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It is clearly a separate language, differing from Standard Dutch in ... (this / it’s / its / it has) sound system...
its
I regret not studying harder for the exam. (WISH). I...
I wish I had studied harder for the exam.
The meeting was postponed because of the heavy snow. (PUT). The meeting...
The meeting was put off because of the heavy snow.
She took responsibility for the mistake in the report. (OWNED). She...
She owned up to responsibility for the mistake in the report.
This house is too expensive for us to buy. (AFFORD). We...
We can't afford to buy this house.
He hasn’t decided about his future career yet. (MADE UP) He...
He hasn’t made up his mind about his future career yet.
I’m sure she’s not happy with the new policy. (CAN’T). She...
She can’t be happy with the new policy.
The teacher encouraged us to ask questions during the lecture. (WERE). We...
We were encouraged to ask questions during the lecture by the teacher.
Someone should have informed the students about the changes. (HAVE BEEN). The students...
The students should have been informed about the changes.
They will repair the car for us next week. (REPAIRED). We...
We will have the car repaired for us next week.
She couldn’t finish the report because she ran out of time. (LEFT). She...
She couldn’t finish the report because she had no time left.
... (Despite / In spite of / But / Although) Afrikaans is very similar to Dutch, it is clearly a separate language...
Although
And when this happens you feel the whole wide ... (difference / range / various / amount) of emotions simultaneously
range
Homeless animals will be left in the past and every little guy will find a loving and ... (careful / careless / caring / cared of) master
caring
Afrikaans is a creole language that evolved during ... (nineteenth / the nineteenth / the nineteen / the ninetieth) century
the nineteenth
This phenomenon can result ... (at / with / in / by) catastrophic outcomes.
in
