English cohesion (19) The top front teeth are the ones which are most at No sir.

es which are most at No sir. I’m afraid not.

risk from tooth decay. (38) Would you apply for the job if you were me?
Halliday’s model
(20) My axe is too blunt. I must get a sharper one. Perhaps not.
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(21) Which pens do you prefer? – I prefer the blue ones. (39) Everyone seems to think he’s guilty. If so, no doubt
(1) The girl Hannah was seventeen, and she has made
(22) I’ve heard some strange stories in my life. But this he’ll offer the resign.
almost all that array of cakes and pastries on the kitchen
one perhaps the strangest one of all. (40) Ask her if it is a convenient time! If not, can she
dresser. She stood looking at them, her healthy pink face
(22) We need new curtains. suggest another possible time?
glowing with pride.
OK, let’s buy blue ones. (41) We should recognize the place when we come to.
(23) We need new curtains. Yes, but supposing not, then what so we do?
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Okay, let’s buy some.
(2) ‘What child is that?’ – I asked.
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(3) Hundland replied, still bent over the blossoms. “He’s
(25) He felt he had to tear off the label and replace it with 3.1___________________________________
Tom. He’s our youngest boy.’
an identical one. (42) Those two fast electric trains with pantographs.
(26) I’m fed up with this watch. The thing never works. (43) Which last longer, the curved rods or the straight
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My old one works all right, but this one’s hopeless. The rods?
(4) Pick these up!
thing I want now is a Rolex. Perhaps I’ll get one. The straight are less likely to break.
(5) Leave that there and come here!
(44) Four boys followed him, and yet another four.
(6) And the living room was very small room with two
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windows that wouldn’t open and things like that. And it
(27) I’ll have two poached eggs on toast, please. have some more of those too.
looked nice. It had a beautiful brick wall.
I’ll have the same. (46) Just ask Mary how to make the dress. Hers looks very
(28) Winter is always so damp nice.
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The same is often true of summer. (47) Susan liked the yellow dress. I preferred the blue.
(7) This book is thicker than that one.
(29) That noise really unnerves me. (48) The men got back at midnight. Both were tired out.
(8) This tree is taller than ten metres.
Yes, it does the same to me. (49) The teacher and the students arrived home in the
(9) They want better working conditions.
(30) The interview had not reassured Tweed. Rather the afternoon. All were tired but happy.
(10) Mr. Brown resigned when his proposal was rejected!
reverse. (50) I hope no vases are broken?
(11) I think he should have acted more patiently.
None to speak of.
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(31) He never really succeeded in his ambitions. He might of power. Have you got any?
(12) She’s expecting some different.
have done, one felt, had it not been for the restlessness (52) I’ve used up these three yellow folders you gave me.
(13) Would you prefer the “other seats”?
of his nature. Can I use the other?
(32) I have a lot of work to do. (53) I met three strangers on the way to work. One of
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(33) Do you know him? them greeted me and the others didn’t.
(14) Have some more coffee, Tom.
No I don’t (54) Buy some more cakes.
(15) I’ve had nothing yet, so I can’t take more.
(34) Does she sing? No, I’ve brought three.
(16) They asked me three equally difficult questions.
No but Mary does. (55) Have another ice cream.
No, thanks. That’s my third.
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(35) Everything about him was well documented. They all can, and most do.
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So I believe. (57) I’ll buy you some prettier.
(17) The green light went out, the red one came out.
(36) I assume it was an accident. (58) What is the cheapest fruit in autumn?
(18) I think his best poems are his early ones.
It seems so. Apples are the cheapest in autumn.
(37) Were there any survivors?
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(59) What has he been doing?
Swimming.
(60) Have you been dancing?
Yes, I have.
(61) Is Bill going to come?
He might.
(62) Has she been crying?
No, laughing.
(63) Will anyone be waiting?
John will, I should think.
(64) Has he remarried?
No, but he will one day, I’m sure.
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(65) What is he doing?
Watching TV.
(66) Who is going to paint the door?
Tom is.
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 And, also, further(more), moreover, additionally,
besides that, added to this, in addition, and another thing,
alternatively, incidentally, by the way etc.
(67) My client says he does not know this witness.
Further, he denies over having seen her or spoken to her.
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 yet, though, but, however, nevertheless, otherwise,
despite this, on the other hand, as against that, in fact, as
a matter of fact, to tell the truth, actually, in point of fact,
rather, instead, on the contrary, in any/ either way,
whichever, anyhow, at any rate, however that may be.
(68) He showed no pleasure at hearing the news. Instead
he looked even gloomier
(69) Tour secretary told me that you would be coming
over. Otherwise I should have compelled to call you at
home.
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So, thus, hence, therefore, consequently, because of this,
for this reason, on account of this, it follows (from this),
on this basis, as a result, arising out of this, for, for this
purpose, with this in mind/ view, with this intention, in
that case, with regard to this under those circumstances/
under the circumstances, in this respect/ connection etc.
(70) On their travels they indulged their hobby of
collecting antique furniture. As a result, their home had
become something of a museum.
(71) He was insensitive to the group’s needs.
Consequently, there was a lot of bad feeling.
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Then, next, afterwards, after that, subsequently, at the
same time, simultaneously, at once, soon, thereupon,
just before, presently, later, after a time, some time
earlier, formerly, next time, just then, this time, the last
time, on a previous occasion, on another occasion, on this
occasion, by this time, up till that time, until then, at this
point/ moment, before then/that, previously etc.
(72) Susan dried her hair and changed her clothes.
Meanwhile, I unpacked the luggage.
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First….then, first…second…, next, secondly, in the first
place, to begin with, finally, up to now, up to this point,
heretofore, at this point, to get back to the point,
henceforward, as a final point, eventually, at last, to sum
up, in short, briefly, to conclude with, in conclusion etc.
(73) First, like all city, it offers foods. If you want to
purchase something to eat, restaurants and snack bars
abound, ranging from hotdogs carts to sit-down
restaurants. Second, like any city, the modern airport has
entertainment. Third, if you were unable to get all your
shopping or errands done, modern airports have an array
of shops and services, just like a mall in a city. Last, if you
want to arrive looking neat and clean, you can go to a
unisex beauty salon.
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That is, I mean, in other words, to put it another way, for
instance, for example, thus etc.
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Likewise, similarly, in the same way, by contrast,
conversely
(74) Treating people as responsible citizens bring out the
best in them; they behave such.
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(75) After he has swum for several miles, a small fishing
boat spotted him and pulled him aboard, against his
objections. He told the fishermen that he was not at all
tired and intended to continue his swim.
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(76) English is not the only language with similar-
sounding words. Other languages, too, have words that
can cause misunderstandings, especially for foreigners.
(77) The photo was taken when she was in the
kindergarten. She was small, dark-haired, with her hands
propping up her face. She held the picture close to her
face.
(78) Hannah felt that she could put up with anything so
long as Ralph Wellings turned up. He was nineteen. A
strange boy for the little fat, jolly, parson to have his son!
(79) She moved a little, opened her eyes and moistened
her lips. The morning was sunny and still. It felt warm,
warm. She dozed a little and went on thinking of the party
her mother had given when she was seventeen.
(80) Did you try the steamed buns?
Yes, I didn’t like the things much
(81) The Iran scandal is still on the news. These seems no
end to the affair.
(82) They brought all shares. It seemed a good move at
this time.
5.2 synonyms
5.3 close-meaning lexical choices
5.4 antonyms