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    Pet Rephrasing

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    The document provides 20 sentences with blanks that need to be filled in with one to three words to complete the second sentence so that it means the same as the first. The blanks cover topics of comparative and superlative adjectives, conjunctions, present perfect and past simple tense, conditionals, modal verbs, reported speech, possessives, active and passive voice, too/enough, and so/such.

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    The document provides 20 sentences with blanks that need to be filled in with one to three words to complete the second sentence so that it means the same as the first. The blanks cover topics of comparative and superlative adjectives, conjunctions, present perfect and past simple tense, conditionals, modal verbs, reported speech, possessives, active and passive voice, too/enough, and so/such.

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    Pet Rephrasing

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    Simona Rusu
    The document provides 20 sentences with blanks that need to be filled in with one to three words to complete the second sentence so that it means the same as the first. The blanks cover topics of comparative and superlative adjectives, conjunctions, present perfect and past simple tense, conditionals, modal verbs, reported speech, possessives, active and passive voice, too/enough, and so/such.

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    Complete the second sentence so that it means the same as the first.

    Use no more than three


    words.

    Comparative and superlative

    1) My sister is taller than me.


    I'm not as my sister.
    2) She is the most beautiful woman in the world.
    She is the most beautiful woman I seen.
    3)My new car is much faster than my old one.
    My old car isn't my new one.
    4)Tom is more intelligent than his brother.
    Tom´s brother intelligent as him.

    Conjunctions

    5)It started to rain, then we went inside.


    We went inside as it started to rain.
    6)She was driving home when the accident happened.
    The accident happened she was driving home.
    7)We left the house when it was dark.
    We didn´t leave the house it was dark.
    8)They are poor, but they are happy.
    they are poor, they are happy.
    9) We walked to school as it was early.
    We walked to school it was early.
    10) I walked to work to get some exercise.
    I walked to work I could get some exercise.

    Present perfect and past simple

    11) I started studying English six years ago.


    I English for six years.
    12)I haven´t seen her for five months.
    The last time I her was five month ago.
    13)She has lived here for three years.
    she has lived her 2010.

    Conditional
    14) If the train isn't late, I'll be home by seven.
    I'll be home at seven unless the train late.
    15) You won't go to the cinema unless you do your homework.
    You will go to the cinema you do your homework.

    Modal Verb

    16) You are advise to go to the doctor when you feel sick.
    You to the doctor when you feel sick.
    17) It's forbbiden to step on the grass.
    You step on the grass.

    Reported speech

    18) My friend asked me if I wanted to go to a party.


    My friend said, " to go to a party?"
    19)She told me not to write on the wall
    She told me, " on the wall!"
    20) The president said that she had studied in the best University.
    The president sair, "I in the best University."

    Possessives

    21) I introduced one of my friends to my parents yesterday.


    I introduced a friend of to my parents yesterday.
    22) Mary is going to lend me a dress for the party.
    Mary is going to lend me a dress of for the party.

    Active and passive

    23) Two thieves were caught by the police yesterday.


    The police two thieves yesterday.
    24) A lot of people visit Europe every year.
    Europe by a lot of people every year.

    too/enough

    25) It's too cold to play football outside today.


    It isn't to play football outside today.
    26) She isn't od enough to drive.
    She is to drive.

    So/such

    27) It was such a beautiful day we decided to go out for a picnic.


    The weather was beautiful that we decided to go out for a picnic.
    28) she was so kind that she let us spend the day at her house.
    She was person that she let us spend the day at her house.

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