1. She gave the impression that she was on the point of
changing her course of action and coming in contact with Miss
Tant. 2. Nobody could consider Ogden Street very attractive but
her words always had a powerful impact on me. 3. Jo opened her
lips to say something rude, but checked herself to/in some
degree. 4. At last he succeeded. 5. She reacted to this absurd
protest with/by giving) a little peal of laughter. 6. He made himself
clear, “My dear young lady, Idon’t believe you can read
a map.” 7. He suffers from constant headaches. 8. Major Dunker
doesn’t think that poetry is his cup of tea. 9- He reacted to
Walter’s remark in a very amusing way. 10. Professor Dulwick’s
lectures always have a great impact on his audience. 11. The
object resembles a lopsided vase. 12. Mrs. Oakroyd says she has
difficulty with her children. 13. Louisa always acted as Nellie
wanted, the latter had great influence on her. 14. Hard workers
always succeed. 15. The impact/influence his speech had on the
audience was quite unexpected. 16. Perhaps curiosity might
have conquered resentment to/in some degree. 17. He replied
simply but with great dignity and made himself quite clear about
his decision. 18. A committee is to be set up to investigate the
impact/the influence of television on children (the impact/the
influence television has on children/to investigate how television
influences children). 19. The group succeeded in their
undertaking/succeeded in accomplishing their purpose.