Task 1 The following sentences are not unified or coherent.Try to improve them. 1. She began to speak very fast at the meetingat ten o’clock. 2. Bernard Shaw was one of the best-knownplaywrights. 3. The houses were mere shanties, and rags werestuffed in the cracks and holes. 4. I read the novel on the train, which did notinterest me at all. 5. A well-dressed man admitted us to the house,and we later learned that he was a thief. 6. I lost some important documents and foundthem three days later. The police had helped me. 7. We entered the shop, and a saleswoman greetedus, and all kinds of shoes were on the shelves, and the prices were quite reasonable,and a lot of customers were buying them. 8. Tell Helen, if she is at home, I will come tosee her. 9. Listening attentively, a faulty sound washeard. 10. On entering the room, no one was seen. 11. Fred is energetic, capable, and a man you canrely on. 12. The children promised to be careful and thatthey would return home early. 13. Dickens's novels offer no solution to thesocial injustices he exposes in them. 14. My watch is either fast or yours is slow. 15. Glancing out of the window, a beautiful viewattracted my attention. 16. He nearly finished reading ten books duringthe vacation. 17. If interested in painting, a course can betaken at the evening school. 18. She said that she would come if she could,but not to wait for her. 19. To tell my friend the good news the letterwas posted at once. 20. I will go to the lecture, for I like hispoems.