Question 61: Alfred denied using John's cassette player.

Question 62: The kidnapper threatened to kill the boy if the ransom wasn’t paid.

Question 63: Father said he had been the superintendent while the school was being built.

Question 64: He said these old buildings might have already disappeared by the time he was back next year.

Question 65: Rose said she had been just leaving the office when she came face to face with a stranger.

Question 66: The inspector asked what she had been doing at 7 o'clock the previous evening.

Question 67: The passenger urged the taxi-driver to hurry up, saying he must be at the station on time.

Question 68: Father said the taxi was coming now and asked if everyone was ready.

Question 69: Helen said she thought she would have to find a better job because she couldn’t make both ends meet.

Question 70: He asked why she was so late, saying he had been waiting for half an hour already.

Question 71: She asked him not to let them down, saying she would be very embarrassed if he went back on his words.

Question 72: She advised her husband not to drink too much, as he might lose control of the car and have a bad accident.

Question 73: The boy asked when they would have lunch, as he was very hungry.

Question 74: He said he didn’t understand why she had refused to join them on the trip, as she had promised to join.

Question 75: She said she was glad he had come and asked him to sit down.

Question 76: Mr. Brown said he didn’t feel like going out that evening and suggested asking the Browns to come over for a chat.

Question 77: John suggested staying home tonight and watching TV instead, as it was raining too hard to go out.

Question 78: Tom asked me to ring up the station and find out when the train came in.

Question 79: She warned the boys to be careful and not to go too near the edge of the cliff.

Question 80: My friend begged me to come and help with the assignment, saying she couldn’t do it by herself.

Question 61:
Alfred denied having used John's cassette player.

Question 62:
The kidnapper threatened to kill the boy if the ransom was not paid.

Question 63:
Father said he had been the superintendent while the school was being built.

Question 64:
He said those old buildings might have already disappeared by the time he was back next year.

Question 65:
Rose said she had been just leaving the office when she came face to face with a stranger.

Question 66:
The inspector asked what the woman had been doing at 7 o'clock the previous evening.

Question 67:
The passenger urged the taxi-driver to hurry up as he must be at the station on time.

Question 68:
Father said the taxi was coming now and asked if everyone was ready.

Question 69:
Helen said she thought she would have to find a better job because she couldn't make both ends meet.

Question 70:
He asked why she was so late and said he had been waiting for half an hour already.

Question 71:
She asked him not to let them down and said she would be very embarrassed if he went back on his words.

Question 72:
She advised her husband not to drink too much as he might lose control of the car and have a bad accident.

Question 73:
The boy asked when they would have lunch because he was very hungry.

Question 74:
He said he didn't understand why she had refused to join them on the trip as she had promised to join.

Question 75:
She said she was glad he had come and asked him to sit down.

Question 76:
Mr. Brown said he didn't feel like going out that evening and suggested asking the Browns to come over for a chat.

Question 77:
John suggested staying home tonight and watching TV instead of going out because it was raining too hard.

Question 78:
Tom asked me to ring up the station and find out when the train came in.

Question 79:
She warned the boys to be careful and not to go too near the edge of the cliff.

Question 80:
My friend begged me to come and help with the assignment as he couldn’t do it by himself.