1)

1. I did NOTHING OF THE KIND (1), YOU are INSULTing ME (2) BY TALKING such NONSENSE (3).

2. HE TOOK HIS WATCH OUT OF HIS POCKET (1), AND WAS LOOKING AT IT (2) UNEASILY, SHAKING IT EVERY NOW AND THEN, AND HoLDING IT TO HIS EAR (3).

2)

1. IT WOULD BE DIFFICULT TO SAY WHO OF THE TWO MEN (1) WAS MORE DEEPly MOVED (2) BY THAT LAST SPEECH (3).

2. I THOUGHT MY JOB WAS GOING TO BE (1) REALLY INTERESTING (2) BUT I AM A BIT DISILLUSIONed (3) NOW.

3)

1. IT WASN’T VERY CIVIL OF YOU (1) TO COME HERE (2) WITHOUT BEING INVITED (3), I SHAN’T STAND IT.

2. IT WAS DIFFICULT FOR TOM TO CONTINUE (1) THE CONVERSATION; HE WAS SICK AND TIRED with (2) MARGIE’S SILLY QUESTIONS (3).

4)

1. I THOUGHT WITH PLEASURE(1) HOW FRUITFUL (2) THAT PLACE WAS, AND HOW LOVELY (3) ITS LOCATION WAS.

2. JANE FELT DREADFULLY PUZZLED (1), FOR DAN’S REMARK SEEMED (2) TO HAVE NO MEANING. “I DON’T UNDERSTAND anyTHING”(3), SHE SAID. 5)

1. DON HAS TRAVELled (1) ALL OVER (2) THE WORLD; HE HAS EVEN BEEN (3) TO THE ANTARCTIC.

2. I’LL PROBABLY SEE YOU (1) TOMORROW, BUT EVEN IF I DON’T (2), WE shall SUREly SEE (3) EACH OTHER BEFORE THE WEEK-END.