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They said, "We have our hair cut at the barber-shop next door." |
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He says, "I may be having a nap when you arrive at the house." |
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I shall tell him, "I am looking for my report card." |
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The doctor told us," He is out of danger now. You can probably
take him home in a week's time." |
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My grandfather always says, "The beaten road is the safest." |
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The doctor said, "The soldiers donated blood to the hospital
this morning." |
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She said, "He will be driving home tomorrow." |
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The guard is saying, "No one can be admitted into the building
without a pass from the authorities." |
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The science teacher warned him, "Nitric acid can give you nasty
burns if you touch it." |
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"The old bridge was washed away during the floods. The new
bridge will not be ready till the end of next year," Mark said. |
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We shall tell him, "We are learning how to cook. By tomorrow, we
shall have learnt how to make a sponge cake." |
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He said, "I didn't tell her about my contribution to the
exhibition." |
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"Hydrogen explodes when it is lighted," she said. |
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"The rainbow is a promise for a better tomorrow," the teacher
told the children. |
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The farmer said, "The hens have laid some eggs. I shall take
them to the market tomorrow to sell them." |
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Answers |
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They said that they have their hair cut at the barber-shop next
door. |
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He says that he may be having a nap when I arrive at the house. |
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3. |
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I shall tell him that I am looking for my report card. |
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The doctor told us that he was out of danger then. We could
probably take him home a week later. |
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My grandfather always says that the beaten road is the safest. |
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6. |
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The doctor said that the soldiers had donated blood to the
hospital that morning. |
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She said that he would be driving home the next day. |
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8. |
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The guard is saying that no one can be admitted into the
building without a pass from the authorities. |
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9. |
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The science teacher warned him that nitric acid can give him
nasty burns if he touches it. |
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10. |
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Mark said that the old bridge had been washed away during the
floods. The new bridge would not be ready till the end of the
following year. |
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We shall tell him that we are learning how to cook. By the next
day, we shall have learnt how to make a sponge cake. |
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He said that he didn't tell her about his contribution to the
exhibition. |
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13. |
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She said that hydrogen explodes when it is lighted. |
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14. |
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The teacher told the children that the rainbow was a promise for
a better tomorrow. |
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The farmer said that the hens had laid some eggs. He would be
taking them tot he market the following day to sell them. |
