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- Need you go yet? No, I needn’t.
- Neither Ali nor Bahram goes there on Friday.
- Neither Ali nor his brother knows English.
- Neither book is mine.
- Neither girls nor William is to blame.
- Neither he nor you are happy.
- Neither of them is absent.
- Neither one. I need some stamps.
- Neither pari nor her sister brought their books.
- Neither the officer nor his soldiers were there.
- Neither you nor he is wrong.
- Never have I heard such a beautiful music.
- Never have I seen him so angry.
- Nice, but expensive.
- Nine thirty – midnight
- No at all, the job carries too many responsibilities.
- No one but he him showed much interest in the proposal.
- No one, I’m going by myself.
- No person in his right mind would say such a thing.
- No ton this floor. You’ll find those in the basement.
- No very well. It hurts terribly.
- No very. About a half-hour
- No words can, describe the scene.
- No, I believe it is called gabardine.
- No, I believe it is called organza.
- No, I can wear my navy blue shoes.
- No, I didn’t get that far in the test.
- No, I didn’t. I want to a party instead. What about yo?
- No, I don’t
- No, I don’t know him.
- No, I don’t like either.
- No, I don’t see it any Where.
- No, I don’t think so.
- No, I don’t.
- No, I don’t. I’m afraid of the water.
- No, I hadn’t planned on it. Are they having a special exhibit?
- No, I hardly ever see him.
- No, I hate it. I always get seasick.
- No, I have a furnished room in a private house.
- No, I have few friends in this city.
- No, I have two roommates.
- No, I like to sit further forward, in about the tenth row.
- No, I mean what nationality are you?
- No, I need a dinner service for twelve, which includes soup spoons.
- No, I only need stamps.
- No, I prefer the old masters.
- No, I prefer to live on a farm.
- No, I take it black.
- No, I was frightened to look.
- No, I was ill and stayed at home.
- No, I’d rather stay home and read.
- No, I’d rather wait for the eleven hundred.
- No, I’ll need some help.
- No, I’m not married. I’m single.
- No, I’m not. I ate before I left home.
- No, I’m not. I’m going to for gym soccer practice.
- No, I’m not. I’m staying through June.
- No, I’m sorry, Doctor. I have another appointment. Could you make it later in the day?
- No, I’m sorry. He’s out. I’ll tell him you called.
- No, I’m sorry. I don’t the books haven’t been returned to the library.
- No, I’m sorry. I don’t.
- No, I’m sorry. I just rented the last one an hour ago.
- No, I’m sorry. That’s my least expensive apartment.
- No, I’m worried about money.
- No, I’ve lived here all my life and I’ve never seen such rain either.
- No, Mr. Ali. There’s nothing here.
- No, at his office
- No, black, please.
- No, but I have charge account at several department stores.
- No, but I’m engaged.
- No, but I’m going to try again.
- No, but Mrs. Elizabeth, does laundry and she’d probably be happy to work for you she lives in the house at the corner of this street.
- No, but he’s moved out of town.
- No, but it’s cloudy. I think it’ll rain soon.
- No, but my aunts and uncles are coming to dinner tonight.
- No, but my neighbor has one. His number is 2126042.
- No, but we plan to buy one soon.
- No, he goes to a private school. There is no public school near us.
- No, he is working.
- No, he lives in Tehran.
- No, he spends a lot of time on the golf course.
- No, it has a full skirt.
- No, it is not mine. It’s his.
- No, it is not. It’s in the back.
- No, it isn’t.
- No, it’s not. Color film has to be sent to another laboratory. Come in again on Monday, please.
- No, it’s one of the winter ones here.
- No, never
- No, not very. Here’s a prescription. Have someone take it to the drugstore to get it filled. Stay in bed and rest. Drink hot tea. Come in and see me in my office on Monday.
- No, not yet.
- No, on Sundays some sections are in color.
- No, only to the corner.
- No, please pay the cashier on your way out.
- No, she is from Iraq.
- No, she’s expected to recover soon.
- No, something that you know is good.
- No, thank you. Bring me a bowl of tomato soup and a ham sandwich on white bread.
- No, thank you. I can manage.
- No, thank you. I’ve had enough.
- No, thank you. Just a haircut