Information structuring: Activity
- Sally was late. It annoyed the boss.
- Sally was late and it annoyed the boss.
- It annoyed the boss that Sally was late.
- Sally’s lateness annoyed the boss.
- The boss was annoyed by Sally’s lateness.
- It was Sally’s lateness that annoyed the boss.
- What annoyed the boss was Sally’s lateness.
- It was annoying for the boss when Sally was late.
- Annoyingly for the boss, Sally was late.
- Sally was late, annoyingly for the boss.
- Sally was late; it annoyed the boss.
- How annoyed the boss was when Sally was late!
- Sally, late – the boss, annoyed.
- Sally was late, annoying the boss.
- It annoyed the boss, Sally being late.
- Lee was rude. It shocked me.
- Lee was rude; I was shocked.
- Lee was rude, and I was shocked.
- Lee’s rudeness shocked me.
- I was shocked by Lee’s rudeness.
- It shocked me that Lee was rude.
- That Lee was rude shocked me.
- What shocked me was Lee’s rudeness.
- What I was shocked by was Lee’s rudeness.
- How shocked I was by Lee’s rudeness.
- What a shock Lee’s rudeness was to me.
- For me, Lee’s rudeness was shocking.
- Lee’s rudeness was what shocked me.
- Lee’s rudeness, that was what shocked me.
- Shockingly for me, Lee was rude.
- When Lee was rude, it shocked me.
- I was shocked when Lee was rude.
- Lee was rude; I was in shock.
- Lee was rude, shocking me.
- Lee, shockingly to me, was rude.
- That rudeness of Lee’s shocked me.
- I was shocked by it, Lee’s rudeness.
- It was shocking to me, Lee’s rudeness.
- Lee’s rudeness was a shock to me.
- Lee was rude – what a shock for me!
- Lee, rude – me, shocked.
- How shocking to me was Lee’s rudeness.
- What Lee did was shock me with his rudeness.
- What Lee’s rudeness did was shock me.
- Lee shocked me by being rude.
- Rude Lee shocked me.
- Lee’s rudeness, I was shocked by.
- Lee being rude – that was a shock to me.
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