In order that she may know it, write to her immediately

10. It is better that he stay at home with his mother to-night.

(b) n. It is very important that our soldiers conquer the enemy. 12. How old were you when you came to the United States? 13. Why were you laughing so much when you saw me this afternoon? 14. What is your name? Her name is Mary. 15. You must go to bed, my children ; it is now getting late. 16. It is possible that he may not go there to-morrow. 17. When we arrived the robbers had disappeared. 18. Your father is the first man who spoke to me when I entered the room. 19. I shall do it without his knowing it. 20. It appears that we are going to have a picnic to-morrow.

(c) 21. I am writing to her for fear that she may not come. 22. I like to take a long stroll when the weather is fine. 23. It is necessary that John come with me to see his uncle. 24. I know what they said, but they are wrong. 25. Our teacher always smiles when she corrects our exercises. 26. The man disappeared behind the tree. 27. How many apples are there on the little table? 28. Before you leave, be sure to write a letter to her. 29. I must go to see him, since he is sick. 30. If I had not spoken to her, she would have told it to my mother.

(d) 31. Children can laugh and weep at the same time.

32. It is time that we go to bed, for it is nearly eleven o'clock.

33. She is the ugliest girl that I have ever seen. 34. Why are you laughing? I don't see anything amusing. 35. Let us go to see what the men are doing in that yard. 36. Whether you come here or stay at home, I don't want to see you any more. 37. It is better that she go away this afternoon. 38. She appears to know all the boys. Do you know her? 39. When I go to bed before nine o'clock, I wake up early the next morning. 40. I shall speak until he pays attention to his mother.