3. I may (es posible que) accept your price, provided you pay cash.
4. It is certain the white shirtings have shrunk too much in bleaching (en el blanqueo).
5. He insisted until he paid him something and now he will continue to insist until he pays him something more.
6. The foreign correspondent (el corresponsal de lenguas extranjeras) did his work so that his employer was satisfied.
7. Write clearly so that people may read your writing (su letra) without difficulty.
8. Whenever I spoke to him he was very polite, therefore, I shall put (diré) a word in his favour whenever I can do so.
9. I reprimanded him notwithstanding that he was my son, and I shall do so whenever it is necessary in spite of his being now a man.
10. The first to come was the office-boy (muchacho, hortera [joc.]), and he will be the last to go (á salir).
11. The first firm that attempts it will burn its fingers (se cogerá los dedos).
12. He was the only one who understood us.