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(b) Join the following pairs of sentences using so … that, such … that
where necessary.
1. He was glad to see me. He asked me to stay the night. 2. He
was tired. He could not get up in the morning. 3. I have many friends
abroad. I cannot write to all of them. 4. He is a good driver. I am
surprised to hear he has had an accident. 5. He is an interesting
person. It is a pleasure to hear him talk. 6. It is a good film. it would
be a pity to miss it. 7. She was very angry. She refused to see him. 8.
It is a beautiful evening. We should go for a walk. 9. He is a shy
person. He dislikes talking to strangers. 10. We arrived early. We
had to wait for over an hour.
(c) Join the following parts of sentences using the conjunctions given
in brackets, omitting the phrase it doesn’t matter if / how.
1. I wrote to him several times. I received no answer.
(although) 2. He plays well. He is still not good enough for the
football team. (in spite of the fact that) 3. We are determined to get
there. It does not matter how far away it is. (however) 4. The journey
takes too long. It does not matter if you go by plane. (even if) 5. I’m
sure he won’t come. It does not matter how long you wait. (however)
6. We are going on an excursion. The weather is bad. (in spite of the
fact that) 7. He speaks French well. He has never been to France.
(even though) 8. She was very busy. She was a
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(b) Join the following pairs of sentences using so … that, such … that
where necessary.
1. He was glad to see me. He asked me to stay the night. 2. He
was tired. He could not get up in the morning. 3. I have many friends
abroad. I cannot write to all of them. 4. He is a good driver. I am
surprised to hear he has had an accident. 5. He is an interesting
person. It is a pleasure to hear him talk. 6. It is a good film. it would
be a pity to miss it. 7. She was very angry. She refused to see him. 8.
It is a beautiful evening. We should go for a walk. 9. He is a shy
person. He dislikes talking to strangers. 10. We arrived early. We
had to wait for over an hour.
(c) Join the following parts of sentences using the conjunctions given
in brackets, omitting the phrase it doesn’t matter if / how.
1. I wrote to him several times. I received no answer.
(although) 2. He plays well. He is still not good enough for the
football team. (in spite of the fact that) 3. We are determined to get
there. It does not matter how far away it is. (however) 4. The journey
takes too long. It does not matter if you go by plane. (even if) 5. I’m
sure he won’t come. It does not matter how long you wait. (however)
6. We are going on an excursion. The weather is bad. (in spite of the
fact that) 7. He speaks French well. He has never been to France.
(even though) 8. She was very busy. She was a
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