1. She was just as good as they had thought She quite definitely came.. 2. The boy's work can surely be improved The boy's work must. 3. The outcome of the election was never in doubt At no time... 4. Doris thought the woman in front of her was her sister-in-law Doris mistook... 5. There was such a frightening atmosphere in that house that we had to leave immediately The atmosphere... 6. I tried as hard as I could, but I just couldn't get the money No matter.. 7. Someone is going to tune my piano tomorrow I'm  8. During the oil refinery strike, there were enormous petrol queues While.. 9. We'd better buy a new cooker It's . 10. The stereo was so powerful, I nearly went deaf It was

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Finish each of the following sentences in such a way that it means exactly the same as the sentences printed before it

1. She was just as good as they had thought.

-> She quite definitely came up to their expectation.

2. The boy's work can surely be improved.

-> The boy's work must be improvable

3. The outcome of the election was never in doubt.

-> At no time was the outcome of the election in doubt.

4. Doris thought the woman in front of her was her sister-in-law.

-> Doris mistook the woman in front of her was her sister-in-law.

5. There was such a frightening atmosphere in that house that we had to leave immediately.

-> The atmosphere in that house was so frightening that we had to leave immediately

6. I tried as hard as I could, but I just couldn't get the money.

-> No matter how hard I tried, I couldn't get the money

7. Someone í going to tune my piano tomorrow.

-> I'm going to ave my piano tuned by someone tomorrow.

8. During the oil refinery strike, there were enormous petrol queues.

-> While the oil refinery strike was going on, there were enormous petrol queues

9. We'd better buy a new cokker.

-> It's a good choice to buy a new cooker.

10. The stereo was so powerful, I nearly went deaf.

-> It was such a powerful stereo that I nearly went deaf.