Question

Rewrite these sentences using a word with a prefix so that the meaning stays the same. 1. Sorry, Ithink you didn't hear me correctly: I said Vine Street. 2. It's against the law to drive without a seat belt. 3. I hate vegetables which have been cooked for too long. 4. Who's that with the boy who used to be my boyfriend? 6. Can you get your message across using communication that does not involve words? 7. Manchester United deserves to win: they played much better than Liverpool. 8. This bar is open to people who are not residents.

Answer 1

1. Sorry, I think you didn't hear me correctly, SO I said Vine Street.
2. It's against the law  to drive without a seat belt.
3. I hate vegetables  which have been cooked for too long.
4. Who's that with the boy  who used to be my boyfriend?
6. Can you get your message across  using communication that does not involve words?
7. Manchester United deserves to win SO they played much better than Liverpool.
8. This bar is open to people who are not residents.

Answer 2

1. Apologies, I believe you misheard me: I said Vine Street.
2. It's unlawful to drive without a seat belt.
3. I dislike overcooked vegetables.
4. Who's that alongside the ex-boyfriend boy?
5. Can you convey your message using non-verbal communication?
6. Manchester United is deserving of victory: they outperformed Liverpool.
7. This bar is accessible to non-residents.