107. When I got home yesterday, Molly was cooking dinner. In fact she had been working in the kitchen for more than two hours by the time I arrived.
108. If only there was peace in the world!
109. Aunt Grace is looking forward to retirement next spring.
110. Shella hasn't had a holiday since she came to Bristol. She wishes she had taken one last August.
111. Ben hasn't written to us since he changed his address. When we hear from him, we'll get in touch with you.
112. Would you mind not smoking here?
113. While Peter was waiting for a tram last Friday, it suddenly began raining. Unfortunately he hadn't taken his raincoat with him.
114. If she had driven more carefully yesterday, she wouldn't have caused an accident.
115. I would like to be able to play tennis like Steffi Graff.
116. I saw him crossing the street, but he was too far away to speak to.
117. I wish I had been more careful when I did my homework.
118. If they had behaved well at the last party, the landlady wouldn't have been so upset now.
119. He was going on saying the same thing again and again until we were sick of hearing it.
120. If only I had known earlier.
121. I am sure Helen won't mind looking after the children.
122. I am not used to being told what to do.
123. She looks tired. She must have worked hard last night.
124. It was my mistake. I shouldn't have dated two girls at the same time.
125. When I lived in America I got used to leaving my door open at night.
126. Have you heard that Mary divorced her husband? I think she shouldn't have married him in the first place.
127. She speaks German very well. She might have spent a few years in Germany.
128. Be careful. I'd rather you didn't drop everything on the floor.
129. I wish you didn't keep pouring hot tea down my neck.
130. I can't go out now. Suppose my manager will come in?
131. At the end of this month Mrs Parsons will have worked here for exactly 25 years.
132. I am so cold that I can't help shivering.
133. In the year 2000 George Bernard Shaw will be dead for 50 years.
134. If you dislike peeling onions, try holding them under water while doing it.
135. Your stockings need mending.
136. I feel like flying.
137. I caught him reading my letters. Fancy him doing a thing like that.
138. He says he doesn't remember promising to help you.
139. I can't help feeling sorry for the hungry children of Somalia.
140. Seeing that there is very little time left, Mike is getting dressed as quickly as he can.
''The most difficult thing is the decision to act, the rest is merely tenacity.''
