Mrs.Jones had a daughter, she was four; her mother was trying to teach her how to say please when she asked for something and to say thank you when someone gave her something.
One day while they were having tea, the child asked her mother for some bread and butter and her mother asked her what she had to add more and she answered she wanted some jam more so her mother asked her daughter if she wanted some tea more and she said no so Mrs.Jones asked her what she didn't want and the child answered she didn't want tea.

 

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He told me that it was a great film.
She said that she was seeing the film the next day.
He said it was his favourite film.
He told me that he had taken his sister to see the film.
She said that they had seen several films in that cinema.
He said he would buy the cinema tickets that evening.

 

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She said that she was very happy to be there.
She said she had never been to Englan before.
She said she was going to be in London for three weeks.
She said she was making a new film.
She said she was sure it would be a great film.
She said that the director was one of the best in the world.

 

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Dan said he wanted to see the new cartoon, Naomi told him that she had seen it.
Sarah said she loved the new film of Pride and Prejudice, but Harry told her he thought it was
terrible.
Judy told Kate that they could go and see the new Men in Black film that night, but Kate told her that she had never enjoyed a science fiction film so Judy said they were very funny and she added that she was sure she would like it.
Ian said that Matrix was his favourite film so Zara told him that it was yours his too and he added he had seen it six times that year.
James told Ken that he knew a lot about films and Ken said his parents had given him an encyclopedia of the cinema for his birthday last year.
Ken said he didn't think the director Alfred Hitchcock has ever won an Oscar and James added that he was surprised because Hitchcock had made lots of great films.ù

 

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Tomorrow is another day.
I love the smell of napalm in the morning.
I will make you an offer that you can't refuse.
I have had a farm in Africa.
I have travelled each and every highway.
My mother has been a tailor and she has sewn my new blue jeans.
All the world is a stage.
There is no place like home.
I think it is the beginning of a beatiful friendship.
I like work and it fascinates me. I can sit and watch it for hours.

 

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My teacher asked us if we had done our homework.
The robber asked me if there was a bank near there.
My boss asked me if I had finished writing the report.
The waiter asked them if they wanted chips with theirs burgers.
My mum asked me if I had remember to phone my grandmother.
My little brother asked mum if she would give him some money for the cinema.
Joe asked Maria if she thought she would go to Susan's party next week.
The tour guide asked the tourists if they had been to London before.

 

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Are you ready to leave?
Do you give me some money?
How much money do you want?
Can I write you a cheque?
Have you ever really loved me?