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Running errands

Running errands

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Running errands

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I want to go to the library. I---nt-----o -o the -----ry. I w___ t_ g_ t_ t__ l_______ I w-n- t- g- t- t-e l-b-a-y- ---------------------------- I want to go to the library. 0
I want to go to the bookstore. I w-n- -o -- to--he -oo-store. I w___ t_ g_ t_ t__ b_________ I w-n- t- g- t- t-e b-o-s-o-e- ------------------------------ I want to go to the bookstore. 0
I want to go to the newspaper stand. I-want-to-go--- --- n-wspape- s--n-. I w___ t_ g_ t_ t__ n________ s_____ I w-n- t- g- t- t-e n-w-p-p-r s-a-d- ------------------------------------ I want to go to the newspaper stand. 0
I want to borrow a book. I w-n- ----o-----a book. I w___ t_ b_____ a b____ I w-n- t- b-r-o- a b-o-. ------------------------ I want to borrow a book. 0
I want to buy a book. I ---t-to-b-y-- -o--. I w___ t_ b__ a b____ I w-n- t- b-y a b-o-. --------------------- I want to buy a book. 0
I want to buy a newspaper. I-w--- t---u--a n--s-ap-r. I w___ t_ b__ a n_________ I w-n- t- b-y a n-w-p-p-r- -------------------------- I want to buy a newspaper. 0
I want to go to the library to borrow a book. I-w----t---o-to-t-e--ib-a-y -- bor--w a -o--. I w___ t_ g_ t_ t__ l______ t_ b_____ a b____ I w-n- t- g- t- t-e l-b-a-y t- b-r-o- a b-o-. --------------------------------------------- I want to go to the library to borrow a book. 0
I want to go to the bookstore to buy a book. I --n- -- -- -o--he -o---t-re to bu- ------. I w___ t_ g_ t_ t__ b________ t_ b__ a b____ I w-n- t- g- t- t-e b-o-s-o-e t- b-y a b-o-. -------------------------------------------- I want to go to the bookstore to buy a book. 0
I want to go to the kiosk / newspaper stand to buy a newspaper. I----t--o ----o t-- ki-s--/-new-paper -t-n--t- b---a -e--p-per. I w___ t_ g_ t_ t__ k____ / n________ s____ t_ b__ a n_________ I w-n- t- g- t- t-e k-o-k / n-w-p-p-r s-a-d t- b-y a n-w-p-p-r- --------------------------------------------------------------- I want to go to the kiosk / newspaper stand to buy a newspaper. 0
I want to go to the optician. I wa-t-to ---t- th- opt--i-n. I w___ t_ g_ t_ t__ o________ I w-n- t- g- t- t-e o-t-c-a-. ----------------------------- I want to go to the optician. 0
I want to go to the supermarket. I wa-t t--go -----e s---r------. I w___ t_ g_ t_ t__ s___________ I w-n- t- g- t- t-e s-p-r-a-k-t- -------------------------------- I want to go to the supermarket. 0
I want to go to the bakery. I -a-t to--o -- ------kery. I w___ t_ g_ t_ t__ b______ I w-n- t- g- t- t-e b-k-r-. --------------------------- I want to go to the bakery. 0
I want to buy some glasses. I---n--to b----o-e-g-a--es. I w___ t_ b__ s___ g_______ I w-n- t- b-y s-m- g-a-s-s- --------------------------- I want to buy some glasses. 0
I want to buy fruit and vegetables. I--an--t--b----r--- an- --g---b--s. I w___ t_ b__ f____ a__ v__________ I w-n- t- b-y f-u-t a-d v-g-t-b-e-. ----------------------------------- I want to buy fruit and vegetables. 0
I want to buy rolls and bread. I--a-t-to-buy--o----a-----ea-. I w___ t_ b__ r____ a__ b_____ I w-n- t- b-y r-l-s a-d b-e-d- ------------------------------ I want to buy rolls and bread. 0
I want to go to the optician to buy glasses. I-want-to-go-to--h--op-ici-- -o -u----a--es. I w___ t_ g_ t_ t__ o_______ t_ b__ g_______ I w-n- t- g- t- t-e o-t-c-a- t- b-y g-a-s-s- -------------------------------------------- I want to go to the optician to buy glasses. 0
I want to go to the supermarket to buy fruit and vegetables. I -an---o-g--to--h- sup-r--rk-t-to -u--f-u----n--v--etab---. I w___ t_ g_ t_ t__ s__________ t_ b__ f____ a__ v__________ I w-n- t- g- t- t-e s-p-r-a-k-t t- b-y f-u-t a-d v-g-t-b-e-. ------------------------------------------------------------ I want to go to the supermarket to buy fruit and vegetables. 0
I want to go to the baker to buy rolls and bread. I--an- ----o -- the--ak----o---- --l-- and -r-ad. I w___ t_ g_ t_ t__ b____ t_ b__ r____ a__ b_____ I w-n- t- g- t- t-e b-k-r t- b-y r-l-s a-d b-e-d- ------------------------------------------------- I want to go to the baker to buy rolls and bread. 0

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