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How's my son doing?

I gave my son a box of candy, which he opened happily.

Tom has a son who is a construction worker.

I have a son and a daughter. My son is in New York, and my daughter is in London.

I have a son, who works for a trading company.

His son took on the management of the factory.

Your son must be quite tall by now.

No news is good news. If you haven't heard from your son it's because he's doing well.

Walk tall, son.

Tom had to take care of Mary's son while she was working.

Why does he always run his son down?

The one and only dessert my son eats is chocolate cake.

My son practices with his Little League baseball team every weekend.

My son took a piece of candy from the box.

It was not until last summer that my oldest son learned to swim.

Who is this boy?

All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy.

We are not able to put a young boy in prison.

I remember him as a cute, bright little boy.

My brother is the proud father of a new baby boy.

At first, the boy didn't pay much attention to my advice.

As a boy, I used to lie on my back on the grass and look at white clouds.

The brave fireman rescued a boy from the burning house.

Tom reminds me of a boy I used to know.

From the time he was a small boy, Tom knew that he wanted to be a policeman.

We hardly had enough cake for every boy.

I am too old to swing on branches, said the boy.

I am attracted to a certain boy in my class.

If I were a boy, I could join a baseball team.

My twelve year old boy doesn't like to play baseball.