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1. I was lonely at first, but after a time I got used to living alone and even got to like it. 2. I meant to buy an evening paper myself but now I want you to do it for me. 3. Let\'s go for a swim. - Sorry, my doctor doesn\'t allow me to do it. 4. I want to catch the 7 a.m. train though usually I can\'t do it. 5. You needn\'t worry. She will make him understand our point of view. 6. Don\'t forget to take the maps. You must give them back. 7. The miners expected to be paid at the end of the week. 8. I\'ve never heard Mary play a bagpipe. 9. He was made to pay the whole sum of money. 10. I\'d better go now and lock the car.