V. Write the second sentence so that it has a similar meaning to the first sentence, using the word in capital. 1. Professor Marshall has just retired. He taught us linguistics at Cambridge University. (WHO) Professor Marshall 2. This is his third book, the publication of which made such an impression. (WHOSE) This is 3. Will robot butlers do all household chores by 2040? (BE) Will 4. This country has high youth unemployment in comparision with other European countries. (THAN) This country has 5. Marcus started working in this bank when he graduated university. (BEEN) Marcus 6. In 1959 they moved to New Jersey and he opened his first Italian-American bakery there. (WHERE) In 1959 7. Penny jumped out of the way so she wasn’t hit by the falling branch. (AVOID) Penny 8. Unfortunately, I didn’t have my credit card with me. (WHICH) I 9. He prefers travelling on his own to spending time with others. (RATHER) He 10. “Are you thinking of changing your career to a new line?” I asked her. (WHETHER) I