The Comparison of Adjectives - Review
408 [85 wds each] POINTS: The Crystal Palace - Built - Great Exhibition London - Different - others - Iron and glass - Goods - sent - world - Machinery - Visitors - arrived - boat, train - Colleges - museums - Profits - Moved - South London - remained - Burnt down 1936.
408.1 1. The Crystal Palace, which ... because it was ... . 2. ... as well as ... from all over the world. 3. So many ... that it was possible ... from ... . 4. After the exhibition ... where ... until ... .
308.2 1. The Crystal Palace ... . 2. Made of ..., it ... . 3. People sent not only ..., but ... as well. 4. This attracted ... who ... . 5. Later ... from ... . 6. The Crystal Palace ... and ... until ... when ... .
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408 [85 wds each] POINTS: The Crystal Palace - Built - Great Exhibition London - Different - others - Iron and glass - Goods - sent - world - Machinery - Visitors - arrived - boat, train - Colleges - museums - Profits - Moved - South London - remained - Burnt down 1936.
408.1 1. The Crystal Palace, which ... because it was ... . 2. ... as well as ... from all over the world. 3. So many ... that it was possible ... from ... . 4. After the exhibition ... where ... until ... .
308.2 1. The Crystal Palace ... . 2. Made of ..., it ... . 3. People sent not only ..., but ... as well. 4. This attracted ... who ... . 5. Later ... from ... . 6. The Crystal Palace ... and ... until ... when ... .
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408.1 The Crystal Palace, which was built for the Great Exhibition in London, was different from other buildings because it was made of iron and glass. Goods as well as machinery was (were) sent from all over the world. So many visitors arrived by boat and by train that it was possible to build colleges and museums from the profits. After the exhibition it moved to South London where it remained until it burned down in 1936.
308.2 The Crystal Palace was built for the Great Exhibition in London. Made of iron and glass, it was different from other buildings. People sent not only goods from all over the world, but machinery as well. This exhibition attracted many visitors who arrived by boat and by train. Later colleges and museums were built from the profits. The Crystal Palace (was) moved to South London after the Exhibition and it remained there until 1936 when it burned down.
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