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I'm afraid I can't take tomorrow off. (It's impossible for me...)

It's impossible for me to take the day off tomorrow.

That last soloist has real talent. (Whoever played that...)

Whoever played that last solo is really talented.

If you want to meet people , why not take evening classes? (Taking evening classes...)

Taking evening classes is a great way to meet people.

Which route should I take to get to the airport? (I wonder which route...)

I wonder which route I should take to get to the airport.

John was spotted trying to leave the party. ( John's plan to leave the party unnoticed...)

John's plan to leave the party unnoticed failed/ didn't work/ didn't go to plan.

We were all surprised by Jane's news. (What Jane said...)

What Jane said surprised us all

If there's one thing my aunt loves, it's being taken out for dinner. ( My aunt loves...)

My aunt loves being taken out for dinner.

I'm pretty sure most people would like to have more free time. (Don't most people wish...)

Don't most people wish they had more free time?

I've had indigestion ever since eating dinner. ( What I had...)

What I had for dinner has given me indigestion

What would stop her from taking the job? (We will never understand...)

We will never understand why she didn't take the job.

I felt so encouraged by my friends' comments. (What my friends said...)

What my friends said was so encouraging.

What is the name of the new head of department? (I don't know what the...)

I don't know what the name of the new head of department is/ what the new head of department is called.

It's uncertain whether they will arrive on time. (Whether or not they'll arrive...)

Whether or not they'll arrive on time is questionable/ debatable/ uncertain.

Pets do make for great companions. (The wonderful thing about pets is that they keep...)

The wonderful thing about pets is that they keep you company.

When our team lost we were so disappointed. (Everybody is really disappointed...)

Everybody is really disappointed (that) the team lost.

Her main worry was failing her driving test again. (She feared that...)

She feared that she'd fail her driving test again.

It's fantastic to hear you succeeding in getting that job. (That you managed to get...)

That you managed to get that job is fantastic.

He suddenly realised there was no point in staying on. (It suddenly struck him that...)

It suddenly struck him that staying on was pointless.