“Yes, you’re right, the restaurant is too expensive. Let’s go somewhere else,” Mark said. [Structure to use: agreed + (that) + clause], “Okay, I will split the electricity bill evenly with you,” my roommate said to me. [Structure to use: agreed + (that) + clause], “Fine, we will extend the project deadline by two weeks,” the management team said. [Structure to use: agreed + (that) + clause], “We think it’s a great idea to host the party outdoors,” the committee said. [Structure to use: agreed + (that) + clause], “All right, we will lower the price of the house for you,” the sellers said. [Structure to use: agreed + (that) + clause], “Oh look! The supermarket down the street stays open 24 hours a day,” Sarah said. [Structure to use: discovered + (that) + clause], “Wow, this old book in the attic is actually worth a lot of money,” Lucas said. [Structure to use: discovered + (that) + clause], “Hey, someone left the front door completely unlocked all night,” my dad said. [Structure to use: discovered + (that) + clause], “I just checked the schedule, and our flight is already delayed,” Jessica said. [Structure to use: discovered + (that) + clause], “There is a serious leak in the water pipes under the kitchen sink,” the plumber said. [Structure to use: discovered + (that) + clause], “No, really, you must let me pay for dinner tonight!” David said to Clara. [Structure to use: insisted + (that) + clause], “I am telling you the truth, I absolutely did not lose your keys!” the boy said. [Structure to use: insisted + (that) + clause], “You have to stay for dessert, I made it fresh for you!” the host said to the guests. [Structure to use: insisted + (that) + clause], “I really need to speak directly to the manager right now,” the angry customer said. [Structure to use: insisted + (that) + clause], “You must wear a helmet while riding this bicycle,” the instructor said to me. [Structure to use: insisted + (that) + clause], “Oh no! I left my wallet sitting on the kitchen counter at home,” I said to myself. [Structure to use: realised + (that) + clause], “Wait, I’m actually walking in the completely wrong direction,” Emily said. [Structure to use: realised + (that) + clause], “Ah, today is Tuesday, not Wednesday! I missed my appointment,” Leo said. [Structure to use: realised + (that) + clause], “I just noticed that I’ve been replying to the wrong email chain this whole time,” the clerk said. [Structure to use: realised + (that) + clause], “Wow, I don't actually enjoy playing this video game anymore,” the teenager said. [Structure to use: realised + (that) + clause], “I did not break your favorite coffee mug,” Timmy said. [Structure to use: denied + (that) + clause], “We absolutely did not share any of your confidential information,” the company spokesperson said. [Structure to use: denied + (that) + clause], “I didn’t copy any answers from the internet for my essay,” the student told the teacher. [Structure to use: denied + (that) + clause], “I never saw that mysterious package on the porch,” the neighbor said. [Structure to use: denied + (that) + clause], “I did not eat the last slice of chocolate cake,” my sister said. [Structure to use: denied + (that) + clause], “The train service will be suspended all day tomorrow for maintenance,” the station agent told us. [Structure to use: informed + someone (that) + clause], “Your application for the loan has been officially approved,” the banker told Mr. Green. [Structure to use: informed + someone (that) + clause], “The office will close early this Friday at 2:00 PM,” the boss told the employees. [Structure to use: informed + someone (that) + clause], “Your order has shipped and it will arrive by tomorrow morning,” the customer service rep told me. [Structure to use: informed + someone (that) + clause], “The gym is going to be closed during the holidays,” the receptionist told the members. [Structure to use: informed + someone (that) + clause], “The streets are very icy, so your car might slip,” the police officer told the driver. [Structure to use: warned + someone (that) + clause], “If you eat that spicy chili, your stomach will hurt later,” my mom told me. [Structure to use: warned + someone (that) + clause], “The ocean currents are incredibly strong today, so don’t swim out too far,” the lifeguard told the tourists. [Structure to use: warned + someone (that) + clause], “If you don't back up your computer files now, you might lose everything,” the technician told her. [Structure to use: warned + someone (that) + clause], “The deadline is strict; they will not accept any late submissions,” the professor told the class. [Structure to use: warned + someone (that) + clause], “Let me tell you guys about the new security rules for the building,” the guard said to us. [Structure to use: informed + someone about + noun], “I need to give you the details about the sudden changes to our travel itinerary,” the agent told the group. [Structure to use: informed + someone about + noun], “We want to update you on the latest policy updates regarding remote work,” the HR manager told the staff. [Structure to use: informed + someone about + noun], “I will email you all the information about the upcoming charity event,” the coordinator told me. [Structure to use: informed + someone about + noun], “He explained everything to me regarding the history of the old house,” the guide told the visitors. [Structure to use: informed + someone about + noun], “We must tell the passengers of the unexpected delay,” the pilot told the crew. [Structure to use: informed + someone of + noun], “Please let the client know about our final decision by this afternoon,” the director told the assistant. [Structure to use: informed + someone of + noun], “I need to formally tell you of your legal rights in this matter,” the lawyer told his client. [Structure to use: informed + someone of + noun], “The system will automatically notify users of any unauthorized login attempts,” the IT expert said to the team. [Structure to use: informed + someone of + noun], “We need to tell the public of the potential health risks,” the doctor told the reporters. [Structure to use: informed + someone of + noun], “Oh, look! This is what was making that strange clicking noise in the engine,” the mechanic said. [Structure to use: discovered + what + clause], “I finally found out what my brother bought me for my birthday,” Chloe said. [Structure to use: discovered + what + clause], “Look at this document! This is what caused the financial error last month,” the accountant said. [Structure to use: discovered + what + clause], “Wow, I finally understand what the lyrics of this song actually mean,” Ben said. [Structure to use: discovered + what + clause], “Scientists now know what makes this specific flower glow in the dark,” the narrator said. [Structure to use: discovered + what + clause], “Wow, this is how you turn on the secret settings on this phone,” the boy said to his friend. [Structure to use: discovered + how + clause], “I finally figured out how the magician did that incredible coin trick,” Jason said. [Structure to use: discovered + how + clause], “After hours of trying, I solved how to fix the broken Wi-Fi router,” my sister said. [Structure to use: discovered + how + clause], “We learned how the ancient Egyptians built these massive structures,” the archeologist said. [Structure to use: discovered + how + clause], “I just found out how easy it is to bake homemade bread from scratch,” Anna said. [Structure to use: discovered + how + clause], “Aha! Here is where my dog always buries his favorite bones,” the boy said. [Structure to use: discovered + where + clause], “The detectives finally found out where the criminals were hiding the stolen goods,” the news reporter said. [Structure to use: discovered + where + clause], “I found the exact spot where the keys fell out of my pocket,” Kevin said. [Structure to use: discovered + where + clause], “We just found out where the new coffee shop is opening next week,” the coworkers said. [Structure to use: discovered + where + clause], “Look, this map shows where the pirates buried the gold treasure,” the explorer said. [Structure to use: discovered + where + clause], “Don't touch that hot pan with your bare hands!” the chef said to the apprentice. [Structure to use: warned + not to do something], “Do not walk alone in that dark alley at night,” the local man said to the travelers. [Structure to use: warned + not to do something], “Whatever you do, don't press the red button on the machine,” the engineer said to me. [Structure to use: warned + not to do something], “I will definitely pay you back the money by this Friday, I swear,” Tom said to his colleague. [Structure to use: promised + to do something], “I promise I won't tell anyone your secret,” Lily said to her best friend. [Structure to use: promised + not to do something], “We will arrive exactly on time for the meeting tomorrow morning,” the vendors said to the client. [Structure to use: promised + to do something], “Stand up straight and clear the room immediately!” the sergeant shouted at the soldiers. [Structure to use: ordered + to do something], “Drop your weapons and put your hands in the air right now!” the police officer yelled at the suspect. [Structure to use: ordered + to do something], “Okay, I will sign the contract and send it over to you today,” the landlord said. [Structure to use: agreed + to do something], “All right, we will host the family dinner at our house this year,” my aunt said. [Structure to use: agreed + to do something]

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