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it is a very special day

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it is a special day

Last Update: 2020-11-26
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my pet is a dog,it is very big and strong

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my troeteldier is 'n hond, dit is baie groot en sterk

Last Update: 2021-06-03
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it is a very exciting sport. my mum says i’m really good at playing soccer.

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dit is 'n baie opwindende sport. my ma sê ek is regtig goed daarmee om sokker te speel.

Last Update: 2020-10-22
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so after school yesterday there was a wind that blew the poor peoples house roof away and it wasnt a very good thing that happened the roof flies away and there is a very big storm on the way

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meisie wat jy sê wat gebeur het en vertel my asseblief

Last Update: 2016-08-25
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dogs have sharp teeth so that they can eat flesh very easily. it is a very clever animal and is very useful in catching thieves. it runs very fast, barks loudly and saves the life of the master from danger.

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honde het skerp tande sodat dit baie maklik vleis kan eet. dit is 'n baie slim dier en is baie nuttig om diewe te vang. dit hardloop baie vinnig, blaf hard en red die lewe van die meester van gevaar.

Last Update: 2024-02-27
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but with me it is a very small thing that i should be judged of you, or of man's judgment: yea, i judge not mine own self.

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maar vir my beteken dit baie min of ek deur julle of deur 'n menslike regbank beoordeel word; ja, ek beoordeel myself nie eens nie,

Last Update: 2012-05-06
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i would like to play soccer for my school one day. i like the competition of the game. it is a very exciting sport. my mum says i’m really good at playing soccer. when i grow up i would like to be a professional soccer player.

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ek wil graag eendag vir my skool sokker speel. ek hou van die kompetisie van die spel. dit is 'n baie opwindende sport. my ma sê ek is regtig goed daarmee om sokker te speel. as ek groot is, wil ek graag 'n professionele sokkerspeler wees.

Last Update: 2020-10-22
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once upon a time there was a building. in which no people comes because i thought that there is something that happened unsteadily. but no on try to go in that building.one day a foreigner man came he was of india only but for work he has gone to foreign he see that building he thought it is a very big and a very expensive building and they've and the people living in that area was foolish they were not using that so he decided that he will build that building nicely and live in that. after rel

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sunnyraj33 30.09.2018 english secondary school write a ghost story in 150 to 200 words. 2 see answers doremon468 doremon468 once upon a time there was a building. in which no people comes because i thought that there is something that happened unsteadily. but no on try to go in that building.one day a foreigner man came he was of india only but for work he has gone to foreign he see that building he thought it is a very big and a very expensive building and they've and the people living in that area was foolish they were not using that so he decided that he will build that building nicely and live in that. after releasing this news many people suggested him to leave the building because the building contain ghost but the man didn't expect ghost. when the man was resting in the room he saw that there is something behind the door he suddenly there then he walked slowly slowly with his speed and fairly he went there was nothing other than it a thief who was making to make the villagers foolish.then he told the villages that there is nothing but a thief who was trying to escape from that place because he has done as stealing in their bank moral- we should be not fear and be honest please mark me as branliest

Last Update: 2021-03-03
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a story about my dog ,my dog's name is sam.he is a very good dog.everyday he waits for me to come back from school so that we can play together.sam loves to play out side running around and rolling around.my father brought sam home when h was just a puppy and now he is all grown up and we have been friends for years now he is a very loyal friend.my whole family family loves sam and he loves them too.everyday he wakes me up and help me get ready for school

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'n storie oor my hond ,my hond se naam is sam.hy is 'n baie goeie hond.elke dag wag hy vir my om terug te kom van die skool sodat ons saam kan speel.sam is lief vir om uit te speel kant loop rond en rol rondom.my pa het sam huis toe gebring toe h net 'n hondjie was en nou is hy al groot en ons is al jare vriende nou is hy 'n baie lojale vriend.my hele familie is lief vir sam en hy is lief vir hulle ook.elke dag word hy wakker en help my om gereed te maak vir die skool

Last Update: 2024-03-13
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many of us live in housing estates. i live in one myself. the one thing about living in a housing estate is that we have many neighbours. next to my house on the right lives a family whose parents seem to be always scolding the children. i do not know them very well because they always appear angry. never a day passes without hearing the children crying and the parents shouting at the top of their voices. on the other side of my house, however, lives a very quiet and polite family. mr. verghese is a quiet man who seems to manage his family very well. though he has four children, which is one more than the other family, i never hear him scold his children. so his children never cry. what a wonderful family they are. further down the road is a family whose radio is switched on most of the time, except late at night. his immediate neighbours must have a tough time putting up with the noise of the radio. then there is a family whose members seem to live in a world of their own. many times we have met along the road and not once has any of them even nod his or her head in acknowledgement. they are not blind or deaf. yet they can walk straight past as if i am not there at all. i would not say that they are unfriendly. i guess they are simply not interested in knowing their neighbours. on the opposite side of the road live mr. lim and his family. mr. lim is a bird-collector. so everyday a dozen or more birds sing melodious tunes right beneath his front porch. it is preferable to the blare of the other neighbour's radio. however the bird droppings can give off an awful stench. these are some of the neighbours living near me. there are others that i have yet to meet. however i am careful not to intrude on their privacy. the friendly ones smile or raise their hands. the not-so-friendly ones look away. i have to live among them, friendly or not.

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afrikaans opstel

Last Update: 2016-03-13
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