IV. Rescue these sentences! Our underachieving student tried to use an expression from the text in each of the following sentences, but he got all the prepositions or adverbs mixed up — and this time he’s made other mistakes as well. Correct all the sentences, using expressions from the text, then put definitions or synonyms of the corrected expressions in the spaces provided.1 The professor is often seen strolling around the campus * at deep night.correct form:__________definition:___________2 In a crowded dormitory it’s especially important to *considerate for other people’s needs and feelings.correct form:__________ definition:___________3 The end of the movie didn’t surprise me — I knew *all away who the murderer was.correct form:__________ synonym:___________4 After her husband’s death, *fearsome for what the future would bring, Barbara closed the family business and went to work in a bank.correct form:__________ synonym:___________5 Please excuse my irritability. I’ve been *around too many pressures at work lately.correct form:__________ definition:___________6 None of Lucy’s usual methods for attracting attention *were work for the professor.correct form:__________ synonym:___________7 It’s hard *conceiving in a culture where smell or touch are more important than sight.correct form:__________ synonym:___________8 If he doesn’t find some time to relax a little, I’m afraid he’s going to *bug it up.correct form:__________ synonym:___________