COMPLETE THE SECOND SENTENCE SO THAT IT HAS A SIMILAR MEANING TO THE FIRST SENTENCE, USING THE WORDS GIVEN. D NOT CHANGE THE WORDS GIVEN. YOU MUST USE BETWEEN TWO AND FIVE WORDS. 1. Jack left the office before I arrived there. (already) When I arrived at the office Left 2. Do you know how to drive this kind of car? (ever) Have ..... This kind of car before? 3. This is my first visit to London. (1) This is the first time... London. 4. During dinner, the phone rang. (1) While rang. phone 5. Do you have any plans for Saturday evening? (doing) What .... Saturday evening? 6. I started this job five years ago. (been) I have five years. 7. Is this car yours? (you) Do this car?

1. When I arrived at the office, Jack had already left. <br>2. Have you ever driven this kind of car before? <br>3. This is the first time I have visited London.<br>4. While I was eating dinner, the phone rang.<br>5. What are you doing this Saturday evening?<br>6. I have been in this job for five years.<br>7. Do you own this car? <br><br>Explicación: En cada frase, debemos utilizar el set de palabras dadas (en paréntesis) para cambiar la manera en que se expresa la misma idea. Por ejemplo, en la primera frase, "Jack left the office before I got there." se reescribió como "When I arrived at the office, Jack had already left." manteniendo la misma idea pero usando la palabra "already". Basándonos en la estructura gramatical del español, intentamos que cada frase reestructurada siga teniendo un sentido lógico y coherente.