumanbehavior.

63.Hecollectsspecimensofallkindsofrocksandminerals.

64.Thebeatingofadrumonthebattlefieldstimulatedthesoldierstofightmorebravely.

65.Boyshaveastrongertendencytofightthangirls.

66.Hetestifiedthatthecarwasbeingdrivenslowlyatthetimeoftheaccident.

67.Eachyear,manyforeigntouristsvisitTaiwanforsight-seeing.

68.Theirfurniturewaschosenforutilityratherthanforelegance.

69.Toomuchalcoholmakesallyoursensesblunt.

70.Toyballoons,sponges,andsteelspringsareelastic.

71.Heleftthebuildingthroughtherearexit.

72.Whenthecatcamein,thelittlemousemadeahastyexit.

73.Hewaspalewithfatigueafterhissleeplessnight.

74.Whenhedied,hisyoungnephewwastheonlyheirtohisgreatwealth.

75.Asthecurrencyofacountryisinflated,thepricesofgoodsbegintorise.

76.Sheistooplumptofitintothisdress.

77.Utterlyexhausted,sheplumpeddownonachair.

78.Mothercouldrecallstoriesthatshehadheardyearsago.

79.Thegovernmentrecalledthegeneralafterhelostthebattle.

80.Youcanhardlyshunmeetingherifyouandshebothworkinthesameoffice.

81.Themeangirlsneeredatthepoorgirl’scheapclothes.

82.CanadaandMexicoadjointheUnitedStatesofAmerican.

83.GreatBritain,FranceandItalywerealliedduringtheFirstWorldWar.

84.GreatBritainandtheUnitedStateswerealliesinbothWorldWars.

85.Herparentsteachhertobechasteanddecentinherbehavior.

86.Whenshewasachildshealwaysconfidedherproblemstohersister.

87.Wecan’tconfideinhiswords,forheoftenbreakshispromises.

88.Thedriverofthecarwasdefyingthetrafficlawbyspeeding.

89.Anaccidenthasdisruptedrailwayserviceintoandoutofthecity.

90.SlaveryseemedlikelytodisputetheUnion.

91.Thebird’slargewingsenableittoflyveryfast.

92.Thewallwascoveredwithmanyfantasticpicturesandphotographs.

93.Theforceoftheimpactthrewthedriveroutofthecar.

94.Itisbestnottointerfereinotherpeople’sarguments.

95.Youcanminimizethedangersofdriving,bytakingcaretoobeyalltherulesoftheroad.

96.ShallInarrateastrangeexperienceofmine?

97.Thecontrastingcolorscreatedaninterestingvisualeffect.

98.Themodernhousehasmanyusefulelectricalappliances.

99.Theapplianceofelectricitytohouseholdtasksmakeshouseworkmucheasier.

100.Therearetwelvechickensinthisbrood.

101.Shebroodedonherpastmistakessomuchthatshebecameill.

102.Thepathtothehousewascoveredwithgravel.

103.Thewoodcutterhadalittlehouseonthefringeoftheforest.

104.Inthestorm,theyfoundashabbyhutintheforest.

105.Thefishermanhadsomebrightcoloredlurestoattractfish.

106.Thehopeofhighprofitsluredhimintoquestionabledealings.

107.Thebirdflewdownfromitsperchinthecage.

108.Thebirdperchedonthewoman’sshoulder.

109.Mostpeoplebuymeatandgroceriesatretail.

110.Greatstrideshavebeenmadeinsciencesince1900.

111.Aswarmofpeoplesurroundedthecartoseethefamousactressinit.

112.Ruralpopulationsswarmedintonearbytowns.

113.Thetreebearssomanyapplesthatthetwigsseemalmostbrokendown.

114.Thebridgeisfarawayfromhere;we’dbetterwadeacrossthestream.

115.Sheisbeginningtogetmanywrinklesaroundhereyes.

116.Lesson3

117.Ifthecoatistoolarge,thetailorcanalterittofityou.

118.Astheshipsank,theyfacedtheirdoom.

119.Thisolddishisinaveryfragilecondition.

120.WehadaveryfruitfuldiscussionIntheclassroom.

121.TheJapanesegarrisononWakesurrenderedattheendofWorldWarII.

122.Thehunterhurledalong,sharpspearatthebear.

123.Thejudgesenthimtojailforsixdays.

124.Shewenttothelibraryinquestofsomethingtoread.

125.Inordertoloseweight,sherefrainedfromeatingcandy.

126.Icouldeasilyrecognizemyfather’scarefulscript.

127.Youlookrathershabbyinthoseclothes.

128.Manystudentsfindtemporaryjobsduringtheirsummerholidays.

129.Therefugeesareinurgentneedofmedicalsupplies.

130.Agoodhuntingdogisalerttoeverysoundandmovementinthefield.

131.Theartificialflowersweremadeofpaperandcloth.

132.Shewelcomeduswithanartificialsmileonherface.

133.Hewatchedtheairplaneascendhigherandhigher.

134.Adoctorlikehimisadisgracetoourhospital.

135.Ialwaysfeelshehasagrudgeagainstme,althoughIdon’tknowwhatwrongIhavedonetoher.

136.Myauntisanun;shecan’tgetmarried,andhastolivealifeofprayerandworship.

137.Theroomwasfilledwitharandomselectionoffurniture.

138.Hewassosteadfasttohisprinciplesthatwecouldn’tmovehim.

139.Aclerkinabusinessoccupiessubordinatepositiontothatoftheowner.

140.Agoodleaderistheonethatisrespectedbyhissubordinates.

141.Herthriftsavedthemenoughmoneytobuyahouse.

142.Thetreacheroussoldiercarriedsomeimportantpiecesofinformationtotheenemy.

143.Heisatroublesomechild;heisnotobedienttohisparents.

144.Herfathergaveherthealternativeofstayinginhighschoolorgoingtowork.

145.Thebagofcandymadeabulgeinthechild’spocket.

146.Letmecongratulateyouonthebirthofyourson.

147.Contradictionbythestudentsalwaysmakesmyteacherangry.

148.Itisacontradictiontosayyousupportthegovernmentbutwouldnotvoteforitinanelection.

149.Smallquantitiesofpoisonweredetectedinthedeadman’sstomach.

150.Theplanwasgoodineveryrespect,butitwasbadlyexecuted.

151.AweekintervenesbetweenChristmasandNewYear’sDay.

152.Thatdogisarealmonster;Ihaveneverseensuchabigone.

153.Hisarmwasparalyzedastheresultoftheaccident.

154.Hewasnearlydrowned,butwerevivedhim.

155.Theboystaggeredandfellundertheheavyloadofbooks.

156.Thestorywillbecontinuedinsubsequentissuesofthemagazine.

157.Thetwofriendsclingtogetherwherevertheygo.

158.Theactorhadahandsomeanddistinguishedcountenance.

159.Heorderedwallpaperforaroomofthefollowingdimensions:16ft.Long,12ft.Wide,and8ft.High.

160.Heerasedthewronganswerandwroteintherightone.

161.Thedogwasangryandgrowlatthestranger.

162.Thecatlickedupthedropsofmilkfromthefloor.

163.Thepostageforairmailisgreaterthanthatforregularmail.

164.Thismarkethasfreshpoultryforsaleatthebeginningofeverymonth.

165.Whenshewassewingsheprickedherfingerandmadeitbleed.

166.Thecookskimmedthefatfromthesoup.

167.Iwatchedmanyseabirdsskimmingthewaveslookingforfood.

168.Shemadeaneatrowofstitchesalongtheedgeofhershirt.

169.Sheunderwentathroughexaminationatthehospitalaccordingtothedoctor’sorder.

170.Passengerswerewaitingonthewharftoboardtheship.

171.Lesson4

172.Hebellowedwithpainwhenthetoothwaspulledout.

173.Insomecountries,itisillegaltosellalcoholicbeveragesonSundays.

174.Youmustcalculatealltheadvantagesanddisadvantagesbeforecomingtoadiscussion.

175.Theglamourofthelifeofanactressmadehergiveupherstudy.

176.Sheboughthimabaseballoutfitforhisbirthday.

177.Tworascalstrickedtheoldmanoutofhismoney.

178.Theorganizationrendersgreatservicetothecommunity.

179.Hisfatnessrendershimunabletotouchhistoes.

180.Keepingcleanisasafeguardagainstdisease.

181.Accordingtotheproductionschedule,thefactoryissupposedtoturnoutahundredcarsaday.

182.ThePresident’sspeechisscheduledonnextFriday.

183.Thegeneralworestrapsontheshouldersofhisuniform.

184.Whenthekingdiedthepeopleplacedhisbodyinalargetombmadeofstone.

185.Herillnesswastransmittedtoothermembersofthefamily.

186.Theking’sunjustlawsraisedagreatwrathamongthepeople.

187.Oldpeoplesometimeshavebaggyskinundertheireyes.

188.Thenewhospitalwillbebeneficialtothepoorpeople.

189.Thesmelloftherottenmeatfilledherwithdisgust.

190.Theimpolitemannerofthatmandisgustedmanypeople.

191.Thewaterlevelinthereservoirwaslowbecauseofthelongdrought.

192.Theexteriorsurfaceofthehousewasbleachedbythesunlight.

193.Apartoftheprogramwaseliminatedtosavetime.

194.Childrenshoutedwhentheysawthepeacockspreadhisgorgeoustail.

195.Hewasarrestedfortheillegalsaleofguns.

196.WelivedonapeacefulfarmwhenIwasalad.

197.IntheUnitedStatesmostmarriedwomendonotretaintheirmaidennames.

198.Youtiltyourheadforwardwhenyoubow.

199.Thegovernor’svetokeptthebillfrombecomingalaw.

200.Hisparentsvetoedhisplantobuyanewmotorcycle.

201.Hisbookwasabbreviatedandappearedinapublicmagazine.

202.TherewerenoticketsavailableforFriday’smusicperformance.

203.Thejudgewasaccusedoftakingabribetofreetheprisoner.

204.Thewomanchattedonthephoneforalmostanhour.

205.Wefeelcontemptforaliarorathief.

206.She’scarefulwithhermoneyandspendsonlyafractionofherearnings.

207.Astoneidolstoodattheentranceofthevillage.

208.Afterthefarmer’sdeathhiswifeandchildrenwillinheritthefarm.

209.Shereproducedthecontentsherhusband’sletterfrommemory.

210.Washingwoolinhotwaterwillmakeitshrink.

211.Thesightofthefoodtemptedthehungrymantosteal.

212.Hewasluckythatthebullethadnotenteredavitalorgan.

213.Don’tabuseyourhealthbyworkingwhenyououghttobesleepingorresting.

214.Hisabuseofpowerhasturnedhisfriendsagainsthim.

215.Whatbrandofcigarettedoyouwanttosmoke?

216.Onbigfarms,cattleareusuallybrandedtoidentifytheownerofthem.

217.Compressedairhasagreatdealofforcewhenitreleased.

218.YouwillfindRoom101attheendofthecorridor.

219.Thespieshatchedaschemetostealgovernmentsecrets.

220.Wehatchtheeggsbykeepingtheminawarmplace.

221.Herletterimpliesthatshewishestomeetyou.

222.Logicisnotthescienceofbelief,butscienceofprooforevidence.

223.Thestorehadalargestockofmerchandise.

224.Themayorpresidedoverthetownmeeting.

225.Theyprocuredthemoneyneededtobuildthehospital.

226.Thetraitorsprocuredthedeathoftheprince.

227.Asuddenbreezeruffledthesurfaceofthecalmlake.

228.Thepriceofsugarsoarswhensugarisscarce.

229.Hekeptenoughcorntofeedhiscattleandsoldthesurplus.

230.Lesson5

231.Motheranticipatedmyhungerandbakedcookiesforme.

232.Inhischildhood,heaspiredtobecomeagreatgeneral.

233.Thecourtappointedanattorneyfortheaccusedman.

234.Theyrefusedtolistentotheoldman’scounsel.

235.Theycounseledagainsttravellingatnightinsuchadangerouscountry.

236.Thesoldiersfalteredforamomentastheircaptainfell.

237.Thesickmanfalteredforfewsteps,andthenfelldown.

238.Afterasleeplessnight,shelookedveryghastly.

239.Sheshowedmehergratitudebyinvitingmetodinner.

240.Theroosterlostoneofhisplumesinthefightwiththecat.

241.Theyoungarmyofficerwaspromotedtocaptain.

242.Anunderstandingofthecultureofothercountriesmaypromotepeace.

243.Sheshudderedatthesightofthedeadbody.

244.Thelandisuselessgrowingcrops;it’smainlyswamp.

245.Theterrificstormdestroyedmostofthehousesinthecity.

246.ItwassuchaterrificpartythatIdidn’tfeellikegoingbackhome.

247.Thevillainwascaughtbythepoliceandbroughttotrial.

248.Theabsent-mindedmanputsaltinhiscoffeeandsugaronhisegg.

249.Adoghasaveryacutesenseofsmell.

250.Leavetheboxesintheentryandwewillcarrythemuplatter.

251.Hissuddenentrystartledallofus.

252.Duringthe1800’smanythousandsofpeoplefromEuropeimmigratedintotheUnitedStatestomakeanewhome.

253.Myfirstfailureonlyintensifiedmydesiretosucceed.

254.Afterdinneritwashisinvariablehabittotakeanapforawhile.

255.Onedegreeoflatitudeontheearth’ssurfaceequalsalmost70miles.

256.Thebooksinthesecondhandbookstoreareverycheap.

257.Pleasespecifywhenyouwillbeathometomorrow.

258.Yourcompositionhasonlyafewtrivialmistakes.

259.Sheisaveryvulgarwomantoshoutlikethatatthetopofhervoice.

260.Theairplaneislargeenoughtoaccommodateover400passengers.

261.Wehavetoaccommodateourselvestoourchangedcircumstances.

262.Theoldwomanfromthecountrywasbewilderedbythecrowdsandtrafficinthebigcity.

263.Moneycirculatesasitgoesfrompersontoperson.

264.ItrusthimbecauseIknowhewouldneverdeceiveme.

265.Somewordsarehardtodefinebecausetheyhavemanydifferentuses.

266.Theaccidentdisruptedrailwayserviceintoandoutofthecity.

267.Somediseasedevelopbecauseofthebadconditionsonelivesinandothersarepresentbyheredity.

268.Therearemanymythsabouthowtheworldfirstbegan.

269.Theuseofatomicbombswouldbeanoutrageagainsthumanity.

270.Manypatriotsdiedwhilefightinginthewarforindependence.

271.Abulletcanpenetratethisboard,ortwoinchesintothatwall.

272.IntheUnitedStatesthesaleofliquorisrestrictedtopeopleovertwenty-oneyearsold.

273.Whetherapersonlikessportsornotdependslargelyuponhistemperament.

274.Sheblinkedhereyesasthebrightlightshoneonher.

275.Astheshipdrewneartoportinthedarkness,wecouldseethelightsblinkingonland.

276.Manybuildingsweredamagedorcompletelydestroyedbytheearthquakelastnight.

277.ThesergeantwontheMedalofHonorforhisexploitsduringtheKoreanWar.

278.Theyareplanningtoexploittheoilunderthesea.

279.ManypeoplediedofhungerduringthefamineinIndia.

280.Hecarriedoutanumberoffraudsontrustingpeoplewholenthimmoney.

281.Thechildrenmurmuredastheymemorizedthepoem.

282.Policemenpatrolthecitydayandnightsoastoprotectthelivesandpropertiesofthecitizens.

283.Safetyisamatterofprimeimportance.

284.Therewillbeashortrecessbeforethenextmeeting.

285.Somereptiles,suchassnakesorlizards,moveveryfast.

286.Herlongsilkdressrustledasshewalkeddownthestairs.

287.HescowledatmewhenIaskedformoremoney.

288.Thepoorwretchaskedforfoodandplacetosleepin.

289.Manypeoplewalkeddowntheavenuethroughthecenterofthepark,

290.Thepresidentofthecollegebestowedhonorsonthebeststudents.

291.Pleasedon’tfillmycupuptothebrim.

292.Thewidebrimofherhatprotectedherfacefromthesun.

293.Drasticchangesarenecessarytoimprovethegovernmentofthecountry.

294.Westudysciencetogaininsightintotheworldwelivein.

295.Thedriver’spleawasthathedidnotseethestopsign.

296.Thekindmanansweredherpleaforaid.

297.Thedoctorhadgreatprestigeamongthemembersofhisprofession.

298.Throwastoneintostillwaterandwatchtheripplesspreadinrings.

299.Theboysmothershoutedhisnameinashrillvoice.

300.Thelittlelambhadstrayedfromtheflock;wecouldn’tfindit.

301.Thetrendofmodernlivingisawayfrommanyoldcustoms.

302.ManypeoplehangwreathsonthewindowatChristmas.

303.Someauthorsarenotpopularbecausetheirwritingsaretooabstract.

304.Throughtheyearsheaccumulatedsufficientmoneytobuyafarm.

305.Hehasreceivedamplepraisefortheworkhedid.

306.Ifagovernmentofficialacceptsmoneytodothingsthatheoughtnottodo,wesaythatheiscorrupt.

307.Manyanimalsthatlivedthousandsofyearsagoarenowextinct.

308.Fourlargelampsilluminatedtheroom.

309.Ourinterestingteachercouldilluminatealmostanysubjectwestudied.

310.Theseresultsareincredible;Ican’tbelievethattheyareaccurate.

311.AllthepeoplelamentedthedeathoftheirPresident.

312.Havingtakenthemedicine,hefellintoaprofoundsleep,

313.Theymadeasystematicsearchforthelostcar.

314.Theterriblecaraccidentisstillvividinmymind.

315.Shebetrayedherfriendsbybreakingherpromise.

316.Theboyswetshoesbetrayedthefactthathehadwalkedintherain.

317.That’sacomicalhatyou’rewearing,withallthoseflowers!

318.Warmweathermakeseveryonebecomedrowsy.

319.Theywereembarrassedbecausetherewasnotenoughfoodforalltheguests.

320.Suitsanddressesaremadeofclothsofdifferentfabric.

321.Thewholefabricofsocietywaschangedbythewar.

322.IhesitatedabouttakinghissideuntilIknewthewholestory.

323.Thenewlyweddedwomanhasbeenpregnantforfivemonth.

324.Hereactedtomyquestionwithmuchsurprise.

325.Oursoldiersrepulsedtheenemyforces,whichinvadedthefrontlinearea.

326.Thatbuildinghasapartmentsforonehundredtenants.

327.Hewasknockedunconsciouswhenthecarstruckhim.

328.Formanyyearsonlyaristocratsweremembersofthegovernment.

329.AfterreadingabiographyofLincolnIwasabletotellmanystoriesaboutthePresident.

330.There’sachannelinthemiddleoftheoldstreettohelpwaterflowawaywhenitrains.

331.Theoldwomancherishesthegirlasifshewereherdaughter.

332.Allthewomencherishedthehopeoftheirhusband’ssafereturnfromfishingonthesea.

333.Ablowontheheaddazedhimsothathecouldnotfindhiswayhome.

334.Thesightoftheburninghousedismayedhim.

335.Thelogswereloadedonthewagonsandhauledtothemillbyhorses.

336.I’veneverseensomuchmessanddisorderanywhere.

337.Theexplorersclimbedamoundtosurveythelandaroundthem.

338.Thechildrenspentthesummervocationontheirgrandfather’sranch.

339.Thenewgovernmentrepealedmanyoldlaws.

340.Shewasawakenedduringthestormbytherumblesofthunder.

341.Shetuckeduphershirtandclimbedoverthefence.

Lesson7

342.Thereissomeonebatteringatthedooryou’dbetterlethimin.

343.Themotherclutchedherbabyinherarms.

344.Thepolicecontemplatedvariouskindsoftroubleafterthefootballmatchbetweenthetwouniversities.

345.Pleaseleaveyourgarbageinacanoutsidethedoor.

346.Afallentreeacrosstheroadwasanobstacletoourcar.

347.Sheisapiouswomanwhogoestochurcheverymorning.

348.Theschooladoptednewrulestoregulatethebehaviorofstudents.

349.Mywatchislosingtime;Iwillhavetoregulateit.

350.Thepoliceputdowntheriotduringtheelection.

351.Wehadbettermovethistreetoourgarden.Wouldyoupleasebringtheshovel?

352.Weweremuchimpressedbythegeneral’sstatelyappearance.

353.Theytowedthewreckedcartothenearestgarage.

354.Herplanswereupsetbythechangeoftheweather.

355.Hisfatherwasvexedbythechild’simpolitebehavior.

356.Communismisexpressedinvariousmovements,butRussianSovietismisoftenreferredtoasagoodsample.

357.Theydignifiedherjobbygivingheraspecialtitle.

358.Agreatflood,fire,earthquake,orgreatlossofmoneyisadisaster.

359.Themapleshadeprovidedhimwitharichgloomforsleeping.

360.Heishospitabletoanybody;helikestogiveattentiontotheneedsofothers.

361.Thewomanwascarryinganinfantinhearms.

362.Youmustn’tbejealouswhenyoursistergetspresents;youmustlearnstobehaveinamorematureway.

363.Shehasaprejudiceagainstpopularmusic.

364.Thetheorywassimplifiedtomakeiteasiertounderstand.

365.Afterheretired,helivedatranquillifeinthecountry.

366.Youshouldn’ttrusthim;heisunworthyofyourtrust.

367.Hisobjectionstotheplanonthebasisofcostarevalid.

368.Theworkersofthefactoriesalliedagainstthebigemployersandaskedthemforbetterwages.

369.Theapproximatelengthofameteris40inches;theexactlengthis39.37inches.

370.Theyoungathletewasmuchadmiredforhisspeed.

371.Thisdiplomacertifiesthatyouhavecompletedhighschool.

372.Myreligiousbeliefsandyoursdonotcoincide.

373.Atruckconveyedmyfurnituretomynewhome.

374.Itwasn’tdiscreetofyoutocallhimaroundmidnight.

375.TheBritishpoliticalsystemhasevolvedoverseveralcenturies.

376.Thegoodkingidentifiedthewellbeingofhispeoplewithhisown.

377.Icouldidentifythecoatatonce;itwasmybrother’s.

378.Thesunradiateslightandheat.

379.Thearchitectsupervisedthebuildingofthehouse.

380.Atorrentofwatersweptdownthevalley.

381.Myparentsinvitedtheirfriendstotheir30thweddinganniversary.

382.Youcan’texpectsoldierstoliveinabarrackslikethat.

383.“honestyisthebestpolicy”washiscreedthroughhiswholelife.

384.Wehavetofixtheroof;waterisdrippingdownfromtheceiling.

385.Agoodhoundshouldhaveasharpsenseofsmell.

386.Asthewaterwasunexpectedlyhot,hejerkedhishandout.

387.Ashestoppedthecarwithajerk,wewereallthrowntothefloor.

388.Theartistmoldedtheclayintoafigureofachild.

389.Theclerkusedthickpastetoputthelabelonthepackage.

390.Shehasbeenapatronofthisstoreformanyyears.

391.Thepatronsofthemuseumcontributedthemoneyforthenewmuseumbuilding.

392.Johnshavedoffhisbeardwithanelectricrazor.

393.Sheslappedtheboyonthecheekfordisobedience,andhebegantocry.

394.Thepolicethinkthatthedeathwasbysuicide.

395.Mothersentmeamessagebytelegraphthatshewouldarrivehomebyafternoonplane.

396.Hemadeanabruptturntoavoidhittinganothercar.

397.Theroadmadeanabruptriseupthehill.

398.Iamsurethatshewillsoonacknowledgeherownfaults.

399.Weshouldalwaysacknowledgegiftsassoonaswereceivethem.

400.Youshouldbewareofbadcompanions;theymaycorruptyou.

401.Theydwellinthecountrybutworkinthecity.

402.Therichmanendowedthecollegehehadattended.

403.Natureendowedherwithbothagoodmindandgoodlooks.

404.ThelostchildImetonthestreetwasverypathetic.

405.Giantmachinesreapthewheatgrowninthefield.

406.Whenhecamehomedrunk,hiswifereproachedhimwithaloudangryvoice.

407.Rigorousexercisecandamagehealthinsteadofimprovingit.

408.Hemadearigorousstudyoftheplantsinthetropicalarea.

409.Thelargecolumnssustainedtheweightoftheroof.

410.Sheisoftentormentedwithviolentheadaches.

411.SlaverywasabolishedintheUnitedStatesin1865.

412.Theinjuredsoldiermoanedinanguishuntilthedoctorarrived.

413.Heneedsagreatdealofdrivingpractice;heisstillawkwardwithhiscar.

414.Themeetingwasatnineo’clock,whichwasanawkwardtimeformanypeople.

415.Whatblissitistobeabletolieinbedinsteadofworking.

416.Suchagreatworkrequirestheexpenditureofmuchmoneyandtime.

417.Primitivepeoplelivedincavesandmadetoolsfromstonesandanimalbones.

418.Theoldwoman’slifewasprolongedbythedoctor’sgoodcare.

419.Theylivedinasmallruralcommunity.

420.Thehurricanesuspendedallferryservicefortheredays.

421.Thebookisveryinterestingalthoughitwaswrittenbyanundistinguishedauthor.

422.Toreachagreement,bothsidesmustmakeconcessions.

423.Themerchantalwaysuseddeceitinhisbusinessdealings.

424.ThelandonwhichthebattleofGettysburgwasfoughtwasdedicatedtothesoldierswhohaddiedthere.

425.Whenyouspinroundandround,andstopsuddenly,youfeeldizzy.

426.Agoodmanagershouldbeeconomicalintheuseofhisfunds.

427.Sheinfectedthewholeclasswithherinfluenza.

428.Theoldmandidnotsmokehimselfandwassointolerantthathedidnotallowhisfriendstosmokewhentheyvisitedhim.

429.Thepartyendedandweallwentofftoourrespectiverooms.

430.Hewasrespectedasagreatscholarofhistory.

431.Thepianist’stechniquewasexcellent,thoughhisinterpretationoftheworkwaspoor.

432.Thelongwaitattheairportwasreallytedious.

433.Hewassofrightenedthathishairseemedtobristle.

434.Priceofhouseholdcommoditieshaverisensincethewarbegan.

435.Thecaptaindispatchedaboattobringadoctoronboardtheship.

436.Youmustwriteaformalacceptancetothisinvitation.

437.Franticeffortsweremadeescapethesinkingship.

438.Heheavedtheheavyboxintothewagon.

439.NorthAmericaandSouthAmericaareintheWesternHemisphere.

440.Thenewownerofthehouseinstalledatelephone.

441.Thecatinstalleditselfinachairnearthefireplace.

442.Igavemy