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    CONCESSIVE CLAUSES

    Optional fronting

    THOUGH E.g.: Wealthy though he is, he is not happy. Although he

    is wealthy, he is not happy.

    AS

    THAT

    Obligatory fronting

    THAT E.g.: Poor that they were, they gave money to charity

    AS E.g.: Naked as I was, I braved the storm

    WITH/WITHOUT E.g.: With a bank loan or without it, well buy

    the house (Whether, no matter whether or not)

    IF E.g.: Its possible, if difficult. (Verbless)

    EXERCISES ON VOCABULARY

    The first of tourist will start to across the world

    An of locusts that give out of dry clickings

    Visitors old fashioned enough to stand and look with their eyesare aside by the photographers

    Those souls without a camera must step for those

    more properly occupied, must wait till their take place, and

    must time while whole coaches stop and

    upon the landscape the Instamatic God.

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    And the populations of whole countries what they can from the

    cannibals

    No stretch of rock has unless I am within it

    It is a world of images as clichd as brochures, calculated to

    envy in the bosoms of the

    In the second when his target is clear of all others but

    Gladys

    And when all these elements have, for a precious moment, been

    , click.

    Of all right-thinking people, thus making protest impossible, or at

    least .

    A low murmur in fact, and delivered in a throw away,

    manner to fool the poppee into further complacency

    He can finish up no end of jobs.

    Miles of walking, hours of and untold expense

    I was to hear the words slipping easily off one small daughter

    Books on Paris in the geographical section where like needles

    School was where I went to my potential

    That they would me for the rest of my life

    Every poor grade, random sullen

    My adolescent were a gift

    The career chronicled by the Permanent Record Card was an

    enduring

    The vow that many marriages

    Combining of money and time to produce domestic bliss

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    Men devote more hours paid employment, women to

    housework.

    Wives over cash, chores, care and consideration

    But deals are not set

    One may well imagine the righteous indignation of the workers at

    being turned into

    When French husbands are off their wives do no less work

    But this model of marriage is becoming

    Because now vows can be broken cheaply and without

    Leaving her with less conjugal

    The rise of easier divorces

    Drive the of slavery from our soil

    Part of that of democracy that triumphed evil

    After witnessing the and destruction, the dust and thetears, I supported this administrations to hunt

    and root those who would innocents in the name

    of intolerance

    Thats what Im opposed to. A war. A war. A war

    not based on reason but on passion, not in principle but on politics.

    I suffer no illusions about Saddam Hussein. He is a brutal man. A

    man. A man who his own people to secure his own

    power.

    He can be contained until in the way of all dictators, he falls

    away the of history

    The arms merchants in our own country stop feeding the countless

    wars that across the globe

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    The consequences of war are , the sacrifices immeasurable

    To go round referring criminals as violent

    You must refer them politely as

    Some harmless old lady to death in order to rob her her

    life-savings must never be given a dose of his own medicine

    A wicked society evilor so the argument goes

    Newspapers which specialize in crime-reporting enjoy enormous

    circulations and the publishers of cops and robbers stories

    The hardened criminal is and by the sociologists

    Capital punishment used to be a major

    Its always fashionable to pose as the defender of the so

    long as you, personally, remain unaffected.

    Complete the second sentence so that it has a similar meaning to the first

    sentence.

    I refuse to pay the bill

    INTENTION

    I have the bill.

    He is too irresponsible to run the department.

    CHARGE

    He is not of the department.

    Sheila is worried about the proposed changes at work.

    PROSPECT

    The worry.

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    He continued his speech, even though they all appeared disinterested.

    ON

    He that they all appeared disinterested.

    Sonias preference is for a nine-to-five job.

    RATHER

    Sonia from nine to five.

    I will probably have to get my car serviced soon

    NEED

    My car soon.

    It is believed that the two rival companies have agreed to the merger

    THROUGH

    The two rival companies the merger.

    Nadia said nothing because she was afraid of offending them.

    FEAR

    Nadia remained silent offence

    It was very nice of you to let us know about the change in venue.

    APPRECIATE

    We change.

    He didnt have a clue what it would be like to live in the country.

    ENVISAGE

    He of town.

    If you invest all your savings in this scheme you may lose them.

    RISK

    You run if you invest them in this scheme.

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    I dont really want to go to the reception

    FEEL

    I to the reception.

    I bet you wouldnt swim that far out!

    DARE

    I dont that far out!

    When he locked the door, the telephone rang.

    JUST

    He the telephone ringing.