Rewrite the sentence that has a similar meaning to the first one
Ex1. Rewrite the sentence that has a similar meaning to the first one.
1. Neighbors have never invited us to dinner. Their house is directly opposite ours.
(use Relative clause)
=> The neighbors ____.
2. The CD is scratched. I only bought it yesterday. (use Relative clause)
=> The CD ___.
3. The envelope lies on the table. It has no stamp on it. (use “lying”)
=> The woman __.
4. We don't know how to do the exercises which were given by the teacher yesterday.
(replacing relative clause with participle)
=> We don't know how __.
5. Someone has cleaned the windows.
=> The windows _____.
6. Many people report that the new restaurant serves the best pizza in town.
=> The new restaurant is .
7. I can't dance so I'm not going dancing with John.
=> If I _____.
8. He missed the plane. He was so frustrated.
=> If he .
9. I don’t know German. So, I didn’t apply for the scholarship in Germany.
=> If I _.
10. You didn’t eat anything for breakfast. That’s why you are hungry now.
=> If you .
1. Neighbors have never invited us to dinner. Their house is directly opposite ours.
(use Relative clause)
=> The neighbors ____.
2. The CD is scratched. I only bought it yesterday. (use Relative clause)
=> The CD ___.
3. The envelope lies on the table. It has no stamp on it. (use “lying”)
=> The woman __.
4. We don't know how to do the exercises which were given by the teacher yesterday.
(replacing relative clause with participle)
=> We don't know how __.
5. Someone has cleaned the windows.
=> The windows _____.
6. Many people report that the new restaurant serves the best pizza in town.
=> The new restaurant is .
7. I can't dance so I'm not going dancing with John.
=> If I _____.
8. He missed the plane. He was so frustrated.
=> If he .
9. I don’t know German. So, I didn’t apply for the scholarship in Germany.
=> If I _.
10. You didn’t eat anything for breakfast. That’s why you are hungry now.
=> If you .