English Sentences Focusing on Words and Their Word Families
The Word "Gift" in Example Sentences
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2549814	It's a gift.	CK	1
1897724	It was a gift.	CK	1
2549623	This is a gift.	CK	1
2649000	It's not a gift.	CK	1
274356	I have some gifts.	CK	1
2891049	Did you get my gift?	CK	1
2299532	I bought Tom a gift.	CK	1
2647604	Thanks for the gift.	CK	1
302582	He accepted her gift.	CK	1
2294034	I think it is a gift.	CK	1
2243112	They exchanged gifts.	CK	1
2647036	Tom brought us gifts.	CK	1
2547605	Tom gave Mary a gift.	CK	1
2358723	I have a gift for you.	CK	1
316428	She accepted his gift.	CK	1
2646503	This gift is from Tom.	CK	1
34095	Could you gift wrap it?	CK	1
2294033	I believe it is a gift.	CK	1
2546453	This is a gift for you.	CK	1
3023948	Tom bought Mary a gift.	CK	1
2361852	I'll buy a gift for Tom.	CK	1
1095728	Tom brought Mary a gift.	CK	1
1093605	Tom has the gift of gab.	CK	1
1872231	I can't accept your gift.	Eldad	1
2687384	I didn't expect any gift.	fekundulo	1
1030015	Tom accepted Mary's gift.	CK	1
2360323	I have some gifts for you.	CK	1
1415967	Tom bought a gift for Mary.	CK	1
1026827	Tom can't accept your gift.	CK	1
2012900	Do you want it gift wrapped?	CK	1
2358816	I have a small gift for Tom.	CK	1
2358817	I have a small gift for you.	CK	1
1029554	Tom brought a gift for Mary.	CK	1
37041	Tom thanked me for the gift.	CK	1
2954904	You're a very gifted artist.	CK	1
2361648	I need to buy a gift for Tom.	CK	1
2361769	I want to buy a gift for Tom.	CK	1
887601	She wouldn't give him a gift.	CK	1
2359391	I've come to bring Tom a gift.	CK	1
53694	Jenny thanked me for the gift.	CK	1
1026952	Tom brought each of us a gift.	CK	1
34093	Can you gift-wrap this, please?	CK	1
2300226	I came here to give you a gift.	CK	1
1164325	Tom picked out a gift for Mary.	CK	1
388629	She was very happy with my gift.	CK	1
2956775	Tom gladly accepted Mary's gift.	CK	1
2540249	I told Tom that I'd get him a gift.	CK	1
244159	I'm looking for a gift for my wife.	CK	1
2481255	Tom didn't thank Mary for the gift.	CK	1
1092573	Tom wanted Mary to accept his gift.	CK	1