Common Sentences starting with --J--
| 1. | Jack and Betty have been going steady for a month. |  |
| 2. | Jack and Stephanie. | |
| 3. | Jack seems to regret it deeply. | |
| 4. | Jack suddenly stopped talking when Mary entered the room. | |
| 5. | Jane became taller than her mother. | |
| 6. | Jane cannot have said such a thing. | |
| 7. | Jane gave me the same present as Wendy did. | |
| 8. | Jane had a very boring weekend. | |
| 9. | Jane has a lot of clothes to wash. | |
| 10. | Jane is absent from school today. | |
| 11. | Jane looks very happy. | |
| 12. | Jane may be playing tennis with my brother. | |
| 13. | Janet bought a skirt and a blouse. | |
| 14. | Japan is not as large as Canada. | |
| 15. | Jeff, I'm going to the supermarket. Do you want to come with me? | |
| 16. | Jennifer, would you like to have dinner with me? | |
| 17. | Jim is Canadian. | |
| 18. | Jim isn't a lawyer, but a doctor. | |
| 19. | Jim looked right and left before he crossed the road. | |
| 20. | Jim runs as fast as Ron. | |
| 21. | Jim turned the key in the lock. | |
| 22. | Jim, I heard you took a trip to San Diego. Is that right? | |
| 23. | Jim's not a lawyer. He's a doctor. | |
| 24. | Jimmy begged me to take him to the zoo. | |
| 25. | Jimmy insisted on my taking him to the zoo. | |
| 26. | Joe and I saw a lion yesterday. | |
| 27. | John and Ann like each other. | |
| 28. | John and Mary have known each other since 1976. | |
| 29. | John came running into the room. | |
| 30. | John came to Japan yesterday. | |