1.

I
2. me
3. I ? x -> object of preposition between
4. me
5. I ? -> subject of the verb haven’t
6. me
7. me
8. who
9. whom
10. whom
11. who
12. whom
13. who
14. whoever
15. whomever
16. whoever
17. whoever
18. whoever
19. whomever
20. He and I
21. her
22. she, he
23. her, him
24. him
25. she
26. he
27.

1. his
2. your
3. my
4. their
5. his, his
6. you
7. me
8. my
9. my, his
10. you
11. your
12. them
13. their, their

relative pronouns:
1. who
2. which
3. that, that
4. that, that
5. which, that
6. that (or whom)
7. that (or who)
8. which

i/r p
1. you
2. me ?
3. I
4. you
5. me
6. me
7. you

t, it verbs
1. lay
2. lying
3. laid
4. lie
5. lays
6. lain
7. laid
8. lie
9. set
10. lying
11. sitting
12. sit

1. did
2. had done
3. burst
4. dived or dove
5. dived
6. drank
7. drunk
8. swam
9. swum
10. rung
11. rang, dived, lay
12. sprang, sang
13. sprung
14. sung
15. hung
16. hanged
17. hung
18. hanged
19. driven
20. drove
21. ought
22. be sure to
23. try to

1. were
2. were
3. spend
4. were
5. were, are
6. were lying, sitting
7. were
8. was
9. eat
10. is, is

1. run
2. have
3. has
4. have
5. is
6. were
7. were
8. are
9. is
10. is
11. are
12. tells
13. contain
14. has
15. is
16. has
17. have
18. starts

1. was
2. knows
3. thinks
4. is
5. realizes
6. are
7. is
8. is
9. sees
10. love, drives
11. has
12. spills
13. has
14. is
15. comes
16. contain
17. are
18. is
19. have
20. is

1. wipes his or her

2. his or her load
3. his or her dog
4. he or she cares
5. he or she signs the
6. his or her diamond

1. bad
2. badly
3. really
4. real
5. nearly
6. really good well
7. good, badly

1. bigger
2. biggest
3. the least
4. less, more
5. happier
6. tastiest

1. Between you and me, Rudolph isn’t really smart.

2. among
3. less
4. fewer
5. farther
6. further
7. number
8. amount
9. among
10. number, amount
11. less, fewer
12. further
13. farther, less
14. Among
15. between

1. unique
2. perfect
3. not in..
4. Pregnant
5. pregnant (very pregnant could be used?)
6. penultimate, ultimate
1. It is hoped that Hector will be able to defuse the bomb in time.
2. I regret to inform you that.. or Unfortunately, …
3. is terrible,
4. very

1. agreed to
2. agree with
3. differ with
4. different from
5. different than
6. different from
7. different from

1 no (special because of the designers)

2 yes (suburban flight)
3 no (unique modernist environment) xxxx
4 no (austere uniformity)
5 yes

1. centers on
2. was
3. off
4. about
5. over
6. over
7. type of

1. Not only is her date boring, but he is also ugly.

2. Not only will I give you unconditional love, but I will do your laundry.
3. Stanley hated the party not only because the guests were all too
rowdy, but he also spilled Tabasco sauce on his favourite tie.
4. On the one hand, we were exhausted and would take weeks to
recover from our injuries. On the other, we’d sure had a good
time.
5. One the one hand, Al is conceited. On the other hand, he is smart and
good with children.
6. or
7. nor
8. or
9. as
10. You can neither holler down my rain barrel nor climb my apple
tree.
11. The reason he couldn’t sleep is that he couldn’t stop thinking
about Angela. or: He couldn’t sleep because he couldn’t stop
thinking about Angela.

1. because
2. as
3. means that
4. The part of an opera during which the fat lady starts singing is
referred to as an aria.
5. according to your instructions.
6. and his
7. In compliance with the fire code
8. In compliance with your letter,
9. debating whether they
10. If she says yes
11. since I haven’t
12. Since my car

1. were
2. reveal (reveals might also work, referring to the collective)
3. alumnae
4. alumni
5. criteria
6. criterion
7. phenomenon
8. phenomena
9. memoranda

1. accepted
2. except
3. advice
4. advise
5. effect
6. affected
7. effected
8. amoral
9. immoral
10. adverse effects
11. averse
12. beside
13. besides
14. biennial
15. biannual
16. climactic
17. climatic
18. eluded
19. alluded
20. eminent
21. imminent
22. ingenious
23. ingenuous
24. jibe
25. tact
26. tack
27. torturous
28. tortuous

1. adapted
2. adopted
3. allusions
4. delusion
5. illusion
6. assignment
7. assignment x
8. childlike
9. childish
10. continually
11. continuously
12. credible
13. creditable
14. credulous
15. uninterested
16. disinterested
17. elegy
18. eulogy
19. epithets
20. epitaphs
21. flaunting
22. flouted
23. incredible
24. incredulously
25. luxurious
26. luxuriant
27. morale
28. moral
29. periodic
30. periodical
31. prosecute
32. persecuting
33. proceed
34. preceded
35. respective, respective
36. respectful
37. sensual
38. sensuous
39. simple
40. simplistic

1. aggravated
2. annoyed
3. irritated
4. May
5. Can
6. may
7. can
8. composed
9. comprised
10. anxious, eager
11. eager, anxious
12. explicitly
13. implicit
14. virtually
15. figuratively
16. literally
17. infer
18. implications
19. imply
20. inferred
21. rather
22. let
23. leave
24. like
25. as if
26. As
27. liable
28. apt
29. likely
30. percentage
31. percent
32. quotations
33. on the .. x
34. march 15
35. each.
36. serve
37. service
38. take
39. bring, brought
40. use
41. using, utilise, use

1. regardless
2. regardless
3. written more than
4. criticized/reviewed
5. donated her collection.. to the museum
6. complete the deal
7. set priorities carefully
8. come up with a theory for this contradiction?
9. spoke enthusiastically about
10. with regard to height
11. with regard to profits, but morale is a little low
12. With regard to taste, our

1. between them.
2. half a glass
3. et cetera
4. I’m so thrilled to meet you that I can barely speak.
5. study architecture
6. Stuart..
7. for a long time.

Chapter 1
1. I
2. her
3. him
4. their
5. he
6. who
7. whom
8. whomever x
9. who
10. that
11. which
12. me
13. she who x me
14. you
15. whomever who
16. that, that
17. his
18. who , whoever

Chapter 2
1. drunk, lay
2. dived
3. set, sat
4. done, be sure to, sprang
5. laying
6. swam, rang
7. hanged, lying
8. were
9. driven, sang
10. were
11. swam, laid
12. eat
13. lain
14. hung, set, drank
15. were
16. swam
17. lay