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Practise recognising when dense noun phrases preserve or change the meaning of clauses.
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30 questions
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Waste collection was outsourced; afterwards, council fees rose and residents complained about delays. Which noun-phrase version matches?
Consultants underestimated the costs, so the committee rejected the proposal. Which option packs the meaning into noun phrases?
Vaccination rates increased; hospital admissions fell and emergency wards became less crowded. Which condensed version is accurate?
Developers removed wetlands; as a result, the river flooded and insurance premiums increased. Which packed version keeps the roles?
Reviewers questioned the data, after which researchers revised the model and narrowed their conclusions. Select the noun-phrase paraphrase.
After the factory installed filters, emissions declined and neighbours complained less. Which wording is the best packed paraphrase?
Travel costs rose, so colleges expanded online enrolment and more rural applicants registered. Which nominalised version matches?
Visitor numbers grew; then the museum extended its hours and café sales improved. Which version uses noun phrases without changing the claim?
Inspectors increased safety checks; port delays worsened and exporters missed delivery dates. Choose the dense noun-phrase version.
Profits fell, so the company cancelled bonuses and staff morale weakened. Which packed wording is equivalent?
The city restricted car access; air quality improved and bus use increased. Which nominalised paraphrase is accurate?
Readers found the article repetitive, so the editor shortened it and the argument became clearer. Which option packs the meaning?
The postponement of the inspection followed the contractor's late submission of safety records. Which clause version says the same?
The decline in footfall prompted the landlord's reduction of shop rents. Which unpacking is correct?
The manager's approval of remote working led to a reduction in office electricity use. Choose the clause paraphrase.
The government's tightening of lending rules caused a slowdown in house purchases. Which sentence preserves the meaning?
The restoration of the wetlands enabled the return of several bird species. Which version unpacks it accurately?
The publication of the report triggered renewed debate about water pricing. Which clause version matches?
The failure of the trial resulted in the withdrawal of the medicine. Which sentence has the same meaning?
The absence of reliable data prevented the panel's assessment of the scheme. Which unpacking is accurate?
The introduction of cheaper tickets contributed to increased train use among students. Which version keeps the caution?
The expansion of childcare provision facilitated mothers' return to full-time work. Which clause paraphrase is closest?
Journalists accused officials of hiding pollution figures. Which noun phrase names the same event?
Tenants thanked the landlord for repairing the heating. Which nominal group keeps the roles unchanged?
Reviewers praised the students for challenging the theory. Which noun phrase has the same meaning?
Residents blamed planners for approving the tower. Which phrase preserves who did what?
Nurses warned visitors about infection risks. Which noun phrase matches the event?
Investors questioned directors about the delayed audit. Which dense phrase states the same roles?
Editors criticised reporters for omitting sources. Which nominalised version is equivalent?
Teachers advised candidates to avoid memorised speeches. Which phrase keeps the same roles?
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