II. Rewrite these sentences using adj+ that clause.

1.The traffic problems of the city had been solved. The Prime Minister was pleased.

→The Prime Minister was__________________________________________.

2.We did well in the exam. We were relieved about that.

→We __________________________________________________________.

3.I am sorry about the school facilities our parents had. They were very poor.

→I _____________________________________________________________.

4.Everyone was glad. The government had decided to invest more in education.

→Everyone ______________________________________________________.

5.She was so unprofessional that she didn’t prepare for the presentation.

→ It was_________________________________________________________ .

6.It was confident of her to say that she would win first prize.

→ She was_______________________________________________________ .

7.Our teacher was relieved when he heard that all of his students had made progress.

→ Our teacher_____________________________________________________ .

8.It was surprising for me to learn that he is the only child in his family.

→ I was__________________________________________________________ .

9.They know very well that physical education is an important school subject.

→ They are_______________________________________________________ .

10.The mother was happy when she learned that her daughter had enjoyed herself at the party.

→ The mother_____________________________________________________ .

11. ‛When should I start the computer?’ Nguyen asked his teacher.

→ Nguyen asked his teacher _________________________________________.

12. They can’t decide what they should do in this situation.

→ They can’t decide ________________________________________________.

13. ‛Should I tell this to her?’ he asked himself.

→ He wondered ____________________________________________________.

14. She was not sure who she should contact.

→ She was not sure _________________________________________________.

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1.  Jim boasted that he could run (faster/ fastlier) than anyone else in his class.

2.  Her presentation is (poorer/more poorly) prepared than I expected.

3.  Jim seems to care (littler/ less) about his health than he should.

4.  If you had tried (harder/ more hardly), you would have passed the test.

5.  Today the sun shines (brighter/ more brightly) than yesterday.

6.  Snow storm in my hometown is (more severe/ more severely) than anywhere else in the country.

7.  I think you could reach a (higher/ more highly) position in the company if you tried.

8.  If you behaved (cleverer/ more cleverly), they would look up to you..

9.  Although my computer is old-fashioned, it runs (smoother/ more smoothly) than many of the modern ones.

10.     Thanks to immense practice, Jim can speak English much (more fluent/ more fluently) than he used to.