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UNIT
          EXERCISES
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     103.1  Choose items from  (i)  and from  (ii)  to  complete  these sentences  in  an appropriate  way.  Note  the
         punctuation  at the  ends  of the  sentences and phrases  already given.  (A &  B)

             when    though             the acting was superb  he was working as a librarian
             at that time               I was still late for work  we met each other
             before   by contrast       he began his story     the snow began to  fall
             then   nevertheless        Cuba has increased production by 35%

         1  The world output of sugar has been in slow decline  since  1984.  By  contrast,  Cuba,  lias
           Increased,  production  by  35^.
         2  Redford published his  first novel  in  1968.
         3  The story told  in the  film was predictable,
         4  He was working in the garden
         5  We had lived  in the same  block  of flats  for 5  years
         6  I got up very early.
         7  He waited until the audience was  silent.
    103.2 Underline  the correct alternative.  (A,  B  &  C)

          1  Some  of his photographs had won  prizes  in competitions.  So  that I Consequently,  he
            thought  of  himself  as  a  professional  photographer.
          2  She  listened  while I at the same  time  Ray read  to her  in  a  low voice.
          3  The graphics  in that new computer game  I  bought are quite good.  Even  so,  I Even  though,  I
            soon  got  bored  with  playing  it.
          4  Mr Townsend was  on holiday  so I in  consequence he wasn't considered.
          5  He  was  refused  entry to  the  country.  Though  I Instead he  was  forced  to  return  to  Spain.
          6  I  understand  your point  of view.  However,  I Although  I don't  agree  with  it.
          7  Even  so,  I Even  though  I knew the house was  empty,  I rang the doorbell.
          8  It was the  best race  seen in the  stadium  before that I since Howe  beat Razak  in  1989.
          9  John had  lived  in  the  village  for 20  years.  Even  though  I Nevertheless  the  locals  still
            considered  him  an  outsider.
         10  The car skidded to  a  halt as I meanwhile we were  approaching the  bridge.
         11  He  has  lived  next door  to  us  for years,  yet I however we hardly ever  see him.
         12  They  met  for  tea  at  a  cafe  in New  Street  and  afterwards I since they went shopping.
         13  I walked  up the stairs cautiously.  Even  so I Even  though  I nearly  fell twice.
         14  We  all  sat there gloomily,  meanwhile I while  Stuart  smiled  to  himself.
         15  I  first  saw  Sam Moroney  in Manchester.  After I After  that,  I didn't  miss  any  of his  British
            concerts.
   103.3 Use  your own  ideas  to  complete  the  sentences.  Begin  However  +  adjective/adverb/many/much.
        (D)
        1  However  ..^<*-..J?.?:..fl*sfie<l,  he just couldn't get the door open.
        2  We are  unlikely  ever  to  find  a  cure  for the common cold, however
        3  However         , it's  always  possible to improve.
        4  I  never  get tired of listening to  Beethoven's  5th  Symphony,  however



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