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1) Kate has just moved in, and so she hasn't met many people here. (ONLY) Kate has just moved in and she...
2) Tom started talking on his mobileabout half an hour ago- it will cost him a fortune! (FOR)
Tom...
3) All my friends are too busy to go with me on a trip around the world. (WOULD)
If...
4) the apartment next to the river is more expensive than the flat in the city centre. (AS)
The flat in the city centre...
5) We will go away for the weekend only if the weather is fine. (WON'T) Unless...
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1) Kate has just moved in, and so she hasn't met many people here.
(ONLY)
Kate has just moved in and she has ONLY met a few people so far.
2) Tom started talking on his mobile about half an hour ago- it will cost him a fortune!
(FOR)
Tom has been talking on his mobile FOR an hour – it’ll cost him a fortune.
3) All my friends are too busy to go with me on a trip around the world.
(WOULD)
If my friends weren’t so busy, they WOULD go with me on a trip around the world.
4) The apartment next to the river is more expensive than the flat in the city centre.
(AS)
The flat in the city centre is not AS cheap as the apartment next to the river.
5) We will go away for the weekend only if the weather is fine.
(WON'T)
Unless the weather is fine we WON'T go away for the weekend.