where's mine?
there's a factory near here.
Give me the book.
Come to my house.
This is the only alternative.
Where does she live?
What do you do?
It's rain a lot in the north.
I don't like your suit.
Why are you here?
They're waiting for you.
what's this?
What is it?
is it a car?
Don't do it yet.
Are there any problem?
What are you going to tell him?
What were you going to tell her?
What where you going to say?
Nothing's going to happen.
It's not what you think.
Try it; you'll like it.
It's getting late.
There's been a delay.
It's up to you.
This is getting complicated.
What makes you think that?
I wouldn't do it if I were you.
You cant't back out.
Don't lower my level.
I think he's fallen in love.
They didn't do anything about it.
let's not argue today.
I have goose pimples.
The stamp came off.
Raise the drawbridge.
There's and old saying that says..
I can rule out this alternative.
Psst...
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>It's rain a lot in the north.<
I think you meant to write: "It rains a lot in the north."
>Are there any problem?<
IS there any problem?
Are there any problemS?
(Since I didn't know which you wanted, I recorded both.)
>There's and old saying that says..<
There's AN old saying that says ...
Just a couple typos!
Teresa