revi

Task12

computerscalculaterapidly,domoreworkthanmaninthesametime,and

threatenmanyjobs,wemustuthem.

ghthismountainissixthousandfeethighandonlyfourmilesfromthesmall

airport,noplanehavercrashedonit.

inFranklin,anAmericanwhowasathomewhereverhewent,gainedwide

popularityinFranceandalsobecomewellknowninEngland.

liberalandfeelingthatthenewtaxbillwasinadequatetosupportthewelfare

problem,theSenatorvotedagainstit.

Asaliberalinfavorofthewelfareprogram,theSenatorvotedagainstthenewtaxbill,

whichemedtohiminadequate.

TheSenator,aliberalinfavorofthewelfareprogram,votedagainsttheinadequate

newtaxbill.

ghwomenhavebeendiscriminatedagainstunjustly,theyhavebeenpatientuntil

recently.

Havingbeenpatientwiththeunjustdiscriminationsagainstthem,womenarenow

complaining.

Task13

ghalifetimeisshort,muchcanbeaccomplished.

eofthefactthathehadaspeechdefect,CottonMatherbecameagreatpreacher.

doubt,mostdriversapplythebrakes.

(OrAs)corruptioninhighplacesbecamewidespread,theRomanEmpirewas

considerablyweakened.

Corruptioninhighplacesbecamewidespread,whichconsiderablyweakenedthe

RomanEmpire.

akingabath,Archimedesformulatedoneofthemostimportantprinciplesin

physics.

Task14

pearewasoneofthegreatestdramatistsintheworld.

hewouldtaketheexambutwasnotcertainwhetherhecouldpassit.

azine,whichhereadinthereading-room,containedalotoflatestinformation

aboutcomputerscience.

ntosnowheavilyat8o’clocklatnight.

fcookedtheshrimpforthirtyminutesandthenallowedittocool.

llingtobuythesuitatthatprice,butcouldnotaffordit.

opleinthatregionbelievethatoneshouldeatgarliceverydaytoprevent

dia.

thquakedamagedonlyafewhous.

ssomuchtoworkthatheworkvenduringhisvacation.

dentinclasssaidthatsuchadiscussionwasnothelpful.

picnicHelenrvedsaladonpaperplatestohungryguests.

geswerenotinvented:theygrewwithpeople’sneedforexpression.

rywasinhospital,shecalledBetheveryday./WhenBethwasinhospital,

Marycalledhereveryday.

udentsintheclasschochemistryinsteadofphysics.

heinspiringspeech,theaudienceraidmanyquestions.

Revithefollowingntencesaccordingtotherequirement.

Example:ThehistoryofEnglishwordsisthehistoryofourcivilizationinmanyways.(periodic

ntence)

Inmanyways,thehistoryofEnglishwordsisthehistoryofourcivilization.

isasportwhichispopularinmanycountriesaroundtheworld.(simplentence)

ilhecrosdthelineandfeltthetapesnapagainsthischestdidJohnsonknowhehad

wontherace.(loontence)

can’tfindtheproblem.(compoundntence)

chernoticedtheerror.(complexntence)

arerelievedofworkingpressuresoftheoffice,wecanenjoyhappinessandrelaxation

athome.(modifyingphra)

dunderstoodthematerial.(complex

ntence)

tofindalternativeenergysources.(compound

ntence)

pedontheroadwhenwecouldenolightsintheheavyrainthatnight.(periodic

ntence)

nternationalmuum,exploreAfrican

discoverbeautifultextilesfromaroundtheworldthere.(parallelstructure)

er

landedabetterjobthere.(compound-complexntence)