1. Knowing his
limitations, Mr
Soon hired experts to help him with his business.
2. Luck and good fortune would come
to people who touched the magic tree.
3. Turning to the class, Mr Siva grinned cheekily as he pulled the giant rubber
spider down the wall.
4. Following the seminar, refreshments will be
served at the foyer.
5. Reaching a quick decision in this matter is
impossible as there are too many factors to consider.
6. As a result of Roy’s thoughtless words, Ivy was
hurt.
7. Unless funds can be
raised to repay the debts incurred, the firm will most certainly go belly up.
8. In addition to books and clothes, Carrie also bought shoes at the sale.
9. Being sociable, Nigel spoke to our new classmate first.
10. His acute embarrassment was why
Shawn refused to divulge the reason for his rash action.
1. You will get into her good books by being gracious.
2. Switch on the air conditioner if the room is not cool enough. ORSwitch on the air conditioner if the room is warm. (REJECT: hot)
3. He would have finished the plate
of noodles if it had been well cooked.
4. He often does
not offer us a greeting.
5.
You will
not get fired if you are not tardy
and rude to the boss. ORYou will not get fired if you are early and polite to the
boss.
Note : tardy = late
punctual = on time (punctual is NOT equal to early)
6.
Victoria
will forgive you if you apologise
to her parents.
7.
He leaves nothing
on his plate when I cook for him.
8.
Hector will
not get his hands on your family’s considerable fortune if you do not let him have his way.
Note: Without the "do not" , the meaning changes when "if" is used
ORHector will not get his hands on your
family’s considerable fortune unless you let him
have his way.
9.
The sweater
is less comfortable than it looks.
Note : The sweater is not as comfortable as it looks is not accepted because "as___as" usually means an equivalent.
10. It was only with his father’s help that
he made more money than me.
1. He got burnt when
he played with fire. ORHe got burnt as
he played with fire. ORHe got burnt while
playing with fire.
2. With a thud, Gina let the heavy brick fall after she lifted it.
3. Enroute to lunch, Jackson lost his wallet.
4. Provided that the grease is cleaned off, the stove will look as good as new.
5. Fluffy, more than anything else in the world, is loved by me.
6. Supposing he agrees to join our club, we will let him in on the secret.NOTE:
Supposing if
he agrees (×)
7. The flood waters washed away the huts
along the river banks. ORThe flood waters washed the huts along the
river banks away.NOTE: passive -> active voice
8. At the sound of the
gunshot, the ducks
flew off.
9. Besides a book and a teddy bear, my parents also bought me a huge cake for my birthday.
10.
Trouble can be avoided
if one exercises caution.