1. If you want to lager beer, you need a reliable refrigerator. 2. The dress was: splattered, torn, ruined. 3. Sometimes I wish I had a dog or a cat or a gerbil. 4. He was eager to explain where, when and by whom. 5. And if I had seen it . . . . But there’s no point in wondering. 6. We are ready--should something worse oppose us. 7. The purists claimed that a strict parallel could be obtained between examples. 8. When the mayor learned that the pilot, Charles Lindbergh, was in town, he threw a party. 9. Her omelettes inspired several new lines of thought about the use of eggs--lines of thought that are now central to culinary theory.