1 I wish I had paid for half of the meal, but I didn’t. I didn't pay for half the meal, but I wish that I had. 2 It was wrong of Mandy to tell Steve about us. Mandy was wrong to tell Steve about us. 3 Perhaps Anita didn’t get the text message. Anita perhaps didn't get the text message.

Hello Stefi, Another try ;) 1- I should have not let him pay all of the meal. 2- Mandy shouldn't have told Steve about us. 3- Anita might have not gotten the text message.

1. i would pay for my own meal but i am too hot to pay my own bills. 2. Mandy loves Steve so she tries to separate us 3. Anita is pretending that she didnt get the texts. she doesnt like me!

Hi Stefi Here's my attempt: 1. I didn't pay for half the meal, but i wish I had. 2. Mandy told Steve about us, which was wrong. 3. Anita didn't get the text message, perhaps.

Hi Stefi, isn't that a bit too advanced? I don't know exactly if you want to recompose the sentence with the identical number of words but i find it intriguing. I'll do my best. 1 I wish I had paid for half of the meal, but I didn’t. - I didn't pay for the meal, although I wish I had paid for half of the bill. 2 It was wrong of Mandy to tell Steve about us. - Mandy did wrong and told Steve about us. 3 Perhaps Anita didn’t get the text message. - Anita possibly, did not get the text message. Recomposing a sentence, in most cases, does affect the contextual comprehension.