3) Tripp asked
what he could do. And he continued that he never had money in the morning.
4) I asked Tripp
what he was talking about?
5) Tripp regretted
that you didn`t see what an interesting story you could write.
6) I asked him
if it would cost me four dollars?
7) He asked if I
agreed on one dollar to him, for whisky.
8) He told to
give him one of the dollars quick.
9) Tripp introduced
his friend Mr. Chalmers to Miss Lowery.
10) Miss Lowery
agreed to get along with him.
11) He asked
whether I could make a story out of that.
<span>12) I suggested trying
to forget that. </span>
1 gather
2 are gathering
3 is doing / does
4 write
5 are writing
6 is boiling
7 dances
8 is dancing
9 are you hurrying
10 hurries
11 is preparing
12is raining
13 rains
I have already read this book
He has known her for ages
She has lived here since 2014
I haven't done my homework yet
He hasn't done exersices yet
She hasn't visited her friends for 2 days
Have you ever read this book?
Has he visited this country yet?
Has she done her work yet?
<span>1) A complete test set is that of tests that test every point that can be tested. ( that)
2) These times should be compared with those in Table 3. (those)
3) The rate is identical with that of the uninhibited reaction. (that)
4) One should use a new method, not the old one. (one)
5) To be sure, the complier does not check all the things that FORTRAN
does but it does produce a very good program and it does flag certain
errors which it can detect. (does)
6) Some writers include zero among the natural numbers, while others do not. (do)
7) The problem is one of allocating frequencies to a desired number of channels. (one)
8) If you are a subscriber to the "Daily World" you may not be receiving every issue - many of our readers aren't. ( aren't.)
9) The conditions may sometimes be rigorous and at other times less so. (so)
10) Virsan's approach to the problem had much in common with ours. (ours)</span>