TYF3.BLUE.U1.SPOTON1

What he said shocked everyone in the room. (Subject)

• He said something.

• It shocked everyone in the room.

• • He said that he shocked everyone in the room.

• • What he said shocked everyone in the room.

• • What shocked him was said in the room.

• • What everyone said in the room shocked him.

She didn’t realize how difficult the test was. (Object)

• The test was difficult.

• She didn’t realize that.

• • What she didn’t realize how difficult the test was.

• • How difficult the test was she didn’t realize

• • She didn’t realize how difficult the test was.

• • She didn’t realize the difficulty of the test.

The truth is that he never sent the report. (Complement)

• He never sent the report.

• That is the truth.

• • The report has never been true.

• • The truth is that the report was sent.

• • The report he sent was not true.

• • The truth is that he never sent the report.

How they will solve the issue remains unknown. (Subject)

• They will solve the issue.

• That remains unknown.

• • How they will solve the issue remains unknown.

• They will solve the unknown issue.

• • How the issue will be solved is already known.

• • The issue solution is still unknown.

I don’t know whether she accepted the offer. (Object)

• She accepted the offer.

• I don’t know that.

• I don’t know whether she accepted the offer.
• She is unsure about the offer.
• I know she accepted the offer.
• She declined the offer.

My concern is why nobody responded to the invitation. (Complement)

• Nobody responded to the invitation.

• That is my concern.

• • My concern is why nobody responded to the invitation.

• • My concern is that I didn't send the invitation.

• • Why nobody sent the invitation I don't know.

• • What I don't know is why nobody sent the invitation.

That she missed the deadline was unexpected. (Subject)

• She missed the deadline.

• That was unexpected.

• • An unexpected deadline made she miss it.

• • That she missed the deadline was unexpected.

• • She missed the deadline and we didn't expect it.

• • That deadline wasn't expected so she missed it.

He finally understood what the professor meant. (Object)

• The professor meant something.

• He finally understood that.

• • He finally understood what the professor meant.

• • What he finally understood was what he didn't mean.

• • He finally understood something he meant.

• • He finally meant what was understood

His explanation was that he had misunderstood the instructions. (Complement)

• He had misunderstood the instructions.

• That was his explanation.

• He followed the explanation of the insinstructions perfectly.

• His explanation was that he had misunderstood the instructions.

• He was confused about the explanation so he misunderstood it.

• The instructions weren't clear to him.

1. They couldn’t remember where they had parked the car. (Object)

• They had parked the car somewhere.

• They couldn’t remember that.

• • They couldn’t remember who had parked the car.

• • They couldn’t remember where they had parked the car.

• • Where they remembered was parking the car.

• • Where they had parked the car was an objection.