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Here are some sentences about Peter and Susan. For each question, finish the second sentence so that it means the same as the first.The second sentence is started for you.
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Example: There isn't a lot to do in the evening where I live. |
1. Peter went to the party with Susan. |
2. Their friend Michael was 21 years old that day. |
3. They spent four hours at the party. |
4.Susan likes dancing more than Peter does. |
5. Peter suggested that Susan should dance with Michael for a while. |