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Exercise 1
1. Your 2. We, Our 3.
I, My 4. his, They 5. It,
She, her 6. He 7. I, They
8. It, Its
Exercise 2
1. You 2. He, His 3. It, Its
4. I, My 5. Our 6. They
Their 7. She, Her, She 8. Your, You
Exercise 3
1. her 2. me, her 3. it
4. him 5. you 6. them
7. us
Exercise 4
1.mine 2. ours 3. his
4. hers 5. Mine 6. yours
7. theirs 8. theirs
9. yours 10. mine
Exercise 5
1. himself 2. itself 3. myself
4. yourselves 5. herself 6. yourself
7. ourselves 8. themselves 9. herself
10. itself
Exercise 6
1. they 2. He 3. us
4. she, them 5. herself 6. yourself
7. yourselves 8. mine 9. you
10. us, We, she, her
Exercise 7
1. has, likes 2. are, greet 3. is,
studies 4. am, have, do 5. has, is
talks, sings 6. is, has, hops
7. are, have, enjoy
Exercise 8
1. is, spells, counts, has 2.
am, read, write, have 3. is, speaks,
has 4. love, have, are 5. is, has, eats 6. are, help
Exercise 9
1. are, play, have 2. is,
drinks, has 3. am, paint, have 4. is, has, brushes
Exercise 10
1. has, writes, is 2. is, has, lays 3. has, is, runs, jumps 4. catch, are, have 5. have, wear, am
Exercise 11
1.is, has, carries 2. are, sit,
have 3. is, misplaces, has, is 4. are, have, listen 5. is, does, has 6. listen
7. have, skate, are
Exercise 12
1. has, rides, is 2. have, take,
am 3. is, has, sleeps 4. is, has, combs 5. are, have, exercise 6. have, sing, are
Exercise 13
1. John is not talkative in
class every day. 2. I am not tall and thin. 3.
Betty is not poor.
4. You and Helen are not rich. 5.
Tina and I are not slow in writing.
Exercise 14
1. Aminah is not often late to
school. 2. George and his friends are not noisy every
day.
3. Ali is not always careless
and forgetful. 4. The puppies are not very hungry now.
5. David and I are not proud of
our pictures. 6. I am not selfish and lazy in school.
Exercise 15
1. Nora does not get up at 5 am
every day. 2. Akira and her brother do not prepare
breakfast every day.
3. I do not eat a lot of sweets
every day. 4. You do
not (don’t) shout too much every day.
5. The cat does not mew a lot
every day. 6. The children do not make a lot of noise every
day.
Exercise 16
1. The fisherman does not catch a lot of fish every day. 2. Miss Wong does not teach us Science.
3. I do not play the piano every
day. 4. That monkey does not swing a lot. 5. You
and Sarah do not often run in the park.
Exercise 17
1. The pupils are not obedient
in class. 2. Julia’s little
sister does not often cry a night.
3. I do not type in the office
every day. 4. Jurian is not a well-behaved girl.
5. Tom and I do not clean the
blackboard every day. 6. Francis does not study hard every day.
Exercise 18
1. My parents are not lenient to
us. 2. Doreen does not dance every day.
3. You don’t listen to the radio
every day. 4. I am not sick today.
5. That pencil is not very
sharp. 6. The two brothers do not fight every day.
Exercise 19
1. Is Rital sad to hear the news? 2. Are
Peter and his friends excited during
recess?
3. Are you angry to see the mess every day? 4. Is David
always forgetful and careless?
5. Am I willing to help them?
Exercise 20
1. Are Chiachia and I always
punctual to school every day? 2. Is the elephant so huge and clumsy?
3. Are you and Zaki always so mischievous? 4. Is Chye Hua
strong enough to lift up that big rock?
5. Is that clock round and attractive? 6. Are Nora’s
parents free on weekends?
Exercise 21
1. Does Elizabeth perspire a lot
on hot days? 2. Do Akira and I often buy noodles to eat
during recess? (Do
you and Akira..?)
3. Does the watch tick two
minutes faster? 4. Do you jog with your friends in the park
every evening?
5. Does Biki feed his dog with
rice and meat every morning? 6. Does Timothy
often catch insects for the Science corner?
Exercise 22
1. Do you wear a shirt and a
pair of jeans every day? 2. Do Jurina and her family travel to New
Zealand every year?
3. Does Hashim crack jokes with his
friends every day? 4. Does Mei Hui tidy up her room every day?
5. Do I / you wash dishes after
dinner every day?
Exercise 23
1. Are you and Halimah
well-disciplined and self-willed? (Do Halimah and I …..?) 2. Does Lily cook and
bake well?
3. Do Penny and Paul often talk
on the telephone? 4.
Am I so absent-minded and careless? (Are you so ….?)
5. Does this cat roam in the
neighbourhood at night? 6. Are Wendy and I so nervous and frightened to
see the principal?
(Are
you and Wendy ……..?)
Exercise 24
1. Does Rajis hug his parents
every day? 2. Is the man often angry and fussy?
3. Am I always curious about insects? (Are
you ….?) 4.
Do you and Hassan often yell at each other? (Do Hassan and I…?)
5. Are the children always so
upset about the examination? 6. Does the hamster squeak a lot at night?
Exercise 25
1. is shooting 2. is running
3. are carrying
4. is clapping
5. am counting
6. is listening 7. are collecting 8. are cuddling
9. are waving
10. are chasing
Exercise 26
1. is roaring 2. are decorating 3. is skipping 4.
are hiding 5. is playing
6. am laughing 7.
are weeding 8. is driving 9. is sleeping 10. are punching (A)
Exercise 27
1. Jean’s little brother is not
crying now. 2. The children are not watching television now.
3. Aminah and I are not washing
the corridors now. 4. You are not sweeping the floor now.
5. Robert is not picking up the
rubbish now. 6. I am not watering the
flowers now.
Exercise 28
1. Is Tina looking after her
little brother now? 2. Are you and Becky colouring pictures now?
3. Are Cindy and her cousins
shopping at a mall now? 4. Am I baking a cake now?
5. Are Hui Yung and I reading in
the library now? 6. Is the baby gurgling in the cot now?
Exercise 29
1. a) My mother is not mopping the floor now. b) Is my mother mopping the floor now?
2. a) Maria is not buying any
bread and curry puffs at a bakery now
b) Is Maria buying any bread and
curry puffs at a bakery now?
3. a) Ravi and her brother are
not flying kites in the park now. b)
Are Ravi and her brother flying kites in the park now?
4. a) You are not carrying a basket now. b) Are
you carrying a basket now?
5. a) I am not pushing the pram for my mother
now. b)
Am I pushing the pram for my mother now?
Exercise 30
1. plays, are playing
2. am helping, help
3. pluck, are plucking
4. is sleeping, sleeps
Exercise 31
1. has kept 2. have painted 3. have caught 4. has bought
5. has fallen
6. have collected 7. have
found 8. have fed 9. has come
10. has recovered
Exercise 32
1. has run 2. have put 3. have given
4. have gone 5. has sold
6. have set 7. have made 8. has saved
9. have brought 10. has grown
Exercise 33
1. Chiachia has not taken a bath
yet. 2.
Noris and I have not waited for a long time
yet.
3. You have not met Mr Song
before. 4. Samy has not fought with that
bully before.
5. I have not seen a lion
before. 6. The elephant has not eaten
all the fruit in the basket.
7. You and Julia have not jogged
round the field two times.
Exercise 34
1. Have Lucia and her sister
donated any money to the poor? 2. Have you /
I
returned all the books to the library?
3. Has Hassan made up with Ali
again? 4. Have you /
I
told them the good news? 5. Has Becky bought a pair of trousers?
Exercise 35
1. a) You have not repaired your
car. b)
Have you/ I repaired your car?
2. a) Cindy and I have not
reported the robbery to the police.
b) Have Cindy and I reported the robbery to the
police? (Have you
and Cindy ……?)
3. a) The pupils have not lined
up properly to welcome the guests of honour.
b) Have the pupils lined up properly to welcome
the guests of honour?
4. a) Simon has not won the first
prize in the competition. b) Has Simon won the first prize in the
competition?
Exercise 36
1. a) Ravi has not baked a cake for her best
friend. b) Has Ravi baked a cake for her best friend?
2. a) The cat has not slept for an hour. b) Has
the cat slept for an hour?
3. a) Tina and her friends have not tidied up the
place. b) Have Tina and her friends tidied up the
place?
4. a) I have not copied all the history notes. b)
Have I / you copied all the history
notes?
Exercise 37
1. was, laughed 2. were, helped 3. was, wallowed 4. were, cheered
5. was, stayed 6. was,
brought 7. were, had 8. were, spent
Exercise 38
1. was, got 2. worked, were
3. were, screamed 4. was, broke
5. were, saw 6. was, called 7. was, heard
8. were, drank
Exercise 39
1. was, lost 2. were, won 3. were, scolded 4. was, moved
5. was, ate
Exercise 40
1. You were not at John birthday
party last Saturday. 2. Doris did not cheat in the examination this
morning.
3. Tom and his friends were not
talkative in the Science period. 4. George did not shout at Ali the day before
yesterday.
5. The snake was not huge and
long. 6.
I did not stay alone at home last Sunday afternoon.
Exercise 41
1. Were you and Mark (Mark and I
) in the same class last year?
2. Did Albert
break Peter’s spectacles in class yesterday?
3. Was the lizard dead?
4. Did Yee Ing crack a joke with Ali yesterday? 5.
Were you and Kumar very obedient last Sunday?
Exercise 42
1. a) Kim Chye did not send a message to Kim Hua just
now. b)
Did Kim Chye send a message to Kim Hua just now?
2. a) Lucy was not ill the day before
yesterday. b) Was Lucy ill the day before yesterday?
3. a) The children were not restless in class
before recess last Monday.
b) Were the children
restless in class before recess last Monday?
4. a) The parrot did not fly about freely and
happily in the garden yesterday.
b) Did the parrot fly about freely and happily
in the garden yesterday?
Exercise 43
1. were writing 2. was
talking 3. was making 4. were baking 5. was taking
6. was listening 7. were
discussing 8. were sitting
Exercise 44
1. was baking 2. was
swimming 3. was attending 4. was sleeping
5. were chit-chatting 6. were
chasing 7. were roaming 8. were shopping
Exercise 45
1. Cecilia was not walking home
alone yesterday afternoon.
2. Hock Hua and his friends were
not cleaning the classroom yesterday.
3. Lina was not drawing quietly at home last Thursday. 4. The
puppies were not sleeping soundly in the basket last night.
5. I was not taking a nap yesterday afternoon. 6. You
were not feeding the chickens and ducks
when the python appeared.
(B)
Exercise 46
1. Were the girls gossiping when
Jean fainted? 2. Were Francis and his family having a dinner
when the dog died?
3. Were you plucking jackfruits
when a bee stung you? 4. Was the eagle flying when it saw some chicks
alone in Ali’s compound?
5. Was I playing badminton when
I broke my racket? 6. Was George jumping when he sprained his
ankle?
Exercise 47
1. was watering, bit 2.
hurt, were running 3.
met, was marketing
4. found, were digging
5. was sleeping, arrived
6. fell, were travelling
Exercise 48
1. were doing, happened 2.
were, were fighting 3.
crashed, was driving
4. quarrelled, were waiting
5. was combing, heard
6. dropped, was climbing
7. were making, went
Exercise 49
1. will travel 2.
shall post 3. will meet 4.
will move 5. shall finish 6. will have
7. will fix 8. will practise
Exercise 50
1. Jack will not perform in the
school concert. 2. The students will not (won’t) co-operate with
the new teacher.
3. We shall not (shan’t)
celebrate the National Day next Saturday.
4. Needa will not wash all the
clothes by herself.
5. I shall not help you with
your work 6. You will not be seventeen years old next
month.
Exercise 51
1. Shall I wait until he
comes? 2. Will Nadia and her friends visit the
crocodile farm next Friday?
3. Will Luke show us the
photographs tomorrow? 4. Will Olivia catch any frogs for the Science
lessons?
5. Will the duckling follow the
duck to the river soon? 6. Shall we recycle, reuse and reduce whenever
we can?
Exercise 52
1. is going to sew 2. are
going to buy 3. is going to give 4. are
going to pitch
5. are going to attend 6. am
going to write 7. is going to sit 8. are
going to take
Exercise 53
1. Biki is not going to
Australia next month. 2. I am not going to visit the museum next
week.
3. Maria is not going to work as a salesgirl next month. 4.
Needa and I are not going to make any cup-cakes for charity sales.
5. You are not going to plant
any papayas. 6. My aunt and I are not going to weed the
garden soon.
Exercise 54
1. Is Gui Ing going to weave a
basket for Aida? 2. Are you and Zaki going to paint the fence
soon?
3. Am I going to attend a
wedding feast next Saturday? 4. Are Rita and her family going to hold a
birthday party soon?
5. Is Patrick going to celebrate
the Moon Cake festival with his friends?
6. Is this elephant going to work
in the circus soon?
Exercise 55
1. an, a 2. a,
the 3. the 4. a,
The 5. the 6. the
7. a, The 8. an,
the
Exercise 56
1. the, the 2. the
3. a, a 4. a
5. a 6. a 7. an,
The, a, The 8.
The 9. the 10. a ,
The, a
Exercise 57
1.the 2. a, The 3.
an 4. a,
a, The, The 5.
a, The
6. an, the 7. a,
the 8. the
Exercise 58
1. an, the 2. The, a 3. The
4. the 5. a, the, The 6. the
7. the, the, the 8. a, The, a
9. a, The 10. The
Exercise 59
1.The 2. a 3. the, the
4. an 5. an 6. an, a
7. an, The 8. An 9. a, The, an
10.a, The
Exercise 60
1. the 2. a, the 3. an
4. a, the, the 5. an 6. a
7. an 8. an
Exercise 61
1. are 2. is 3. is
4. are 5. is 6. is
7. are 8. is 9. is
10. are
Exercise 62
1. was 2. were 3. was
4. were 5. was 6. were
7. was 8. was 9. were
10. were
Exercise 63
1. There is not (isn’t) a round
table in the kitchen. 2. There were not (weren’t) any feathers on the
ground this morning.
3. There are not (aren’t) any
puppies in the kennel. 4. There was not (wasn’t) a toad in the pond a
few days ago.
5. There isn’t a pin on the
floor. 6. There weren’t any dollar notes in the drawer.
7. There aren’t any pupils in
the library now.
Exercise 64
1. Were there any difficult
words in the book? 2. Are there any funny jokes in the story?
3. Is there a security guard at
the gate? 4. Was there a telephone booth near the bank
last year?
5. Were there any gangsters
roaming here last week? 6. Is there a bus going to Sarikei at 10
o’clock?
Exercise 65
1. was 2. is 3. were
4. are 5. are 6.
was 7. is 8. were
9. are 10. is
Exercise 66
1. are 2. is 3. was
4. were 5. was 6. was
7. are 8. were 9. is
10. were
Exercise 67
1. bad 2. bent 3. blunt
4. small 5. asleep, angry 6. awake
7. beautiful 8. pleased
9. bright
Exercise 68
1. fair 2. dark 3. straight
4. cold 5. dull 6. clean
7. dry 8. cheap 9.
ugly, clever
Exercise 69
1. early 2. hard 3. sharp
4. fat 5. stale 6. deep, far
7. sad 8. dear
Exercise 70
1. kind, polite 2. noisy 3. lazy
4. poor 5. heavy 6. new
7. different 8. fresh 9. safe
Exercise 71
1. thick 2. narrow 3. young
4. cruel 5. tight 6. thick
7. easy 8. rough 9. tame
10. tiny
Exercise 72
1. long 2. sour 3. few
4. little 5. dead 6. strong
7. true 8. obedient 9. naughty
10. selfish
Exercise 73
1. more polite 2. the
heaviest 3. more active 4. the busiest
5. fierce 6. nicer 7. the
most helpful 8. strong 9. the most attentive 10. happy (C)
Exercise 74
1. longer 2. healthy 3. the most quiet 4. cleaner
5. the fattest
6. bigger 7. nice 8. more obedient 9. busy
10. the most expensive
Exercise 75
1. the most difficult 2.
sweet 3. hotter 4. thin
5. the deepest
6. cute 7. luckier
8. the naughtiest 9. calm 10. more careful
Exercise 76
1. more foolish 2. gentle 3. the most patient 4. useful
5. the most valuable
6. more forgetful 7. the most
generous 8. the most frightening 9. wealthier
10. slow
Exercise 77
1. the most 2. dirtier 3. muddy
4. the widest 5. fairer 6. lazy
7. sharper 8. the wisest 9. redder
10. proud 11. worse
12. the most tonic
Exercise 78
1. poor 2. the bravest 3. wetter
4. light 5. the clumsiest 6. clearer
7. better 8. the most
brilliant 9. cleaner 10. slippery
11. the most precious 12.
straight
Exercise 79
1. Norlinda’s little brother screams loudly every day. 2.
Mr Chan shouted (angrily) at the
children angrily yesterday afternoon.
3. Tim ate a lot of food
hungrily last Friday. 4. The little girl cried bitterly when her pet
parrot died a few days ago.
5. My father drives (carefully)
to work carefully every day. 6. Nora speaks gently to her friends every day.
Exercise 80
1. Sheila greets us cheerfully
every day. 2. My little brother sang sweetly at the concert
last Saturday.
3. The carpenter makes the
furniture skilfully. 4. The thief climbed silently into the house a
few days ago.
5. The children do their
homework quietly every afternoon.
Exercise 81
1. I have never met Miss Chieng
before. 2. Nobody likes Wei Lai because he always laughs
at others.
3. I seldom eat hamburger
for meals 4.
Tina does not bother to take care of herself and so she is often sick.
5. I am sometimes disobedient
and cranky. 6. Jim is usually tidy and neat but he was so
messy yesterday.
Exercise 82
1. You and Hock Lee are often
mischievous and naughty. 2.
Grace seldom watches television on weekdays.
3. Mark is usually talkative and
noisy during recess. 4. My grandparents always talk to each other
happily.
5. Yalee and I are never rude to
our friends.
Exercise 83
1. Chiayu is very hardworking
and polite. 2. It was so hot and dry a few days ago.
3. Hui cheng was extremely
impatient with her little brother yesterday.
4. Biki’s grandfather is quite
healthy because he exercises every day.
5. The man hardly earned enough
to feed himself last year.
Exercise 84
1. John spoke to me very rudely
a few days ago. 2. Aida usually brushes her teeth twice a day.
3. Tina answered those questions
very wisely. 4. It was extremely heavy for me to carry.
5. I seldom meet Ramus on my way
to school. 6. They always have breakfast at 6 am every
morning.
7. I didn’t enjoy the trip that
day because it was so hot.
Exercise 85
1. faster 2. hardest 3. loudly
4. more carefully 5. most
6. soundly 7. more bravely 8. quietly
9. most sweetly 10. beautifully
Exercise 86
1. more angrily 2. worst 3. little
4. earlier 5. most clumsily
6. more gently 7. rudely 8. most fiercely 9. more brightly 10.
timidly
Exercise 87
1. most neatly 2. roughly 3. more sadly
4. most busily 5. quickly 6. most skilfully
7. more politely 8. most proudly
9. more heavily 10. freely 11. higher
12. more
Exercise 88
1. happily 2. more
cheerfully 3. safely 4. most silently 5. better
6. wisely 7. most
comfortably 8. most hungrily 9. cruelly
10. more calmly
Exercise 89
1. more gracefully 2. most
playfully 3. clearly 4. more suddenly 5. most selfishly 6. greedily
7. more harshly 8. most
gladly 9. more 10. little
11. most frankly 12. more
Exercise 90
1. most obediently 2. more
smoothly 3. most thoughtfully 4. deeply
5. fairly 6. most funnily
7. more lazily 8. noisily 9. more sharply 10. most sensibly 11. eagerly
12. more speedily
Exercise 91
1. That 2. These 3. These
4. That 5. Those 6. This
7. That 8. These 9. This
10. Those
Exercise 92
1. Those 2. That 3. This
4. These 5. This 6. Those
7. This 8. Those 9. That
10. These
Exercise 93 1. This 2. Those
3. That 4. This 5. These
6. Those 7. That 8. These
9. Those 10. This
Exercise 94
1. Those 2. This 3. That
4. Those 5. This 6. These
7. That 8. These 9. These
10. That
Exercise 95
1. Those / They are turkeys. 2. This / It is a pig. 3. That / It is a lamb.
4. Those / They are pigeons. 5. These / They
are peacocks. 6. That / It is a
tortoise.
Exercise 96
1. These / They are door-knobs. 2. Those / They are nuts. 3. This / It is a bolt.
4. That /It is a hinge. 5. This / It is a screw. 6. These / They are
screw-drivers.
Exercise 97 1. few 2. many
3. little 4. much 5. many
6. little 7. few 8. little
Exercise 98
1. a large number of 2. a
few 3. A large amount of 4. a little
5. little 6. a large number of 7. a few
8. a large amount of
Exercise 99
1. some 2. no 3. a lot of
4. None of 5. some 6. no
7. a lot of 8. none of
Exercise 100
1. a great deal 2. enough 3. several
4. any 5. all 6. any
7. several 8. a great deal 9. All
10. several (D)
Exercise 101
1. enough 2. any 3. a large quantity of 4. plenty 5. some
6. some 7. plenty 8. enough
9. a large quantity of 10. any
Exercise 102
1. no 2. all 3. a
small quantity of 4. several 5. none
6. no 7. a small quantity of 8. several
9. All 10. None
Exercise 103
1. shall 2. must 3. can
4. may/can 5.will 6. May
7. will 8. can 9. shall
10. must
Exercise 104
1. should 2. would 3. could
4. might 5. would 6. ought
7. could 8. should 9. might
10. ought
Exercise 105
1. could 2. can 3. might
4. must 5. may 6. can
7. might 8. may 9. should
10. could
Exercise 106
1. will 2. ought 3. would
4. should 5. shall 6. ought
7. will 8. shall 9. should
10. would
Exercise 107
1. She may not (mayn’t) buy herself a bouquet of flowers. 2.
Thomas ought not to inform his friends of the delay.
3. He can’t be a nutritionist. (Use can’t is better because it means it is
not possible.)
4. Shu Jin cannot speak Chinese
and English well.
5. It might not rain heavily
this afternoon. 6. Nora could not tolerate loud noise at all.
Exercise 108
1. Shall I book a ticket to New
Zealand next Monday? 2. Will Biki put away the scrap iron and others
to the recycle centre?
3. Should Cecilla learn to speed
up her work? 4. Would Tony like bread and egg for breakfast?
5. Must they use the overhead
bridge?
Exercise 109
1. was, disturbed 2. have,
am 3. drank, were 4. behave, are 5. were, played 6. talks,
is 7. scream, are
Exercise 110
1. are, work 2. am, tidy
3. was, fought 4. won, was 5.
is, gets 6. were, heard 7. are,
wake
Exercise 111
1. Susan was not too frightened
to talk. 2. Xian Ann does not often borrow books from the
library.
3. Peter and his friends were
not restless after sitting there for an hour. 4. Mariana did not cut her index finger just
now.
5. I am not sick and dizzy
today.
Exercise 112
1. Jen Hui does not dust the
shelves every week. 2. Jack is not too active to sit still.
3. Rowina’s sister did not crash
her car into a tree last Friday.
4. Becky and her family are not
careless and unfriendly.
5. George and I don’t stand side
by side in the assembly.
Exercise 113
1. Did Nora fold all the clothes
by herself yesterday? 2. Do Tina and her friends play hopscotch in the
field during recess?
3. Does the baby cry loudly
every day? 4. Is that man selfish and greedy?
5. Did they weed the garden last
Sunday morning? 6. Were the children noisy and naughty last
Thursday?
Exercise 114
1. Are Cindy and her friends
kind and helpful? 2. Does Aida wave goodbye to her parents every
day?
3. Did Sarah and her brother
wash the car for their parents last Saturday?
4. Was Jeff fat and clumsy last
year?
5. Do the children greet their
teachers every day? 6. Did Rahman shake hands with the guests just
now?
Exercise 115
1. who 2. whose 3. whose
4. who 5. whose
6. who 7. whose 8. who
Exercise 116
1. of which 2. which 3. which
4. of which 5. of which
6. which 7. of which
8. which
Exercise 117
1. Mrs Huang whose workmanship
in sewing is excellent has a good income.
2. The fan which has a timer to
set the time is good and convenient.
3. Mr Chan who is very
health-conscious exercises every day.
4. Nora whose sister is a music
genius speaks several languages every well.
5. Cecilia whose little brother
cried a lot could not sleep well last night.
6. The washing machine which is
automatic is easy to operate.
7. Norlinda who is allergy to
seafood avoids eating prawns and crabs.
Exercise 118
1. whose 2. of which
3. who 4. which 5. who
6. of which 7. whose 8. which
9. of which 10. whose
Exercise 119
1. whose 2. which 3. of which
4. who 5. whose 6. which
7. of which 8. who
Exercise 120
1. The goose the left wing of
which is broken is dying. 2. The turkey which is my grandmother’s pet is
five years old now.
3. The man whose left leg was
injured in a car accident groaned in pain.
4. The lawn mower the blade of
which is blunt can’t cut well.
5. Zaki who studies hotel
management is also an excellent cook.
6. The frog which is so delicate
is a good indicator of the environment conditions.
7. The girl whose skin is too
delicate to sunlight needs to apply some lotion.
Exercise 121 1. though
2. while 3. and 4. since
5. but 6. and 7. Though
8. but 9. When
10. Since
Exercise 122
1. before 2. or 3. because
4. after 5. so 6. After
7. because 8. before 9. so
10. or
Exercise 123
1. Even though an ant is small,
it can lift up a load many times heavier.
2. He got up so late yesterday
that he missed the bus.
3. They have not talked to each
other since they quarrelled last year.
4. When I was at home, a strong
wind uprooted the guava tree.
5. This dress is very expensive
because it is imported.
Exercise 124
1. until 2. so, that
3. Either, or 4. until 5. Neither, nor 6. Either, or
7. As 8. Neither, nor 9. as
10. until
Exercise 125
1. so that 2. not only, but
also 3. When 4. Although
5. when
6. so, that 7. so that 8. not only, but also 9. although
10. so, that
Exercise 126
1. Jeff ate so much until he was
bursting full. 2. She
has been on diet so that she can slim down slowly. (E)
3. Rajis had a toothache, so he
went to see a dentist. 4. Though he
looks muscular, he often falls sick.
5. Either Nina or Nora is an
actress.
Exercise 127
1. rains, shall stay 2. will
take, has 3. shall learn, know 4. is, will make
5. is, will telephone 6. will
fry, behave 7. will drink, feels 8. does not ache, will do
Exercise 128
1. will sew, takes 2. manage,
will enjoy 3. will tell, are 4. will lay, put
5. does not reduce, will not be
6. are, will have 7. will be,
reads 8. are, will win
Exercise 129
1. were, would stay 2. would faint, stayed 3. would shout, disturbed 4. went, would pay
5. were, would call 6. would
cook, had 7. would not keep, knew
Exercise 130
1. would attend, knew 2. ate,
would not suffer 3. would do, were 4. would pack, were
5. felt, would rest 6. bought,
would show 7. would clap, enjoyed 8. had, would take
Exercise 131
1. will express 2. would go 3. would knit 4. had
5. spoke 6. will drive 7. will start
8. is 9. would hike 10. will eat
Exercise 132
1. is 2. would have 3. will invite 4. will go
5. had 6. would learn 7. will skip
8. were 9. would sign 10. is
Exercise 133
1. are 2. was 3. was
4. were 5. are 6. was
7. is 8. were 9. is
10. are
Exercise 134
1. studies 2. read 3. cooperate
4. gossip 5. needs 6. lectures
7. try 8. needs 9. cheer
10. counts 11. causes 12. look
Exercise 135
1.do 2. does 3. have
4. does 5. has 6. have
7. does 8. do 9. has
10. do 11. have 12. has
Exercise 136
1.Does 2. Has 3. Do
4. Has 5. Does 6. Do
7. Have 8. Do 9. Have
10. Does
Exercise 137
1. were 2. have 3. is
4. are 5. was 6. do
7. are 8. does 9. are
10. was 11. do 12. were
Exercise 138
1. Were 2. Have 3. Do
4. Are 5. Was 6. Is
7. Has 8. Have 9. Does
10. Has 11. Do 12. Does
Exercise 139
1. He’s 2. They’re 3. I’ m
4. She’s 5. We’re 6. They’ re
7. They’ re 8. she’ s
9. He’s 10. They’ re
Exercise 140
1. That’s 2. she’s
3. We’ ve 4. There’s 5. I’ve
6. He’s 7. You’ve 8. They’ve
9. He’s 10. You’re
11. It’s 12. It’s
Exercise 141
1. What’s 2. Where’s 3. Who’s
4. Where’s 5. What’s 6. who’s
7. I’ll 8. He’ ll 9. She’ ll
10. We’ ll 11. Who’ll
12. When’ ll
Exercise 142
1. weren’t 2. wasn’t 3. aren’t
4. isn’t 5. aren’t 6. don’t
7. can’t 8. doesn’t 9. haven’t
10. couldn’t
Exercise 143
1. hasn’t 2. mayn’t 3. won’t
4. mustn’t 5. hadn’t 6. mightn’t
7. wouldn’t 8. shan’t 9. shouldn’t
10. didn’t 11. oughtn’t 12. needn’t
Exercise 144
1. We didn’t know where he was
yesterday. 2. Who’ll fix the door of the kitchen for
me?
3. Jane doesn’t bother to help
in the gardening. 4. I’m hanging out the
clothes to dry.
5. Nora’s all the information to
operate the machine. 6. I wasn’t in good mood yesterday.
Exercise 145
1. isn’t he 2. are you 3. is she
4. aren’t we 5. were they 6. isn’t she
7. is it 8. was I 9. aren’t they 10. am I
Exercise 146
1. weren’t they 2. isn’t
she 3. am I 4. are you
5. was she 6. wasn’t he
7. are we 8. is she 9. were you
10. is she 11. aren’t they 12. wasn’t he
Exercise 147
1. doesn’t he 2. do I 3. does he
4. don’t they 5. does she 6. don’t you
7. doesn’t she 8. do we 9. does she
10. don’t we 11. do they 12. doesn’t it
Exercise 148
1. did she 2. doesn’t he 3. didn’t we
4. does she 5. don’t they 6. did they
7. do we 8. doesn’t it 9. didn’t they 10. don’t I
11. do you 12. does she
Exercise 149
1. isn’t he 2. were we 3. does she
4. aren’t you 5. do I 6. doesn’t he
7. did he 8. didn’t he 9. are you
10. don’t we
Exercise 150
1. is she 2. wasn’t he 3. do I
4. isn’t she 5. don’t you 6. does she
7. aren’t we 8. doesn’t she 9. were they
10. didn’t they 11. was he 12. did she
Exercise 151
1. I am, I aren’t 2. you are,
you aren’t 3. she was, she wasn’t 4. they were, they weren’t 5. she is, she isn’t
6. they are, they aren’t 7. he
is, he isn’t 8. you are, you aren’t 9. they were, they weren’t 10. she was, she wasn’t
Exercise 152
1. she does, she doesn’t 2. I
do, I don’t 3. he did, he didn’t 4. she did, she didn’t 5. he does, he doesn’t 6. they do, they don’t
Exercise 153
1. I have, I haven’t 2. it has,
it hasn’t 3. she had, she hadn’t 4. she has, she hasn’t
5. they have, they haven’t 6. he
had, he hadn’t
Exercise 154
1. I could, I couldn’t 2. they
will, they won’t 3. he must, he
needn’t 4. you must, you needn’t
5. he would, he wouldn’t 6. they
should, they shouldn’t / needn’t
Exercise 155
1. she has, she hasn’t 2. I am,
I aren’t 3. she can, she can’t
4. I do, I don’t 5. she did, she
didn’t 6. they have, they haven’t
Exercise 156
1. he is, he isn’t 2. it might,
it mightn’t 3. he was, he wasn’t
4. he does, he doesn’t 5. you
are, you aren’t 6. they were, they
weren’t (f)
Exercise 157
1. Who 2. Where 3. When
4. Whose 5. What 6. Who
7. Where 8. What 9. Whose
10. When
Exercise 158
1. Which 2. Why 3. How
4. Whom 5. What 6. Which
7. How 8. Which 9. Why
10. Whom 11. Whom 12. How
Exercise 159
1. When 2. Whose 3. What
4. Where 5. Whom 6. Which
7. When 8. Why 9. Who
10. What 11. How 12. Where
Exercise 160
1. Who 2. Whom 3. Why
4. What 5. Whom 6. How
7. Where 8. Which 9. Whose
10. When
Exercise 161
1. He returned from Italy last
Monday. 2. He always goes with his
parents to the mosque . 3. It
is in the drawer.
4. Jee Hua is the tallest boy in
my class. 5. Today / It is Thursday. 6.
This mechanical pencil / It is Rajis’
Exercise 162
1. Which boy can do all these
questions at ease? 2. Why was the old man sad? 3.
How did the thief get into the house?
4. Whose picture is this? 5.
Where does Tina put her stamps and coins? 6.
When did they buy a brand new car?
Exercise 163
1. had sorted 2. had tidied 3. had decorated 4. had cooked
5. had dismantled 6. had
installed
Exercise 164
1. had fixed 2. had
discussed 3. had vomited 4. had moved
5. had disposed 6. had downloaded
Exercise 165
1. got, had suffered 2. put, had
consulted 3. had learnt, changed
4. had sneezed, found 5. felt,
had stayed 6. had subscribed, knew 7. resigned, had found
Exercise 166
1. had escaped, found 2. had
walked, caught 3. noticed, had hung
4. remembered, had left 5. had
lost, met 6. cried, had toppled
Exercise 167
1. The lady had not given birth
before she reached the hospital. 2. Susan had not got up before the alarm clock
rang.
3. Tien Ann had not thrown away
the shoes before he told his mother.
4. George had not broken the
guitar string when he tried to adjust the tune.
5. Mr Jong had not repaired the
car when the mechanic arrived.
6. The washer of the tap had not
worn out before it started dripping.
Exercise 168
1. Had Catherine fed the
chickens before she drew a picture?
2. Had they practised so hard
before they took part in the competition?
3. Had Hassan caught a full
basket of fish before he scooped up a toad?
4. Had Leena spotted a
suspicious man when she arrived home one day?
5. Had the children scattered
before the principal arrived? 6. Had the clerk herself filed all the documents
alone before?
Exercise 169
1. have 2. had 3. has
4. have 5. had 6. have
7. has 8. had 9. has
10. have
Exercise 170
1. Julia does not have a
flute. 2. You and Leena don’t have a lot
of time on weekends.
3. The children didn’t have a
party yesterday. 4. Peter doesn’t have a
violin.
5. I don’t have a new alarm
clock 6. Mariana did not have a parrot last year.
Exercise 171
1. Did Yalee have a picnic on
the beach with her family last weekend?
2. Do Tina and I have the same
hobbies? (Do you and
Tina……?) 3.
Does Doris have a very rich aunt? 4.
Do you and Joan have a lot of fun every day? (Do Joan and I …?)
5. Does the duckling have very
soft fur? 6. Did Jee Hua have a typewriter last year?
Exercise 172
1. Chui chui hadn’t a car
accident last month. Chui Chui didn’t have a car accident last
month.
2. Lucia hasn’t long
fingernails. Lucia doesn’t have long
fingernails.3. You haven’t good and kind
parents.
You don’t have good and kind
parents. 4. The turkey hasn’t a big cockcomb. The turkey doesn’t have a big cockcomb.
Exercise 173
1. Has Rita a silver necklace?
Does Rita have a silver necklace? 2.
Have Patricia and her brother a
new piano teacher?
Do Patricia and her
brother have a new piano teacher? 3.
Had I a parakeet a few years ago?
Did I
have a parakeet a few years ago?
4. Have you a cold today? Do you have a cold today?
Exercise 174
1. (a) They didn’t have a quarrel yesterday. (b) Did they have a quarrel yesterday?
2. (a) The parabola disk doesn’t have a square shape (b)
Does the parabola have a square shape?
3. (a) Patrick and his friends don’t have a new
football coach (b) Do Patrick and his friends have a new
football coach?
Exercise 175
1. will be giving 2. shall be
attending 3. will be celebrating 4. will be installing 5. will be driving
6. will be ordering 7.
shall be explaining 8. will be learning 9. will be working 10. shall be gathering
Exercise 176
1. will be discussing 2. will be
repairing 3. shall be serving 4. will be directing
5. will be hiking 6. shall be
trekking 7. will be slicing 8. shall be preparing
Exercise 177
1. Tina won’t be sleeping at 9
pm tomorrow.
2. I shan’t be weighing the food
packages for them at 8 am tomorrow.
3. They won’t be purchasing some
groceries at 9 am tomorrow.
4. You won’t be picnicking on
the beach at 10 am tomorrow.
5. Joseph won’t be chit-chatting
with his classmates at 11 am next Monday.
6. We shan’t be weeding the
school compound at 7 am next Saturday.
Exercise 178
1. Will they be taking part in
telematch at 9 am next Saturday?
2. Will you and Joe be
performing in a martial art demonstration?
3. Shall Amir and I be debating
in the interschool debate competition?
4. Will your aunt be delivering
a speech on ‘Health Awareness’?
5. Shall I be adding up the sums
of this month expenditure tomorrow? (G)
Exercise 179
1. (a) You won’t be roaming the circus at 10 am
tomorrow. (b) Will you be roaming the circus at 10 am
tomorrow?
2. (a) The children won’t be moving about freely at
the playground tomorrow.
(b) Will the children be moving about freely at
the playground tomorrow?
3. (a) I shan’t be building a coop for my hens at 10
am tomorrow.
(b) Shall I be building a coop for my hens at 10
am tomorrow?
4. (a) Raju won’t be visiting the museum at 8 am
tomorrow. (b) Will Raju be visiting the museum at 8 am
tomorrow?
Exercise 180
1. (a) Watson and I shan’t be cheering the school
team at 9 am tomorrow.
(b) Shall Watson and I be cheering the school
team at 9 am tomorrow?
2. (a) Hudson won’t be experimenting in the
laboratory at 8 am tomorrow.
(b) Will Hudson be experimenting at the
laboratory at 8 am tomorrow?
3. (a) Patricia won’t be examining the bacteria
under the microscope.
(b) Will Patricia be examining
the bacteria under the microscope?
4. (a) I shan’t be recording the result of the
experiment (b) Shall I be recording the result of the
experiment?
Exercise 181
1. has, is playing 2.
dusts, is dusting, is 3. speaks, is speaking, has learnt
4. is practising, has attended, is
5. am, eat, try 6. are, exercise, are exercising, have already exercised
Exercise 182
1. had, brought, had waited 2.
was, fell, injured 3. was walking,
met
4. was scolding, found, had broken
5. were quarrelling 6. were
making, arrived, was
Exercise 183
1. will co-operate 2. will
change 3. will be delivering 4. will be camping 5. shall attend 6. will rent
7. shall be jogging
Exercise 184
1. were skipping 2. count 3. heard
4. revises, is
5. behave 6. had packed,
left 7. are cracking, crack, have
read 8. are, have gone, go
Exercise 185
1. do, is, cooks, is
cooking, has cooked 2. woke, missed, was, didn’t wait, run, was
running, was driving, had driven,
noticed,
offered 3. will take, will be singing/ will sing,
will help
Exercise 186
1. be, doesn’t cost, was, felt,
was standing, had persuaded, agreed 2.
shall go, shall be marketing, are, go, have already got
3. was sleeping, entered
Exercise 187 1.
for 2. in 3. by
4. at 5. as 6. by
7. at 8. in 9. for
10. as
Exercise 188 1.
off 2. beside 3. of
4. from 5. beside 6. into
7. from 8. off 9. of
10. into
Exercise 189
1. over 2. towards 3. until
4. with 5. through 6. until
7. with 8. over 9. through
10. towards
Exercise 190
1. against 2. around 3. in front of 4. below
5. along 6. around 7. against
8. along 9. in front of 10. below
Exercise 191
1. beyond 2. beneath 3. on
4. about 5. on 6. across
7. beneath 8. beyond 9. about
10. across
Exercise 192
1. before 2. above 3. between
4. after 5. among 6. between
7. above 8. before 9. after
10. among
Exercise 193
1. value 2. mistake 3. behaviour
4. astonishment 5.
residential 6. praise 7. conclusion
8. disorder 9. disease 10. halt
Exercise 194
1. maximum 2. foot 3. quantity
4. force 5. centre 6. harbour
7. thief 8. capture 9. escaped
10. inside
Exercise 195
1. imitate 2. exhibits 3. cheat
4. governed 5. height 6. choose
7. inquire 8. perused
Exercise 196
1. scattered 2. bright 3. cunning
4. industrious 5. cheerful 6. abandoned
7. recollect 8. fatal 9. reduce
10. roam
Exercise 197
1. cautious 2. sufficient 3. destitute
4. glaring 5. noted 6. edible
7. accused of 8. slim 9. indolent
10. enormous
Exercise 198
1. genuine, scarce 2.
ancient 3. secure 4. alert
5. vacant 6. wealthy 7. feeble
8. rowdy 9. rough
Exercise 199
1. senior 2. hero 3. defeat
4. private 5. ignorance 6. silence
7. pedestrian 8. spendthrift 9. height
10. dusk
Exercise 200
1. refused 2. timid 3. passive
4. frowned 5. expand 6. released
7. pardoned 8. blamed 9. multiply
10. subtract
Exercise 201
1. straight 2. stale 3. fertile
4. stingy, proud 5. shallow
6. foreign 7. innocent 8. wise, sober
Exercise 202
1. wild 2. narrow 3. tiny
4. smooth 5. vacant 6. level
7. rude 8. imaginary 9. artificial
10. feminine
Exercise 203
1. cursed 2. sorrow 3. cloudy
4. powerful 5. separate 6. blunt
7. chaos 8. admitted 9. liquid
10. industrious
Exercise 204
1. unable 2. misplaced 3. unkind
4. misbehaved 5. disallow 6. inaccurate
7. impatient 8. disliked 9. inattentive 10. impolite
(H)