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Can she talk with me?

Can you give me that book?

Can you say it again?

Who can give her some water?

Can you open the door?

Can you close the door?

Can you give me a little water?

Of course; I’ll wait for you outside.

Of course. You can call her now, or I’ll go tell her; either is fine.

Could you say it again?

I don’t know how to use it; could you show me for a moment?

She plans to stay in the hospital for two days; everyone can go visit her.

You can borrow a book from me; return it to me tomorrow.

Can you help me bring that book here?

I don’t know how to use this phone; could you teach me?

I can translate this into English; can you help me?

You can call her so she won’t worry.

I can’t quite hear clearly; could you say it slowly again?

At school and at home, everyone should be able to freely discuss their own ideas.

Could you write your phone number down for me?

Could you say it briefly?

He feels that traveling by train is very comfortable, and on the train you can also look at photos.

At this supermarket you can pay in cash or by card; it’s very convenient for my parents.

I want to improve my Chinese level not to make my grades better, but so that I can freely express my ideas with more friends.

She doesn’t have confidence when playing basketball, but after playing soccer a few times, she feels she can also slowly improve.

She said with a smile that when she keeps playing games at home she often forgets the time; playing basketball in the park is not only good for her health, but can also increase her confidence.

I hope we can solve this problem together.

That novelist says every thing in life can become all kinds of stories.

She always puts recyclable trash and non‑recyclable trash into different trash cans.

Walking more and driving less not only saves energy, but can also reduce pollution.