Pronunciation of the English word buy.
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1. | It's coming up to Christmas here and all the shops are like "Buy! Buy! Buy!" | |
2. | "Can I have a ticket?" "Yes, you can. In fact I'd recommend this one." "But I mean: can I buy a ticket?" "I'm surprised you're asking me that question. How do I know if you can buy a ticket? It depends on what's in your wallet." "Come on, you know – I'd like to buy a ticket." "And I can sell a ticket." "What a stroke of luck! So give me a ticket, please!" "There you go." "Finally!" | |
3. | It's a pity that you can't buy miracles like you would buy potatoes. | |
4. | If I had money, I would buy that camera. As it is, I cannot buy it. | |
5. | Although she wants to buy a vehicle, there is no margin to buy. | |
6. | "I shall buy a new house. How about you?" "No, I will not buy one." | |
7. | Tom can't buy what he wants to buy because he doesn't have enough money. | |
8. | Could you please go buy bread at the baker's, two small ones and a large one please? And if they ran out, you can buy four thin baguettes instead. | |
9. | Why did I buy flowers? Why are you asking me a question like that? I bought them because I wanted to buy them, OK! | |
10. | Please buy me a turtle, Mother, please buy me a turtle. |