Complete the second sentence so that it means the same as the first. Use one to three words. 1 "Open your mouth," the dentist said to Bill.
He asked Billmouth.
2 I can't take any more of it.
I've had it
3 Don't believe anything he says.
Don't believe a says.
4 Could you tell me where the post office is? Could you tell me thethe post office? 5 Will you take care of my brother?
Will youmy brother?
6 He's trying to find a new secretary.
He's a new secretary.
7 "Did he like it?" Ann asked.
Ann askedit.
8 I can't wait to see them again.
I'm seeing them again.
9 "Pete is coming on Monday," he said.
He said thaton Monday
10 "Is Ann with you?" Laura asked me.
Laura asked mewith me.
1. To open his mouse
4. The location of the post office
5. Will you care my brother
6. finding
7. if he likes it
8. looking forward to see
9. Pete will come
10. if Ann is with me