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  • She reacted quite irrationally to my comment.
    Her reaction to my comment was quite irrational.
  • The weather changed and damaged our crops.
    The change in weather caused damage to our crops.
  • He knows a lot about computers, which will prove useful in his job hunt.
    His knowledge of computers will prove useful in his job hunt.
  • The flight was cancelled, which angered the passengers.
    The cancellation of the flight angered the passengers.
  • My father always treated his employees fairly.
    My father's treatment of his employees was always fair.
  • Lee has been trying to consume less meat.
    Lee has been trying to reduce his consumption of meat.
  • He refused the generous offer, which surprised us.
    His refusal of the generous offer surprised us
  • They decided to cancel the match, which disappointed the children.
    Their decision to cancel the match disappointed the children.
  • The temperature rose and affected the animals.
    The rise in temperature affected the animals.
  • Lia failed her exam, which angered her father.
    Lia's failure of her exam angered her father.
  • The doctor explained the procedure quite thoroughly.
    The doctor's explanation of the procedure was quite thorough.
  • The student arrived late and disrupted the lesson.
    The student arrived late and disrupted the lesson.
  • The shop closed down, which saddened the villagers.
    The closure of the shop saddened the villagers.
  • The boy behaved badly and was punished.
    The boy was punished for his bad behaviour.
  • He responded to my email promptly and politely
    His response to my email was prompt and polite.
  • It was apparent to everyone that the child was bored.
    The child's boredom was apparent to everyone.
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