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Since I fell last winter, I am afraid of icy sidewalks.
Since I am afraid of icy sidewalks, I fell last winter.
I fell last winter, I am afraid of icy sidewalks.
I fell last winter for icy sidewalks, I am afraid.
Lina fixed her reading desk.
Lina had her reading desk repaired.
Lina repaired her reading desk.
Lina could not fix her reading desk.
I would rather you drive
I would rather you do not drive.
I would rather you drove.
would rather you did not drive.
ornamental language
figurative language
literal language
fictional language
I often go swimming.
He doesn't always play tennis.
We are usually here in summer
I have never been abroad.
Unfortunately, one remembers the exceptional only.
Unfortunately, one only remembers the exceptional.
Unfortunately, only one remembers the exceptional.
Unfortunately, one only remembers only the exceptional.
They painted their fences green.
My family moved to another city.
We believed the boy.
He gave the papers to the lawyer.
Death behaves indiscriminately.
None can avoid death.
A decision has been made that cannot be changed.
Much more difficult to do.
If I finished the work successfully, I might have been rewarded.
If I finished the work successfully, I would be rewarded.
If I had finished the work successfully, I might get reward.
If I had finished the work successfully, I would have been rewarded.
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