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It seems to me that it is worth keeping the animal at home. Although it is necessary for him to care, often walk, feed, and so on. Here I have a dog and every day I enjoy the fact that I have it. When I am thorny and I have a bad mood, it comes and lick me. And it is clear that the dog feels something. Although he can not talk, but he will do everything in his power to support you. I get great pleasure when I walk with him. When I throw a ball or stick at him and he brings it to you. Well, or you have to take it away from him, cheerfully running after him. It seems to me that animals are made not for someone else, but for everyone. That is, the animals should be like animals, who after the robots come tired, they feed the animal and let the child go for a walk. Using the example of a dog, it’s never scary to go outside with a dog, because the dog will always protect its owner.

1 The doctor asked Ann what troubled her.

2 Emily told Mike that she had been down with the flu the previous month.

3 Meggy asked the doctor if she should take any medicine.

4 The nurse told Helen there was a prescription for her.

5 The doctor asked Jeff why he hadn't come to the clinic the day before.

6 The doctor asked Mark to strip to his waist.

7 Doris was told to take a tablespoon of that three times a day.

1 Fanny was asked to show her tongue.

2 Jim asked his friend what his temperature was.

3 The doctor asked Betty where it hurt her.

4 Janet said to her teacher she had a sore throat and a bad cough.

5 Ed told us Dave felt giddy and feverish.

6 The teacher asked me what the matter was with me.

7 Frank was asked how he had felt the day before.