5b
a)
1 He asked her if he could buy those cards.
2 He apologised for not having called her.
3 Sally told Mike not to throw it away.
4 She asked him where he had got it from.
5 He reminded him/her/them to hand in his/her/their essay the next day.
6 He ordered us to stop shouting.
7 She suggested watching/that we watch 'Beat the Boss'.
8 He refused to give up.
b)
“But then I found that it almost became like a puzzle, being able to decode something,” she added. – She added that she had found that it had almost become like a puzzle having been able to decode something.
“Don't be afraid of rejection,” he said. – He told people not to be afraid of rejection.
“The simplest method of cooling something can be seen when you look at how we cool biologically – through sweating and evaporation,” Emily said.
Emily said that the simplest method of cooling something could be seen when you looked at how we cooled biologically – through sweating or evaporation. “We sanitise them first,” he explained, “then heat them at very high temperatures, chill them and cut them into final bars. It’s a very simple process, but a lot of hard work.” – He explained that they sanitised them first, then heated them at very high temperatures, chilled them and cut them into final bars. He added that it was a very simple process, but a lot of hard work.
1 He asked her if he could buy those cards.
2 He apologised for not having called her.
3 Sally told Mike not to throw it away.
4 She asked him where he had got it from.
5 He reminded him/her/them to hand in his/her/their essay the next day.
6 He ordered us to stop shouting.
7 She suggested watching/that we watch 'Beat the Boss'.
8 He refused to give up.
b)
“But then I found that it almost became like a puzzle, being able to decode something,” she added. – She added that she had found that it had almost become like a puzzle having been able to decode something.
“Don't be afraid of rejection,” he said. – He told people not to be afraid of rejection.
“The simplest method of cooling something can be seen when you look at how we cool biologically – through sweating and evaporation,” Emily said.
Emily said that the simplest method of cooling something could be seen when you looked at how we cooled biologically – through sweating or evaporation. “We sanitise them first,” he explained, “then heat them at very high temperatures, chill them and cut them into final bars. It’s a very simple process, but a lot of hard work.” – He explained that they sanitised them first, then heated them at very high temperatures, chilled them and cut them into final bars. He added that it was a very simple process, but a lot of hard work.