Bill had never really been sick.

Bill was too sick to come to class.

Bill was sick of calculus class.

Bill had forgotten about the

calculus class that morning.

(A) The man should go out tonight.

(B) The man should stay home and

relax.

(C) The man should work on the paper tonight.

(D) The man should go out Monday

instead.

The cafeteria was open in the morning.

The cafeteria did not serve

breakfast.

The breakfast in the cafeteria was not very tasty.

The woman never ate breakfast in

the cafeteria.

He believes that it is acceptable to

park there.

The parking lot is too far from their destination.

He knows that they won't get a ticket.

He knows where the parking lot is.

He would be glad to say it over again.

He would like the woman to repeat

what she said.

He says that he would like to take

the class again.

He's happy the class is over, too.

He finished all the problems.

He doesn't believe what the woman

said.

He was able to finish some of the problems.

Both he and the woman were unsuccessful on the math problems.

The man had mailed the package.

The man had forgotten to go to the

post office.

The man had given the package to the woman to mail.

The man remembered the package after he went to the post office.

They should take both cars.

The woman should try not to be

afraid.

The woman should buy a bigger

car.

They should go together in his car.

He wants to know if the muffins

taste good.

He thinks the muffins were

recently prepared.

The muffins are not really fresh.

He's sure that the muffins were just made.