Grammar Revision. Chapter 3

4. Grammar Revision

Identify the following grammar patterns:

Chapter 2

a) “Then you must have left something out.”

b) “Candida juggled candidates and clients with ease, arranging interviews,… negotiating contracts, rewriting CV – and that was just a morning’s work.”

c) “Teddy agreed to having a drink at Jules Bar.”

d) “Arriving at the front entrance of Steinberg’s office development, Teddy found Glory parked in front, the engine of her Mercedes purring like a large tiger.”

e) “…she wondered what sort of a monster Jack Delavigne was, to have let his son die.”

f) “She doesn’t seem to do much except go to parties.”

g) “She’s done really well, given how late she started.”

h) “I shouldn’t really have come to see you.”

Chapter 3

a) “She was the first in and the last to leave.”

b) “Shall I lend you mine?”

c) “After an hour’s meeting Teddy had not only satisfied herself that Dieter was a suitable candidate for the position at FRG Barnekov, but had managed to tempt him to agree to meet with her client without disclosing the name of the firm.”

d) “If the interviewee smelt a rat, his mouth was likely to close.”

e) “If I were a younger man, I’d play my career differently.”

f) “I could have leant forward and kissed him if I hadn’t been so mortified.”

g) “No, she won’t even speak to me on the phone.”

h) “You will remember that at our last review we raised doubts.”

i) “Far be it from me to suggest that you should change.”

j) “It may, of course, be a question of culture, but I can’t help feeling…”

k) “Jack found his response easierto handleif his criticism had been met by pleas for a second chance.”

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