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They'd split up. We coudn't believe it.

We couldn't believe that they'd split up.

I was saying something. Jean didn't listen.

Jean didn't listen to what I was saying.

Was he lying? We couldn't tell.

We couldn't tell whether/if he was lying.

Should we call his mum? We aren't sure.

We aren't sure whether to call his mum.

He had done something. He felt bad about it.

He felt bad about what he had done.

Miko called me. I don't remember the reason.

I don't remember why Miko called me.

Ali had broken his leg. He didn't say how.

Ali didn't say how he'd broken his leg.

Jo blushes. This happens when she sees him.

Whenever Jo sees him, she blushes.

You disobeyed me. That annoyed me.

I'm annoyed that you disobeyed me.

We're going somewhere. I don't know where.

I don't know where we're going.

You're saying something. It's very upsetting.

What you're saying is very upsetting.

I will marry someone. They must be rich.

Whoever I marry must be rich.

I eat fruit. I do this every time I feel ungry.

Whenever I feel hungry, I eat fruit.

You're happy. That's what matters most.

What matters most is that you're happy.

Come over. Do this any time you want.

Come over whenever you want.

I learnt to drive a car. My father taught me.

My father taught me how to drive a car.

I take my phone with me. I do this everywhere I go.

Wherever I go, I take my phone with me.

I fixed my phone. Pip shoed me how.

Pip showed me how to fix my phone/