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It took me six hours to get from Volgograd to Saratov by car. —
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I was prepared to such result. —
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He was so hungry that he had eaten all cookies to the last crumb. —
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They had been working all day to the point of exhaustion. —
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My mom made some cookies and cake to tea. —
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To these people all Muslims are killers. —
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Solders had no pity to fascists. —
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I devote this novel to my sister. — . Roman army put Greek forces to the run. —
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Employees strongly object to new taxes. — |
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to pay |
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It is necessary for us to be in Moscow tomorrow. —
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to the amount (of) ( ) to the end
to my (his) surprise (disappointment, sorrow, joy) ( )
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into : He went to the bank. — .
He went into the bank. — ( ).
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We were driving towards the south. —
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The ship turned towards the shore. —
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The company slowly moves towards the reorganization. —
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He is biased towards me. — .
Her sentiments towards you are mostly kind. —
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The storm stopped towards night. — .
I think I’ll be done with my research towards the end of July. —
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She had a beautiful birthmark just under her right eye. —
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He got under the influence of a street gang. —
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I am glad to work under his guidance (control, management, command).
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Under one hundred people were on the meeting. —
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You can get a credit if you are under fifty. —
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In spite of the fact that he was under oath, he lied. — ,
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Under the terms of agreement (contract) we must be done with construction by January. — ( ),
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It was not easy to express your own opinion on public under communism. —
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The article was published under the head (title) Mystery. —
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His first story was published under a pen-name. —
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John did not know how to help me while I was under. — ,
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I hoped he would give me one hundred dollars, but I got under. —
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to be under consideration
to be under construction
to be under discussion
to be under repair
under the circumstances
under the contract (agreement) ( ),
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They walked up the stairs. — ( ) . She ran up the attic. — .
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They decided to drive up to town to do some shopping. —
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