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Laurath Posted 5 years ago
Grammar

RE-WRITING SENTENCES( USE OF ENLGLISH)

Are the two options correct? o there is something wrong and why.? The word in black is the one the sentence should start.

1) His trip to London yesterday turned out to be completely unnecessary.

Option 1- He didn't need to make a trip to London.

Option 2 (it is the correct one) Yesterday, he needn't have traveled to London.


2) She wouldn't resign, so she was sacked.

Her lack of resignment made her sacked ?


3) The roof was blown off the house in the huricane


option 1: The house's roof was blown by the hurricane.


option 2: The house had its roof blown off in the hurricane.


4. He kept making angry comments during the reading of the radio news.


option 1. While he was reading the radio news, he kept making angry moments.


option 2: While the radio news was being read, he kept making angry moments



thank you

best regards

Laura


  

Top answer

1) His trip to London yesterday turned out to be completely unnecessary. Option 1- He didn't need to make a trip to London. OK.

— CalifJim

  • 1) His trip to London yesterday turned out to be completely unnecessary.
  • Option 1- He didn't need to make a trip to London.
  • OK.
  • Option 2 (it is the correct one) Yesterday, he needn't have traveled to London.
  • OK.
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1) His trip to London yesterday turned out to be completely unnecessary.

Option 1- He didn't need to make a trip to London. OK.

Option 2 (it is the correct one) Yesterday, he needn't have traveled to London. OK. Not used much in North America.

2) She wouldn't resign, so she was sacked.

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