- Sentence 2 implies that no one else told her they loved her.
- Sentence 2 implies he told her this and nothing else.
- Sentence 2 implies it happened very recently.
- Sentence 2 is grammatically incorrect.
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- The first emphasizes his surprising success.
- The second emphasizes the test's difficulty.
- The first means he passed nothing else.
- Both A and B are correct.
- The first implies they read it in addition to something else.
- The second is grammatically incorrect.
- The first implies other people read the chapter too.
- Both sentences have exactly the same meaning.
- The first means I saw him recently.
- The second means I saw him and no one else.
- The first means I did nothing else but see him.
- Both A and B are correct interpretations.
- The first means she didn?t do anything else but bake.
- The second means no one else baked cookies.
- The second means the cookies were not for other people.
- Both A and B are correct interpretations.
- The lecture on quantum physics was incredibly difficult for the students to understand.
- For the students to understand, the lecture on quantum physics was incredibly difficult.
- Incredibly difficult was the lecture on quantum physics for the students to understand.
- The lecture on quantum physics was for the students to understand incredibly difficult.
- Although the drug has side effects, its benefits are significant.
- Its benefits, although the drug has side effects, are significant.
- The drug has side effects, although its benefits are significant.
- Both A and C are clear.
- The patient must take the medicine exactly as the doctor prescribed.
- The patient must take exactly the medicine as the doctor prescribed.
- The patient must exactly take the medicine as the doctor prescribed.
- Exactly the patient must take the medicine as the doctor prescribed.
- Unless you have a valid reason, your absence will not be excused.
- Your absence, unless you have a valid reason, will not be excused.
- Your absence will not be excused unless you have a valid reason.
- All of the above are correct.
- He drove to the hospital as quickly as he could.
- He drove as quickly as he could to the hospital.
- As quickly as he could, he drove to the hospital.
- All of the above are correct.
- The committee will discuss the proposal at the next meeting on Tuesday.
- The committee will discuss at the next meeting the proposal on Tuesday.
- On Tuesday, the proposal will be discussed by the committee at the next meeting.
- At the next meeting on Tuesday, the committee will discuss the proposal.
- The new policy will be implemented next month, as the memo states.
- As the memo states, the new policy will be implemented next month.
- The new policy, as the memo states, will be implemented next month.
- All of the above are correct.
- He is very intelligent, whereas his brother struggles with academics.
- Whereas his brother struggles with academics, he is very intelligent.
- He, whereas his brother struggles with academics, is very intelligent.
- Both A and B are correct.
- The student who scored the highest in physics was given an award.
- An award was given to the student who scored the highest in physics.
- Both A and B are correct.
- Who scored the highest in physics, the student was given an award.
- Had I known the answer, I would have told you.
- I would have told you, had I known the answer.
- I, had I known the answer, would have told you.
- Both A and B are correct.
- The researcher carefully documented the results of the experiment.
- Carefully, the researcher documented the results of the experiment.
- The researcher documented carefully the results of the experiment.
- The results of the experiment, the researcher documented carefully.
- Since she felt unwell, she decided not to go to the academy.
- She decided not to go to the academy since, she felt unwell.
- Since she felt unwell she decided, not to go to the academy.
- Not to go to the academy she decided since she felt unwell.
- He almost failed the test because he didn't study.
- He failed almost the test because he didn't study.
- He failed the test almost because he didn't study.
- Almost he failed the test because he didn't study.
- The match was postponed due to the heavy rain.
- Due to the heavy rain, the match was postponed.
- The match, due to the heavy rain, was postponed.
- All of the above are correct.
