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surface of the screen and vanished, to be replaced by others exactly similar.
(G. Orwell)
3. It’s exactly as though a spider had got into an inkpot and were walking over
a sheet of notepaper! (A. Christie)
4. I learnt a good deal about human nature in that sanatorium that otherwise I
should never have known. (W. S. Maugham)
5. Seeing it, Langdon thought of Vittoria, recalling their playful promise a year
ago that every six months they would meet again at a different romantic spot
on the globe. The Eiffel Tower, Langdon suspected, would have made their
list. (D. Brown)
6. When so much has been written about Charles Strickland, it may seem
unnecessary that I should write more. (W. S. Maugham)
7. If he were drowned they would find his clothes. (J. Galsworthy)
8. Despite Teabing's insistence that their investigation should be conducted
meticulously, Sophie felt eager and pushed ahead of them, making a cursory
walk-through of the five knights on the left. (D. Brown)
9. At another time Dora would have been furious. (I. Murdoch)
10. It was a shame that you should have missed it the way that you did. (W. S.
Maugham)
IX. State the functional meaning (realization, neutralization, transposition) of
verbs in the following sentences:
1. The phone had hardly been cradled when there was a buzz at the door of her
apartment. (E. S. Gardner)
2. He was just dropping off when something again woke him. (A. Christie)
3. The thousand and one stories are being told every day by hundreds of
thousands of viziers’ daughters to their respective sultans. (O’Henry)
4. The rain had ceased and there was a purplish gleam in the sky up above the
huge humped roof of the Earls Court Exhibition Hall. (J. Joyce)
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