2. My brother is used to listening to music on Sunday.
My brother gets used to listening to music on Sunday.
be / get used to + V.ing
3. I haven't seen such an interesting film before.
I have never seen a more interesting film than that.
S + have/ has + never + P II + such (a/ an) + adj + N
S + have/ has + never + P II + (a/ an) adj + er/ more adj than that.
4. In spite of my advising him to give up the work, he refused my words.
In spite of/ Despite + N-phrase / V.ing
Despite the fact that I advised him to give up the work, he refused my words.
In spite of/ Despite + the fact that + clause
5. The teacher told the students to read that text carefully.
S + asked/ told + O + to V/ not to V + ...
The teacher reminded the students to read that text carefully.
(to) remind sb + to V
6. He isn't fond of jogging every morning.
He isn't keen on jogging every morning.
(be) keen on/ fond of + V.ing
7. He has so many English books that he can't read them all.
so + many/ much + noun + that = such + a lot of + noun + that
8. She sold that hat because of the reasonable price.
because of + N-phrase
9. Although it was very fine, we didn't go on a picnic.
Although/ Though/ Even though + clause
In spite of/ Despite the fact that it was very fine, we didn't go on a picnic.
In spite of/ Despite + the fact that + clause

2. My brother is used to listening to music on Sunday.

3. I haven't seen such an interesting film before.

4. In spite of my advising him to give up the work, he refused my words.

5. The teacher told the students to read that text carefully.

6. He isn't fond of jogging every morning.

7. He has so many English books that he can't read them all.

8. She sold that hat because of the reasonable price.

9. Although it was very fine, we didn't go on a picnic.