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• In which district do you live?
• Which district do you live in?

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• It's more fun to play baseball than to watch it.

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• The area of the factory is 1,000 square meters.

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• To tell the truth, I find discussions about movies more interesting than movies themselves.

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• This book seems more interesting than that one.

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• Tom is very methodical in the way he does his work.

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• I'm near the on ramp to 25 north.

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• The area of this floor is 600 square meters.

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• I think a movie is more entertaining than any book.

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• Did you feel the earth shake just now?

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• What direction does your house face?

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• My brother is in the same line of business as you are.

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• You should be serious about your health.

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• I think his method of teaching cuts both ways.
• His teaching method is both good and bad.
• I think his method of teaching has good points and bad points.

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• The typhoon is gaining strength as it heads for Kyushu.

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• Tom thinks that volleyball is more fun than basketball.
• Tom thinks volleyball is more fun than basketball.

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• Can you see the menu bar at the top of the screen?

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• Rapid and remarkable advances have been made in medicine.

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• I have read both of these books, but neither of them is interesting.
• I've read both of these books, but neither of them is interesting.

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• The area of an 8-foot square room is 64 square feet.

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• In the mountains it is not until the end of April that the snow disappears completely from the ground.

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• If you come this way by any chance, drop in to see me.

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• That job was not very interesting, but on the other hand it was well paid.
• That job wasn't very interesting. However, the pay was good.

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• A conservative tie is preferable to a loud one for a job interview.

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• Such a lifestyle appears rather uninteresting to Americans.