1)What were the men outside doing? 2)Where were the spacesuits kept?
3Who lived in the spaceship except men?

My little sister told me that she had seen me in the supermarket the day before.

Our parents say that they may go to Spain next year.

Alex cried that he was sure that nobody tried to understand him.

Peter wrote to me that hey would be late that night adding that it was raining and they didn`t want to leave the hotel.

Our teacher said that he/she had read our compositions and he/she thought that they were interesting.

She says that they won`t let her go out tomorrow.

Guests said to me that they had been happy to come to my party adding that it had been the best one they had ever visited.

I thought that something had been wrong and they hadn`t been able to phone me.

My mother said that she had got a card from my brother the previous week adding that he was going to return soon.

The child looked at me and said that that balloon was beautiful addinf that her/his father had given it to her/him an hour before.

Every country has its customs That's perfectly true. When I first came to a tiny Italian village I was shocked: everyone was smiling and waving at me. The laws of hospitality prescribe local people to protect the foreigners from any trouble. In daylight and even at night you can go out without fear of being robbed or kidnapped Though the Italian laws are imperfect like all the laws, in the country you can rely on open-heartedness and every possible support of the natives. The law of the jungle is for huge industrial cities.