1. He has nothing to do with their accommodation. 2. I think
the room was damp rather than cold. 3. The girl said she liked
hiking in a way. 4. I can understand her explanation rather than
accept it. 5. If I were you, I wouldn’t have made an appointment
with the lady. 6. The girl was clumsy rather than plain. 7. I have
nothing to do with the papers. 8. He showed a lack of words
with which to express his thanks. 9. I think what the group
needs is some extra help. 10. He is boring rather than amusing.
11. She has nothing to do with the Browns.. 12. Everybody
knows about her lack of wisdom. 13- What she needs/requires is
a good rest. 14. The family’s lack of money (The lack of money in
the family) did not prevent the good-natured March girls from
leading interesting lives. (Despite the lack of funds in the family
the good-natured March girls managed to lead interesting lives.)
15. What I need is for you, Jo, to tell me everything.