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the novel.

1. That woman is my aunt. 2. This is his brother. 3. He is a friendly. 4. This person is from England. 5. That is her daughter

Model:"I have a headache," the boy said, (complain) — The boy
complained that he had a headache.

1. The doctor said, "You shouldn't go out today." (warn)
2. "Your son has had two detentions this week," the teacher told the boy's mother, (inform)
3. "I'll go home," the boy told himself, (decide)
4. "Yes, this dress is very nice," the mother told her daughter, (agree)
5. "I won't do it again," said the girl, (promise)
6. "Kate started the fight," Peter told his teacher, (complain)
7. My brother said, "I won't answer this question." (refuse)
8. "It was my mistake," the manager said, (admit)
9. "Phone your friend Robert," the mother told her son. (advise)
10. The father said to his daughter, "I agree with you." (agree)
11. Melanie wrote to Ann, "I'll come to your birthday party." (accept)

letter. 1. The librarian offered him a very good book. 2. Mother gives me fruit and sandwiches for lunch every day. 3. Peter told his children a lot of interesting things about wild animals. 4. Father promised them a dog. 5. The newspaper paid Bill Gates a lot of money. 6. A friend offered her help. 7. My grandmother gave me some very good advice.

Express the same idea using the complex object.
1. I want (he) to be my friend.-i want him to be my friend
2. They would like (we) to learn English.-They would like us to learn English
3. They expected (she) to arrive at 6 p.m.- They expect her to arrive at 6 p.m
4. She doesn't want (her daughter) to come home late.-she doesn't want daughter to come her home late
5. Tom expects (I) to write a letter every week.-Tom expects me to write a letter every week.
6. Our parents want (we) to be friends.- Our parents wants us to be friends
7. I'd like (you) to offer him help.-I'd would like her to offer him help.
8. I don't want (she) to read the letter.-I don't want her to read the letter.