Part one

1. Stan said he needed nothing more than 5 minutes of my time.

2. Stacy looked everywhere for her wallet, but she couldn’t find it anywhere.
3. A week later, Stacy hasn’t had luck finding her wallet.
4. I predict Callie, the new secretary won’t last a week.
5. Callie’s attitude won’t get her anywhere.
6. Callie said she had never seen anything like the way the company is run.
7. She hardly made friends at the office.

Part two

1. The result is that our company has lost an important account.

2. If you give me $500 in cash for this watch, we have a deal.
3. The congregation assembled to pray for the sick baby.
4. Jane’s uncle coming to the party was unexpected.
5. Combined, I think we have enough sponsors for the event.
6. The red sports car has really caught Saby’s eye.
7. Several robberies have taken at the ATM in front of the bank.
8. Six A. M. is too early to get up.
9. The suspicious package was rectangular.
10. With a lot of planning, we’ll be able to see 7 national monuments.

Part 3

1. Several problems have arisen, so the project is canceled.

2. If the project had stayed on the books, it would have been detrimental on sales.
3. In my opinion, this is best for all employees.
4. We concluded that canceling the project was in our best interest.
5. I have no need for subscriptions to magazines.

Part 4

1. The officer asked me to pull over and show him my driver’s license.
2. She uses her free time for exercising and volunteering.
3. The cafeteria serves food that is tasty, nutritious, and inexpensive.
4. The company wanted to hire someone who was competent, experienced, and enthusiastic.
5. I like to study subjects that relate to my life, give me insight into myself, and help me
understand my world better.

Part 5

Although many tourists visit Spain, fewer tourist visit its neighbor, Portugal. This country has a
lot to offer tourists, and it has many scenic and historic sites; one of these sites being Cabo da Roca. This
site is famous, because it is the westernmost point in continental Europe. Before the age of explorers, all
the land west was unknown territory to most Europeans.
During the sixteenth century, Portugal was a major naval power. Her ships (called caravels) sailed to
Africa, Asia, and the Americas, to explore lands then unknown to most Europeans. The first ships to sail
completely around the world were commanded by a Portuguese navigator; Ferdinand Magellan.

The Portuguese are proud of their history as explorers therefore they have made Cabo da Roca a
tourist site. You can drive to the government tourist office at Cabo da Roca, then you walk several
hundred feet to a steep cliff overlooking the sea. A strong wind nearly blows you off your feet, such a
wind once filled the sails of Portuguese ships bound for the New World. If you have a good imagination,
you can almost picture the ships anchored below the cliff.

When you return to the tourist office, you can purchase a souvenir of your visit to Cabo da Roca.
It is a beautiful multicolored certificate, Resembling a medieval handwritten manuscript. The guide fills
in a space on the certificate with your name and the date of your visit; he then signs the certificate and
stamps it with a wax seal.