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Question 8. Rewrite sentences without changing the meaning 1: Peter said: “I will try to learn hard to pass the entrance exam.” A. Peter said that he would try to learn hard to pass the entrance exam. B. Peter told that he would try to learn hard to pass the entrance exam. C. Peter asked that he would try to learn hard to pass the entrance exam. D. Peter talked that he would try to learn hard to pass the entrance exam. 2: It’s fascinating to watch science fiction movies A. Watch science fiction movies is fascinating. B. Watching science fiction movies is fascinating. C. Watch science fiction movies is boring. D. Watching science fiction movies is boring. 3:Thanks to technical advancements, we are having a more convenient life A. Our life would be more convenient if there were no technical advancements. B. Our life would be less convenient if there were no technical advancements. C. Our life would be more expensive if there were no technical advancements. D. Our life would be less expensive if there were no technical advancements. 4: I haven’t been to this gallery before. A. I don’t like going to galleries. B. This gallery is attractive. C. Before going to this, I didn’t go to any other gallery. D. This is the first time I have been to this gallery 5:My smart phone is so convenient that I bring it everywhere A. It is such a convenient smart phone that I bring it everywhere. B. I bring my smart phone everywhere although it’s convenient. C. My smart phone is not convenient enough for me to bring. D. My smart phone is convenient so that I can’t bring it anywhere.
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