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It seems to me that the scholar who talked about animal intelligence this morning has obviously overestimated the animal intelligence. She went so far as to suggest that chimpanzees can communicate with humans through computers.
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As volunteers, what we need to do is not just limited to smiling to those who come to us for information and help. We must also learn skills for cross-cultural communication, without which our performance cannot be satisfactory.
Unit8
Rewrite the sentences using the more / less ... the more / less. Follow the example.
Example:
You have a stronger will. The task is more futile.
The stronger the will, the more futile the task.
1. You have more hobbies. You're less likely to worry. Suggested answer:
The more hobbies you have, the less likely you are to worry.
2. You work long. You earn more. Suggested answer:
The longer you work, the more you earn.
3. People work more. They have less free time. Suggested answer:
The more people work, the less free time they have.
4. Leisure inactivities have developed more. They have less interaction. Suggested answer:
The more leisure inactivities have developed, the less interaction they have.
5. You change the channel more. You have less chance of becoming interested. Suggested answer:
The more you change the channel, the less chance you have of becoming interested.
6. You spend more time in front of the computer screen. You have less interest in the outside world.
Suggested answer:
The more time you spend in front of a computer screen, the less interest you have in the outside world.
7. You make less effort. You will be a better couch potato. Suggested answer:
The less effort you make, the better couch potato you will be.
Rewrite the sentences using the former / the latter. Follow the example.
Example:
... first, those whose work is work and whose pleasure is pleasure; and secondly, those whose work and pleasure are one. Those whose work is work and whose pleasure is pleasure are the majority.
... first, those whose work is work and whose pleasure is pleasure; and secondly, those whose work and pleasure are one. Of these the former are the majority.
1. Winston Churchill was a British Prime Minister and a Nobel Prize winner. Churchill was more famous as Prime Minister.
Suggested answer:
Winston Churchill was a British Prime Minister and a Nobel Prize winner. He was more famous for the former.
2. There are people who keep work separate from their pleasure, and people whose work is their pleasure. People whose work is their pleasure are more common. Suggested answer:
There are people who keep work separate from their pleasure, and people whose work is their pleasure. The latter is more common.
3. Cricket and football give you the impression of doing something useful. Cricket is more peculiar as a sport. Suggested answer:
Cricket and football give you the impression of doing something useful. The former is more peculiar as a sport.
4. You need somewhere comfortable to sit and the channel hopper. The channel hopper is more important. Suggested answer:
You need somewhere comfortable to sit and the channel hopper. The latter is more important.
5. The couch potato and the mouse potato enjoy leisure inactivity. The mouse potato has less interest in the outside world.
Suggested answer:
The couch potato and the mouse potato enjoy leisure inactivity. The latter has less interest in the outside world.
6. Mouse potatoes travel the world online or participate in chat rooms. Mouse potatoes who travel the world online are more adventurous.
Suggested answer:
Mouse potatoes travel the world online or participate in chat rooms. The former is more adventurous.
Rewrite the sentences using it may well be that. Follow the example.
Example: