UNIT - 7 : A Visit to Cambridge English - UNIT - 7 : A Visit to Cambridge

Surely, I wanted to say. _____________________ (live) creatively with the reality of his disintegrating body was a choice? But I _____________________ (keep) quiet, because I felt guilty every time I spoke to him. _____________________ (force) him _____________________ (respond).

"A lot of people seem that disabled people _____________________ (think) _____________________ (be) chronically unhappy," I said. "I _____________________ (know) that's not true myself. _____________________ inside?" you often _____________________ (laugh)

(quiet. movement. disintegrating. tapping, creatively, guilty)
Surely. I wanted to say, living the reality of his But I kept _____________________ with _____________________ body was a choice? _____________________ because I felt _____________________ every time I spoke to him, forcing him to respond. There he was. _____________________ at the little switch in his hand. trying to find the words on his computer with the only bit of him. his long, pale fingers. _____________________ left to

(though, mentioned, through, disabled, walking, successor)
It was on a that the guide _____________________ _____________________ Cambridge Stephen Hawking, _____________________ man, who is quite worthy _____________________ now, _____________________ he is a to Issac Newton _____________________ tour 'poor, whose Chair he has at the university.

You are the cultural secretary of your school. Your school has planned to organize an inter school 'Science and Technology Exhibition'. Prepare a notice inviting participation of students. Include all the necessary information.

l could feel his anguish.

I find it amusing when people patronize me.

I was looking at one of the most beautiful men in the world.

His voice synthesizer could convey no inflection pooper al a?

I felt a huge relief and exhilaration.

How little it mattered that I would never walk, or even stand! (Turn into Assertive.)

I find it amusing when people patronise me. (Turn into Compound sentence.)

When the walking tour was done. I rushed to a phone booth. (Use 'As soon as'.)

I kept quiet because I felt guilty everytime. (Use 'Since'.)

I've had no choice. (Turn into Affirmative.)

'My Favourite Scientist'

"What do you think is the best thing about being disabled?” I had asked him earlier.
"I don't think there is anything good about being disabled."
"I think." I said,
"you do discover how much kindness there is in the world."

"A lot of people seem to think that disabled people are chronically unhappy." I said.
"I know that's not true myself. Are you often laughing inside?"
About three minutes later, he responded. "I find it amusing when people patronise me."
"And do you find it annoying when someone like me comes and disturbs you in your work ?"