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01. Don't rush, we have [plenty] of time.

02. There were [plenty] of people I didn't know at the party, but it was lots of fun anyway.

03. Fish are quite [plentiful] in the river.

04. I don't need any change; I have [plenty] of coins in my pocket.

05. Let's go out for pizza later. We don't have enough time right now, but we'll have [plenty] of time after the movie.

06. We don't need all afternoon to do this. A couple of hours will be [plenty].

07. There are usually [plenty] of students absent from class the first day after a long weekend.

08. A 103-year-old man once said "The secret to a long life is to stay busy, get [plenty] of exercise, and don't drink too much. Then again, don't drink too little."

09. There is a Japanese proverb which states that you won't get sick if you have [plenty] of work.

10. Solon, the ruler of Attica (639-559 B.C.), made it illegal to export figs out of Greece, thereby making sure there were [plenty] for his citizens.

11. In the southern part of Japan, it rarely snows to any great amount except for in the mountains, but the northern part usually has [plenty] of snow in the winter.

12. In ancient Rome, puppies were sacrificed to ensure a [plentiful] corn crop.

13. In June 1497, when Italian explorer John Cabot landed in North America, fish off the coast of Newfoundland were so [plentiful] that they slowed the progress of his ship, and could be taken from the sea in baskets.

14. Many people come to North America because they think jobs here are [plentiful].

15. Most of the population of Syria live in the western part of the country, where rainfall is relatively [plentiful].

16. To maintain good health, it is important to drink [plenty] of water.

17. Abraham Lincoln once observed that no matter how much the cats fight, there always seem to be [plenty] of kittens.