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1. He asked me where I was going.

2. She wondered what had happened to him.

3. They wanted to know what the company expected.

4. He asked why Britain was competitive in many areas.

5. She wanted to know whether Britain would benefit from being part of Europe.

6. They asked him how much Britain’s trade with the Eu-ropean Union had grown.

7. He asked what the rate of inflation was.

8. I asked him whether the pound had declined since 2005.

9. She wondered whether he would come.

10. They asked us when the deal had been made.

Some people already send their elderly relatives in home for elderly. If it's the right thing to do? You need to think. Some people don't have the desire to care for the elderly(Pheraps it is just about the loved once), so they give them back without any solutions. These people are selfish. 
Those who have problems in houses, in work, for example, those who simply can't contain someone's fault for "Lack of money"...well...apparently it was supposed to be..
I do not think that the elderly should be given in a nursing home. Better to let your family live with you. 

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