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Somebody, something, somewhere

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You look very sad. Is there I can do for you?

Some scientists think that there is a high probability of life
existing in outer space.

Look! There is behind the window. What shall we do?

There is we can do to prevent a tsunami. It is a natural calamity.

has gone wrong with my computer and I don't know how to fix it.

Where can you go when you have to live?

Do you know Murphy's law? It says ' If can go wrong, it will.'

I have never met like you before. Will you marry me?

Tom is sad. Except his mother came to visit him
while he was in hospital.

Can tell me the difference between while and whilst?
(In Britain whilst is considered to be a more formal and literary
word than while. It has died out in the USA.)

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