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He said, “She is one of the most remarkable women I’ve ever met.
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He said that she was one of the most remarkable women he had ever met.
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She exclaimed, “I brought up my children according to old traditions.”
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She exclaimed that she had brought up her children according to old traditions.
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The psychologist remarked, “They are building a new childcare centre close by.”
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The psychologist remarked that they were building a new childcare centre close by.
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The lecturer noticed, “Many scientists have characterized this community as oppressive.”
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The lecturer noticed that many scientists had characterized that community as oppressive.
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The young girl said, “I cannot believe in love in a cottage.”
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The young girl said that she couldn't believe in love in a cottage.
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He said, “Psychologists more and more often refer to Z. Freud’s works on psychoanalysis.”
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He said that psychologists more and more often referred to Z. Freud’s works on psychoanalysis.
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At last she said to me, “Whenever you are on the road of life you can choose, you can decide where it is you want to go.”
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At last she said to me that whenever I was on the road of life I could choose, I could decide where it was I wanted to go.
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He said, “I’ll make the arrangements for the interview if I know what day it will be scheduled for.”
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He said that he would make the arrangements for the interview if he knew what day it would be scheduled for.
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He remarked, “Being motivated by the best of intentions, most teachers want their students to become informed and independent thinkers.”
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He remarked that being motivated by the best of intentions, most teachers wanted their students to become informed and independent thinkers.
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The professor made the conclusion, “Nowadays people are marrying later and divorcing more often.”
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The professor made the conclusion by saying that then people were marrying later and divorcing more often.
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1. He said that she was one of the most remarkable women he had ever met.
2. She exclaimed that she had brought up her children according to old traditions.”
3. The psychologist remarked that they were building a new childcare centreclose by.
4. The lecturer noticed that many scientists had characterized this community as oppressive.

1. Он сказал, что она одна из самых замечательных женщин, которые он когда-либо встречал.

2. Она воскликнула, что растила своих детей в соответствии со старыми традициями.

3. Психолог заметила, что они строят новый childcare centerclose by(?).

4. Лектор отметил, что многие учёные характеризуют это сообщество как тираническое (деспотичное).

5. Молодая девушка сказала, что она не может поверить в любовь "с милым рай в шалаше".

6. Он сказал, что психологи все более и более часто ссылаются на работы З. Фрейда по психоанализу.

7. Напоследок она сказала, что в какой бы момент я ни стоял на жизненной дороге, я могу выбрать, могу решить, куда я хочу идти.

9. Он отметил, что будучи мотивированными лучшими намерениями, большинство учителей хотят, чтобы их студенты стали информированными (компетентно) и независимо мыслящими.

10. Профессор сделал вывод (заключение, сказал в итоге), что сегодня (в наши дни) люди женятся в более позднем возрасте и разводятся чаще.