He can't do this kind of work, and she can't either.

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I don't like these sweets.

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What made her do so?

What made her do that?

Why did she do that?

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This wine has a fruitier taste than the one we tasted before.

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This beer tastes bitter.

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I can't face this life alone.

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I have been taking this medication for many years.

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I'm not that kind of person.

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Money is important in this way.

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In this case, the adjective goes before the noun.

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Under such circumstances, we cannot succeed.

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I still can't believe I did it.

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I apologize for the methods used to get you here.

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There's no need to be polite with this kind of person.

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These pills act on the heart.

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I'd rather stay home than go out in this weather.

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This kind of medicine can only be applied externally.

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A wise man would not say such a thing.

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This whisky is too strong.

This whisky is very strong.

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I don't want something like this to happen.

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Tom doesn't like to use the term "a person of color" because he thinks it implies that white people have no color.

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Tom doesn't like this color.

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It was heartless of him to say such a thing to the sick man.

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Should I take this medicine?

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I'd rather avoid it.

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Do you sell this type of wallets?

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It is inconceivable to me that he would do such a thing.

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This style of hat is now in fashion.

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Had I known that, I wouldn't have said such a thing to her.

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This kind of medicine can temporarily alleviate pain. If you need it, just take it.

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