1. “Can you repeat what you have said, Mr. Thompson”, Jim said. (asked)
2. He could not decide whether to apply for the scholarship or not. (mind)
3. I’d prefer you to start work next week. (rather)
4. If you have children, you have to change your whole lifestyle. (means)
5. I thought I might run out of cash so I took my check-book with me. (case)
6. Jeremy frequently invents stories like that. (typical)
7. “Why don’t you relax for a while?” she said to me. (advised)
8. I’m not surprised that he’s got money problems. (comes)
9. Why don’t you phone me later to discuss this? (give)
10. I was about to leave for work when he arrived. (point)
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1. “Can you repeat what you have said, Mr. Thompson”, Jim said. (asked) 2. He could not decide whether to apply for the scholarship or not. (mind)
By Valentina
1. Jim asked Mr Thompson to repeat what he had said.
2. He couldn’t make up his mind whether to apply for the scholarship or not.
3. I’d rather you started work next week.
4. You have children, which mean you have to change your whole lifestyle.
5. I took my check-book with me in case I ran out of cash.
6. It’s typical of Jeremy that he often makes up a ridiculous story like that.
7. She advised me to relax for a while.
8. I’m not surprised that he comes into money problems.
9. Why don’t you give me a call later to discuss this?
10. I am on point of leaving for work when he arrived.