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2. You shouldn't have lied to her. You …. her feelings.
3. She told me … off in front of everyone and made me feel a child
4. She just can't used to speaking in a foreign language
5. He promised not to let me , but I still don't trust him.
6. How the curry taste? Is it too spicy?
7. Don't tell me you thinking of taking the test again!

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2. The fact that we live in a cold climate, does not allow us to grow bananas and citrus.
3, the Professor insists that my name was added to the list.
5. The mother was opposed to her son was sent to the hospital.
6. She doesn't mind that her name was Suzie.
7. What prevented him to publish a book this year?
8. Teacher accused Martin that he cheated on the exam.
9. He denies that he stole the car.
10. We objected to that gas station built in our street.
11. He suggested that each expressed their views.
12. I remember how he talked about his journey.
13. The Director insisted that we attracted young professionals to attend the conference.
14. They were opposed to our group was the first to pass the exam

This text is about a biologist and conservationist Roger Payne. He discovered that whales sing and their songs can be heard across entire oceans.

Before he studied whales he had become an expert in animal acoustics. In 1967 Roger went to Bermuda where he met Frank Watlington. Frank told Roger about strange sounds that he had heard underwater. Frank thought the noises were coming from whales.

After that Payne and his colleague Scott McVay found out that the sounds were whales' songs which could travel across entire oceans. It happened at the time when hunters killed thousands of whales.  Roger Payne released a recording of whale songs and it helped to start the 'Save the Whales' movement. In 1986 commercial whaling was banned.

Payne still is busy studying and protecting whales.