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We are now in-laws, seeing as our kids got married.
Because our kids got married, we are now in-laws.
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This hotel does not serve lunch.
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The clothes shop just after Li Ming's house.
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Sami's car was at Layla's house.
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In Harbin, many people invite me to their homes to have dinner.
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He might have returned home from another route.
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My house is five blocks away.
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That store sells newspapers and magazines.
That shop sells newspapers and magazines.
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The clothes at this boutique are particularly expensive.
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When can you come to my home?
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Not many customers come to this restaurant in the afternoon.
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I don't have a stamp collection, but I have a Japanese postcard collection that I could use as an excuse to invite him.
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There is a fence marking the boundary between our yard and the neighbor's.
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How long does it take from here to your house on foot?
How long does it take to walk to your house from here?
How long does it take to get from here to your house on foot?
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I called at Nancy's house on my way home from school.
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I am waiting for the store to open.
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Were you in his house in Madrid last Thursday?
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Will you be at Lucy's home tomorrow morning?
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This store has lots of great gifts.
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Visitors are usually asked to remove their shoes before they enter a Japanese house.
At the entrance of a Japanese house, visitors are generally asked to take off their shoes.
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