Some people really are lucky than others. (Min / agree / me)
Min agreed with me that some people really are lucky than others.
There are too many pigeons in the park. (Many people / complain / park staff)
Many people complained to the park staff that there are too many pigeons in the park.
He had spent his father's lucky dollar on candy. (Marco / confess / his mother)
Marco confessed to his mother that he had spent his father's lucky dollar on candy.
It's bad luck to step on a crack in the sidewalk. (Marcie / explain / her little sister)
Marcie explained to her little sister that it's bad luck to step on a crack in the sidewalk.
The day he met his wife was the luckiest day of his life. (Felix / announce / his wedding guests)
Felix announced to his wedding guests that the day he met his wife was the luckiest day of his life.
Gianna argues that everything happens for a reason. Many people disagree.
Many people disagree with Gianna's argument that everything happens for a reason.
Leslie asserted that superstition is based in fear. Carlos didn't understand.
Carlos didn't understand Leslie's assertion that superstition is based in fear.
Jae-woo decided that a trip to Las Vegas was what he needed. We were surprised.
We were surprised by Jae-woo's decision that a trip to Las Vegas was what he needed.
Ernesto commented that hard work is more important than luck. Lily repeated what he said.
Lily repeated Ernesto's comment that hard work is more important than luck.
Hiroshi claimed he had won the chess game thanks to beginner's luck. Sandra didn't believe him.
Sandra didn't believe Heroshi's claim that he had won the chess game thanks to beginner's luck.
Patrick remarked that Tanya probably shouldn't push her luck. Tanya ignored what he said.
Tanya ignored Patrick's remark that she probably shouldn't push her luck.
Mr. Wang responded that actions speak louder than words. I understood him.
I understood Mr. Wang's response that actions speak louder than words.
