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Please correct these sentences!

2. Why does he need to sleep before lunch?
He is rather tired after his journey.

3. Where does he lie down?
He lies down on the sofa in his room.

4. When does he wake up?
He wakes up at one o’clock.

5. What does he see through the window?
He sees the panorama of the city: the Danube embankment, the bridges, and the buildings.

6. What does the porter say?
"Mr. Wood is waiting for Mr. Smith in the hall."

7. What is Mr. Wood doing in the hall?
He is sitting on an armchair and reading a paper.

8. What is Mr. Wood like?
Mr. Wood is more shorter and certainly fatter.

9. Is he older than his friend?
No, he is as old as his friend. [OR] He is the same age as his friend.

10. What does Mr. Smith look like?
He is a tall and thin gentleman.

12. Where do they lunch?
They have lunch in a restaurant.

Great job!

Practice Number 14

・on a roll
I've been on a roll recently. Whatever I do, I don't fail.

・bash
That yakuza bashed his thumb with a hammer.
My dad bashed up my PC.

・groggy
I caught the flu and I feel really groggy.

・nauseous
That roller coaster made me feel nauseous.
I saw a nauseous cruelty in a slaughterhouse. We don't use nauseous that way in the U.S.

・blatant
He did a blatant cheating blatantly cheated on an exam.
That radio is blatant. We don't use this word that way in the U.S.

・opposition
Today's opposition is a dirty team. They commit a hundred of fouls in one match.

・presumably
He is presumably in love with her.
You are going to that party, presumably.

Wow, great job!