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to pick out
to take one¡¯s time
to talk over
to lie down
to stand up
to sit down
all day long
by oneself
on purpose
to get along
to make no difference
to take out

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2.to take one¡¯s time : (to work or go leisurely, not to hurry)
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3.to talk over : (to discuss. Consider)
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4.to lie down : (to recline, take a lying position)
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5.to stand up : (to rise, take an upright or standing position after being seated)
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6.to sit down : (to take a sitting position after standing)
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7.all day long : (the entire day, continuously through the day)
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8.by oneself : (alone)
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9.on purpose : (purposely, intentionally)
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10.to get along : (to do, succeed, make progress)
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11.to make no difference : (to be of equal importance)
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12.to take out : (to remove, extract)
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