Sentence transformation
i have no idea about transforming these sentences. Could anyone help me please? If u could, please give an explanation too, thanks.
1. Even though he hadn't been invited to the party, John took advantage of our hospitality and came. (imposed)
?John .....................................................................................................by coming to the party uninvited.
2. It was arranged for postgraduate students to use the computer room whenever they needed to. (disposal)
?The computer room...........................................................................................of postgraduate students.
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Vincent Quincy Amory i have no idea No. It's "I", not "i". Vincent Quincy Amory If u could No.
- Vincent Quincy Amory i have no idea No.
- It's "I", not "i".
- Vincent Quincy Amory If u could No.
- It's "you", not "u".
- This is an English forum, so we insist on the correct spellings when you write in English — not texting abbreviations.
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Vincent Quincy Amoryi have no idea
No. It's "I", not "i".
Vincent Quincy AmoryIf u could
No. It's "you", not "u".
This is an English forum, so we insist on the correct spellings when you write in English — not texting abbreviations.
Vincent Quincy Amory1. Even though he hadn't
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