3.
As a great many people will visit the country, the government will build new facilities, an immense stadium, and a fine new swimming pool. They will also build new roads and a special railway line. The games will be held just outside the capital, and the whole area will be called "Olympic city."

4.
It was a hot afternoon, Alice had taken her sister to the park. They settled themselves comfortably under a large shady tree. Her sister had brought along a book. Alice sat beside her sister as she read. She soon became restless as she had nothing to do.

5.
A poor old woman lived with her two children in a little hut near a forest. She had only a little piece of land, a few cows, and some hens. Their food was mostly milk, and sometimes an egg or two.

VII. Complete the unfinished sentence in such a way that it means nearly the same as the sentence printed before it.

1. Eating out is more expensive than eating at home.

   • It’s cheaper to eat at home than eating out.

2. Mary wrote four best-sellers before she was twenty.

   • By the age of twenty, Mary had written four best-sellers.

3. Whose briefcase is this?

   • Who does this briefcase belong to?

4. My advice to you is this, try to relax before the exam.

   • If I were you, I would try to relax before the exam.

5. You can buy tax-free goods before getting on the plane.

   • Tax-free goods can be bought before getting on the plane.