conjunctive と (joining nouns)

Everyone has strengths and weaknesses.

It's hard to keep a conversation going with someone who only says "yes" and "no."

Words and actions should match, but it's difficult to follow through.

All's fair in love and war.

This time next year, I'll probably be living with you.

The adopted child lived happily with the new family.

A dancer's grace is born from strenuous practice, sweat, and suffering.

They're obviously jealous of his wealth and status.

The relationship between manga and Japan's film industry is similar to that of bestsellers and Hollywood.

Books and friends should be few in number and good in quality.

Please don't compare me with my brother.

We stuffed ourselves with pizza and chicken for lunch.

What's the boss's car model and color?

The People's Choice Awards, determined by popular vote, were announced again this year, with Mel Gibson and Julia Roberts selected as the most popular male and female film stars.

Machida is an interesting city where old and new are mixed together.

Between English-to-Japanese and Japanese-to-English translation, more people seem to prefer English-to-Japanese.

The likes of me couldn't possibly draw bison, deer, and horses so as to tell them apart.

This land and this house are mine, I tell you.

My husband and daughter are fast asleep.

Pushing a small cart with a teapot and tea set on it, Seika came into the room.

Love and marriage are different things.

I'm scheduled to meet with Mr. Jones next week.

If you want to come, you're welcome to come with us.

Elements C and D can be excluded because they have no bearing on arc generation.

Can you tell the difference between sheep and goats?

To calculate the volume, just multiply length, width, and depth.

To play baseball, you need a bat, a ball, and a glove.

Our eyes met.

I've got plans to meet my uncle tomorrow.

Books can be classified into good ones and bad ones.