book a book the book the books my book your book her book his book its book our book their book that book this book these books those books all books any book both books enough books every book few books fewer books half book less books many books more books most books no book several books some books another book each book either book neither books other books own book same book such books a few books a couple of books a lot of books plenty of books what book whatever book which book whichever book whose book all the books any more books many other books most such books not all books so many books the only book these few books too many books all my books both my books his many books my other book my own book all of the books both of the books each of the books half of the books many of the books most of the books none of the books some of the books enough of those books every one of these books neither of these books which of your books a book of mine a book of yours a book of hers a book of his a book of ours a book of theirs much money a little money John John Smith John Edward Smith Dr. John Edward Smith car car of John John's car the beautiful car the new beautiful car the new beautiful expensive car the new beautiful expensive car of John many new beautiful expensive cars the glass mug the beautiful glass mug the new beautiful glass mug the new beautiful expensive glass mug a mug of glass a book about cars a book from Paris a book by John a book for John a book from Paris about cars a book about cars for John the most expensive car the least expensive car all the books available very beautiful too beautiful quite beautiful extremely beautiful really beautiful terribly beautiful almost beautiful you and me John and Mary John, Mary and Peter John, Mary, Peter and Paul John, Mary, Peter, Paul and Bill John or Mary John, Mary or Peter John, Mary, Peter or Paul John, Mary, Peter, Paul or Bill the very beautiful car beautiful and expensive cars a beautiful and expensive car a beautiful car and an expensive book a new beautiful car and a new expensive book a beautiful car, an expensive book and a new mug a new beautiful car from Switzerland and a very expensive book for John He arrives. He is arriving. He's arriving. He will arrive. He'll arrive. He will be arriving. He will have arrived. He will have been arriving. He arrived. He was arriving. He has arrived. He had arrived. He'd arrived. He has been arriving. He had been arriving. He shall arrive. He's going to arrive. He was going to arrive. He is not arriving. He isn't arriving. He does not arrive. He doesn't arrive. He did not arrive. He didn't arrive. He was not arriving. He wasn't arriving. He will not arrive. He won't arrive. He shall not arrive. He shan't arrive. He has not arrived. He hasn't arrived. He had not arrived. He hadn't arrived. He can arrive. He cannot arrive. He can't arrive. He could arrive. He could not arrive. He couldn't arrive. He may arrive. He may not arrive. He might arrive. He might not arrive. He mightn't arrive. He must arrive. He must not arrive. He mustn't arrive. He ought to arrive. He ought not to arrive. He oughtn't arrive. He should arrive. He should not arrive. He shouldn't arrive. He would arrive. He would not arrive. He wouldn't arrive. He has to arrive. He does not have to arrive. He doesn't have to arrive. He should have arrived. He should not have arrived. He shouldn't have been arriving. He will never arrive. He used to arrive early. He is arriving today. He is arriving tomorrow morning. He is arriving by car. He is arriving at noon. He is arriving with Peter. He is arriving alone. He is arriving tomorrow morning by car with Peter. He is going to Paris. He is going from Rome to Paris. He is going from Rome to Paris through Geneva. this is beautiful that is beautiful these are beautiful those are beautiful mine is beautiful yours is beautiful his is beautiful hers is beautiful ours is beautiful theirs is beautiful it is not beautiful it is very beautiful it is beautiful and expensive it is beautiful, big and expensive it could have been beautiful she is interested in books she is ready to go to Paris Peter is more beautiful than John Peter is less beautiful than John Peter is as beautiful as John Peter is much more beautiful than John what is this who is this which is this whose is this whoever is this whatever is this whichever is this I love you I love myself you love me you love yourself he loves her he loves himself she loves him she loves herself it loves itself we love you we love ourselves you love us you love yourselves they love it they love themselves they love one another they love each other anybody has another anyone has anything everybody has everyone less is more somebody has something nobody has someone both have little both have a little few have enough each has nothing many have much no one has others several have most neither has all either has any other has more none has some one has such he killed her yesterday he killed her with a knife he killed her in the kitchen he killed her because of Peter he killed her with a knife in the kitchen yesterday he killed her in the kitchen yesterday with a knife he killed her yesterday in the kitchen with a knife he killed her with a knife in the kitchen yesterday because of Peter he gave her a book he gave a book to her he gave her a book about cars he gave her a book about cars from Paris one two three four five six seven eight nine ten eleven twelve thirteen fourteen fifteen sixteen seventeen eighteen nineteen twenty twenty-one thirty thirty-two forty forty-three fifty fifty-four sixty sixty-five seventy seventy-six eighty eighty-seven ninety ninety-eight a hundred one hundred one hundred one one hundred and one one hundred twenty-two one hundred and twenty-two two hundred and thirty-three a thousand one thousand and one one thousand one hundred one thousand one hundred forty-four one thousand one hundred and forty-four one thousand two hundred and fifty-five two thousand two thousand three hundred and sixty-six eleven thousand eleven thousand four hundred and seventy-seven twenty-one thousand five hundred eighty-eight fifty thousand six hundred ninety-nine one hundred thousand and one two hundred thousand seven hundred and two two hundred thirty-three thousand eight hundred and three a million one million one million and one two million and two twenty-two million and twenty-one three hundred million and thirty-three one billion one trillion one half one third two thirds one quarter alone quarter two quarters three quarters one fifth two fifths three fifths four fifths five sixths six sevenths seven eighths eight ninths nine tenths two and a half five and one half three and three quarters nought point four four point seven zero point two seven six nought point two seven six five one point one one point two three three point one four one nine two two two one two three four five six seven eight nine eleven twelve thirteen fourteen first second third fourth fifth sixth seventh eighth ninth tenth eleventh twelfth thirteenth fourteenth fifteenth sixteenth seventeenth eighteenth nineteenth twentieth twenty-first thirtieth thirty-second fortieth forty-third fiftieth fifty-fourth sixtieth sixty-fifth seventieth seventy-sixth eightieth eighty-seventh ninetieth ninety-eighth hundredth hundred first 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 21st 22nd 23rd 24th 100th 101st 102nd 103rd 104th once twice thrice three times four times 13 books thirteen books a hundred books two hundred twenty two books second book the forty-fourth book six large books my two books my last two books my two other books the second big book one hour two hours one minute fifteen minutes one second fifty-nine seconds three hours and fifty minutes fifty minutes and eighteen seconds three hours fifty minutes and eighteen seconds ten o'clock half an hour eight five eight oh five five past eight eight fifteen a quarter past eight half past eight twenty-five to nine three hours and fifty minutes three hours fifty minutes and eighteen seconds asfsdfdfdsf asfsdfdfdsf asfsdfdfdsf asfsdfdfdsf asfsdfdfdsf asfsdfdfdsf http://www.undlfoundation.org ftp://www.undlfoundation.org https://www.undlfoundation.org www.undlfoundation.org undlfoundation.org info@undlfoundation.org John killed Mary and Peter John killed Mary, Peter and Paul John and Bill killed Mary, Peter and Paul he said that Peter killed Mary he said that Peter killed Mary with a knife he said that Peter killed Mary with a knife in the kitchen yesterday John killed Mary when Peter arrived John killed Mary because Peter arrived John killed Mary while Peter was arriving John killed Mary but Peter arrived John killed Mary although Peter arrived When Peter arrived, John killed Mary John killed Mary? Did John kill Mary? Who killed Mary? Whom did John kill? Where did John kill Mary? Where John killed Mary? When John killed Mary? Why John killed Mary? Mary was killed by John John killed the girl that arrived. John killed the girl who arrived. John killed the girl that Peter loved. It is true that John killed Mary there are many cars in Paris it rains he is hungry he looks hungry he is 16 years old