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We're off tomorrow.
Are we leaving soon?
When is he leaving?
When are we leaving?
We're leaving now.
Let's just go somewhere else.
Let's go somewhere.
Are you going anywhere?
When does your plane depart?
Are we going somewhere?
This paint comes off easily.
We're starting from scratch.
I am not going anywhere.
Here is your share of the cake.
I took part in the contest.
Put the luggage somewhere.
We're not getting anywhere.
Put the luggage somewhere.
Help yourself to a piece of cake.
Help yourself to a piece of cake.
The coach is leaving soon.
Have a piece of pie.
Have a piece of pie.
Congratulate him for me.
Congratulate him for me.
Tell her I said congratulations.
Congratulate her for me.
Congratulate them from me.
One-fifth of my wages go to taxes.
For my part, I have no objection.
Tom is leaving.
Tom is leaving early.
Tom is leaving the day after tomorrow.
Lots of people took part in the marathon.
All took part in the negotiations.
Tom is hiding somewhere.
Tom has gone somewhere.
Tom is leaving next year.
Tom is retiring.
I'd like to have ketchup on the side.
We're getting nowhere.
Christmas is a special holiday.
It's mean of you to talk that way.
If it were not for his idleness, he would be a nice fellow.
An overwhelming part of our behavior is learned.
That sort of flattery will get you nowhere.
Do the Germans have any other concerns in life apart from consumerism?
Will you have another slice of pie?
Would you like another piece of pie?
Some abstract art is difficult to understand.