2 The headmaster warned us (OR me or you) during our meeting that some teachers wouldn't like it that (OR the fact that) their classrooms had suddenly been changed. 3 They told me about what Geoff had said, but I thought it strange (that) he didn't mention money. 4 The police regarded it as suspicious that the dead woman's husband had recently taken out a life insurance policy in her name. 5 The prosecutor showed the jury how the crime could have been committed by Feldman, but he didn't convince them (OR the jury) that Feldman was guilty. 8 1 His explanation that he had been stuck in traffic for over an hour didn't sound right. 2 Their discovery that the boy suffered from asthma changed their attitude. 3 The belief that there are aliens from outer space living among us is quite widespread