Rewrite the second sentence so that it means the same as the first sentence, and contains the word in capitals.
1. Paula only arrived at school at 12:30. (DIDN’T)
2. My library card runs out at the end of July. (ON)
3. We arrived at the cinema, but the film had finished. (BY)
4. What were you doing when the accident happened? (TIME)
5. It’s three o’clock now, and I’ve been waiting since two. (FOR)
6. At some time in the night there was an earthquake. (DURING)
7. I waited but I left at 4:30. (UNTIL)
8. I’ll have finished in a week’s time. (WITHIN)
9. I haven’t seen George for ages. (SINCE )
10. It’s Monday today, so l’ll see you next Monday. (IN)
1. Paula only arrived at school at 12:30, didn’t he?
2. My library card runs out on August.
3. By the time we arrived at the cinema, the film had finished.
4. By the time the accident happened, what were you doing?
5. I’ve been waiting for one o’clock.
6. There was an earthquake during the night.
7. I had waited until 4.30.
8. I’ll have finished within a week’s time.
9. It’s a long time since I lat saw George.
10. I’ll see you in seven days.