"No," repeated the Englishman.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

"Oh, yes," he answered.

“It's impossible," said Jack.—“Impossible," echoed Henry.

‘No,' he answered, busy with the broom, ‘I don't want to.'

“Th‐th‐thank you," he stuttered.

"Hee hee," his mother chuckled, shaking her head.

"Excuse me," Ann broke in.

“G‐g‐good‐bye," he stammered.

He said, I am not.

"Come back!" he shouted.

I said, “Come here, boy." And the boy shook his head (instead of saying ‘no').

"Next time," he said.

"Harrumph!" The president cleared his throat.

"Don't say such rubbish!" said the farmer.

“Who…who are you?" he sputtered in surprise.

"Give me a fresh bottle," he said.

"Give me another bottle," he said.

Give me a fresh bottle, he said.

an English version of Don Quixote

"Don't stop, Tony," said Linda.

"Get rid of it, of course!" answered the farmer.

"Get rid of it, of course!" Answered the farmer.

That pronunciation is unacceptable in the south of Britain.

"I am too big to climb and play," said the boy.

"Yes, it is," said the Little House to herself.

"Now, boys." he said.

Now, boys, he said.

The man said "baa," imitating a sheep.

“Do your best," he repeated.

He told me that there is an excess of noradrenaline.

"That's very nice of you," Willie answered.