Daily English Challenge

[Алексей Конобеев]

Challenge # 27

Rewrite the sentence, using the word in bold, so that the meaning of the sentence stays the same. The word in bold should not be changed in any was. 

1. She still hasn't recovered after losing her job in May.

being

She still really hasn't got ________ in May.

2. This dishwasher will give you years of service if you care for it properly.

after

Properly _______ will give you years of service.

 

3. I'm afraid I believed their fake story completely.

taken

I regret to say that I ______ their fake story.

 

 

[gus]

Challenge № 27

Rewrite the sentence, using the word in bold, so that the meaning of the sentence stays the same. The word in bold should not be changed in any way. 

1. She still hasn't recovered after losing her job in May.

being

She still really hasn't got recovered after being laid off/fired/dismissed in May.

2. This dishwasher will give you years of service if you care for it properly.

after

 Being properly looked after (by you) this dishwasher will give you years of service.

 3. I'm afraid I believed their fake story completely.

taken

I regret to say that I was/got completely taken in by their fake story.

 

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[eggalina]

1.She still really hasn't got recovered after being fired in May. 2.After being properly cared for this dishwasher will give you years of service.  3. I regret to say that I have seriously taken their fake story.

 

[Zalina1]

Challenge # 27

       1.     She still really hasn't got back after being fired in May.

2.     Properly caring after this dishwasher will give you years of service.

3.     I regret to say that I‘ve taken their fake story for granted.

 

[Stasy]

#27. 

1.She still hasn't got a job after being fired in May. 

2. Properly care for this dishwasher after using and it will give you years of service. 

3. I regret to say that I have taken in their fake story. 

[Irina Statsenko]

Challenge#27

Answers:

1. She still hasn't got over being fired from her job in May.

2. If you look after this dishwasher properly, it will give you years of service.

3. I regret to say that I was taken in by their fake story.

[Maria67]

Challenge 27

1. She still hasn't got a job after being fired in May.

2. If you look after this dishwasher properly, it will give you years of service.

3. I regret to say that I was taken in their fake story.

[avtodom]

Challenge # 27

Rewrite the sentence, using the word in bold, so that the meaning of the sentence stays the same. The word in bold should not be changed in any was. 

1. She still hasn't recovered after losing her job in May.

being

She still really hasn't got _over after being fired_______ in May.

2. This dishwasher will give you years of service if you care for it properly.

after

Properly look after this dishwasher and it _______ will give you years of service.

 

3. I'm afraid I believed their fake story completely.

taken

I regret to say that I _took for granted_____ their fake story.

 

[Maria Voloshko]

Challenge#27

1. She still hasn't got over being fired in May.

2. Properly looking after the dishwasher will give you years of service.

3. I regret to say that I was taken in by their fake story.

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[Алексей Конобеев]

В 7/15/2018 в 15:54, Алексей Конобеев сказал:

Challenge # 27

Rewrite the sentence, using the word in bold, so that the meaning of the sentence stays the same. The word in bold should not be changed in any way. 

1. She still hasn't recovered after losing her job in May.

being

She still really hasn't got ________ in May.

2. This dishwasher will give you years of service if you care for it properly.

after

Properly _______ will give you years of service.

 

3. I'm afraid I believed their fake story completely.

taken

I regret to say that I ______ their fake story.

 

 

Ответы на Challenge # 27:

Rewrite the sentence, using the word in bold, so that the meaning of the sentence stays the same. The word in bold should not be changed in any way. 

1. She still hasn't recovered after losing her job in May.

being

She still really hasn't got over being fired/ being forced to resign / being forced to quit/ being made redundant in May.

2. This dishwasher will give you years of service if you care for it properly.

after

Properly looked after, this dishwasher will give you years of service.

 

3. I'm afraid I believed their fake story completely.

taken

I regret to say that I was taken in by their fake story.

[Алексей Конобеев]

Challenge # 28

Rewrite the sentence, using the word in bold, so that the meaning of the sentence stays the same. The word in bold should not be changed in any way. 

1. I could only afford that trip because of the loan you gave me.

lent

Had _____ money, I wouldn't have been able to afford the trip.

 

2. Police arrested Smith because they think he was involved in the robbery.

suspicion

Smith was detained ________ in the robbery.

 

3. You don't need to concern yourself with the new office  rules till September.

effect

The new office rules ________

 

[NVD0505]

1. I could only afford that trip because of the loan you gave me.

lent

Had not been lent money, I wouldn't have been able to afford the trip.

2. Police arrested Smith because they think he was involved in the robbery.

suspicion

Smith was detained on suspicion in the robbery.

3. You don't need to concern yourself with the new office rules till September.

effect

The new office rules won’t effect you till September.

[Stasy]

#28.

1. Had  you not lent me  money, I wouldn't have been able to afford the trip.

2. Smith was detained on suspicion of complicity  in the robbery.

3. The new office rules won't be in effect till September.

[gus]

Challenge № 28

1. I could only afford that trip because of the loan you gave me.

lent

Had you not lent/Hadn’t you lent me money, I wouldn't have been able to afford the trip.

 2. Police arrested Smith because they think he was involved in the robbery.

suspicion

Smith was detained on suspicion of his involvement in the robbery.

 3. You don't need to concern yourself with the new office rules till September.

effect

The new office rules won’t go into effect till/until September.

 

[Maria Voloshko]

Challenge # 28
1. Had you lent me less money, I wouldn't have been able to afford the trip.
2. Smith was detained on suspicion of involvement in the robbery.
3. The new office rules won't come into effect till September.

[YuliyaY]

Challenge # 28

1. Hadn’t you lent me money, I wouldn't have been able to afford the trip.

2. Smith was detained on suspicion of his involvement in the robbery.

3. The new office rules won’t come into effect till September. 

[Zalina1]

Challenge # 28

1.     If you had not lent me money, I wouldn't have been able to afford the trip.

2.     Smith was detained on suspicion of involvement in the robbery.

3.     The new office rules will not effect you until September.

[in3korneeva]

#28

1had not you lent me

2 under suspicion of his involvement

3 will be put into effect in September

 

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[eggalina]

1.Hadn't you lent me money  2.on suspicion of his complicity in the robbery   3.will come into effect in September

[Алексей Конобеев]

В 7/17/2018 в 19:02, Алексей Конобеев сказал:

Challenge # 28

Rewrite the sentence, using the word in bold, so that the meaning of the sentence stays the same. The word in bold should not be changed in any way. 

1. I could only afford that trip because of the loan you gave me.

lent

Had _____ money, I wouldn't have been able to afford the trip.

 

2. Police arrested Smith because they think he was involved in the robbery.

suspicion

Smith was detained ________ in the robbery.

 

3. You don't need to concern yourself with the new office  rules till September.

effect

The new office rules ________

 

Ответы на Challenge # 28:

1. I could only afford that trip because of the loan you gave me.

Had you not lent me the money, I wouldn't have been able to afford the trip.

 

2. Police arrested Smith because they think he was involved in the robbery.

Smith was detained on suspicion of involvement / being involved in the robbery.

 

3. You don't need to concern yourself with the new office  rules till September.

The new office rules don't take effect till/until OR come in effect only in September

[Алексей Конобеев]

Challenge # 29

Which of these expressions is NOT a natural collocation?

1. take / have / study / go to lessons

2. do / read / study / make a subject at university

3. get / take / do / read a degree

4. pass / take / lose / fail / do an exam

5. private / further / higher / lower education

[Zalina1]

Challenge # 29

1. study lessons

2. make a subject at university

3. read a degree

4. lose an exam

5. lower education

[Stasy]

#29. 

1. study 2. make 3. read 4. lose 5. lower

[in3korneeva]

1 study

2 make

3 read

4 lose

5 lower

 

[gus]

Challenge № 29

Which of these expressions is NOT a natural collocation?

1. take / have / study / go to lessons

2. do / read / study / make a subject at university

3. get / take / do / read a degree

4. pass / take / lose / fail / do an exam

5. private / further / higher / lower education