(1)The Duke said he was going to continue the search although he looked grey with worry and exhaustion. (2) I was desperately sorry for him, and anyhow I would have stayed to help him in his search, hoping at least to find this one remaining jewel to which the Duchess appeared attached. (3)We stayed up most of the night. (4)He obviously feared to go up to bed empty-handed. (5) I made endless cups of black coffee while the Duke went through his papers, which he seemed convinced was the likeliest place. The sentence using the adverbial clause of contrast is sentence number ….

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(1)Curie’s feeling of desolation finally began to fade when she was asked to succeed her husband as a physics professor at the Sorbonne. (2) She was the first woman to be given a professorship at the ...

Gilang : Hi, Helen. What’s your plan for this weekend? Helen : Nothing. I think I will just stay at home. Gilang : There’s a new movie called ‘If Tomorrow Never Comes’. I am wondering if you would...

She walked home by herself, ... she knew that it was dangerous The most appropriate word to complete the sentence is ….

The minister of finance repeatedly warned the king and queen against wasting money, but they continued to spend great fortunes on their personal pleasure. The sentence above has the same meaning as...