1. The issue should remain between Jim and you.

2. Your department did very well on last week's report.

3. If you want the project, take their recommendations more seriously.

4. Thank you for inviting Charles and me to the luncheon.

5. The budget will be frozen until next quarter.

6. George asked both you and him to design the workshop.

7. When you need assistance, call Joe or me.

8. We would have been pleased if the project had gone well.

9. He lent me the books for three months.

10. His decision will affect everyone in the department.

11. Will the payment cover the principal and interest on your loan?

12. The title of the report did not accurately reflect its content.

13. Your new checks were shipped last month; therefore, you should have
     received them already.

14. If the report is all right, please let us know by Friday.

15. He will attend the conference in Dallas, Texas, in November.

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