Don't you like apples?

I prefer apples to all the other fruits.

The child who was caught stealing apples bravely faced the music in accepting his punishment.

Apples grow on trees.

I'd like two kilos of apples.

Do you like apples?

The apples are not quite ripe.

They sell apples at five dollars each.

Apples are sold by the dozen.

Half of the apples are rotten.

Which do you prefer, apples or bananas?

Which do you like best, apples, oranges or grapes?

There are a few apples on the tree, aren't there?

The apples are ripe.

Some apples fell down from the tree.

One of the apples fell to the ground.

Quite a lot of rotten apples were in the basket.

Not all children like apples.

All children do not like apples.

But I have no apples left to give you.

Apples were served as the dessert.

They are very big apples.

The farmer caught the boy stealing the apples in his orchard.

Take either of the apples.

The basket was full of apples.

Jim doesn't like apples, does he?

Jim ate three apples and said he could eat as many again.

Divide these apples between you three.

I want a basket in which to carry these apples.

These apples are good cookers.

These apples taste good.

The apples will be ripe soon.

Half of these apples are rotten.

Apples are produced in this district.

This box contains apples.

This box contains five apples.

This box is filled with apples.

Give me these 8 crimson apples please.

It's not easy to come by apples at this time.

Some of these apples are bad.

There are some apples in the basket.

There are few apples in the basket.

There are some good apples in the basket.

I prefer apples to oranges.

Some apples rotted on the tree.

Those apples are big.

There are some nice apples on sale in that shop.

Which do you like better, apples or oranges?

Do you like apples or oranges?

How many apples do you want?

Do you have any apples?

I would like to see the trees from which you picked these apples.

We have more apples than we could eat in a day.

"My teeth are too weak for apples," said the boy.

Apples were on sale today.

We ate some apples.

I have only leaves and apples.

My apples are gone.

Take my apples, boy, and sell them in the city.

My mother bought some apples at a fruit store.

I took one, and gave the other apples to my little sister.

I like fruits such as oranges and apples.

I have all these apples to carry, not to mention this bag of potatoes.

I like apples best.

I don't like apples.

I like neither apples nor grapes.

I like oranges better than apples.

I like to eat apples.

I like bananas more than apples.

I bought three apples and two bunches of grapes for dessert at the market.

I like apples.

We picked apples so as to make a pie.

The apples on the other side of the wall are the sweetest.

Aomori is famous for its good apples.

Grandmother sent us a box of apples.

I like apples among other things.

Farmers separate good apples from bad ones.

Some of the apples in the box were rotten.

There are six apples in the box.

There are many apples in the box. Some are red and others are yellow.

Are there any apples in the box?

The apples which he sent to me were delicious.

He carried a bag full of apples.

He divides the apples among five of us.

They like apples.

They sell apples, oranges, eggs, and so on.

They graded apples according to their size.

He caught them stealing apples.

They stole apples from my orchard.

She brought apples, oranges, and so on.

She picked out three beautiful apples.

She likes strawberries and her sister apples.

She made jam from the apples.

She gave the children two apples each.

She had a basket full of apples.

She is dealing out two apples to each child.

She filled her bag with apples.

She watched the harvest gathered and the apples picked.

She watched the gardens grow, and she watched the apples turn red and ripen.

She gave them some apples.

All the apples that fall are eaten by the pigs.