Highly strictly bitterly

Widely broadly deeply

Greatly vastly fully firmly utterly totally

Much entirely completely greately

1. The Swedish progress towards equal rights has been … admired by

other nations. 2. We are … opposed to discrimination against women.

3. The Swedish government is … convinced the pilot schemes have been

successful. 4. The Swedish prison system is … superior to ours. 5. Femi-

nist associations in the US are … organized. 6. We were … disappointed

when we lost our court action. 7. Anyone who thinks women in Britain

have equal rights with men is... mistaken. 8. Swedish employment prac-

tices have been... copied, in other countries. 9. I am... bored by the

whole subject of women’s lib. 10. The movement for greater women’s

equality is... based in our country. 11. I was... distressed to learn she was

sick. 12. We are … delighted with the success of our campaign. 13. Com-

panies are … confused by the new law. 14. I had … forgotten I had to

meet her. 15. I am... covered against all risks. 16. The number of persons

permitted to take part in the scheme will be … limited.

6.* Make sentences from these notes.

1. Men/USA/now used to/women/positions of power/many sectors

of the economy.

2. Even nowadays/women/difficult/get to the top/business world.

3. Russia/common/women/positions/high responsibility/industry.

4. Expected/within 30 years/President/USA/woman.

5. Modern society/progress/improving/work opportunities/all women.

6. Past/only choice/majority of women/stay at home/kitchen sink.

7. Many countries/Middle East husbands/prevent/wives/a job/out-

side/home.

8. Most men/not jealous/larger role/women/business life/their

countries.

7. Link these sentence groups using words and phrases selected from the

words given below. Make any other necessary changes.

Despite neither provided that in case

Even though moreover in spite of with a view to

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