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Transformation of Sentences #16 (permalink) Fri Aug 27, 2010 8:24 am   Transformation of Sentences
 

Dear all..

I have a few problems with these transformations....A big THANKS for all help by now...

So...

I never have enough time (short).

It is open question whether the candidate will succeed.
It is not ____________

Joe thinks he is always right (mistakes)

My story has been rejected.
I have received__________

THANK YOU VERY MUCH.

Best regards,
M.B.
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Transformation of Sentences #17 (permalink) Mon Aug 30, 2010 8:49 am   Transformation of Sentences
 

Is this correct:

The only thing that prevented the passing of the bill was the death of the Prime Minister.
Had it no_________________________

Had it no been the death of thge PM the bill would have been passed.

THank you :)
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Transformation of Sentences #18 (permalink) Mon Aug 30, 2010 9:13 am   Transformation of Sentences
 

Hi Madame Bovary.
I think there is a typo, either in your message otr in the original. It has to be 'had it not'

Had it not been for the death of the Prime Minister, the bill would have been passed.

With message #1, I'm not sure what you were expected to do for some of these, however:

I never have enough time (short).
I'm always short of time.

It is open question whether the candidate will succeed.
It is not predetermined/certain/established whether the candidate will succeed.

Joe thinks he is always right (mistakes)
Joe thinks he never makes mistakes.

My story has been rejected.
I have received a rejection for my story.
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Transformation of Sentences #19 (permalink) Mon Aug 30, 2010 10:15 am   Transformation of Sentences
 

Thank you really much.I haven't thought in these ways. Sorry for bothering.

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Transformation of Sentences #20 (permalink) Mon Aug 30, 2010 12:49 pm   Transformation of Sentences
 

Hi torsten
my quiestion as you ask me wha's the diffrence between weather forcaster and weather report ?
cheers
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Transformation of Sentences #21 (permalink) Thu Sep 02, 2010 7:51 am   Transformation of Sentences
 

Dear all, I have a lot of problems with these transformations, as usual....I'm very thankful for your concern and time :)

1. I came to live in Britain twenty years ago. It's my....
2. Everyone heard about the accident before I did. I was....
3. The cost me running the house would be beyond our means. We couldn't.....
4. He was hit by the falling used and killed immediately(spot)
5. When he's reading, he's unaware me what's happening around him(lost)
6. My sister and her next door neighbor dislike each other intensely(love lost)
7. She looks not only older but also foolish in those clothes(earth)
8. They live happily and farm money by working hard and fairly(penny)
9. She feels satisfied with her family and devote all her time to it(bird)
10. I'm embarrassed about my mistake. Please don't mention it to anyone else(draw)
11. These were ferries sailing from Dover to Calais and in other directions(forth)
12. I shall always keep the memory me our meetings in my heart(treasure)

Thank you very much .

Best regards,
M.
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Transformation of Sentences #22 (permalink) Thu Sep 02, 2010 17:25 pm   Transformation of Sentences
 

Why don;t you tell us what you think so that we can discuss your answers MB? That will be of far more value than simply being told the correct forms.
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Transformation of Sentences #23 (permalink) Thu Sep 02, 2010 17:31 pm   Transformation of Sentences
 

Yes, I agree, but problem is that I know only two of these sentences...For the rest of ,I don't have idea. And I don't understand for example this sentence: He was hit by the falling used and killed immediately. I have found them written in that way.

Thanks.
Madame.
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Transformation of Sentences #24 (permalink) Thu Sep 02, 2010 19:28 pm   Transformation of Sentences
 

I suspect that you are (or someone before you is) using a mobile phone with predictive text to get these questions. 'Used' should be 'tree'. 'Me' should be 'of' in number 5. In fact looking at them closely, I now realise that we puzzled over this set of exercises with another user several months ago. We decided then that some of the questions contained typos because of predictive text, and others were just flawed.
This will provide your answers as far as we were able to work them out:
http://www.english-test.net/forum/sutra240883
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Transformation of Sentences #25 (permalink) Fri Sep 03, 2010 8:37 am   Transformation of Sentences
 

Well, I get them on some site in this form, without answers. I'm not using mobile phone for this kind of problems, so I'm innocent here ! :)
I also noticed that there is something wrong.Why somebody uses predictive text?

Now I see that these sentences are answered on this forum..sorry for bothering you...but I send them here only to try to figure them out with your help.

THANK YOU ONCE AGAIN.
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Transformation of Sentences #26 (permalink) Fri Sep 03, 2010 21:12 pm   Transformation of Sentences
 

No problem, MB.
I guess both of you got them from the same poorly edited site.
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Transformation of Sentences #27 (permalink) Sat Sep 04, 2010 10:26 am   Transformation of Sentences
 

For questions on transformation of sentences and http://www.studyplaces.com/toefl practice tests...there are couple of websites which provide useful information.
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