Did you see that commercial about the new Audi?
1. I'm sure he'll give you a discount.
2. It's been on TV every night this week.
We have some woderful souvenirs of our holiday.
1. They're on that shelf over there.
2. It was the most memorable fortnight of my life.
The archaeologist looked at the crane and said,
1. "The skeleton must be at least 1000 years old."
2. "Is that thing strong enough to lift the sarcophagus?"
The association wrote to manufacturers demanding
1. free samples.
2. that safety regulations be properly applied.
The regulations require that new buildings conform to the plan.
1. so I'm afraid we'll have to re-draft..
2. but we don't have to go along with that.
Eventually Jane will accept your proposal.
1. Just keep on asking her.
2. I'd give you a 50% chance.
He ignored the fact that it was a one-way street
1. and drove down it anyway.
2. and turned into it before he noticed the sign.
Members of the police were injured at the demonstration.
1. One had to be taken to hospital.
2. The crowd called them fascist pigs.
The medicine was very good,
1. His diagnosis was clear and precise.
2. It worked in 24 hours.
The cardiologist prescribed exercise
1. so the patient joined a gym class.
2. so the patient gave up his membership of the gym class.
He looked at the money he had been given and said,
1. "That's not enough. I gave you 10 dollars, not five."
2. "But I asked for Euros, not dollars."
If I don't pass the exam tomorrow
1. I can still do it later in the year.
2. I won't be able to go to university.

Social Situations Unit 2 - False friends: words which are often misunderstood because of their resemblance to other words.

Social Situations Unit 2 -
False friends: words which are often misunderstood because of their resemblance to other words.