Tài liệu Rewrite as directed

Rewrite as directed
Rewrite as directed.
1. There was almost nothing to eat. (Rewrite using hardly)
2. A few boys were playing in the garden. (Start with there)
3. He knocked at the door. He demanded admission. (Combine using the present participle)
4. Would you move a bit, please? (Rewrite using mind)
5. Why don’t you listen to me? (Use ‘ever’ in the appropriate place)
6. It is not necessary for you to work on Sundays. (Rewrite using need)
7. You must seek his permission before using his computer. (Rewrite using had better)
8. Beethoven is one of the greatest composers of music. (Use greater)
9. I like to read books, but I am more interested in watching TV. (Rewrite using prefer)
10. He was in the habit of writing poems when he was a student. (Use ‘used to’)
Answers
1. There was
hardly
anything to eat.
2.
There
were a few boys playing in the garden.
3.
Knocking
at the door he demanded admission.
4. Would you mind
moving
a bit?
5. Why don’t you
ever
listen to me?
6. You
need not
work on Sundays.

7. You
had better
seek his permission before using his computer.
8. Beethoven is
greater than most other
composers of music.
9. I
prefer watching TV to reading
books.
10. He
used to
write poems when he was a student.
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