Question

Combine the two sentences as in the model: I teach English here. I am glad of it - I am glad to teach English here. 1. I study at the university. I am happy about it.2. I see my group mates. I am glad of it.3. We didn't understand the task. We were sorry about it.4. I study French. I am glad of it.5. He was not invited to the evening party. He was sorry about it.

Answer 1

1. I am happy to study at the university.
2. I am glad to see my group mates.
3. We were sorry because we didn’t understand the task.
4. I am glad to study French.
5. He was sorry because he wasn’t invited to the evening party.

Answer 2

To combine the given sentences using the model "I teach English here. I am glad of it - I am glad to teach English here," we can follow the same pattern for each sentence pair:

1. I study at the university. I am happy about it. Combined: I study at the university, and I am happy about it.

2. I see my group mates. I am glad of it. Combined: I see my group mates, and I am glad of it.

3. We didn't understand the task. We were sorry about it. Combined: We didn't understand the task, and we were sorry about it.

4. I study French. I am glad of it. Combined: I study French, and I am glad of it.

5. He was not invited to the evening party. He was sorry about it. Combined: He was not invited to the evening party, and he was sorry about it.

Therefore, the combined sentences are as follows:

1. I study at the university, and I am happy about it. 2. I see my group mates, and I am glad of it. 3. We didn't understand the task, and we were sorry about it. 4. I study French, and I am glad of it. 5. He was not invited to the evening party, and he was sorry about it.