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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar

Please please help me!

Hello!I have just had an exam on English and I would like to know what I `ve done well and what wrong
Complete the second sentence so that it has a similar meaning to the first sentence,using the word given.Do not change the word given:
I`m afraid we`ll have to take Ann to hospital.(be)(1)
I`m afraid Ann must be taken to hospital.
John and his father are very similar.(after)(2)
John.....?

I`ve decided I really want to go to Greece this year`said Dawn.Emotion: heart(3)
Dawn says he wants to go to Greece this year with all his heart.Is it correct?

Despite our being late,we didn`t think we would make it on time.(though)(4)
Late.....?
Late we were though we make it on time.is it correct??
  

Top answer

John takes after his father. Dawn's heart is set on going to Greece this year. The 'late' sentences make no sense.

— Mister Micawber

  • John takes after his father.
  • Dawn's heart is set on going to Greece this year.
  • The 'late' sentences make no sense.
  • They should read: Despite being late, we thought we would make it on time.
  • Although we were late, we thought we would make it on time.
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John takes after his father.
Dawn's heart is set on going to Greece this year.

The 'late' sentences make no sense. They should read:

Despite being late, we thought we would make it on time.
Although we were late, we thought we would make it on time.
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