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1. “This patient will soon be operated on," the professor said. “We’ll do everything in our power to help him.” 2. On hearing the sad news, the girl burst out crying, but she was soon surrounded by her friends, who did their best to cheer her up. 3. What are you holding in your hand? Is it a birthday present for Ann? 4. I was late for classes yesterday because my tram was held up. 5. I’ve been trying to get hold of him for several days, but he always seems to be out. 6. This old house is to be pulled down next month, and a nursery school is going to be built in its place. 7. It’s unfair of the boys to keep away from Peter. He never meant to make fun of anybody. 8. It was rather difficult to follow with the speaker because he did not always keep to the subject. 9. You often lose your books because you don’t keep them in order. 10. After comparing the first dress to the second one, the girl decided to choose the first. 11. I think that a month’s stay in the South will do you a lot of good. 12. On hearing those words the boy leaned back and burst out laughing. 13. Nick hurt his leg and had to lean on my arm. 14. “Don’t lean on the table. How many times have I told you to keep your elbows off the table," the mother said in an angry voice. 15. The girl sat by the window leaning over a book. 16. If you don’t keep your word now, you’ll be ashamed of yourself later on. 17. It’s very dangerous to run across a busy street. 18. At first I hesitated about using these figures, but after checking them once again I decided to include them in my report. 19. He looked so cross when I ran into him in the street the other day that he hardly answered my greeting.​