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I'm not going to go in there.

Knock before entering.

This beer mug holds one pint.

Knock when going to the bathroom, OK?

Are you going to join the glee club?

Please knock on the door before you enter.

I spend money as soon as I get it.

Please knock before you come in.

Either go out or come in.

You should have knocked before you came in.

I'm going to join the school orchestra.

Do you intend to join that tennis club?

Sam made the school basketball team.

I plan to leave a place for the dessert.

You're supposed to knock before you enter someone's office.

I'll go in.

You should go in the house.

I think you'll like it, too.

I think you can get it.

Everything comes to him who waits.

I don't think Tom will like this place.

I think Tom will like this wine.

I spend money as soon as I get it.

I like it. I think Tom does, too.

I saw a stranger enter that house.

We saw a stranger enter the house.

Entering the house, I tripped over the mat.

I spend money as soon as I get it.

I'll never set foot in this house again.

I'm not certain we can get tickets tonight.

The radio is disturbed by noises.

When wine is in, truth is out.

I saw him enter the house.

This stadium will hold 50,000 people.

Don't go in that room.

I saw him enter the store.

I'm sure she'll like it.

She will start her maternity leave next week.

I saw her enter the room.

He was seen to enter the room.

Keep off the grass!

Keep off the grass.

I'm going to take a bath first.

Keep off the grass!

I take a bath every night.

I'm going to take a bath now.

I bathe every day.

Rainy days make me depressed.

What heading does this come under?

It's time to take a bath.