Complete the second sentence so that it has a similar
meaning to the first. Use between two and five
words, including the word in capitals.
I have got almost no money left. VERY
I have very little money left.
1 Did we sell the last cashmere jumper to Mr Smith?
WAS
Do you know if the last
Mr Smith?
2 Today, all of the things on this shelf are half-price. IS
Today,
half-price.
3 I can't find my glasses anywhere. LOOKED
I have
and still can't
find them.
4 There is no cola in the fridge. NOT
There
in the fridge.
5 The bad news is that almost nobody attended the
sales. FEW
The bad news is that
attended the sales.
/5
meaning to the first. Use between two and five
words, including the word in capitals.
I have got almost no money left. VERY
I have very little money left.
1 Did we sell the last cashmere jumper to Mr Smith?
WAS
Do you know if the last
Mr Smith?
2 Today, all of the things on this shelf are half-price. IS
Today,
half-price.
3 I can't find my glasses anywhere. LOOKED
I have
and still can't
find them.
4 There is no cola in the fridge. NOT
There
in the fridge.
5 The bad news is that almost nobody attended the
sales. FEW
The bad news is that
attended the sales.
/5
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Odpowiedź:
1. Do you know if the last cashmere jumper was sold to Mr Smith?
(Zamiana na stronę bierną gdzie sweter jest podmiotem)
2. Today, all the assortment on this shelf is half-price.
(Zamiana rzeczownika z liczby mnogiej na pojedyńczą)
3. I have looked for my glasses everywhere and still can't find them.
4. There is not a bottle of cola in the fridge.
(Chyba trochę naciągane ale znaczeniowo pasuje, zamiana z niepoliczalnego na policzalne)
5. The bad news is that only a few attended the sales.
(Zamiana na synonim)