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For each of the sentences below, write a new sentence as close as possible in meaning to the original one. You must use the word given in capital letters. Spelling and punctuation must be correct.
     
   

He set the alarm clock so that he could wake up early the next morning. IN ORDER

He set the alarm clock in order to wake up early the next morning.

     
1. This parcel is heavier than that one. AS
2.   You must thank him, he returned the wallet to you. RETURNING
3. She was absorbed in the book and did not hear anyone calling. SO
4.   They continued to do their work when the teacher left the room. CARRIED
5. Certainly he can repair it for you. SURELY
6.   The ceiling is very high, and no one can reach it without using a ladder. TOO
7. How did that happen ? COME
8.   There is no one for her to discuss it with. WANTS
9. The prices of commodities increase every month. BECOME
10.   They robbed him of the small sum of money that he had. WHAT

11.

I hadn't the courage to mention it to him. DARE

12.

  He decided not to go to the match. AGAINST

13.

What made you come so late ? PREVENTED

14.

  Don't cross the road now, or you'll get knocked down by a car. IF

15.

She always discussed everything with me, but she doesn't now. USED

16.

  There is no doubt that he is the culprit. ABOUT

17.

The news of his success in the examination pleased his parents very much. THAT

18.

  I have never heard such a funny story before. THIS
     

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1. That parcel is not as heavy as this one.
2. You must thank him for returning the wallet to you.
3. She was so absorbed in the book that she did not hear anyone calling.
4. They carried on with their work when the teacher left the room.
5. Surely he can repair it for you.
6. The ceiling is too high for anyone to reach it without a ladder.
7. How did that come about ?
8. No one wants to discuss it with her.
9. The prices of commodities become higher every month.
10. They robbed him of what little money he had.

11.

  I dared not mention it to him.

12.

  He decided against going to the match.

13.

  What prevented you from coming earlier ?

14.

  If you cross the road now, you'll get knocked down by a car.

15.

  She used to discuss everything with me.

16.

  There is no doubt about him being the culprit.

17.

  The news that he was successful in the examination pleased his parents very much.

18.

  This is the funniest story that I have ever heard.
 
 

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