#2 (permalink) Sun Feb 22, 2009 10:15 am connected to vs connected with |
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Hi,
My comments in italics:
The following is a piece of a gap-filling exercise: Even in our own times, researchers have tried to prove that a person’s character is somehow connected (1) ______ the way they look. Me: with My teacher: to I would suggest 'to'.
It took a few days after the cheque had arrived for me to realize that our life would never be the same again – it was a dream (1) _____ true. Like everyone else, I had often (2) _____ what it would be like not having to worry about paying the bills and just making ends meet. 1. A made; B come; C being; D become I chose A but my teacher C 2 A planned; B predicted; C imagined; D enjoyed I chose C but my teacher D
I would choose 'come' and 'imagined'.
The following is a piece of an exercise whose task is to conjugate the verbs in bracket: In recent years on the big screen we (1_SEE) ______Lukas Haas play the boy who (12_WITNESS) _______ a murder in the film "WITNESS". Me: 1.have seen; 2.witnesses My teacher: 1.have seen; 2.witnessed.
I would choose 'see' and 'witnesses.'
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