what!;  oh;  what the heck;  what the;  damn
 that child;  that kid;  that boy; (arch.)  you
 there;  over there;  genitals;  private parts;  that far;  that much
 immediately;  at once;  soon;  before long;  easily;  readily
 hello;  good day;  good afternoon
 what's the matter?;  what's wrong?
 with the exception of;  excepting;  excluding
 to go into;  to come into;  to penetrate;  to become complicated
 to come and see (someone, something);  to visit
 thank you for your hard work;  I appreciate your efforts
 skipping out;  cutting class;  truancy;  procrastination
 to become indisposed;  to feel unwell;  to have one's physical condition deteriorate
 healthy;  robust;  strong;  solid;  durable
 recently;  lately;  these days;  nearest;  closest
 particularly;  especially;  in particular;  expressly
 physical condition;  state of health
 to surpass;  to outstrip;  to excel
 such;  this sort of;  like this
 illness (usu. excluding minor ailments, e.g. common cold);  disease;  bad habit;  bad behaviour;  crazy;  insane
 (common) cold;  influenza;  flu;  ague;  inflammatory respiratory system illness (in general)
 to be prolonged;  to drag on
 (some) more;  even more;  longer;  further
 difficult;  hard;  impossible;  unfeasible;  fussy;  particular;  gloomy
 good;  advantage;  sake;  purpose;  consequence;  result
 stealthily;  secretly;  in secret
 to be found;  to be discovered
 to scold;  to chide;  to rebuke;  to reprimand
 the person in question;  prominent figure;  distinguished person;  that person
 man;  male;  fellow;  guy;  male lover;  boyfriend
 yes;  that is correct;  um;  errr;  huh?;  grrr
 thanks to ...;  owing to ...;  because of ...
 lively;  full of spirit;  energetic;  healthy;  well;  fit
 outline;  main points;  generally;  on the whole;  general;  rough
 now that you mention it;  come to think of it;  that reminds me;  on that subject;  speaking of which
 to place persons opposite;  to come face to face with;  to compare (with);  to check (against);  to match
 really;  truly;  indeed;  good grief