Some juice, please.

Do you want fruit juice?

Do you want fruit juice?

Children want fruit juice.

Do you want some fruit juice?

Tom drank some juice.

Tom drank some juice.

I drank some juice.

Orange juice or champagne?

We need a bottle of juice.

Children want fruit juice.

I asked for grape juice.

Would you like some more orange juice?

Tom drank some orange juice.

Tom drank some orange juice.

I want some orange juice.

I want orange juice.

I'd like orange juice.

Two glasses of orange juice, please.

I would like fruit juice.

I'd like an orange juice.

How many glasses of juice did she drink?

Tom drank a glass of orange juice.

Tom brought Mary some juice.

Two glasses of apple juice, please.

Wine is made from grape juice.

Tom offered me some orange juice.

Tom ordered an apple juice.

Homelands for Plants

Most of the plants died.

Executive Summary

Mother bought two bottles of orange juice.

My mum bought two bottles of apple juice.

Tom bought three bottles of grape juice.

Are you sure you don't want some juice?

Are you sure you don't want some juice?

Are you sure you don't want some juice?

Rubber is made from the sap of the rubber tree.

Tom poured some apple juice into a glass.

Tom poured some apple juice into a glass.

I'll buy the wine and the apple juice.

Freshly pressed juice is more expensive than juice from concentrate.

We do the final watering of the plants.

Botany deals with the study of plants.

There are no plants on the Moon.