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Replace the phrases in italics with a suitable
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The family waited for the result of the operation
with anxiety. |
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After working round the clock, he
fell asleep without effort. |
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My uncle came back to Malaysia from
English not long ago. |
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Winnie could solve the mathematical
problem without difficulty. |
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He on many occasions
comes begging for money. |
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The players played with
confidence and won the match. |
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He rushed at once to
the hospital on hearing that his wife had given birth. |
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She usually arrives on time. |
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My friend is at the present
time staying with her aunt in the outskirts of town. |
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The culprit left the scene of crime
without a sound. |
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Answers |
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The family waited for the result of the operation
anxiously. |
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After working round the clock, he
fell asleep effortlessly. |
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My uncle came back to Malaysia from
English recently. |
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Winnie could solve the mathematical
problem easily. |
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He
frequently comes begging for money. |
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The players played
confidently and won
the match. |
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He rushed
immediately to the hospital on hearing that
his wife had given birth. |
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She usually arrives
punctually. |
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My friend is
presently staying with her aunt in the
outskirts of town. |
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The culprit left the scene of crime
quietly. |
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