sentences practice 1. In the big scheme of things, it makes no difference that I failed my exam. 2. It occurs to Jake that he wrote a text message then realized he didn't know his friends phone number. 3. What remains to be seen how the bank robber escaped the police. 4. I was hoping to go swimming, it turned out that the water is very cold. 5. Judging from the e-mail, it was apparent that Roger would need to go to Canada. 6. It turn out to the movie is very disappointing, and I wish I had not wasted my money on the ticket. 7. It makes no difference that Nicholas want to go to the park because we don't have time. 8. It happened when I was swimming above the coral reef I see a sea turtle. 9. It remains to be seen whether the men will accept the job. 10. As the book goes on, it becomes obvious that the character is racist. 1. After he left his house, it occurred to Jason that he had forgotten to turn off the coffee maker. 2. Dennis oversleep this morning by an hour. Needless to say he was late. 3. What remains to be seen is how much money needed to build the gym. 4. It turn out that the man wearing mask is my old friend. 5. The chef turned out to be a criminal to hiding from the police. 6. It doesn't matter to say sorry because you have serious mistake. 7. It is apparent Lisa is in a wrong class because she can't understand the material. 8. The shirt I gave to Tony turned out too large, so I took it back to the store. 9. It makes no difference what you wear so long as they're clean. 10. Just as well I have store some money for emergency.