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The doctor said, "You should start exercising." |
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He said, "Thank you all for coming to this event." |
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Laurie asked me, "What are you doing here ?" |
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"Stand up straight," commanded the sergeant to the rookies. |
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"Do come inside," said Dick to his guests. |
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"Please let me learn driving," Macy pleaded to her father. |
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"Be quiet or you will be thrown out !" said the librarian to the
noisy boys. |
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"Put your hands above your head !" said the officers to the
burglars. |
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"Don't touch me !" warned the girl to the hooligans. |
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"Ask your brother what really happened," said Franky to Ivy. |
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Answers |
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The doctor said I should start exercising. |
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He thanked them all for going tot he event. |
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Laurie asked me what I was doing there. |
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The sergeant commanded the rookies to stand up straight. |
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Dick invited his guests inside. |
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Macy pleaded to her father to let her learn driving. |
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The librarian warned the noisy boys to be quiet or they would be
thrown out. |
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The officers instructed the burglars to put their hands above
their heads. |
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The girls warned the hooligans not to touch her. |
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Franky told Ivy to ask her brother about what had really
happened. |
