These are pens.

These pens are his.

These pens are his.

Whose are these pens?

These are his pens.

Whose pens are these?

Whose little hands are these?

Get out your notebooks and pens.

You have three pens.

You have three pens.

Don't you have a pen?

Don't you have a pen?

These pens are better than those.

Tom has tiny hands.

The lessons are getting more and more difficult.

How am I writing without a pen?

My pen has run out of ink.

Excuse me, do you have a pen?

Small pots have long handles.

These pens are better than those.

Please buy me three pens.

Please buy me three pens.

Okay. Put down your pencils, as they say.

I don't have any pens.

How am I writing without a pen?

Don't touch that doorknob.

It was more and more hard to live in the village.

Are there any pens on the desk?

If you don't have a pen, use a pencil.

If you don't have a pen, use a pencil.

I have no pen to write my letter with.

He didn't have a single pen.

Is French harder than English?

It's getting harder to breathe.

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There are two or three pens on the desk.

Causes are the hardest to understand.

Japanese is harder than English.

It's harder than it looks.

Creating is harder than destroying.

The breathing becomes more and more hard.

I thought it was harder.

Jerusalem will be much more difficult to demarcate.

Iranian politics is much harder to read.

The acoustics of music are much harder than those of language.