Reformulate the sentence to emphasize the words in capitals: Not only the male but also THE FEMALE CHARACTERS in the novels are memorable. It______________________________
It is the female characters in the novel who are interesting, and not just/only the male (ones).
Reformulate the sentence to emphasize the words in capitals: The public really appreciated THE WRITER'S COLOURFUL STYLE. What ____________________________________
What the public really appreciated was the writer's colourful style
Reformulate the sentence to emphasize the words in capitals: Many famous novels first appeared IN SERIAL FORM IN MAGAZINES. It ________________________________________
It was in serial form that many famous novels first appeared in magazines.
Reformulate the sentence to emphasize the words in capitals: BOTH DICKENS AND DYLAN THOMAS are famous for giving lectures in the USA. It____________________________________________
It is both Dickens and Dylan Thomas who are famous for giving lectures in the USA.
Reformulate the sentence to emphasize the words in capitals: I don't understand WHY IT IS SO HARD TO MAKE A LIVING AS A WRITER. What_________________________________________
What I don't understand is why it is so hard to make a living as a writer
Reformulate the sentence to emphasize the words in capitals: I only studied WORKS BY SHAKESPEARE AND DICKENS AT SCHOOL. All __________________________________
All I studied at school were works by Shakespeare and Dickens
Reformulate the sentence to emphasize the words in capitals: You must have read THE SECOND VOLUME OF THE SERIES, not the first. It_______________________________________
It must have been the second volume of the series you read, not the second
AUSPICIOUS / COHERENT / CARE / PLAUSIBLE / GRATEFUL / PROPORTIONATE / CONNECT / ALCOHOLIC / LITERATE / RELENT The singer was worn down by the ____________ pressure of work and the constant attention of his fans
relentless
AUSPICIOUS / COHERENT / CARE / PLAUSIBLE / GRATEFUL / PROPORTIONATE / CONNECT / ALCOHOLIC / LITERATE / RELENT The previous owners of the flat had had the phone __________ so we had to contact the company to get it working again
disconnected
AUSPICIOUS / COHERENT / CARE / PLAUSIBLE / GRATEFUL / PROPORTIONATE / CONNECT / ALCOHOLIC / LITERATE / RELENT She didn't even thank me for my present - I couldn't believe she was so ___________
ungrateful
AUSPICIOUS / COHERENT / CARE / PLAUSIBLE / GRATEFUL / PROPORTIONATE / CONNECT / ALCOHOLIC / LITERATE / RELENT The barrister complained that the prison sentence was _________ to the seriousness of the crime her client had committed
disproportionate
AUSPICIOUS / COHERENT / CARE / PLAUSIBLE / GRATEFUL / PROPORTIONATE / CONNECT / ALCOHOLIC / LITERATE / RELENT I don't really believe in fate, but even I felt that the fire at the theatre on the first night was a rather _________ start
inauspicious
AUSPICIOUS / COHERENT / CARE / PLAUSIBLE / GRATEFUL / PROPORTIONATE / CONNECT / ALCOHOLIC / LITERATE / RELENT As I'm driving, I'd rather have a ________ drink like orange juice or tea.
non-alcoholic
