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• He is a Parisian born and bred.

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• I got a new hat at the department store.
• I bought a new hat at the department store.

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• As a child, he went to Paris three times.
• When he was a child, he went to Paris three times.

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• Is there a Percy in your class?

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• I helped the boy who got lost in the department store.

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• Jeans are now in fashion among girls.

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• Betty was the first girl who came to the party.

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• One of the kittens is playing with an empty toilet paper roll.

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• Meg was the only girl that was wearing jeans.

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• My husband, my son and I have a key to the flat.

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• My father always thought that he wanted to be a pilot when he was a boy.

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• They sent their son to Europe to acquire culture.

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• He insisted on going to the department store with his mother.

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• I remember you often went to Betty's house to tea when you were a little girl.

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• The children exchanged presents at the Christmas party.

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• All the children sat up and behaved themselves at the party.

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• Every boy is supposed to wear a tie at the party.

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• The children were so excited after the party that they couldn't sleep.

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• Don't think about leaving money for your kids, use it all up and enjoy yourself with flair.

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• The Brown twins, both of whom got recently married, held a party.

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• When I got worried and went to check on him, it looked like he'd barricaded himself in the department's toilet and wasn't coming out.

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• The brioche is like the bastard child of sponge cake and bread, but its taste is peerless.
• The brioche is like the bastard child of sponge cake and bread, but its feeling under the tongue is the best under the heavens.

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• Some kids start to carry on at a supermarket when they are not allowed to buy some candy or other treat.

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• Heaving a great sigh I plunk my bread on the table and flump onto the chair.

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• In Paris and elsewhere, in the summer, husbands send their wives and children somewhere to escape the heat and they customarily leave to visit them on Saturday evening until Sunday.