PULC/British English/S/Review/2

Panglossa Universal Language Course: British English
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Review–II

• I am saying that he did not stay in the party.
• Susan did not tell me that she will get married.
• –Where are my keys?
• –They are in the case next to your wallet, inside the drawer.
• Your bag is not on the table, it is under the table.
• If you do not call the police, the thief will run away.
• We could buy a better car if we did have enough money.
• I did doubt whether they would arrive on time.
• You must decide whether you will go with us.
• They are taking a dance course.
• This is not a grammar book.
• It was a plane crash.
• There were men and women on the street.
• There are boys and girls in that school.