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1. Sandra always encouraged her children to work hard at school.

2. When I saw that movie that day, its story really inspired me to be an actor.

3. His behaviour led us to conclude that he was lying.

4. Before I sleep, Daddy tells me wonderful stories.

5. John got his castle restored by competent specialists.

6. The sergeant orders us to climb up that damned hill !

7. My friends then asked me what I was doing among that messy situation.

8. This report is written by our secretary.

9. The boss had this report written by our secretary.

10. How lucky we are ! Exceptionally, our parents permit us to stay and dance here until 2:00 AM

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