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1. Florence: You must do whatever your conscience tells you to be right, Dr. Cumming. (Berkeley). 2. What Miss Fulton did, Bertha didn't know. (Mansfield). 3. What is to guarantee that my orders are not changed? (Hemingway). 4. She found that I listened to what she said ... (Conan Doyle). 5. I do not blame the dog because I take it that it is his nature. (Jerome). 6. "I only want you to remember what you have seen," he said ... (Greene). 7. I couldn't tell who the speakers were. (Greene). 8. Lord Illingworth: One can always tell from a woman's bonnet whether she has got a memory or not. (Wilde). 9. I was horribly afraid lest someone might walk up Salisbury Lane ... (Bennett). 10. "I see how it is ..." (Bennett). 11. I wondered if the bishop's wife saw the flush on my face ... (Du Maurier). 12. "The bishop's wife wants to know when we are going to give a fancy dress ball at Manderley," I said... (Du Maurier). 13. Really impossible to tell which of the two was the better museum specimen ... (Galsworthy). 14. Lady Brilomart: Andrew, I am exceedingly sorry I allowed you to call on us. (Shaw). d) attributive clauses (descriptive, restrictive, appositive clauses (of nominal relation, of pronominal relation and of anticipatory relation). 1. Perhaps he was just killed by someone who wanted his money. (Greene). 2. ... Gabriel went away to a remote corner of the room where Freddy Malins' mother was sitting. (Joyce). 3. She has an opportunity which is offered to very few of us. (Maugham). 4. Ben ... was having trouble with the valve that supplied the right amount of air. (Aldridge). 5. That was the knife he had had no time to use. (Aldridge). 6. Those were the days when there was something like singing to be heard in Dublin. (Joyce). 7. He wanted to explain all he had felt and thought ... (Aldington). 8. She belonged to a world about which he knew nothing at all. (Greene). 9. They had agreed that during the first evening they would avoid asking questions about how and why Emil had left Vienna. (Warner). 10. The only person in the household with whom lie seemed to feel at ease was Hannah. (Warner). 11. We shall still ... cherish in our hearts the memory of those dead and gone great ones whose fame the world will not willingly let die. CJoyce). 12. I felt the same walking down Piccadilly after the war as I did as a youngster back from India. (Galsworthy). жүктеу/скачать 0.67 Mb. Достарыңызбен бөлісу:
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