I bought a pen, but I lost it.

I bought a book.

Father bought me some books.

Dad bought me books.

Father bought me a camera.

I thought you might.

I bought a new sewing machine.

I bought a new bag.

I bought a pendant to wear to the party.

I bought a watch.

I bought an old car.

I bought a new suit of clothes.

I bought a book and he a ruler.

Father bought me a new bicycle.

I bought a weekly magazine.

I bought a book yesterday.

Yesterday I bought a book.

Yesterday, I bought a book.

I bought my sister a new hat.

Mother bought me the book.

Father bought me the book.

I lost the camera I had bought the day before.

My mother bought me a new dress.

Until you bought me a book.

I got a pair of new shoes.

I got a new pair of shoes.

I bought a red sports car.

I bought an old lamp.

No, I just got him the car.

I bought it yesterday.

I bought a few eggs and a little milk.

I bought a watch and I lost it the next day.

I bought a new computer last month.

I bought a camera, but I lost it the next day.

We bought a used train car.

So when I buy that, I'm not really investing in IBM.

I usually do my shopping at this supermarket.

Danny Gilbert, whose book, actually,

I bought a camera.

I bought her a new car.

He bought me a new dictionary.

I lost the camera I had bought the day before.

I didn't buy a car. I manage with a scooter

She has gone shopping.

He bought me a nice camera.