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"Elided" Example Sentences
- I'm not sure if he's coming or (not).
- He can't attend the meeting on Monday but (can) on Tuesday.
- She said she wouldn't be late, (but) she's always late.
- I think he's a great candidate, (don't you?)
- I'd like to order a pizza with mushrooms and olives, (please).
- She's been working hard lately, (hasn't she?)
- They'll be late because they're stuck in traffic, (won't they?)
- He's very busy with work, (so) he can't make it to the party.
- He's a good student, (although) he struggles in math class.
- I love watching movies at home, (especially) on a rainy day.
- She's a talented singer, (even though) she's shy on stage.
- He's been to Europe, (but) he's never been to Asia.
- I can't eat spicy food, (so) please don't put any hot sauce on my burrito.
- I'm tired of working all day, (so) I want to relax tonight.
- She's always happy and positive, (which) is inspiring.
- They won't be able to come to the wedding, (since) they'll be out of town.
- I'm running late, (therefore) I won't be able to meet you for lunch.
- He's the youngest in the family, (yet) he's the most successful.
- She's very creative, (and) she's always coming up with new ideas.
- He's a talented musician, (but) he's never played in front of a big audience.
- I love my job, (however) it can be stressful at times.
- He forgot his wallet, (so) he couldn't buy anything at the store.
- She's very busy with her job, (nevertheless) she always makes time for her family.
- He's very athletic, (as a result) he's always in great shape.
- She's a great cook, (therefore) her dinner parties are always a hit.
- He's very tall, (although) he doesn't play basketball.
- She's very organized, (so) she always meets her deadlines.
- He's very funny, (and) he always makes me laugh.
- She's very independent, (but) she still values her friends and family.
- They're planning a trip to Europe, (but) they haven't decided on the dates yet.
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