Joan makes sentences.

1. John and Joan are compatriots because they are both from Ireland. "John and Joan are compatriots. They are both Irish."

2. "Oh, you old donkey," Joan whispered. "Ah, you guys," Joan muttered.

3. "Never mind," Joan encouraged him. "Never mind," Joan encouraged it.

4. "Go away," said Jean Valjean. "Go away," said Jean Valjean.

5. "A deer and a person, they have their dignity," said Joan. "Deer have their own dignity, just like people," said Joan.

I met my old friend Joan in Paris last week. I met my old friend Joan in Paris last week.

I met my old friend Joan in Paris last week. Last week, I met my old friend Qin in Paris.

Soon, Frankie waited for Joan at the door of the electronics store every morning. Soon, Frankie waited for Joan in the electrician's room every morning.

Not only John but also Joan wants to sign up for this trip. Not only John but also Jane wants to sign up for this trip.