Use a Gerund instead of the subordinate clause 1. He wrote that he would come back at the end of the war. 2.1 remember that I met her at the concert. 3. After I bought the book I left the shop. 4.1 am sorry that I kept you waiting. 5. They have given up all hope that they will ever see their native land again. 6 They stood for a moment. They didn't say a word 7 Everybody shook hands and got down to business. 8. When the child entered the room, he happily smiled at his parents. 9 Andrew feels all right now. He was operated on a month ago. 10. He remembered that he had seen the girl several times at the entrance exams. 11. She didn t feel as if she would ever forgive him. 12. You will get nothmg from him if you reproach him all the time. 13. Brian kept silent for fear that he might be misunderstood 14 Once he decides something, it is impossible to talk him out of it. 15. It was good luck that I was there and then 16 He came into the room very angry and didn't even greet us. 17. Barbara felt much better after she had given him a piece of her mind. 18. She escaped danger as she listened to intuition.
What is the number of your flat? - The number of my flat is 55.
On what floor is your flat? - My flat is on the second floor.
Are there two bedrooms in your flat? – Yes, there are two bedrooms in my flat.
What room is the smallest in your flat? – The bathroom is the smallest room in my flat.
What room is the biggest in your flat? – The living room is the biggest room in my flat. Is there a fridge in your kitchen? – Yes, there is a fridge in my kitchen.
Are there any pets in your flat? – No, there are not any pets in my flat.
Do you like your room? – Yes, I like my room.
Do you have a piano in your flat? – No, I have not a piano in my flat.