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- His
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- He lost his job.
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That car is his.
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That is his car.
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We are his sons.
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I like his music.
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That's his house.
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Tom lost his job.
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He is at his desk.
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He keeps his word.
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His eyes are blue.
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His wife is French.
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He has his own room.
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He reached his goal.
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He shined his shoes.
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He stuck to his job.
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He took off his hat.
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His dream came true.
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His shoes are brown.
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His speech moved us.
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I admire his talent.
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Tom lay on his back.
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He achieved his goal.
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He attained his goal.
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He found his parents.
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He is doing his work.
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He is now on his own.
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His mother was right.
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He hurt his left hand.
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His story sounds true.
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I acted on his advice.
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She accepted his gift.
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She ironed his shirts.
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She refused his offer.
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She returned his kiss.
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Tom scrubbed his feet.
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He admitted his defeat.
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He has left his family.
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I agreed with his plan.
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I attended his funeral.
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Is his father a doctor?
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Did I hurt his feelings?
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Don't you know his name?
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He abandoned his family.
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He abuses his authority.
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He doesn't look his age.
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He finally got his wish.
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He got through his work.
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He neglected his duties.
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He stuck to his promise.
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He will visit his uncle.
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Let's drop by his house.
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Why did he quit his job?
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He admitted his mistakes.
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He looks like his father.
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He looks old for his age.
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He lost his movie ticket.
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He put his room in order.
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He took off his overcoat.
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He was cleaning his room.
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His family is very large.
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His father calls him Tom.
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I don't know his address.
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My father is in his room.
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My uncle gave me his car.
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She refused his proposal.
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The boy adjusted his cap.
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Was he lying on his back?
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He extended his right arm.
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He has a house of his own.
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His opinions carry weight.
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His smile put her at ease.
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I accepted his invitation.
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I can't remember his name.
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I can't think of his name.
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I couldn't find his house.
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I easily found his office.
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I forgot his phone number.
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She handed him his jacket.
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The soldier gave his name.
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Tom bought his truck used.
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Few students knew his name.
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He bought his son a camera.
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He invited me to his house.
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He is afraid of his father.
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He is studying at his desk.
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He loses his temper easily.
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He started washing his car.
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His joy showed on his face.
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I really trust his ability.
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She helped him tie his tie.
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We accepted his invitation.
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He accomplished his mission.
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He flew a kite with his son.
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He made up his mind quickly.
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His advice didn't help much.
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I'm looking over his report.
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My father is in his fifties.
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My son is small for his age.
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My uncle gave his car to me.
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Playing tennis is his hobby.
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She gave him his first kiss.
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She made him clean his room.
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There is a hole in his sock.
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Those were his actual words.
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Why don't we ask his advice?
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You can't count on his help.
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He hit his head on the shelf.
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He is taller than his father.
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He lost his way in the woods.
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He resembles his grandfather.
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He stuck the book in his bag.
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He stuck with his own theory.
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He took out his handkerchief.
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His opinion was not accepted.
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His wish is to go to America.
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I added his name to the list.
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I am doubtful of his success.
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I am familiar with his music.
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I may have hurt his feelings.
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I was impressed by his music.
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Ken couldn't recall his name.
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She thanked him for his help.
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Should I reply to his letter?
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Tom concentrated on his work.
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Tom is as tall as his father.
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Tony liked his job very much.
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What's his most recent novel?
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He asked his friends for help.
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He hurt his hand when he fell.
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He hurt his knee when he fell.
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He is lying through his teeth.
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He's always changing his mind.
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His advice didn't help at all.
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His car collided with a train.
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His grandmother looks healthy.
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His house is across from mine.
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His wife is one of my friends.
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I hear that he sold his house.
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I think his life is in danger.
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It was his job to gather eggs.
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She married him for his money.
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She reminds him of his mother.
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The hotel is run by his uncle.
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Tom is taller than his mother.
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Tom went back to his hometown.
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We received word of his death.
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He can scarcely write his name.
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He got into his car in a hurry.
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He had his socks on inside out.
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He ignored his father's advice.
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He is acting on his own behalf.
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He is afraid of his own shadow.
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He made up his mind right away.
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He walks his dog every morning.
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He was accompanied by his wife.
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He was deserted by his friends.
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He's just like his grandfather.
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He's thrilled with his new job.
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His house is not far from here.
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His new movie is disappointing.
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His new novel is worth reading.
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I asked Tom about his new book.
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I helped him with his homework.
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Mike runs fastest in his class.
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She advised him save his money.
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She took him for all his money.
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Tom couldn't control his anger.
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We skipped his turn on purpose.
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Are you for or against his idea?
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He closely resembles his father.
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He is afraid of his grandfather.
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He is not as tall as his father.
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He likes to cook for his family.
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He made up his mind to go there.
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He put his hand to his forehead.
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He remained single all his life.
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He wiped the sweat off his face.
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His horse jumped over the fence.
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I can't understand his feelings.
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I'm satisfied with his progress.
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She praised him for his honesty.
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She saw him driving his new car.
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The car he's driving is not his.
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Tom is the tallest in his class.
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We can see his house over there.
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He advertised his house for sale.
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He devoted his life to his study.
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He has his hair cut once a month.
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He is uncertain about his future.
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He is very stingy with his money.
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He listened to music in his room.
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He lost his ticket for the movie.
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He made up his mind to marry her.
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He owes his success to good luck.
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He repaired his watch by himself.
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He scraped the mud off his boots.
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He stuck his knife into the tree.
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He told me the story of his life.
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He took a coin out of his pocket.
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He turned to his friend for help.
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