Complete the second sentence so that it has a similar meaning to the first sentence. you must use the word
given1. i think you should go.
(if) i would go you.
2 that magic act was too puzzling for me.
(puzzled) i that magic act.
3. eight hundred for a pair of jeans? that's too expensive!
(off) eight hundred for a pair of jeans? what a !
4. don't worry! i face heavy traffic every day.
(used) don't worry! heavy traffic.
5. it was difficult in the beginning, but became accustomed to this kind of food
(got) it was difficult in the beginning, but this kind of food.
6. are you sure you want to continue this relationship?
(on) are you sure you want with this relationship?
7. jess was so annoyed by what he said, she had to leave the room.
(annoying) what he said , jess had to leave the room.
8. after the city tour, we walked along the beach and spent time looking at the shops.
(went) after the city tour, we walked along the beach and
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1. I would go if I were you.
2. I was puzzled with that magic act.
3. What a non-sense off-price!
4. I am used to heavy traffic.
5. It was difficult in the beginning, but I got used to this kind of food.
6. Are you sure you want to keep on with this relationship.
7. What he said was so annoying that, Jess had to leave the room.
8. After the city tour, we walked along the Beach and went looking at the shops.
Explicação:
1. Quando usamos a primeira pessoa necessariamente usa-se o verbo to be "WERE" (e nunca o "WAS");
2. Termo reflexivo com uso de preposição WITH;
3. Off-price é um termo utilizado para descontos e nesse caso a calça é muito cara. Em função disso, usa-se o termo non-sense.
4. O uso do verbo to be AM é necessário para indicar que a ação é contínua. Se fosse I used to seria uma ação que já passou.
5. Uso do verbo GET no passado + termo no particípio passado USED e preposição TO.
6. KEEP ON same as continue.
7. Uso do termo SO para enfatizar o termo annoying + uso do conector THAT para a frase ter continuidade.
8. Uso do verbo WENT (passado de GO) no lugar de SPENT TIME (passado de spend time).