The Conditional Sentence - Type Three
316 [85] 1. Who planned to build a tunnel across the English Channel in 1858? How would it be ventilated? ( The tunnel, which ..., ... . ) 2. Who suggested a better plan two years later? 3. How would passing trains solve the problem of ventilation in his proposed double-railway tunnel? ( ... because they would ... . ) 4. When did work begin? Why was it stopped? ( Though ..., ... because ... . ) 5. Has there been renewed interest in the idea lately or not? ( However, ... . )
CLUES >> forty-two years later / Aimé Thomé de Gamond / if tall chimneys were built above sea-level / the British feared invasion / William Low /would draw in fresh air behind them
316 [85] The tunnel, which ...
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316 [85] 1. Who planned to build a tunnel across the English Channel in 1858? How would it be ventilated? ( The tunnel, which ..., ... . ) 2. Who suggested a better plan two years later? 3. How would passing trains solve the problem of ventilation in his proposed double-railway tunnel? ( ... because they would ... . ) 4. When did work begin? Why was it stopped? ( Though ..., ... because ... . ) 5. Has there been renewed interest in the idea lately or not? ( However, ... . )
CLUES >> forty-two years later / Aimé Thomé de Gamond / if tall chimneys were built above sea-level / the British feared invasion / William Low /would draw in fresh air behind them
316 [85] The tunnel, which ...
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Have fun...and take care!
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316 (dated) - In 1858 Aimé Thomé de Gamond planned to build a tunnel across the English Channel, which would be ventilated if tall chimneys were built above sea-level. Two years later William Low suggested a better plan. Passing trains in his proposed double-railway tunnel would solve the problem of ventilation because they would draw in fresh air behind them. Though work began, it was stopped because the British feared invasion. However, there has been renewed interest in the idea lately. (dated)
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