- He asked me whether I could lend him my dictionary. / He asked me whether he could borrow my dictionary.
- In view of your good behaviour, I will excuse you this time. / In view of the fact that you have been well-behaved, I will excuse you this time. / In view of you being well-behaved, I will excuse you this time.
- While waiting for the bus, I saw someone waving/ wave to me.
- News of his daughter’s tragic death arrived as soon as he reached home from the office.
- No matter how cheap the food is, Mary does not want to go to that restaurant again.
- The food in the bowl was eaten by the cat.
- Armed with guns, the burglars fought it out with the policemen.
- Mr Chong wanted to know where John had gone the previous day (or the day before).
- Despite Madam Tay’s age, she has an independent spirit and prefers to work. / Despite the fact that Madam Tay is old, she has an independent spirit and prefers to work.
- Unless Father has a ladder, he cannot hang up the curtains. / Unless Father has a ladder, he cannot hang the curtains up. / Unless he has a ladder, Father cannot hang up the curtains. / Unless he has a ladder, Father cannot hang the curtains up.
- Grandparents are often taken for granted by their grandchildren and treated rudely. / Grandparents are often taken for granted and treated rudely by their grandchildren.
- Care is always taken by the school-bus driver in/ when driving the children to school.
- Mother asked me how long I had taken to walk to school that day.
Tuesday, August 12, 2008
Synthesis & Transformation 5
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