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                                                                                               UNIT
          EXERCISES                                                                            8 4
          EXERCISES
                                                                                               8  4
          Peter Thomas was recently sentenced to imprisonment for a bank robbery. Here are extracts
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     84.1 Peter  Thomas  was  recently  sentenced  to  imprisonment for  a  bank  robbery.  Here  are  extracts
          from newspaper reports during and after the trial. Rewrite them using one of these adverbs to to
          from  newspaper  reports  during  and  after  the  trial.  Rewrite  them  using  one  of these  adverbs
          replace the underlined parts. Make any other necessary changes. (B)
          replace  the  underlined parts.  Make any other  necessary  changes.  (B)
          allegedly
                                                            reputedly
                                               repeatedly
                                  deservedly
                                                                         undoubtedly
    an   allegedly   belatedly   deservedly    repeatedly   reputedly    undoubtedly
                     belatedly
    “=    unexpectedly   wholeheartedly
                         wholeheartedly
          unexpectedly
              Thomas was  said to have committed the              At first, Thomas s  s wife gave
                                                                  At  first,  Thomas’  wife gave
                               have
                             to
              Thomas  was_said  committed  the

                                                                          support to his
              robbery on the afternoon of the 21st June.
                                                                  complete support  to  his
                                                                 complete
              robbery  on  the  afternoon  of the  21st  June.
                                                                  claim that he was innocent.
            A police spokesman said, ‘We_are
            A  police  spokesman  said,   'We are
            sure that Peter Thomas knows                          4  It is generally believed that
          3|  ure  that  Peter  Thomas knows                                 :
             omething about this robbery.'
                                                               LI
            Something  about  this  robbery,’        AUNUINS        Thomas hid the money
                                                                    Thomas  hid  the  money
                                                                     somewhere close to his home
                                                                     somewhere  close  to  his  home:



          5  {  His  wife  realised  only            Sz             °  ' He  denied  being  involved
                                                                       He denied being involved
                                                       th

             much  later  that  Thomas                                 in the robbery over and
                                                                        in  the  robbery  over  and
               had  been  lying  to  her.
                                                                       over  again.

             It came as a:                                        After  the  trial,  Thomas’s  wife

                     confessed to the
                                                                  said,  ‘It  was  right  that  Peter
             Thomas confessed  to  the
             Thomas
             crime over a year later.
                                                                  was  given  a  severe  sentence.’
             crime  over  a  year  later,
     84.2  Rewrite the following sentences using one of the adverbs discussed in D.
                                                       on trie afternoon
                                                robbery
                                    corotnttted the
                     Thomas
                                                                     of the 21st June.
                            allegedly
         Example: 1 1  Thomas  allegedly  committed  the  robbery  on  the  afternoon  of  the  Z1st  June.
         Example:
    2
         Rewrite  the following  sentences  using  one  of the  adverbs  discussed  in  D.
                                             Haven't cleaned, the house laieUj.
             I haven't cleaned the house recently. I
           SDWOANANIDMNHWN
           1 I  haven't  cleaned  the  house  recently.|  haven't  cleaned  the  house  lately.
           HE
             It wasn't easy to accept her decision.
          2 It  wasn't  easy  to  accept  her  decision.
             They won, but the result wasn't at all surprising.
          3 They  won,  but  the  result  wasn't  at  all  surprising.
             The leaflet is available at no charge from the town hall.
          4 The  leaflet  is  available  at  no  charge  from  the  town  hall.
                              office without knocking.
             He walked into the
          5 He  walked  into  the  office  without  knocking.
             I am happy to admit that I was wrong.
          6 I  am  happy  to  admit  that  I  was  wrong.
             I became a nurse soon after I
                                      left school.
          7 I  became  a  nurse  soon  after I  left  school.
             Even though it was 2 am, I was completely awake.
          8 Even  though  it  was  2  am,  I  was  completely  awake.
             Her name is known to many people.
          9 Her  name  is  known  to  many  people.
          —=   The report strongly criticised the Minister's conduct.
         10 The  report  strongly  criticised  the  Minister's  conduct.
   84.3  Find the mistakes and correct them. If there are no mistakes, put a </. (A-E)
   84.3.
         Find  the  mistakes  and  correct  them.  Ifthere  are  no  mistakes,  puta  “.  (A-E)
            She speaks French fluent.
         1 —  2 I  think  you  behaved  very  cowardlily.
            She  speaks  French  fluent.
            I think you behaved very cowardlily.
         9 He  stepped  back  and  looked  satisfiedly  at  the  newly-painted  door. OMmAAIDNDNAHBWNY  5 She  turned  to  him  astonishedly.  'I  don't  believe  you,'  she  said.
            Everyone
                    says that he's now enormous rich.
         3 Everyone  says  that  he's  now  enormous  rich.
           We'll never catch them up if you walk as slow as that.
         4 We'll  never  catch  them  up  if  you  walk  as  slow  as  that.
                                       'I don't believe you,'
                        him astonishedly.
                                                         she said.
            She turned to
            Wearing a white shirt and new suit, he thought he looked really well.
         6 Wearing  a  white  shirt  and  new  suit,  he  thought  he  looked  really  well.
            He plays the guitar remarkable good
                                            for his age.
         7 He  plays  the  guitar  remarkable  good  for  his  age.
            Chop the herbs
                         finely and sprinkle them on top of the pasta.
         8 Chop  the  herbs  finely  and  sprinkle  them  on  top  of  the  pasta.
                      back
                                                   newly-painted door.
                                     satisfiedly at the
                           and looked
            He stepped
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