English, 26.05.2021 14:00 arunamvr

HEL100 POINTS 1.Rewrite the sentence to eliminate ambiguous, remote, or broad reference.

We drove to the doctor's office only to find out that they were closed for the day.

2.Rewrite the sentence to eliminate ambiguous, remote, or broad reference.

If a car accident happens and you leave the scene before the police arrive, it is a crime.

3.Rewrite the sentence to eliminate ambiguous, remote, or broad reference.

Jason received a National Geographic subscription for Christmas, which is his favorite magazine.

4.Rewrite the sentence to eliminate ambiguous, remote, or broad reference.

Over the summer Frank learned a lot about installing and repairing computers. In fact, it changed his career path.

5.Rewrite the sentence to eliminate ambiguous, remote, or broad reference.

We need new tires. I'm sure this is why it shudders when we drive on the freeway.

6.Rewrite the sentence to eliminate ambiguous, remote, or broad reference.

After I read Dickens' A Tale of Two Cities, he became my favorite author.

7.Rewrite the sentence to eliminate ambiguous, remote, or broad reference.

We decided to enjoy a walk to the park after eating supper. This became a regular habit.

8.Rewrite the sentence to eliminate ambiguous, remote, or broad reference.

Since the car drips oil on the driveway, put a piece of cardboard under it.

9.Rewrite the sentence to eliminate ambiguous, remote, or broad reference.

If a person has income tax questions, the IRS can help you with it.

10.Rewrite the sentence to eliminate ambiguous, remote, or broad reference.

Joe always knew it was time to feed his fish when he started blowing bubbles.

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HEL100 POINTS 1.Rewrite the sentence to eliminate ambiguous, remote, or broad reference.