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Many small nations were born during the World War

15. Nobody will do it for me. 16. I am going to do what she told me. 17. I don't like potatoes. Pass them to John. 18. There was no man in the room when I arrived. 19. I could not buy anything fine in that store. 20. How old was she when she left this city?

(c) 21. Do you remember that I spoke to him about it last week? 22. What is the matter with her? She could eat no bread this morning. 23. What you gave me is sufficient for the butter. 24. She is always thinking of what she saw during the war. 25. Nothing fell from that tree while I was in the garden. 26. Let us read no more. It is getting too late. 27. I told her to do nothing while she was working. 28.* The children were so sleepy that they wanted to go to bed immediately. 29. She no longer says anything about what she did. 30. Sit around the table and pass the meat and potatoes.

(d) 31. What did you think of that young man who accompanied Mary to church? 32. When was their mother born? 33. I bought nothing good at the store this morning. 34. We used to live in the city of which you spoke. 35. You can have the chair ; I'll sit on the box. 36. We cannot have a good time if we haven't many friends. 37. We should love everybody. 38. No one knocked at the door while I was sitting in the garden. 39. Nothing will happen to her if she pays attention. 40. He could have gone with her if he had wished.

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