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... asked how long they were going to stay there.

Mr. Miller asked them what the picture was like.

I told him not to be afraid to ask me what he wanted to.

The assistant asked them to leave their address with the secretary.

The librarian said that there were a lot of English books in their library.

They asked me why I had not reminded them about it.

He asked me if I would join them.

They told me that Ann was giving a party the next day.

I asked them who had given them my name and address.

My father asks them what Mrs. Brown wanted to know from him yesterday.

You said that you were not going to retire until you wanted to yourself.

George's mother asked me if I could talk to my boss on the matter of her son's job.

I wanted to know if we had to polish those floors once a month.

He asked them why they did not invite them either.

I said that I was sure he had taken their umbrella by mistake.

You told him not to come until he finished his work.

My brother asked me if I was going to wait for her till the next day.

John asked Mike if he would invite her the next day.

He said that somebody had broken the lock of his car and stolen the luggage on the back seat.

He said that Jack would go on a business trip to Amsterdam the next day.

He asked Betty to boil some water for tea.

I asked the shop assistant if I could wash that material.

He wanted to know when they were going to buy that house.

The visitor asked if the concert began at 7:30.

Mary asked Ann when they (had) got married.

He told me that he would have to borrow some money from me.

She asked Steve if he could ride a bicycle.