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Paraphrase the following, using words and word combinations from the text. Make all other necessary changes.
to lack; to punish; to swear; to propose; to make out (2); circumstance (2); innocent; guilty; remarkable (2); anxious; tight; slight; slightly (2); beforehand; up to a point; strictly speaking (2)
1. When we left home it was still raining a little. 2. You might have let me know about the changes in the arrangements earlier. 3. The appearance of another witness at the trial was an unforeseen development. 4. I had been mistaken in my judgment of the man, though not completely. 5. She hadn't the slight idea what all the fuss was about. 6. As the day of the trial approached he grew more and more worried and afraid. 7. I shouldn't advise you to judge his actions until you know the facts. 8. He wasn't disappointed in the true sense of the word, may be a little annoyed or upset. 9. He is definitely the wrong man to be charged with the task, he has no sense of responsibility. 10. At first sight there didn't seem to be anything out of the ordinary about the actress. 11. At the trial it was proved that the man had had no part in the crime. 12. She wasn't exactly anxious, just excited. 13. I couldn't see a thing in the darkness. 14. The painter's sense of colour is marvelous. 15. He could put his hand on his heart and say that he had never let a single word drop about their confidential talk. 16. He intended to spend a couple of days in the country. 17. It looked as if she were being made to suffer for something she hadn't done. 18. True enough, it was a smart coat, but a little too close fitting for my taste. 19. He has always been a puzzle to me.
Ответы
Ответ:
1. There was still a slight rain when we departed from home.
2. You could have proposed to inform me beforehand about the changes in the plans.
3. The unexpected circumstance of another witness appearing during the trial occurred.
4. I was guilty of making a slight mistake in my judgement of the man, but not completely.
5. She had no innocent idea about what all the fuss was about.
6. As the trial day approached, he became more and more anxious and worried.
7. I recommend not to judge his actions strictly speaking until you know the facts.
8. He wasn't truly disappointed, perhaps slightly annoyed or upset.
9. He is definitely the wrong person to be punished with the task as he lacks any sense of responsibility.
10. At first glance, there was nothing remarkable about the actress.
11. At the trial, it was proven that the man was not guilty of the crime.
12. She wasn't exactly anxious, just slightly excited.
13. I couldn't make out a thing in the darkness.
14. The painter's sense of color is remarkable.
15. He could swear that he had never let slip a single word about their confidential talk.
16. He planned to make out in the country for a couple of days.
17. It appeared as though she was being punished for something she had not done.
18. It was a remarkable coat, but a little too tight-fitting for my taste.
19. He has always been a puzzle to me.