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91 [ninety-one]

Subordinate clauses: that 1

Subordinate clauses: that 1

91 [ninety-one]

Subordinate clauses: that 1

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Perhaps the weather will get better tomorrow. Per---s---e we-t----w-l---et --tt-r -om----w. P------ t-- w------ w--- g-- b----- t-------- P-r-a-s t-e w-a-h-r w-l- g-t b-t-e- t-m-r-o-. --------------------------------------------- Perhaps the weather will get better tomorrow. 0
How do you know that? H-w--o you-know---a-? H-- d- y-- k--- t---- H-w d- y-u k-o- t-a-? --------------------- How do you know that? 0
I hope that it gets better. I hope-tha---t ge-s---t-e-. I h--- t--- i- g--- b------ I h-p- t-a- i- g-t- b-t-e-. --------------------------- I hope that it gets better. 0
He will definitely come. H--w--- d---n-te-y---me. H- w--- d--------- c---- H- w-l- d-f-n-t-l- c-m-. ------------------------ He will definitely come. 0
Are you sure? A-e you s-r-? A-- y-- s---- A-e y-u s-r-? ------------- Are you sure? 0
I know that he’ll come. I k--w-t-a--h-----com-. I k--- t--- h---- c---- I k-o- t-a- h-’-l c-m-. ----------------------- I know that he’ll come. 0
He’ll definitely call. H-’ll -e---i---y-c-ll. H---- d--------- c---- H-’-l d-f-n-t-l- c-l-. ---------------------- He’ll definitely call. 0
Really? R--lly? R------ R-a-l-? ------- Really? 0
I believe that he’ll call. I -e--e-e---a--he’ll-cal-. I b------ t--- h---- c---- I b-l-e-e t-a- h-’-l c-l-. -------------------------- I believe that he’ll call. 0
The wine is definitely old. The -in---- -ef--i--ly ol-. T-- w--- i- d--------- o--- T-e w-n- i- d-f-n-t-l- o-d- --------------------------- The wine is definitely old. 0
Do you know that for sure? Do ----kno--t--- -o- su-e? D- y-- k--- t--- f-- s---- D- y-u k-o- t-a- f-r s-r-? -------------------------- Do you know that for sure? 0
I think that he is old. I ---nk---a- -e-i----d. I t---- t--- h- i- o--- I t-i-k t-a- h- i- o-d- ----------------------- I think that he is old. 0
Our boss is good-looking. Ou--b-s--i- --od-l-okin-. O-- b--- i- g------------ O-r b-s- i- g-o---o-k-n-. ------------------------- Our boss is good-looking. 0
Do you think so? Do-y----hi-----? D- y-- t---- s-- D- y-u t-i-k s-? ---------------- Do you think so? 0
I find him very handsome. I f-n- him--------n-so--. I f--- h-- v--- h-------- I f-n- h-m v-r- h-n-s-m-. ------------------------- I find him very handsome. 0
The boss definitely has a girlfriend. Th--b--s -efinit--y---s-a girlf-iend. T-- b--- d--------- h-- a g---------- T-e b-s- d-f-n-t-l- h-s a g-r-f-i-n-. ------------------------------------- The boss definitely has a girlfriend. 0
Do you really think so? D- ----r-all- -hi---so? D- y-- r----- t---- s-- D- y-u r-a-l- t-i-k s-? ----------------------- Do you really think so? 0
It is very possible that he has a girlfriend. It--s----y-po--ible--hat--- -as----i-l-ri--d. I- i- v--- p------- t--- h- h-- a g---------- I- i- v-r- p-s-i-l- t-a- h- h-s a g-r-f-i-n-. --------------------------------------------- It is very possible that he has a girlfriend. 0

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