Exercise 1 p. 69.
Write out the conjunctions used to join the adverbial clauses of comparison and manner.
1) The intervals were never as long as they had seemed (Gr). 2) Roy was as sick as he expected to be (Ald). 3) It proved more difficult to get out of the Phat Diem area than it had been to get in (Gr). 4) Roy watched these two men as he had never watched them before (Ald). 5) Roy was stretched to his full length moaning sometimes as if he were in pain (Ald). 6) “He will not be long,” she said as though I needed comfort for his absence (Gr).

1) I am flying to Moscow tomorrow.
2) The Browns live in Liverpool.
3) John is painting the garage at the moment.
4) The earth (moves) around the sun.
5) Anna likes her new school.
6) The flight to New York (leaves) at 7:00 a.m.
7) We are (looking) for new furniture for the living room at present.
8) Are (you going) to Spain this summer?
9) Rachel (works) as a waitress at Sunrise Diner.
10) The train from Brussels(arrives) at 5:10 p.m.
11)We are (staying) at a beautiful hotel by the sea.
12) Ellen (hates) dogs.
13) She (exercises) three times a week.
14) I am (writing) a letter to Michael right now.
15) Water (freezes) at 0 C.

1) The sum .of.. money he gave me was not enough to buy the CD 1 wanted.
2) It is very rude .of.. you to speak like that.
3) You will spoil your children if you let them do anything they want.
4) Fascist organizations are a threat ..to. our society and democracy.
5) I feel that somebody has been spying .on.. me for some time. Who can it be?
6) Cruelty and violence must be taken away ..from. the screen.
7) I can't explain Alan's cruelty .to/towards.. his dog. We must speak .to.. him.
8) Let's go .to.. the cinema instead .of.. going to the circus.
9) The news about his rude behaviour brought shame .onto.. his family.
10) I was full of shame .because  of. your rude words.
11) Mr Robinson felt no shame .for.. his behaviour.
12) This man spied .on.. the British during the war.