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A
1.2 don't understand is why Alex doesn't like me.
3 don't like is always going on holiday with my family.
4 have to decide is which university to go to.
5 is fed up about is that Brian always wants to watch football on TV.
2.2 such 3 so 4 so 5 such 6 so 7 such 8 such
3.2 witty 3 smug 4 posh 5 sympathetic 6 charming 7 pretentious 8 hypocritical
4.2 lengths 3 struggle 4 trial 5 find 6 wrong 7 half 8 lot
B
1.2 I finished the work with difficulty
3 She smiled at me in a friendly way.
4 I jumped up and down with excitement.
5 He said yes with enthusiasm.
6 He explained it all to us in a fun way.
2.2 which 3 what 4 which 5 which 6 what 7 which 8 what
3.2 name 3 household 4 5 6 star
4.2c 3c 4b 5c
C
1.2 Having read the book, he got up and made some tea.
3 Drinking his tea, he started to get an idea for his novel.
4 Having sat down at his computer, he typed nonstop for twelve hours.
5 Having printed his work, he put it in a large envelope.
6 Walking to the post office, he wondered how many million copies his story would sell.
7 Having posted his book, he went home to wait.
2.2 It was thought that he was unhappy.
3 It was said that he owed a lot of money.
4 Police thought that he had killed a woman.
5 It was widely believed that he had gone to a foreign country.
6 It is thought that he is no longer alive.
3.2 donation 3 voluntary 4 demonstration 5 sponsored 6 petition
4.2 She denied cheating in the exam. 3 She encouraged me to go and talk to him.
4 They warned him not to go near that dog. 5 Graham advised me to apologise to her.
6 She refused to help us.
D
1.2 It's absolutely possible to eat well on $10 dollars a day.
3 It's not advisable to travel alone at night.
4 It's nice to be kind to total strangers.
5 It's fascinating to imagine life 100 years from now.
6 It's ridiculous not to know the history of your own country.
2.2 didn't need to buy 3 needn't have revised 4 didn't need to revise 5 needn't have gone
6 needn't have bought
3.2 sort 3 get 4 make 5 resolve 6 reach 7 take 8 stay
4.2c 3b 4a 5b 6b
