Q1 - She
greeted me like an old friend, ____ we hardly knew each other. Because since though
Q2 - You
should try to get home soon ____ we have to get up early tomorrow.
Although as however
Q3 - I did it
____ I was off work. During while
Q4 - He was
late ___ apologised. And then since
Q5 - My ideas
haven't changed, ____ more people are think the same way today than before.
But because
Q6 - Just
____ there is a problem with one theory, it doesn't mean that the other theory
is right.
As because
Q7 - ____ it
had a scientific basis, we would have the evidence by now. If Unless
Q8 - If we
want to avoid another similar tragedy, ____ we should take measures now. since then
Q9 - All
great powers eventually collapse ____ lose influence. And but
Q10 -
Everyone is agreed that we need to improve the environment, ____ there is less
agreement on the ways to achieve this. Although however
Q1 - I was
very happy ____ all my old friends were living there. That with which
Q2 - I didn't
feel lonely ____ I had a lot of friends who could help me. That since
Q3 - They
were very friendly ____ I felt at home. And but
Q4 - ____ I
felt unhappy, but I came to like it. At
first First Firstly
Q5 - ____ I
needed it, there was always someone willing to help.
Whether If Either could be used here.
Q6 - ____
this, I always felt I would succeed. Beside Besides Either could be used here.
Q7 - Living
there has many advantages, ____ there are problems.
However though Either could be used
here.
Q8 - It was
great ____ it made me feel at home. because
of since
Q9 - They
spend ages trying to prove themselves ____ getting accepted. as before since
Q10 - ____
she saw it, she had assumed it was an explosion.
While When Either could be used here.
1)We'll have
to be quite quiet. Quit making noise!
2)She often quoted
Shakespeare, using quotations
[not quotes] when it sometimes seemed quite inappropriate.
3)They
studied racist
attitudes in the new course on racial
studies.
4)Rack
— see wrack
5)He threw
his tennis racquet
across the court and his fans started making a terrific racket.
The mafia was running several rackets
in Chicago
6)During the reign
of Charles I, it was against the law to use a leather rein
during the rain.
7)Yesterday
she read
from the red
book instead of the blue one.
8)These
sociologists made a really
important contribution to our understanding of some real
problems in urban America
9)He knew
that he would grow to resent
the public's interest in his recent
escapades.
10)The actors
bowed respectfully
to the royal couple and then to the people in the audience and to their friends
backstage, respectively.
11)We wept
with joy as we read the famous critic's review
of our new musical revue.
12)He had no right
to write
a new rite
for the church.
which you
think is correct.
1.a I got
married last week. b I did
get married last week. c
I married last week.
2.a She goes
to the cinema on Wednesday. b
She is going to the cinema on Wednesday.
c She will go
to the cinema on Wednesday.
3.a I have
lived in Vienna Vienna
4.a Her
office is at the first floor. b Her
office is in the first floor. c
Her office is on the first floor.
5.a We
went to the theater on New Year's Day. b
We went to the theater at New Year's Day.
c We went to
the theater in New Year's Day.
to run out of something
By the way,
'to run out of something' is an idiom, as is 'to get hold of something', so this
week you
get two
idioms when I thought I'd give you none!
Prosperity is
not for the envious,
Nor is
greatness for men of impure conduct. -Tirukkural
14:135
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