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    (ON 2" Grammar 'A SUBJECT + SINGULAR / PLURAL VERB ‘Study the following cases: 1 Each eter nether + of + pronoun noun can 11 {ako a singular or plural ver. esther oftham is are ol enough. Esch, ether, nether + noun can take only a singular vet. 2 [Ether dess issuable Nethor child kes swnsing. 2. none of. 16 /are [used fr three or more people / things) ‘None ofthe gis was | wee atthe pany ‘a1: Not ane of the pans works. 2 Ether oF and nether. nor, with singular subjecia, can take a singular 0° plural verb. 1 Nate nor Chars is are responsible fo ths When there is one singular and one plural subject, only @ plural verb is used Neither vegetsbes ror fut are axponsive hee. 4 The numberof. takes a singular vero. "he number of enrolments has decrease. e ‘largo, small) number of. takes plural ver. ‘large rumboro torts ave ented alsenoo 5 Oneand a halt + plural noun + plural verb 4 ‘One and a ha years ware nadod o compete the projec. {6 Plural nouns (or words joined by ang) used to ‘mean & single thing as a whole, 70 Tolowed by ‘singular ver i ve kilos i far oo much Twenty flometr is 2 fg way f swim, 7 Fish and chips i very popula’ n Bin 7 Wit as wal 5th vob agrees wth the subject atthe begining ache. a wol asthe boys, want fo go ut ® The boys, as well as ache want to go out {moc than one + singular noun + singular verb ire tran one person was invoked inthe acide. | ® ‘ih percentages, traction or potions the verb ‘Agrees withthe nour | ‘One tid of he money was lot Thirty percent of tha stadt nd the course ‘ict ” The majority of people ke watching TV. somebody, anybody, nobody, everybody have 1° Shia! question age Nobody enjoyed, id thay? 2 Wo use them, thee, themseives to oor o these words | itanjbody needs help, fl hem to come and Fortunately nobody hurt temsahes Evenbody was supposed to bring ta own food, | 14 0 0 Grammar - Transformations - Advanced Language Points The names ofinstiusions, companies and teas can take a singular or plural ver. ‘Setirlges ses | sll many tings. ‘Germanys ae expected fo win the match ‘The Unit States usually takes a singular verb, "he Une Slates has fake ao of measures ‘against trois, PRACTICE Fillin one word to complete the sentences. Ht anybody is interested in joining the expection, ask to sign up here, ‘Amal minority of voters announced thai they wil not be voting in tomorrows election. -Where shall we eat: The Golden Dear or Gago’? “Esher one ‘alight win me, ‘Annumber of students Unhappy with thelr exam rests, Nobody lod about whereabouts ‘on the night ofthe robbery, aid they? Nether of us how todo thi, In most European counties, the number of {choot avers going on to higher education stclly growing, ‘id you remember to Invite Greg and Jenny?” "Yes, but of them is coming. Nowadays, fteon years certainty along time to be marred Everybody in his room should consider lucky to be here, ‘Both the candidate and hee supporters ‘expected to be arriving In town tonight. Neither fats nor houses to rent nowadays. Ether his fiend or his cousin coming. | can't remember wich, cheap Has somebody dropped hat 1B 1 EMPHATIC STRUCTURES 2 EXCLAMATORY STRUCTURES. 1 Emphatic Structures 1 The structure t+ be. that /who can be used! to ‘emphasise a pareuar piece of information in a sentence. ‘uth gave Bon 2 walch for his birthday lst week. ‘was Ruth that / io gave Ben a watch fo is birdy fast wook. ‘was a watch tat Ruth gave Bon fo is bithay last wook. nas Bon tat Rush gave a watch ofr his bith as wook. ‘was for is bithay that Futh gave Bona watch ast Wook ‘was last wook that Ruth gave Ben a watch fr his ‘thay 2 that + be + who /how / what why / when where + subject That's how sho knew hin, Is tat how sho knew hi? How i ith she ke hin? Ta’ what ho Wants to do, Is that wnat he wants todo? 3 do, does, dd + infintive (without os used for femphatic statements inthe simple present past Tense or imperative. 1.0 ke your cooking. ‘She does belive us Ho id tol the tet 1 have another cup of toa. 4 Question words (who, what, where, etc) + ever express surprise Wherever ci you find thar? Whoever would have thought of such ating? 5 Other emphatic stuctures: 1) Ad hat) (= the ont thing) ‘All (bal she does s watch TV. 1) What. do What Kate does iso) nd the students ‘accommodation. i) What ‘What inorests her painting (f:Paintng i what terest hor. Painig inorests ho. 2 Esxclamatory Stuctures 1 What + (aan) + adjective + noun What al gt sho i! (Nor. shel) What a fovely ess! What wonder weather What tees! What ook they are! 2 How + adjective /adverd How sil How quick she nuns! ‘Nore: What @ clover Kal How clever an idea! 3 How + subject + verb 4 such (+a /an + adjective) + noun ‘Many such a good student! itis such an intresting pace! Iwas such un? Thore was such heavy ran! 50 + adjective + adver Thao so gover! [wor 50 generous poopie] he drove so fast! Wore: such a an + adjective + noun "$0 adjective + a/an + noun ‘twas eve a nny fim! was so tanya fin PRACTICE Filin one word to complete the sentences. 1 ‘could he have put his keys? 2 Determination is keeps me ‘ong 3 What was ‘hat you said to Mark (on Saturday? 4 Im looking fr are some Inexpensive chairs 5 Colin's areally selsh person. ‘hat he thnks about shims 6 pleased we wore to near wo hac won 7 Was it only last week he got the good nows? 8 The aucionce was a val crowd 9 What this machine docs is ie the ingredients together. 40 Actual, was swimming in Austral, kina! s0e a share when | ftencly people, you 18. ‘So you didn't enjoy tho party?” “You're wrong ' enjoy i. 14 Ho's behaving ays, strangely these 6 fantastic food this ie! pS ae ee ‘SIMILAR MEANING IN ANOTHER WAY ‘Study these examples. 1 Nore and mere people ae buying rer n this area. A goving numba of peopl are buying 00" ‘The numberof people buying propery in this area 's growing 2 Not one of my relatives is invited to the wedding. Nane of my relatives is/are invited to the. wedsing 3 Most of my trends own cars now. “The majorly of my trends own cars now. 4 Bath Vicky and Simon have failed the exam. Nother Vicky nor Simon have / has passed the '5 The Mayor presented James wih an award. ‘twas the Mayor that /who presented James win an awars James was presented wih an award by the Mayor. {6 Tha only thing that interests him is fotbal All (hal) hei Interested in Is fotbal Football ithe ony thing / lle Is interested in. 7 Actually, | go jogging to koep ft ‘Actually jogging (s what) Keeps me ft. ‘Actually, W's fogging that / whieh Koops me ft 8 | handed in my resignation yesterday. Iwas yesterday that | handed In my resignation. 9 Wal, i's such a complicated procedure, you now | | Wat te procedure isso complicate, you know. PRACTICE Complete the second sentence so that it has a sii ‘mesning to the fist, uting the word given. Do not change the word given, You must use Betweon three and eight woros, 41 Fewer students have been choosing tis collage recent umber The recent, 2 They havent responded to any of the roquests yet been None yet, {3 If it amazing tht you can remain optimistic In the face of so much adversity s What remain optimise the face of so much adversity, |4 Who were you congratuated by? ® 0 2 “ 6 Wie were 20 tered during the earthquake! such The experience fr us! | can't imagine where he got that coat tom, he Wherever ‘that coat from? ‘She cares for nothing but poles. 8 Potties ‘Armonth ago | was fred from the aitine, Jo Tewas athe ating ‘There aren't many ecologists who believe there's hope for our planet. smell Only thore’s hope for our planet. CGimbing isthe real challange in my if hat Cimbing Noite ofthe cancdates parulaty impressed me, about, the candidates. Only afew readers approved ofthe editor's cecision, approve ‘The majrty of the racers the editor's decision "Nether ofthe plane's engines was functioning property ot Both mmaituncioning “Tho commites hasn't approved any of the plans. met Not ‘the commitee’s approval Iti thought thatthe clamond tht wasn't working alone More : ‘been invoived inthe thet of the diamonds. “Tre fm cle den praise the cast, but the decor sho tewas tne fm crite, not the cast Extra Transformations Compete the second sentence so tet thas a siilar meaning tothe ist, using the word given. Do not change the ‘word given. You must uee between thre and eight words, Judy has absolutly no knowledge of politics faintest Judy ‘about poites. ‘Sam often tikes teling tall tories. tendency sam tall stores Its possible you may need more help, ‘ule We cannot yur needing further hal, ‘The mountain was mere impressive than wo had ‘expected in torms of size ‘exceeded The mountain interme of size. ‘She was so excited thats houre opt Hoe for hours coulda sleep for George is very sesh so I don't see why | should help hi. thinks George only 501 doit see why | should help him. | cannot understand this idle at al. head Heannot this da We must spend as litle money as possible in Rome, ‘init We must in Rome, [Next week's interview is constanty on my ming, stop ' ‘ont week's Interview. 1 take you to the station inthe car. ie "0 tothe station, " 2 8 1“ 6 6 8 | would ke to hear Jason's version of overs now, side | would tke to hear Jason's ‘You mustn't open the door to strangers fr any ‘account On the door ta strangers Frasthld Hairspray wort let you down! count You Fasthola Hairspray We got up as it was geting light hours We got up morning We'l go ahead since the advantages outweigh the disadvantages in tis case, ros Weil go ahead since inthis case. ‘There ae less women than men inthis company, minority Women ln this company. |1do not agree with you about Tom's character. share ' of Tom's character. Fock climbing is one activity that doesn't really ‘appeal to me. een ' the idea frock climbing, Advanced Language Points ‘2 Right or wrong? Correct where necessary. 1 Putthe carin the fest gear. 5 Ho cidnt make much money by his books. | 2 You treating me asi was a criminal, 16 She was bom into a weatty family. 3 A.walk inthe fresh al will do you good. 7 Has the new product come on the markst yot? 4 Snehas aways felt able 10 confide with her —-—-@. Thay erected a statue to the honour ofthe sister great poet 'b Whats the aterence? 1 witha view to inview of 2 @ onno account b ofno account Jn the coreet word Inthe appropiate form ‘ip, ed, ge, side] 1 The yacht across the water 2 The old indy fn the wet grass and almost ol 2 Thecar fon tha band and ted right aver 4 The kids wore enjoying themselves, own the ‘snoay slope onthe sledge. How do you pronounce these words? aisle Columbia pret Tourus aged Gibratar quay thesaurus ‘anemone heir recipe tom apostrophe Leicester = thinacoros ‘tortoise blessed (ag) Matta salmon Venetian et | Ri) P) Belgium areatve sergeant Venus ee onteen shepherd Warwick catastrophe Pisces simile xenophobia chaos précis southem colonel preface Stockholm 4 Thveesword phrasal verbs. Match the columns. Find the one word which canbe used to complete all the sentences, and give the meaning for 1 2 Match the columns (more than one combination may be ge infor come in for stand in for an opportunity temptation allow employee crs pits You mustn’ lat success go to your He ats atthe back ofthe classroom with his With the rising cost of ving, sect to keep one's The police managed to oft te robbers. | answered the question off the top of my possible) 1 broad ) atone: ‘A employed 3. energy: B toe ee © minded 5 cy D iting © auick E effciont 7 sat F hearted — | GC 6 wits H talking oh inthe clouds above water. En How do you pronounce these words? 1 Jamaica ldsnet 2 Jesus. rion 3 Joan se 4 Korea a 6 Leicester ex 7 leisure es GB, zat) USA 8 leopard jens! aw E COMPLEMENTATION: LIKES / DISLIKES Choose the correct answer. 9 Match the columns. 1 keop one's eyes pesled 2 shut one’s ayes to sth ‘A agree with; be ofthe same opinion as. be more than meats the eye |B be amare of what one i facing 4 890 eye to eye with sb © ignore sth 5 do sthwith one's eyes open be more complicated thant seams © | 6 have a good eye for ath E be constanty watching out for sth | 7 wit nat an eye F have as one's purpose or alm ith an eye to 6 infront of one with no ator to 2 into cjsct conc had | dso evry ae 1 nein a atnaton ot Ve | have an ability to judge, observe, etc. 4 without looking or inquiing closely D CORRECT OR INCORRECT? Tk the correct sentence). 1 He was late in applying, so he sit get an interview. He was late to appiy, 50 he cit get an interview. ‘What make Ie your car? “t's Aud ‘What make Is your car?” “'s an Aud’ ‘what i it calea? How ist called? The old typewriters will be replaced with computers. The old typewriters wil be substituted with computers Computers wil be substtuted for the old typewriters, Don't expect John to be as enchanted for / wth the 6 She thought wih dread for / ofthe view as you re. Jong hot summer days ving ahead The practi of cing young selves Tey had oan ld 50 ary ‘crn toro go ting et him at Von gino you ew ei Susan wane ee grt est with / about your forthcoming engagement. mao 1s was dismayed about / at the way his knees 1 see ey ot sew rns ath yh Sandy wo Dosen a fy veo al ht wane th ee Part 2 Language Development ‘A VERBS, ADJECTIVES, NOUNS WITH PREPOSITIONS ‘8 Choose the correct preposition 1 We were al upset about / with Carl fr taking her ftustation out on you 2 This book will be usetl to / for you i you're Planning to redecorate, 3 The diamond was valued at for sity thousand pounds. 4 Toby climbed te hil and vanished trom ott sight ‘5 Sizos var from / between shop to shop, b Complete the sentences with the correct preposition 1 Wat tt the sucoess of this project adequate funding. 2 Who di you vote Inthe last elections? 3 Be careil not to wander the tall or youl get lost nthe forest, 4 The doctor dd wam hee trying to play basketball foo soon, can't ne? 5 twebeen wary bitlon by one as @ chil, Why did he wine want? dogs ever since | was me? What did he 7 Louie wish a better husband; he's ‘everyting ve always wanted. 8 IDIOMS, 1 Match the idloms with thelr defintons frighten sb out of thelr wits at one's wits ond cy woth «2 wolf in sheep's clothing 0 1 set the wheels in motion 2 wild quess ‘an opinion made without any thought 3 as white asa sheet have @ nap 4 avid goose chase nat knowing what to do next; desperate 5 spread tke wii spread quickly 6 gotwind of th ‘misunderstand what sb is saying 7 have forty winks get sth stated 8 get your wires crossed lea about sth secret or private sb dangerous / bad pretending to be good 18 search for sth that doesnt exist o is untkaly to be found terry sb vary pale raise a fale alarm Have you ever been a vitim ot /In violent crime? The hotel room had a lovely view to ofthe mountains. ‘The oniy things wile from /by the window of his coll was the prison yar. “The castle bocame visible for / 0 all of us as we approached the sland. {Asa visor at to your country, Im interested to se all thas to ofr. Ive gota yearning chocolate! big bar of Mr Brawn used to ye the children in his class all the timo, but they never took any ntico thi, chess? Do you usually win a8 Explain what the aloms used in the sentences mean. 1 Forunatly, she's out of the woods now andthe 7 doctor says she can have visitors. ‘You can‘ pull the wool over my eyes. I know youre Wing. Lisa took the words right out of my mouth wien ‘she suggested getting a cold drink, 0 Danny wil have his work cu out for him i he ‘wants to beat the world champion. " Car dead tothe world. Nothing wil wake him. [Nina thinks the world of her now sistorinam 12 ‘and plans to spend lots of ime wit her. © PREPOSITIONAL PHRASES. “The food in that restaurants out ofthis wold ‘Tne weather seems to be going from bad to ‘Two wrongs don't make a ight, so let the police handle Charles has boon working hore for donkey's years. He won't leave now. “Tom's aways been such a yee-man, He thinks he wil be on beter terms wih the boss that way. | 1 know these chairs arent ganuine antiques. | wasa't bom yesterday, you know. {Flin under, with or without to complete the prepostional phrases. | 1 Rb called her adress 2 Rwae ‘ctor. even enough he was so i 2 The eters wl be detvered ely. 4 ‘any lek, the questions won't be too afc. 5. Everybody attended was on holiday. 6 ve been feoing ‘because I've got so much work 1b Complete the sentences with one ofthe prepositional phrases below. ‘Up to standard, with open arms within Knits, without question, without sucess, without warning 1 Ym not sure that his essay is ‘They started to shoot at us les allowed to buy whatever sho tikes | was welcomed int the family Mary attempted to fx the chair “The exam was. ditcuty that we persuaded him to see a ‘the exception of Charles, who the weather recent, probably very fou. the pretest of asking for somebody's D PHRASAL VERBS (1 stand by 1 watch sth happening and do 5 thinout make ar become loss dense, nothing to help thick 2 continue to suppor / keep 6 water down weaken by adding water; alse (ota decision, promise, et) 7 welgh up consider caretuly before making 2 take off become highly success / popular decision (options, choas, a0) 3 take sb on 1 accoptsb as an opponent 8 work up arouse tees nor enthusiasm 2 gve.ajodto forsth Into sb attack sb verbally physically ‘8 Complete the sentences wth the correct form ofthe phrasal verb. 1 You mean he just fandwatched 7 We decided not to leave unt he crows hac the old lady being mugged! abit 2 mil determined to my 18 not arid of playing chess with you: 1 decision you ‘any day 3 The programme was unpopular at fst, butits 9 al the possibates and then deci, really now. 10 Due to an incroase in demand, the company 4 Don't crink whisky in that bar; they was forced to ‘mare staf 5 Pat her son simply because he had dropped his cup of tsa onthe lor 6 Icant any energy or enthusiasm for my job these days. bb Threeword phrasal verbs. Math the verbs with thei meanings putup with talk down to tak sb out of pereuade eb not todo sth speak to sb at if they are inferior lose the chance to doth enjoyable dotona Now, complete the sentences withthe coret frm ofthe phrasal vor from exercise b. 1 My older brother aways sme f someone 's trying o bully me. 2 Uzwasill so she the theatre tp. 3 James has such a high opinion of himself; he always the rest of us, 4 ‘really cant this noise any longer! 5 Wo ted to hi waking across the desert, butt was no use WORDS EASILY CONFUSED ‘choose the correct word to complete the sentence. The bank's ‘transfering some of my funds toa diferent b tanemiting ‘Acharty which helps underprivileged children is ‘obviously avery worthy ‘@ causa reason ‘The doctor wn operated on me says I can be tomorrow. can't wai to go home, ‘2 expold —b cischarged 4 Youve gota... yourown, havent you? So why copy ater poopie al the time? ‘© mind oad 5 Thos sad 0.06 an nt vO re 8 exclusion exception They rejected his application onthe. that he was underqualfed ‘grounds justification Flin the correct word in the appropriate form. assure (conte 1 My daughter wien she arved in town, ‘me that she'd cal | asked whether ther break-up was nal and they " ‘The hotel receptionist reservation fr the weekend. ‘The doctor called again to ‘of our chia's good progress. F COLLOCATIONS 8 Tle the apprope 7 Political prisoners all over the world ave being .n. | ‘of ther basi rights, and something needs to be done about a disposed —b deprived No) as ust been ordered into the cause ot | ‘the accident 8 query inquiry 1 2 The plot kept glancing atthe plane's panel The computer is defintely an invaluable He decided he wanted to learn a stringed ‘The mechanic picked up the he needed and bent over the engine, 'b Putte nouns in the box with the adjective() they are commonly used wth ‘cent, fre, water, line, atmosphere, food favourite, colour, goods, ert, welcome, potato hot svar G DERIVATIVES 8 Complete the table below. ‘Abstract Noun (+ opposto exists) threat “aaectve (+ opposite exists) ‘heatened (untranslated, (unjransiatabie ‘anspor, vansportaion 1 (mishtrt (unteatable (dis)(mis)eustu,(unrustworthy, ‘tustng, rusty ‘understandable, understanding valueless, valved, various, varied, variable test, 5 (s)misjrust cine 6 (risjunderstand $7 valve, evaluate Yalu, (ovauaton vary, 4 witharaval 1b Complete the sentences wth the correct form ofthe word given. 1's heartbreaking to read that so many species are now The Of all the means of | think the plane is the most ecient ''m taking ll the chilren tothe cinema as afr) 1 Gon't know whether she's Ws quite Unfortunately, these socalled precious stones are all Prices are subject to Flone ‘Agitation is one of te woloomed me when | rive atthe pay, symptoms of nicotine addiction, with extinction, ‘or not and unt find ou, | won't confide In er. ‘that you went a second opinion, i call anather doctor. They/te fakes. ‘Conerete Noun ‘wanslator Transporter have had trouble with some ofthe technical terms and need time to confor, TRANSLATE Flin the corrct word each time + (oleate, (olrant, (olerable, (yiolerance ) Things have become so ‘at work that | have started looking ora new ob. Always check your work because Mrs Colin has a low of caress mistakes. 2 (Genre, (mh una ness) ‘Don't believe him; he never ols the bb His story was an obvious he'd made it up completely. 2 (Watch, wate, watchfuness ) in you keep a ‘ye on your baby brother wile | hang out the washing? Pheasant hunting demands both patience and «+ (weir wary, was) 2 This soup i fartoo you could ink wih a staw. You need to these plants mere ote. 6 (Weaken, weak, weakness) '8 The new evidence the case against him, ith over 50 pairs of shoes and boots to her name, we can safely say that my sister has a for footwear 6 (Weigh welghiy,welgles, weightlessness, wight Sarah tried tot a 0% of B00ks from the shelf but couldn't Scientists ar looking into the effects of ‘on the human body in space. 7 (widen, wid, wit, wily a tis Thought that tps into space wil soon be a reality for those who can aford You need to measure the full ofthe room before ordaring a carpet « (wok working word worker) 1 What athe contons ike in your oes? b two al put our heads together, ure we can come up wth a colton. Part 3 Vocabulary Practice 8 Choose the correct answer, 11 The principals decision was seen as a... 10 the students’ rights, "A harm © sneer 8 threat suppression 2. As technological progress is 0 rapid, in vo years’ ime today's computers wil be ‘A obsolete 8 retred © extn D outdone '3 Unfortunately, not everyone has the securty of 2 099 10 fall back on. 1 harvest B weasure © store D nest 4 Surprisingly, she made no... of her traumatic ‘vores in hee memoirs. ‘A statement B comment © mention D relerence 5 Fluorescent lamps ae sald to... for twice as ong as conventional bubs. A shine B light © gleam D buen 66 The pilot was instructed to keep his mission se6F8t of death 'A by vitue B on pain under sentence D at isk 'bFilin he corect word inthe appropriate form. A |_eonisinet cient snp] 1 Playing the harp was only one of her many 2 ofthis building is expected in 2016, 8. They fetta great sense of hen they finished the project on time. 4 We've just heard that the new bowling alloy is nearing. Bon behatf of, of one’s own accord, I ‘on somebody's part, 1 twas quick thinking her. toh the money before anyone asked or 2 am phoning Mrs Green, ‘wo i iin hoepital 3 She was able to do things. er ‘eventhough she was new othe jo. 4 There's no doubt about it the fault was due to errr is 7 Asthe company had accumulated so much financial debt, the board were fore £0. Up ‘A fold B wind © put D close {Atleast we know tat when comes to the 8 The long tek through the gorge was very (on thei fot hart B damaging © destuctve Dard 10. Ciothes should always be thoroughiy . ater washing, 'A stained B squashed © rinses D rained 11) She was to the fact that Tim would never ‘many her ‘A resigned B complied © agresa D accepted 12 When the chien went to Boarding school, ae... her time kniting jumpers. * kiled off B whiled away © petkedup played out ‘aalated, shaken, moved 1 Although unturt, she was badly by the acedent. 2. Sho wouldn't openiy admit, but you could seo that she was. by the kind gesture. 3 Martin became visibly whan she {questioned him about his whereabouts. 4 Even grown men WOuld Be by such asad sight appear, present, show 1 Having been caught smoking, he was ordered to hime at the head teacher’ office. 2 Suddenly a lage, dak figure out of nowhere. '3 Pullyour shit down because your vest 4 Luckily no problems. themselves ‘uring the research a © Complete the sentences with noun formed trom Flin the correct noun to complete te simils. the vor given and a prepostion. paces 1 survive ost bat, dooral fiddle, grave) Water is essential tothe al 1 (as) blind as 8 emcees 2 (as) doatasa 2 expose Too much thesuncancauso 9 (ts) dead as a sydetion, 4 (as) silent as the 3 fuetuate ‘The warm sun and easterly winds causod the temperature © Replace the underlined words using ake andthe words in the box. ‘aback, ot on, into account, efflence, the plunge 1 ItyoU have been thinking about buying a house, now ste time to make a decisive move. tke 2. Never had she expected him tobe the type who would get unset so easly. take {In reaching his decision the judge considered the cia's home situation took 4 Don't be so horse to im. twas your faut not hs. take ‘5 Unda was surprised when she saw a stange man siting inher set. taken 1 Fllin the correct noun. [_tatucination, vision, mirage, sion, misconception 41 Th mors onthe wall gave us ar) 4 natn) that he is as poor asa ‘of extra depth cnurch mouse 2 Nobody beleved the old man when he claimed 8. Tho por thisty raver saw at) to have had ar) ‘ofthe Vein ofan ining oasis trough his hat iosed eyes. May 3 is common in paints who fave avery high fve. 4 Fin the coroct adjective. 1 Choos the corect adverb [ar ars, ves, veous ‘severly tly, deeply, Rah 1 He was so ‘oak tothat we ust 1” She was aware ofthe fazed altho arrangements on our ov, ‘ravibach of boing physaly challenged 2 They were unable o continue thor joumey due 2 Luke was injured inthe crash. eee a 31 Most west counts have 4. Never before had ho recived such a develope neath care systems, asa ac 4 don has been In debt since 4 The

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