SAP Learning Grammar 3 - Extracted Quiz Index Generated: 2026-09-22 16:55:03 ====================================================================== [SAP_G3_P002_Q01] (Page 2 | Modal Verbs (must / mustn't)) Sentence : You _____ use the overhead bridge to cross the road. Answer : must Asset : assets/p007_item_1.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-2 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P002_Q02] (Page 2 | Modal Verbs (must / mustn't)) Sentence : It is raining heavily. You _____ wear your raincoat. Answer : must Asset : assets/p007_item_2.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-2 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P002_Q03] (Page 2 | Modal Verbs (must / mustn't)) Sentence : Water is precious. We _____ use it wisely. Answer : must Asset : assets/p007_item_3.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-2 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P002_Q04] (Page 2 | Modal Verbs (must / mustn't)) Sentence : We _____ talk loudly in the library. Answer : mustn't Asset : assets/p007_item_4.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-2 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P002_Q05] (Page 2 | Modal Verbs (must / mustn't)) Sentence : Peter's hands are dirty. He _____ wash them before taking his lunch. Answer : must Asset : assets/p007_item_5.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-2 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P003_Q06] (Page 3 | Modals) Sentence : Jeremy is not feeling well. He _____ see a doctor. Answer : should Asset : assets/p008_item_6.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-3 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P003_Q07] (Page 3 | Modals) Sentence : All students _____ wear their school uniforms to school. Answer : must Asset : assets/p008_item_7.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-3 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P003_Q08] (Page 3 | Modals) Sentence : This vase is very dusty. I _____ clean it soon. Answer : must Asset : assets/p008_item_8.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-3 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P003_Q09] (Page 3 | Modals) Sentence : We _____ play with matches. Answer : must not Asset : assets/p008_item_9.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-3 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P003_Q10] (Page 3 | Modals) Sentence : You _____ stop smoking. It is bad for your health. Answer : should Asset : assets/p008_item_10.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-3 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P004_Q01] (Page 4 | Modal Verbs (must / mustn't)) Sentence : We ( must , mustn't ) study hard to do well in school. Answer : must Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-4 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P004_Q02] (Page 4 | Modal Verbs (must / mustn't)) Sentence : We ( must , mustn't ) be rude to our teachers. Answer : mustn't Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-4 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P004_Q03] (Page 4 | Modal Verbs (must / mustn't)) Sentence : Young children ( must , mustn't ) be left alone in a swimming pool. Answer : mustn't Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-4 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P004_Q04] (Page 4 | Modal Verbs (must / mustn't)) Sentence : We ( must , mustn't ) wash our hands before we eat. Answer : must Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-4 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P004_Q05] (Page 4 | Modal Verbs (must / mustn't)) Sentence : You ( must , mustn't ) leave the classroom without permission. Answer : mustn't Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-4 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P004_Q06] (Page 4 | Modal Verbs (must / mustn't)) Sentence : I ( must , mustn't ) be polite to my parents. Answer : must Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-4 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P004_Q07] (Page 4 | Modal Verbs (must / mustn't)) Sentence : The boy ( must , mustn't ) take his medicine in order to get well. Answer : must Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-4 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P004_Q08] (Page 4 | Modal Verbs (must / mustn't)) Sentence : The students ( must , mustn't ) keep quiet when the teacher is teaching. Answer : must Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-4 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P004_Q09] (Page 4 | Modal Verbs (must / mustn't)) Sentence : You ( must , mustn't ) set a password for your email account. Answer : must Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-4 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P004_Q10] (Page 4 | Modal Verbs (must / mustn't)) Sentence : He ( must , mustn't ) use the phone during the movie screening. Answer : mustn't Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-4 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P006_Q01] (Page 6 | Modals of Permission (May I / May we)) Sentence : ( ) Answer : B Asset : assets/p011_item_1.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-6 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P006_Q02] (Page 6 | Modals of Permission (May I / May we)) Sentence : ( ) Answer : A Asset : assets/p011_item_2.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-6 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P006_Q03] (Page 6 | Modals of Permission (May I / May we)) Sentence : ( ) Answer : C Asset : assets/p011_item_3.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-6 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P006_Q04] (Page 6 | Modals of Permission (May I / May we)) Sentence : ( ) Answer : A Asset : assets/p011_item_4.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-6 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P007_Q05] (Page 7 | Modal Verbs (May for permission)) Sentence : ( ) Answer : B Asset : assets/p012_item_5.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-7 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P007_Q06] (Page 7 | Modal Verbs (May for polite requests)) Sentence : ( ) Answer : C Asset : assets/p012_item_6.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-7 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P007_Q07] (Page 7 | Modal Verbs (May for requests)) Sentence : ( ) Answer : A Asset : assets/p012_item_7.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-7 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P007_Q08] (Page 7 | Modal Verbs (May for permission)) Sentence : ( ) Answer : B Asset : assets/p012_item_8.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-7 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P010_Q01] (Page 10 | partitive nouns / quantifiers) Sentence : I bought a _____ of bread from the bakery. Answer : loaf Asset : assets/p015_item_1.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-10 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P010_Q02] (Page 10 | partitive nouns / quantifiers) Sentence : May I have a _____ of milk, please? Answer : glass Asset : assets/p015_item_2.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-10 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P010_Q03] (Page 10 | partitive nouns / quantifiers) Sentence : Please put a _____ of sugar in my tea. Answer : spoonful Asset : assets/p015_item_3.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-10 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P010_Q04] (Page 10 | partitive nouns / quantifiers) Sentence : I had a _____ of fried rice for lunch. Answer : plate Asset : assets/p015_item_4.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-10 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P012_Q01] (Page 12 | Partitives / Quantifiers) Sentence : May I have a _____ of bread with butter on it? Answer : 2 Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-12 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P012_Q02] (Page 12 | Partitives / Quantifiers) Sentence : The chef added a _____ of salt to the soup before serving it to the guests. Answer : 3 Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-12 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P012_Q03] (Page 12 | Collective Nouns) Sentence : Mr Johnson found a _____ of keys in the lift. Answer : 4 Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-12 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P012_Q04] (Page 12 | Containers / Quantifiers) Sentence : Please pass me the _____ of chilli sauce. Answer : 1 Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-12 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P012_Q05] (Page 12 | Partitives / Quantifiers) Sentence : I need a _____ of string to tie this parcel. Answer : 3 Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-12 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P012_Q06] (Page 12 | Containers / Quantifiers) Sentence : David is eating a _____ of noodles. Answer : 1 Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-12 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P012_Q07] (Page 12 | Collective Nouns) Sentence : The fire destroyed a _____ of houses. Answer : 4 Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-12 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P012_Q08] (Page 12 | Containers / Quantifiers) Sentence : I received a _____ of chocolates for my birthday. Answer : 2 Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-12 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P013_Q01] (Page 13 | Modal verbs (may)) Sentence : We want to have our dinner now. Answer : May we have our dinner now? Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-13 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P013_Q02] (Page 13 | Modal verbs (may)) Sentence : I want to borrow your racket. Answer : May I borrow your racket? Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-13 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P013_Q03] (Page 13 | Modal verbs (may)) Sentence : We want to go to the circus this evening. Answer : May we go to the circus this evening? Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-13 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P013_Q04] (Page 13 | Modal verbs (may)) Sentence : I want to know what this button on the computer is for. Answer : May I know what this button on the computer is for? Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-13 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P013_Q05] (Page 13 | Modal verbs (may)) Sentence : We want to watch television tonight. Answer : May we watch television tonight? Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-13 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P013_Q06] (Page 13 | Modal verbs (may)) Sentence : I want to leave my bicycle here for a while. Answer : May I leave my bicycle here for a while? Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-13 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P013_Q07] (Page 13 | Modal verbs (may)) Sentence : I want to talk to your teacher. Answer : May I talk to your teacher? Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-13 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P014_Q01] (Page 14 | Possessive interrogatives (Whose)) Sentence : _____ ? That is Mr Lawson's car. Answer : Whose car is that? Asset : assets/p019_item_1.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-14 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P014_Q02] (Page 14 | Possessive interrogatives (Whose)) Sentence : _____ ? This is Judy's kitten. Answer : Whose kitten is this? Asset : assets/p019_item_2.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-14 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P014_Q03] (Page 14 | Possessive interrogatives (Whose)) Sentence : _____ ? That is Peter's kite. Answer : Whose kite is that? Asset : assets/p019_item_3.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-14 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P014_Q04] (Page 14 | Possessive interrogatives (Whose)) Sentence : _____ ? This is my tricycle. Answer : Whose tricycle is this? Asset : assets/p019_item_4.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-14 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P014_Q05] (Page 14 | Possessive interrogatives (Whose)) Sentence : _____ ? This is Mrs Kenton's house. Answer : Whose house is this? Asset : assets/p019_item_5.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-14 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P014_Q06] (Page 14 | Possessive interrogatives (Whose)) Sentence : _____ ? This is my sister's bag. Answer : Whose bag is this? Asset : assets/p019_item_6.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-14 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P014_Q07] (Page 14 | Possessive interrogatives (Whose)) Sentence : _____ ? It is David's bird. Answer : Whose bird is it? Asset : assets/p019_item_7.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-14 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P014_Q08] (Page 14 | Possessive interrogatives (Whose)) Sentence : _____ ? These are Mr Wilson's glasses. Answer : Whose glasses are these? Asset : assets/p019_item_8.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-14 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P014_Q09] (Page 14 | Possessive interrogatives (Whose)) Sentence : _____ ? Those are Miss Ellen's books. Answer : Whose books are those? Asset : assets/p019_item_9.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-14 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P014_Q10] (Page 14 | Possessive interrogatives (Whose)) Sentence : _____ ? That is my brother's watch. Answer : Whose watch is that? Asset : assets/p019_item_10.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-14 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P015_Q01] (Page 15 | Interrogative Pronouns (who vs whose)) Sentence : _____ is that in the office? Answer : Who Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-15 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P015_Q02] (Page 15 | Interrogative Pronouns (who vs whose)) Sentence : May I know _____ camera is this? I would like to borrow it. Answer : whose Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-15 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P015_Q03] (Page 15 | Interrogative Pronouns (who vs whose)) Sentence : _____ bags are these? Should we put them on the bus too? Answer : Whose Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-15 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P015_Q04] (Page 15 | Interrogative Pronouns (who vs whose)) Sentence : _____ baked these cookies? They are delicious. Answer : Who Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-15 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P015_Q05] (Page 15 | Interrogative Pronouns (who vs whose)) Sentence : _____ chair did you borrow? Please return it. Answer : Whose Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-15 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P015_Q06] (Page 15 | Interrogative Pronouns (who vs whose)) Sentence : _____ took my calculator? Answer : Who Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-15 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P015_Q07] (Page 15 | Interrogative Pronouns (who vs whose)) Sentence : _____ are these children? Are they your cousins? Answer : Who Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-15 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P015_Q08] (Page 15 | Interrogative Pronouns (who vs whose)) Sentence : _____ shoes did you borrow for the football game? Answer : Whose Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-15 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P015_Q09] (Page 15 | Interrogative Pronouns (who vs whose)) Sentence : I wonder _____ uninstalled the app on my tablet. Answer : who Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-15 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P015_Q10] (Page 15 | Interrogative Pronouns (who vs whose)) Sentence : The principal wants to know _____ books are those on the floor. Answer : whose Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-15 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P016_Q05] (Page 16 | Partitive Nouns) Sentence : How heavy is this _____ of rice? Answer : sack Asset : assets/p016_item_5.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-16 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P016_Q06] (Page 16 | Partitive Nouns) Sentence : How much does this _____ of salt cost? Answer : packet Asset : assets/p016_item_6.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-16 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P016_Q07] (Page 16 | Partitive Nouns) Sentence : Each child at the party was given a _____ of cake. Answer : slice Asset : assets/p016_item_7.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-16 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P016_Q08] (Page 16 | Partitive Nouns) Sentence : We gave our teacher a _____ of flowers. Answer : bouquet Asset : assets/p016_item_8.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-16 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P018_Q01] (Page 18 | Possessive Pronouns) Sentence : This bicycle is ( mine , yours ). My parents gave it to me. Answer : mine Asset : assets/p023_item_1.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-18 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P018_Q02] (Page 18 | Possessive Pronouns) Sentence : You can have your book back, John. It is ( mine , yours ). Answer : yours Asset : assets/p023_item_2.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-18 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P018_Q03] (Page 18 | Possessive Pronouns) Sentence : My father rides a scooter to work every day. The scooter is ( his , hers ). Answer : his Asset : assets/p023_item_3.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-18 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P018_Q04] (Page 18 | Possessive Pronouns) Sentence : Lily is playing with her favourite doll. It is ( his , hers ). Answer : hers Asset : assets/p023_item_4.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-18 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P018_Q05] (Page 18 | Possessive Pronouns) Sentence : Please return these shoes to Peter. They are ( mine , his ). Answer : his Asset : assets/p023_item_5.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-18 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P018_Q06] (Page 18 | Possessive Pronouns) Sentence : This pencil box is ( mine , hers ). It is where I keep my pencils and erasers. Answer : mine Asset : assets/p023_item_6.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-18 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P018_Q07] (Page 18 | Possessive Pronouns) Sentence : The fisherman has used the same boat for more than ten years. The boat is ( his , hers ) and he takes good care of it. Answer : his Asset : assets/p023_item_7.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-18 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P018_Q08] (Page 18 | Possessive Pronouns) Sentence : My aunt bought me a kitten. It is ( mine , yours ). Answer : mine Asset : assets/p023_item_8.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-18 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P019_Q01] (Page 19 | possessive pronouns) Sentence : These foreign coins are gifts from my pen friends. They are _____. Answer : mine Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-19 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P019_Q02] (Page 19 | possessive pronouns) Sentence : Jane likes plants. The six pots of plants outside the house are all _____. Answer : hers Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-19 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P019_Q03] (Page 19 | possessive pronouns) Sentence : My sister has many watches. The antique watch in the box is also _____. Answer : hers Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-19 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P019_Q04] (Page 19 | possessive pronouns) Sentence : These dollar notes are _____ . You must keep them in your wallet. Answer : yours Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-19 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P019_Q05] (Page 19 | possessive pronouns) Sentence : The yellow umbrella does not belong to my uncle, so the blue one must be _____. Answer : his Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-19 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P019_Q06] (Page 19 | possessive pronouns) Sentence : Please take away these books on my desk. They are not _____. Answer : mine Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-19 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P019_Q07] (Page 19 | possessive pronouns) Sentence : These brand-new tools do not belong to you. They are Jason's and not _____. Answer : yours Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-19 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P019_Q08] (Page 19 | possessive pronouns) Sentence : Susan's doll is on the shelf. I don't think the one on the floor is _____. Answer : hers Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-19 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P020_Q01] (Page 20 | possessive pronouns) Sentence : Whose shoes are these? Harry was washing them just now. They _____. Answer : are his Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-20 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P020_Q02] (Page 20 | possessive pronouns) Sentence : Whose car is that? I saw Mr Adam driving it. It _____. Answer : is his Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-20 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P020_Q03] (Page 20 | possessive pronouns) Sentence : Whose shirts are these? Janet is giving them away. They _____. Answer : are hers Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-20 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P020_Q04] (Page 20 | possessive pronouns) Sentence : Whose pen is this? My mother bought it for me. It _____. Answer : is mine Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-20 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P020_Q05] (Page 20 | possessive pronouns) Sentence : Whose keys are those? You left them here last night. They _____. Answer : are yours Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-20 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P020_Q06] (Page 20 | possessive pronouns) Sentence : Whose bicycle is this? Peter received it as a birthday present. It _____. Answer : is his Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-20 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P020_Q07] (Page 20 | possessive pronouns) Sentence : Whose marbles are these? They _____ . I am going to keep them now. Answer : are mine Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-20 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P021_Q01] (Page 21 | Interrogative Pronouns) Sentence : ( Whose , Who , Where ) are you going? Can I come along? Answer : Where Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-21 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P021_Q02] (Page 21 | Interrogative Pronouns) Sentence : ( Where , Whose , Why ) bicycle did you borrow for the race? Answer : Whose Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-21 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P021_Q03] (Page 21 | Interrogative Pronouns) Sentence : ( What , Who , Whose ) is your name? Are you new in school? Answer : What Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-21 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P021_Q04] (Page 21 | Interrogative Pronouns) Sentence : ( Why , Whose , Where ) are you late for school? Answer : Why Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-21 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P021_Q05] (Page 21 | Interrogative Pronouns) Sentence : ( When , Who , Whose ) book is that lying on the table? Answer : Whose Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-21 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P021_Q06] (Page 21 | Interrogative Pronouns) Sentence : ( Which , When , Whose ) do we collect the free tickets for the movie? Answer : When Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-21 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P021_Q07] (Page 21 | Interrogative Pronouns) Sentence : ( Whose , Why , Which ) boy is the tallest in class? Answer : Which Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-21 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P021_Q08] (Page 21 | Interrogative Pronouns) Sentence : ( What , Whose , Who ) is the name of this building? Answer : What Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-21 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P021_Q09] (Page 21 | Interrogative Pronouns) Sentence : ( Whose , When , Why ) will the concert begin? Answer : When Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-21 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P021_Q10] (Page 21 | Interrogative Pronouns) Sentence : ( Whose , Who , Where ) bags are those by the door? Answer : Whose Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-21 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P022_Q01] (Page 22 | possessive pronouns) Sentence : We have a pet cat. The cat is ( ours , yours ). Answer : ours Asset : assets/p027_item_1.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-22 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P022_Q02] (Page 22 | possessive pronouns) Sentence : Mr and Mrs Albert own a car. The car is ( yours , theirs ). Answer : theirs Asset : assets/p027_item_2.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-22 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P022_Q03] (Page 22 | possessive pronouns) Sentence : These dolls are for both of you. They are ( ours , yours ). Answer : yours Asset : assets/p027_item_3.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-22 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P022_Q04] (Page 22 | possessive pronouns) Sentence : These are our bicycles. They are ( ours , theirs ). Answer : ours Asset : assets/p027_item_4.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-22 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P022_Q05] (Page 22 | possessive pronouns) Sentence : This room belongs to Wendy and Ken. The room is ( yours , theirs ). Answer : theirs Asset : assets/p027_item_5.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-22 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P023_Q01] (Page 23 | Possessive Pronouns) Sentence : I bought these presents for the children. These presents are _____. Answer : theirs Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-23 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P023_Q02] (Page 23 | Possessive Pronouns) Sentence : These books belong to you and David. They are _____. Answer : yours Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-23 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P023_Q03] (Page 23 | Possessive Pronouns) Sentence : John and Harry have a new computer. It is _____. Answer : theirs Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-23 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P023_Q04] (Page 23 | Possessive Pronouns) Sentence : My brother and I collected these stamps. They are _____. Answer : ours Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-23 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P023_Q05] (Page 23 | Possessive Pronouns) Sentence : The workers brought their own tools. The tools are _____. Answer : theirs Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-23 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P023_Q06] (Page 23 | Possessive Pronouns) Sentence : This room is _____ . Both of you must keep it clean. Answer : yours Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-23 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P023_Q07] (Page 23 | Possessive Pronouns) Sentence : These bags do not belong to us. They are not _____. Answer : ours Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-23 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P023_Q08] (Page 23 | Possessive Pronouns) Sentence : The children set up their own tents for the camp. The tents are _____. Answer : theirs Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-23 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P023_Q09] (Page 23 | Possessive Pronouns) Sentence : Sarah and her sister drew these pictures. These pictures are _____. Answer : theirs Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-23 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P023_Q10] (Page 23 | Possessive Pronouns) Sentence : We borrowed this ladder from our neighbour, Mr White. It is not _____. Answer : ours Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-23 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P029_Q01] (Page 29 | Possessive Pronouns) Sentence : Those chickens belong to Mr and Mrs Allen. Those ducks belong to them too. Answer : Those chickens and those ducks are theirs. Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-29 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P029_Q02] (Page 29 | Possessive Pronouns) Sentence : These are our posters. These are our magazines. Answer : These posters and these magazines are ours. Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-29 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P029_Q03] (Page 29 | Possessive Pronouns) Sentence : These are your shoes. Those are your socks. Answer : These shoes and those socks are yours. Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-29 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P029_Q04] (Page 29 | Possessive Pronouns) Sentence : This is their room. The furniture in the room belongs to them. Answer : This room and the furniture in the room are theirs. Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-29 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P029_Q05] (Page 29 | Possessive Pronouns) Sentence : That is our ladder. Those are our tools. Answer : That ladder and those tools are ours. Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-29 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P029_Q06] (Page 29 | Possessive Pronouns) Sentence : Those are your bags. Your coats are there too. Answer : Those bags and your coats are yours. Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-29 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P029_Q07] (Page 29 | Possessive Pronouns) Sentence : Those are their running shoes. These shorts belong to them too. Answer : Those running shoes and these shorts are theirs. Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-29 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P030_Q01] (Page 30 | Subject-Verb Agreement / Quantifiers (Every)) Sentence : Every ( egg , eggs ) in the basket ( is , are ) broken. Mother will have to buy some more. Answer : egg; is Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-30 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P030_Q02] (Page 30 | Subject-Verb Agreement / Quantifiers (Each)) Sentence : Each ( painting , paintings ) in the gallery ( cost , costs ) more than a hundred dollars. Answer : painting; costs Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-30 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P030_Q03] (Page 30 | Subject-Verb Agreement / Quantifiers (All)) Sentence : All the ( nurse , nurses ) in this hospital ( wear , wears ) white uniforms. Answer : nurses; wear Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-30 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P030_Q04] (Page 30 | Subject-Verb Agreement / Quantifiers (Both)) Sentence : Both my ( eye , eyes ) ( was , were ) red and sore after the swim. Answer : eyes; were Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-30 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P030_Q05] (Page 30 | Subject-Verb Agreement / Quantifiers (All)) Sentence : All living ( thing , things ) ( need , needs ) water to live. Answer : things; need Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-30 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P030_Q06] (Page 30 | Subject-Verb Agreement / Quantifiers (Each)) Sentence : Each ( question , questions ) in the test ( carry , carries ) two marks. Answer : question; carries Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-30 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P030_Q07] (Page 30 | Subject-Verb Agreement / Quantifiers (Both)) Sentence : Both ( jug , jugs ) ( contain , contains ) milk. Answer : jugs; contain Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-30 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P030_Q08] (Page 30 | Subject-Verb Agreement / Indefinite Pronouns (Everyone)) Sentence : Everyone ( like , likes ) Sheela as she is kind and helpful. Answer : likes Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-30 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P030_Q09] (Page 30 | Subject-Verb Agreement / Quantifiers (Every)) Sentence : Every ( piece , pieces ) of furniture in this room ( is , are ) new. Answer : piece; is Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-30 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P030_Q10] (Page 30 | Subject-Verb Agreement / Quantifiers (Both)) Sentence : Both my ( parent , parents ) ( was , were ) at the airport to meet my aunt from Hong Kong. Answer : parents; were Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-30 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P031_Q01] (Page 31 | Subject-Verb Agreement) Sentence : Each child ( is , are ) given a piece of cake. Answer : is Asset : assets/p031_item_1.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-31 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P031_Q02] (Page 31 | Subject-Verb Agreement) Sentence : Every student in this school ( wear , wears ) a uniform. Answer : wears Asset : assets/p031_item_2.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-31 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P031_Q03] (Page 31 | Subject-Verb Agreement) Sentence : Each shirt ( costs , cost ) twenty dollars. Answer : costs Asset : assets/p031_item_3.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-31 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P031_Q04] (Page 31 | Subject-Verb Agreement) Sentence : Every car ( has , have ) four wheels. Answer : has Asset : assets/p031_item_4.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-31 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P031_Q05] (Page 31 | Subject-Verb Agreement) Sentence : Each sack of rice ( weighs , weigh ) five kilograms. Answer : weighs Asset : assets/p031_item_5.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-31 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P031_Q06] (Page 31 | Subject-Verb Agreement) Sentence : Every friend who has seen my cat ( like , likes ) it. Answer : likes Asset : assets/p031_item_6.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-31 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P031_Q07] (Page 31 | Subject-Verb Agreement) Sentence : Each class ( has , have ) a whiteboard. Answer : has Asset : assets/p031_item_7.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-31 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P031_Q08] (Page 31 | Subject-Verb Agreement) Sentence : Every door in this house ( is , are ) locked. Answer : is Asset : assets/p031_item_8.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-31 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P031_Q09] (Page 31 | Subject-Verb Agreement) Sentence : Every page in this book ( is , are ) torn. Answer : is Asset : assets/p031_item_9.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-31 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P031_Q10] (Page 31 | Subject-Verb Agreement) Sentence : Every student ( know , knows ) Mrs Allson. Answer : knows Asset : assets/p031_item_10.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-31 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P032_Q01] (Page 32 | Simple Past Tense) Sentence : I _____ to the cinema with my friends. (go) Answer : went Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-32 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P032_Q02] (Page 32 | Simple Past Tense) Sentence : The team in blue jerseys _____ the match. (lose) Answer : lost Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-32 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P032_Q03] (Page 32 | Simple Past Tense) Sentence : The strong wind _____ the leaves off their branches. (blow) Answer : blew Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-32 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P032_Q04] (Page 32 | Simple Past Tense) Sentence : I _____ a wallet under my chair in the classroom. (find) Answer : found Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-32 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P032_Q05] (Page 32 | Simple Past Tense) Sentence : Peter _____ the picture we gave him in his bedroom. (hang) Answer : hung Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-32 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P032_Q06] (Page 32 | Simple Past Tense) Sentence : His car _____ down in the middle of the road. (break) Answer : broke Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-32 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P032_Q07] (Page 32 | Simple Past Tense) Sentence : The little boy _____ and injured his knee. (fall) Answer : fell Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-32 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P032_Q08] (Page 32 | Simple Past Tense) Sentence : The couple _____ their computer to a student at a low price. (sell) Answer : sold Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-32 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P032_Q09] (Page 32 | Passive Voice / Past Participle) Sentence : The poacher was _____ for setting traps in the forest to catch the animals. (catch) Answer : caught Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-32 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P032_Q10] (Page 32 | Simple Past Tense) Sentence : The deer _____ away when the hyena appeared. (run) Answer : ran Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-32 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P032_Q11] (Page 32 | Simple Past Tense) Sentence : My boots gleamed after I _____ them with wax polish. (shine) Answer : shined Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-32 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P032_Q12] (Page 32 | Simple Past Tense) Sentence : The lioness _____ birth to a litter of cubs. (give) Answer : gave Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-32 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P032_Q13] (Page 32 | Simple Past Tense) Sentence : The hungry boy _____ all the food on his plate. (eat) Answer : ate Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-32 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P032_Q14] (Page 32 | Simple Past Tense) Sentence : He _____ the whole bottle of water as he was thirsty. (drink) Answer : drank Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-32 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P032_Q15] (Page 32 | Simple Past Tense) Sentence : The security guard _____ a torch at us as we approached him. (shine) Answer : shone Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-32 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P033_Q01] (Page 33 | Subject-Verb Agreement) Sentence : All bicycles ( has , have ) two wheels. Answer : have Asset : assets/p033_item_1.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-33 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P033_Q02] (Page 33 | Subject-Verb Agreement) Sentence : Both Peter and John ( is , are ) running in the race. Answer : are Asset : assets/p033_item_2.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-33 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P033_Q03] (Page 33 | Subject-Verb Agreement) Sentence : All the firefighters ( fight , fights ) the fire bravely. Answer : fight Asset : assets/p033_item_3.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-33 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P033_Q04] (Page 33 | Subject-Verb Agreement) Sentence : Both my sister and I ( walk , walks ) to school every day. Answer : walk Asset : assets/p033_item_4.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-33 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P033_Q05] (Page 33 | Subject-Verb Agreement) Sentence : Both Judy and Sarah ( has , have ) long hair. Answer : have Asset : assets/p033_item_5.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-33 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P033_Q06] (Page 33 | Subject-Verb Agreement) Sentence : All the students ( wait , waits ) patiently to return to the classroom. Answer : wait Asset : assets/p033_item_6.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-33 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P033_Q07] (Page 33 | Subject-Verb Agreement) Sentence : Both parcels ( weighs , weigh ) more than a kilogram. Answer : weigh Asset : assets/p033_item_7.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-33 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P033_Q08] (Page 33 | Subject-Verb Agreement) Sentence : Both my feet ( is , are ) sore from the marathon. Answer : are Asset : assets/p033_item_8.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-33 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P033_Q01] (Page 33 | Simple Past Tense) Sentence : When did you do your homework? (last night) _____ Answer : I did my homework last night. Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-33 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P033_Q02] (Page 33 | Simple Past Tense) Sentence : Who did you revise your work with? (Jim) _____ Answer : I revised my work with Jim. Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-33 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P033_Q03] (Page 33 | Simple Past Tense) Sentence : What time did you sleep last night? (at ten o'clock) _____ Answer : I slept at ten o'clock last night. Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-33 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P033_Q04] (Page 33 | Simple Past Tense) Sentence : Where did you hide the present? (under the bed) _____ Answer : I hid the present under the bed. Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-33 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P033_Q05] (Page 33 | Simple Past Tense) Sentence : When did the guests leave? (in the evening) _____ Answer : The guests left in the evening. Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-33 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P033_Q06] (Page 33 | Simple Past Tense) Sentence : When did Catherine sweep the floor? (this morning) _____ Answer : Catherine swept the floor this morning. Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-33 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P033_Q07] (Page 33 | Simple Past Tense) Sentence : When did you speak to the principal? (last week) _____ Answer : I spoke to the principal last week. Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-33 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P034_Q01] (Page 34 | Determiners) Sentence : _____ my parents are working. My father is an engineer and my mother is a nurse. Answer : Both Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-34 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P034_Q02] (Page 34 | Determiners) Sentence : _____ birds have wings, but not all of them can fly. Answer : All Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-34 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P034_Q03] (Page 34 | Determiners) Sentence : Do you know _____ the letters in the English alphabet? Answer : all Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-34 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P034_Q04] (Page 34 | Determiners) Sentence : _____ the apple and the orange were in the basket. Answer : Both Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-34 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P034_Q05] (Page 34 | Determiners) Sentence : Peter put _____ his hands into his pockets as he waited nervously outside the Principal's office. Answer : both Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-34 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P034_Q06] (Page 34 | Determiners) Sentence : I have two cats. _____ are male. Answer : Both Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-34 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P034_Q07] (Page 34 | Determiners) Sentence : _____ the animals in the zoo are fed and protected. Answer : All Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-34 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P034_Q08] (Page 34 | Determiners) Sentence : _____ the students in my class are coming to my party. Answer : All Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-34 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P034_Q09] (Page 34 | Determiners) Sentence : _____ teams played well in the final football game. Answer : Both Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-34 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P034_Q10] (Page 34 | Determiners) Sentence : _____ my fingernails are long. I have to cut them. Answer : All Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-34 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P038_Q01] (Page 38 | Past Continuous Tense) Sentence : I ( was having , were having ) my lunch when the telephone rang. Answer : was having Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-38 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P038_Q02] (Page 38 | Past Continuous Tense) Sentence : Nancy ( was listening , were listening ) to the radio a while ago. Answer : was listening Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-38 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P038_Q03] (Page 38 | Past Continuous Tense) Sentence : Jack and Tony ( was swimming , were swimming) in the pool this morning. Answer : were swimming Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-38 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P038_Q04] (Page 38 | Past Continuous Tense) Sentence : As it ( was getting , were getting ) late, Miss Jones took a taxi home. Answer : was getting Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-38 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P038_Q05] (Page 38 | Past Continuous Tense) Sentence : While John and his friend ( was fishing , were fishing ) by the river, they spotted a python. Answer : were fishing Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-38 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P038_Q06] (Page 38 | Past Continuous Tense) Sentence : Mrs Nelson ( was typing , were typing ) a letter in the office late last night. Answer : was typing Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-38 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P038_Q07] (Page 38 | Past Continuous Tense) Sentence : The students ( was talking , were talking ) when the teacher walked into the classroom. Answer : were talking Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-38 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P038_Q08] (Page 38 | Past Continuous Tense) Sentence : The baby ( was sleeping , were sleeping ) in the cradle this morning. Answer : was sleeping Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-38 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P038_Q09] (Page 38 | Past Continuous Tense) Sentence : John ( was singing , were singing ) in the shower. Answer : was singing Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-38 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P038_Q10] (Page 38 | Past Continuous Tense) Sentence : The doctors ( was preparing , were preparing ) their presentations for the conference. Answer : were preparing Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-38 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P039_Q01] (Page 39 | Simple Past Tense) Sentence : say _____ Answer : said Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-39 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P039_Q02] (Page 39 | Simple Past Tense) Sentence : tell _____ Answer : told Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-39 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P039_Q03] (Page 39 | Simple Past Tense) Sentence : know _____ Answer : knew Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-39 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P039_Q04] (Page 39 | Simple Past Tense) Sentence : fly _____ Answer : flew Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-39 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P039_Q05] (Page 39 | Simple Past Tense) Sentence : feed _____ Answer : fed Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-39 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P039_Q06] (Page 39 | Simple Past Tense) Sentence : keep _____ Answer : kept Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-39 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P039_Q07] (Page 39 | Simple Past Tense) Sentence : wear _____ Answer : wore Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-39 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P039_Q08] (Page 39 | Simple Past Tense) Sentence : begin _____ Answer : began Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-39 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P039_Q09] (Page 39 | Simple Past Tense) Sentence : bite _____ Answer : bit Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-39 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P039_Q10] (Page 39 | Simple Past Tense) Sentence : spring _____ Answer : sprang Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-39 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P039_Q11] (Page 39 | Simple Past Tense) Sentence : throw _____ Answer : threw Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-39 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P039_Q12] (Page 39 | Simple Past Tense) Sentence : lay _____ Answer : laid Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-39 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P039_Q13] (Page 39 | Simple Past Tense) Sentence : get _____ Answer : got Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-39 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P039_Q14] (Page 39 | Simple Past Tense) Sentence : forget _____ Answer : forgot Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-39 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P039_Q15] (Page 39 | Simple Past Tense) Sentence : choose _____ Answer : chose Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-39 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P039_Q16] (Page 39 | Simple Past Tense) Sentence : draw _____ Answer : drew Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-39 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P039_Q17] (Page 39 | Simple Past Tense) Sentence : shoot _____ Answer : shot Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-39 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P039_Q18] (Page 39 | Simple Past Tense) Sentence : tear _____ Answer : tore Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-39 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P039_Q19] (Page 39 | Simple Past Tense) Sentence : think _____ Answer : thought Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-39 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P039_Q20] (Page 39 | Simple Past Tense) Sentence : swing _____ Answer : swung Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-39 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P039_Q01] (Page 39 | past continuous tense) Sentence : We _____ television when the lights went out. (watch) Answer : were watching Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-39 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P039_Q02] (Page 39 | past continuous tense) Sentence : The cat _____ the birds in the garden this morning. (chase) Answer : was chasing Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-39 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P039_Q03] (Page 39 | past continuous tense) Sentence : The burglar _____ to open the window when I spotted him. (try) Answer : was trying Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-39 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P039_Q04] (Page 39 | past continuous tense) Sentence : My friends and I _____ home after a game of football when we met Mr Lewis, our school principal. (walk) Answer : were walking Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-39 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P039_Q05] (Page 39 | past continuous tense) Sentence : He _____ his homework when his mother called him. (do) Answer : was doing Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-39 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P039_Q06] (Page 39 | past continuous tense) Sentence : The boys _____ football on the field when it rained. (play) Answer : were playing Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-39 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P039_Q07] (Page 39 | past continuous tense) Sentence : The twins _____ down the lane when one of them fell. (cycle) Answer : were cycling Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-39 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P039_Q08] (Page 39 | past continuous tense) Sentence : He _____ his car yesterday evening when his brother asked if he could borrow it. (clean) Answer : was cleaning Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-39 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P040_Q01] (Page 40 | Irregular Adjectives - Comparative and Superlative) Sentence : good | better | _____ Answer : best Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-40 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P040_Q02] (Page 40 | Irregular Adjectives - Comparative and Superlative) Sentence : bad | _____ | worst Answer : worse Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-40 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P040_Q03] (Page 40 | Irregular Adjectives - Comparative and Superlative) Sentence : many | more | _____ Answer : most Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-40 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P040_Q04] (Page 40 | Irregular Adjectives - Comparative and Superlative) Sentence : little | _____ | least Answer : less Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-40 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P040_Q05] (Page 40 | Irregular Adjectives - Comparative and Superlative) Sentence : far | farther | _____ Answer : farthest Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-40 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P040_Q06] (Page 40 | Irregular Adjectives - Comparative and Superlative) Sentence : well | _____ | best Answer : better Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-40 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P040_Q07] (Page 40 | Irregular Adjectives - Comparative and Superlative) Sentence : much | more | _____ Answer : most Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-40 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P040_Q08] (Page 40 | Irregular Adjectives - Comparative and Superlative) Sentence : far | _____ | furthest Answer : further Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-40 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P040_Q01] (Page 40 | Past Continuous Tense) Sentence : What was Mrs Amber doing in the kitchen? She _____. Answer : was baking a pie Asset : assets/p045_item_1.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-40 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P040_Q02] (Page 40 | Past Continuous Tense) Sentence : What were your family members doing last night? They _____. Answer : were watching television Asset : assets/p045_item_2.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-40 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P040_Q03] (Page 40 | Past Continuous Tense) Sentence : What was the gardener doing? He _____. Answer : was watering the plants Asset : assets/p045_item_3.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-40 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P040_Q04] (Page 40 | Past Continuous Tense) Sentence : What was Susan doing this morning? She _____. Answer : was sweeping the floor Asset : assets/p045_item_4.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-40 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P040_Q05] (Page 40 | Past Continuous Tense) Sentence : What was the carpenter making? He _____. Answer : was making a table Asset : assets/p045_item_5.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-40 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P040_Q06] (Page 40 | Past Continuous Tense) Sentence : What was Richard doing in the park? He _____. Answer : was riding a bicycle Asset : assets/p045_item_6.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-40 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P040_Q07] (Page 40 | Past Continuous Tense) Sentence : What were the children doing just now? They _____. Answer : were playing a board game Asset : assets/p045_item_7.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-40 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P040_Q08] (Page 40 | Past Continuous Tense) Sentence : What was Joel doing by the river? He _____. Answer : was fishing Asset : assets/p045_item_8.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-40 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P040_Q09] (Page 40 | Past Continuous Tense) Sentence : What were the children doing at the beach? They _____. Answer : were building a sandcastle Asset : assets/p045_item_9.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-40 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P040_Q10] (Page 40 | Past Continuous Tense) Sentence : Where was Mr Lee going when you met him? He _____. Answer : was going to the post office Asset : assets/p045_item_10.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-40 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P041_Q01] (Page 41 | Comparative Adjectives) Sentence : His handwriting is _____ than mine. (good) Answer : better Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-41 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P041_Q02] (Page 41 | Comparative Adjectives) Sentence : A lake contains _____ water than a pond. (much) Answer : more Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-41 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P041_Q03] (Page 41 | Superlative Adjectives) Sentence : The greedy boy ate the _____ food at the picnic. (much) Answer : most Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-41 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P041_Q04] (Page 41 | Comparative Adjectives) Sentence : Judy's singing is _____ than Mary's. (good) Answer : better Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-41 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P041_Q05] (Page 41 | Comparative Adjectives) Sentence : The red team showed _____ team spirit than the blue team. (little) Answer : less Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-41 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P041_Q06] (Page 41 | Superlative Adjectives) Sentence : Ken is the _____ runner in the school. (good) Answer : best Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-41 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P041_Q07] (Page 41 | Comparative Adjectives) Sentence : There are _____ buildings in the city than in the village. (many) Answer : more Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-41 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P041_Q08] (Page 41 | Comparative Adjectives) Sentence : His examination results were _____ than mine. (bad) Answer : worse Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-41 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P041_Q09] (Page 41 | Superlative Adjectives) Sentence : The coffee with the _____ sugar is mine. (little) Answer : least Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-41 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P041_Q10] (Page 41 | Superlative Adjectives) Sentence : This is the _____ show I have ever seen. (good) Answer : best Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-41 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P042_Q01] (Page 42 | Conjunctions of Time) Sentence : I brush my teeth _____ I go to bed. Answer : before Asset : assets/p047_item_1.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-42 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P042_Q02] (Page 42 | Prepositions of Time) Sentence : Lily starts her piano lesson immediately _____ her breakfast. Answer : after Asset : assets/p047_item_2.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-42 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P042_Q03] (Page 42 | Prepositions of Time) Sentence : John washes his hands _____ sitting down to have his dinner. Answer : before Asset : assets/p047_item_3.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-42 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P042_Q04] (Page 42 | Conjunctions of Time) Sentence : Miss Ambrose pays for her fare _____ she looks for a seat on the bus. Answer : before Asset : assets/p047_item_4.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-42 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P042_Q05] (Page 42 | Conjunctions of Time) Sentence : Paul puts on his shoes _____ he leaves for school. Answer : before Asset : assets/p047_item_5.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-42 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P043_Q06] (Page 43 | Conjunctions of Time) Sentence : May irons the clothes _____ they are washed and dried. Answer : after Asset : assets/p048_item_6.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-43 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P043_Q07] (Page 43 | Conjunctions of Time) Sentence : Mr James leaves his office _____ he has finished his work for the day. Answer : after Asset : assets/p048_item_7.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-43 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P043_Q08] (Page 43 | Conjunctions of Time) Sentence : I change into my pyjamas _____ going to bed. Answer : before Asset : assets/p048_item_8.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-43 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P044_Q01] (Page 44 | Prepositions of Time (before / after)) Sentence : Monday comes ( before , after ) Tuesday. Answer : before Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-44 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P044_Q02] (Page 44 | Prepositions of Time (before / after)) Sentence : December comes ( before , after ) November. Answer : after Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-44 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P044_Q03] (Page 44 | Conjunctions of Time (before / after)) Sentence : We wash the dishes ( before , after ) we have our dinner. Answer : after Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-44 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P044_Q04] (Page 44 | Conjunctions of Time (before / after)) Sentence : Jonathan borrowed some storybooks ( before , after ) he left the library. Answer : before Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-44 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P044_Q05] (Page 44 | Prepositions of Time (before / after)) Sentence : Lunch comes ( before , after ) breakfast. Answer : after Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-44 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P044_Q06] (Page 44 | Prepositions of Time (before / after)) Sentence : This road always floods ( before , after ) a heavy rain. Answer : after Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-44 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P044_Q07] (Page 44 | Conjunctions of Time (before / after)) Sentence : We put on our socks ( before , after ) we put on our shoes. Answer : before Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-44 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P044_Q08] (Page 44 | Prepositions of Time (before / after)) Sentence : The children returned to their classrooms ( before, after ) recess. Answer : after Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-44 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P044_Q09] (Page 44 | Prepositions of Time (before / after)) Sentence : She pasted a stamp on the envelope ( before , after ) posting it. Answer : before Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-44 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P044_Q10] (Page 44 | Prepositions of Time (before / after)) Sentence : I was very tired ( before , after ) the long run. Answer : after Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-44 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P045_Q01] (Page 45 | Indirect Orders) Sentence : Answer the telephone, John. Tell _____. Answer : John to answer the telephone Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-45 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P045_Q02] (Page 45 | Indirect Orders) Sentence : Clean the whiteboard, Susan. Tell _____. Answer : Susan to clean the whiteboard Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-45 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P045_Q03] (Page 45 | Indirect Orders) Sentence : Wash your hands, children. Tell _____. Answer : the children to wash their hands Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-45 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P045_Q04] (Page 45 | Indirect Orders) Sentence : Keep quiet, boys. Tell _____. Answer : the boys to keep quiet Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-45 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P045_Q05] (Page 45 | Indirect Orders) Sentence : Tidy up your room, Judy. Tell _____. Answer : Judy to tidy up her room Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-45 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P045_Q06] (Page 45 | Indirect Orders) Sentence : Switch off the lights when you leave the room, Bill. Tell _____. Answer : Bill to switch off the lights when he leaves the room Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-45 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P045_Q07] (Page 45 | Indirect Orders) Sentence : Hand in your books, children. Tell _____. Answer : the children to hand in their books Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-45 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P045_Q08] (Page 45 | Indirect Orders) Sentence : Peter, put your toys away. Tell _____. Answer : Peter to put his toys away Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-45 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P046_Q01] (Page 46 | to-infinitive (indirect commands)) Sentence : Tell the gardener _____. Answer : to water the plants Asset : assets/p051_item_1.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-46 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P046_Q02] (Page 46 | to-infinitive (indirect commands)) Sentence : Tell Jenny _____. Answer : to sweep the floor Asset : assets/p051_item_2.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-46 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P046_Q03] (Page 46 | to-infinitive (indirect commands)) Sentence : Tell the girl _____. Answer : to brush her teeth Asset : assets/p051_item_3.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-46 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P046_Q04] (Page 46 | to-infinitive (indirect commands)) Sentence : Tell Sharon _____. Answer : to do her homework Asset : assets/p051_item_4.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-46 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P046_Q05] (Page 46 | to-infinitive (indirect commands)) Sentence : Tell May _____. Answer : to comb her hair Asset : assets/p051_item_5.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-46 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P046_Q06] (Page 46 | to-infinitive (indirect commands)) Sentence : Tell the waiter _____. Answer : to bring the menu Asset : assets/p051_item_6.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-46 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P046_Q07] (Page 46 | to-infinitive (indirect commands)) Sentence : Tell David _____. Answer : to clean the blackboard Asset : assets/p051_item_7.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-46 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P046_Q08] (Page 46 | to-infinitive (indirect commands)) Sentence : Tell the boys _____. Answer : to wash the car Asset : assets/p051_item_8.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-46 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P046_Q09] (Page 46 | to-infinitive (indirect commands)) Sentence : Tell the children _____. Answer : to wash the dishes Asset : assets/p051_item_9.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-46 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P046_Q10] (Page 46 | to-infinitive (indirect commands)) Sentence : Tell Jack _____. Answer : to wash his hands Asset : assets/p051_item_10.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-46 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P048_Q01] (Page 48 | Quantifiers (Countable / Uncountable Nouns)) Sentence : Mary collects _____ dolls from different parts of the world. Answer : many Asset : assets/p053_item_1.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-48 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P048_Q02] (Page 48 | Quantifiers (Countable / Uncountable Nouns)) Sentence : There isn't _____ milk left in the glass. Answer : much Asset : assets/p053_item_2.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-48 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P048_Q03] (Page 48 | Quantifiers (Countable / Uncountable Nouns)) Sentence : How _____ kittens are there in the pet shop? Answer : many Asset : assets/p053_item_3.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-48 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P048_Q04] (Page 48 | Quantifiers (Countable / Uncountable Nouns)) Sentence : A centipede has _____ legs. Answer : many Asset : assets/p053_item_4.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-48 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P048_Q05] (Page 48 | Quantifiers (Countable / Uncountable Nouns)) Sentence : There isn't _____ rice in the pot. Answer : much Asset : assets/p053_item_5.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-48 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P048_Q06] (Page 48 | Quantifiers (Countable / Uncountable Nouns)) Sentence : Please do not put too _____ sugar in my tea. Answer : much Asset : assets/p053_item_6.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-48 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P048_Q07] (Page 48 | Quantifiers (Countable / Uncountable Nouns)) Sentence : Today is Sunday. There are _____ people at the supermarket. Answer : many Asset : assets/p053_item_7.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-48 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P048_Q08] (Page 48 | Quantifiers (Countable / Uncountable Nouns)) Sentence : There isn't _____ money in the wallet. Answer : much Asset : assets/p053_item_8.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-48 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P048_Q09] (Page 48 | Quantifiers (Countable / Uncountable Nouns)) Sentence : The basket contains _____ different types of fruit. Answer : many Asset : assets/p053_item_9.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-48 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P048_Q10] (Page 48 | Quantifiers (Countable / Uncountable Nouns)) Sentence : The old man does not have _____ hair on his head. Answer : much Asset : assets/p053_item_10.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-48 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P049_Q01] (Page 49 | Quantifiers (many / much)) Sentence : There isn't ( many , much ) water in a desert. Answer : much Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-49 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P049_Q02] (Page 49 | Quantifiers (many / much)) Sentence : There are ( many , much ) books in the library. Answer : many Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-49 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P049_Q03] (Page 49 | Quantifiers (many / much)) Sentence : ( Many , Much ) students in my class enjoyed the trip to the orchid farm. Answer : Many Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-49 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P049_Q04] (Page 49 | Quantifiers (many / much)) Sentence : The librarian told the children not to make too ( many , much ) noise. Answer : much Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-49 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P049_Q05] (Page 49 | Quantifiers (many / much)) Sentence : There isn't ( many , much ) furniture in this house. Answer : much Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-49 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P049_Q06] (Page 49 | Quantifiers (many / much)) Sentence : How ( many , much ) meat did she buy at the market? Answer : much Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-49 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P049_Q07] (Page 49 | Quantifiers (many / much)) Sentence : How ( many , much ) meals do you eat in a day? Answer : many Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-49 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P049_Q08] (Page 49 | Quantifiers (many / much)) Sentence : Paul has ( many , much ) friends in school. Answer : many Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-49 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P049_Q09] (Page 49 | Quantifiers (many / much)) Sentence : ( Many , Much ) people jog in the park in the evening. Answer : Many Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-49 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P049_Q10] (Page 49 | Quantifiers (many / much)) Sentence : Do not put too ( many , much ) salt in the soup. Answer : much Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-49 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P050_Q01] (Page 50 | Quantifiers (many / much)) Sentence : How _____ money do you have? Answer : much Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-50 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P050_Q02] (Page 50 | Quantifiers (many / much)) Sentence : There are _____ animals in the zoo. Answer : many Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-50 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P050_Q03] (Page 50 | Quantifiers (many / much)) Sentence : How _____ sacks of rice are there in the storeroom? Answer : many Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-50 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P050_Q04] (Page 50 | Quantifiers (many / much)) Sentence : The waiter was carrying a tray with _____ glasses of lemonade. Answer : many Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-50 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P050_Q05] (Page 50 | Quantifiers (many / much)) Sentence : Please hurry up! We do not have _____ time left. Answer : much Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-50 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P050_Q06] (Page 50 | Quantifiers (many / much)) Sentence : This book has _____ short stories in it. Answer : many Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-50 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P050_Q07] (Page 50 | Quantifiers (many / much)) Sentence : She had a stomachache after eating too _____ food. Answer : much Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-50 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P050_Q08] (Page 50 | Quantifiers (many / much)) Sentence : How _____ water did you pour into the bottle? Answer : much Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-50 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P050_Q09] (Page 50 | Quantifiers (many / much)) Sentence : This company employs _____ programmers. Answer : many Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-50 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P050_Q10] (Page 50 | Quantifiers (many / much)) Sentence : How _____ oil should I pour into the pan? Answer : much Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-50 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P051_Q01] (Page 51 | 'to' + infinitive for expressing purpose) Sentence : Peter uses a broom to _____ the school's backyard. Answer : (B) Asset : assets/p056_item_1.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-51 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P052_Q02] (Page 52 | Infinitive of purpose) Sentence : I went to the cinema to _____ a movie. Answer : (C) watch Asset : assets/p057_item_2.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-52 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P052_Q03] (Page 52 | Infinitive of purpose) Sentence : Sharon used a knife to _____ the watermelon. Answer : (A) cut Asset : assets/p057_item_3.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-52 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P052_Q04] (Page 52 | Collocations / Infinitive of purpose) Sentence : My grandfather sat in the armchair to _____ a nap. Answer : (A) take Asset : assets/p057_item_4.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-52 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P052_Q05] (Page 52 | Phrasal verbs / Infinitive of purpose) Sentence : My father drove to the petrol kiosk to _____ up his petrol tank. Answer : (C) fill Asset : assets/p057_item_5.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-52 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P052_Q06] (Page 52 | Infinitive of purpose / Verbs) Sentence : The farmer uses a hoe to _____ the soil. Answer : (B) dig Asset : assets/p057_item_6.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-52 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P052_Q07] (Page 52 | Collocations / Infinitive of purpose) Sentence : Melvin jogs every day to _____ fit. Answer : (B) keep Asset : assets/p057_item_7.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-52 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P052_Q08] (Page 52 | Infinitive of purpose / Verbs) Sentence : Thomas used a towel to _____ his face. Answer : (A) wipe Asset : assets/p057_item_8.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-52 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P053_Q01] (Page 53 | Infinitives) Sentence : Peter switched on the television to ( watch , watches , watched ) the news. Answer : watch Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-53 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P053_Q02] (Page 53 | Infinitives) Sentence : Mrs Wilson went to the market to ( buys , buy , bought ) some meat. Answer : buy Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-53 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P053_Q03] (Page 53 | Infinitives) Sentence : The hunters set a trap to ( caught , catches , catch ) the tiger. Answer : catch Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-53 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P053_Q04] (Page 53 | Infinitives) Sentence : They went to a restaurant to ( have , had , having ) their dinner. Answer : have Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-53 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P053_Q05] (Page 53 | Infinitives) Sentence : My friends came to the hospital to ( visited , visit , visits ) me. Answer : visit Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-53 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P053_Q06] (Page 53 | Infinitives) Sentence : We go to school to ( learn , learnt , learning ). Answer : learn Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-53 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P053_Q07] (Page 53 | Infinitives) Sentence : The teacher told the mischievous boy to ( behaves, behave, behaved ) himself. Answer : behave Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-53 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P053_Q08] (Page 53 | Infinitives) Sentence : The workers stopped their work to ( take , took , taken ) a rest. Answer : take Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-53 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P053_Q09] (Page 53 | Infinitives) Sentence : My father took out some money to ( paid , pays , pay ) for the food. Answer : pay Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-53 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P053_Q10] (Page 53 | Infinitives) Sentence : We need more time to ( finishing , finished , finish ) the project. Answer : finish Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-53 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P054_Q01] (Page 54 | infinitives of purpose) Sentence : Mr Baker went to the supermarket _____. Answer : to buy some provisions Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-54 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P054_Q02] (Page 54 | infinitives of purpose) Sentence : The campers are collecting wood _____. Answer : to make a fire Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-54 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P054_Q03] (Page 54 | infinitives of purpose) Sentence : Lily is going to the post office _____. Answer : to send a parcel Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-54 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P054_Q04] (Page 54 | infinitives of purpose) Sentence : Tom wrapped his books in plastic _____. Answer : to keep them clean Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-54 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P054_Q05] (Page 54 | infinitives of purpose) Sentence : Miss Richards uses a washing machine _____. Answer : to wash her clothes Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-54 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P054_Q06] (Page 54 | infinitives of purpose) Sentence : We went to the library _____. Answer : to borrow some books Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-54 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P054_Q07] (Page 54 | infinitives of purpose) Sentence : The carpenter used an axe _____. Answer : to chop up the old planks Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-54 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P054_Q08] (Page 54 | infinitives of purpose) Sentence : My father went to the bank _____. Answer : to withdraw some money Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-54 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P054_Q09] (Page 54 | infinitives of purpose) Sentence : The children collected newspapers _____. Answer : to promote the National Recycling Program Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-54 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P054_Q10] (Page 54 | infinitives of purpose) Sentence : Mr Lee brought his laptop _____. Answer : to do some research for his project Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-54 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P055_Q01] (Page 55 | conjunction 'so') Sentence : Susan has a toothache, _____. Answer : B Asset : assets/p060_item_1.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-55 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P055_Q02] (Page 55 | conjunction 'so') Sentence : The floor was dirty, _____. Answer : A Asset : assets/p060_item_2.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-55 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P055_Q03] (Page 55 | conjunction 'so') Sentence : It was raining heavily, _____. Answer : C Asset : assets/p060_item_3.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-55 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P056_Q04] (Page 56 | Conjunctions (so)) Sentence : Mr Jackson arrived late at the station, _____. Answer : A Asset : assets/p061_item_4.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-56 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P056_Q05] (Page 56 | Conjunctions (so)) Sentence : It was getting dark, _____. Answer : B Asset : assets/p061_item_5.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-56 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P056_Q06] (Page 56 | Conjunctions (so)) Sentence : David was ill, _____. Answer : B Asset : assets/p061_item_6.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-56 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P056_Q07] (Page 56 | Conjunctions (so)) Sentence : They were hungry, _____. Answer : C Asset : assets/p061_item_7.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-56 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P056_Q08] (Page 56 | Conjunctions (so)) Sentence : It was very hot, _____. Answer : A Asset : assets/p061_item_8.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-56 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P056_Q09] (Page 56 | Conjunctions (so)) Sentence : Her hands were dirty, _____. Answer : B Asset : assets/p061_item_9.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-56 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P056_Q10] (Page 56 | Conjunctions (so)) Sentence : Jason was thirsty, _____. Answer : A Asset : assets/p061_item_10.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-56 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P057_Q01] (Page 57 | Conjunctions (so)) Sentence : The boys were tired after the long run, _____. Answer : so they took a rest Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-57 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P057_Q02] (Page 57 | Conjunctions (so)) Sentence : Mr Ambrose was late for work, _____. Answer : so he took a taxi Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-57 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P057_Q03] (Page 57 | Conjunctions (so)) Sentence : Miss Lawson loved to take care of animals, _____. Answer : so she became a veterinary surgeon Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-57 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P057_Q04] (Page 57 | Conjunctions (so)) Sentence : The tap was leaking, _____. Answer : so I called the plumber Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-57 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P057_Q05] (Page 57 | Conjunctions (so)) Sentence : Peter was very sleepy, _____. Answer : so he went to bed early Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-57 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P057_Q06] (Page 57 | Conjunctions (so)) Sentence : His pen ran out of ink, _____. Answer : so he bought another one Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-57 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P057_Q07] (Page 57 | Conjunctions (so)) Sentence : John wanted to be a soldier, _____. Answer : so he joined the army Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-57 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P057_Q08] (Page 57 | Conjunctions (so)) Sentence : I wanted to send a parcel, _____. Answer : so I went to the post office Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-57 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P057_Q09] (Page 57 | Conjunctions (so)) Sentence : Mrs Jacobs was told she could order her groceries online, _____. Answer : so she downloaded the app Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-57 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P057_Q10] (Page 57 | Conjunctions (so)) Sentence : The room was too noisy, _____. Answer : so the lecturer raised his voice Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-57 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P058_Q01] (Page 58 | Conjunctions) Sentence : Catherine wanted to see the show, ( so , but , or ) she went to the cinema to buy a ticket. Answer : so Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-58 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P058_Q02] (Page 58 | Conjunctions) Sentence : David had to hand in his project, ( so , but , or ) he fell sick and could not finish it on time. Answer : but Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-58 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P058_Q03] (Page 58 | Conjunctions) Sentence : Jason was rude to the teacher, ( so , but , or ) the teacher sent him to the principal's office. Answer : so Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-58 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P058_Q04] (Page 58 | Conjunctions) Sentence : You must hurry ( so , but , or ) you will miss your train. Answer : or Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-58 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P058_Q05] (Page 58 | Conjunctions) Sentence : It was raining heavily, ( so , but , or ) I did not have my raincoat or umbrella with me. Answer : but Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-58 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P058_Q06] (Page 58 | Conjunctions) Sentence : Joseph was still hungry, ( so , but , or ) he ordered another plate of rice. Answer : so Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-58 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P058_Q07] (Page 58 | Conjunctions) Sentence : I wanted to buy another drink, ( so , but , or ) I did not have enough money. Answer : but Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-58 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P058_Q08] (Page 58 | Conjunctions) Sentence : She overslept, ( so , but , or ) she was late for the excursion. Answer : so Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-58 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P058_Q09] (Page 58 | Conjunctions) Sentence : Would you like a cup of coffee ( so , but , or ) tea? Answer : or Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-58 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P058_Q10] (Page 58 | Conjunctions) Sentence : It was a major accident, ( so , but , or ) luckily, nobody was hurt. Answer : but Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-58 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P060_Q01] (Page 60 | Prepositions of Movement) Sentence : The train went ( through , along ) the dark tunnel at a slow speed. Answer : through Asset : assets/p065_item_1.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-60 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P060_Q02] (Page 60 | Prepositions of Movement) Sentence : I walk ( into , past ) the fruit stall on my way to school every morning. Answer : past Asset : assets/p065_item_2.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-60 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P060_Q03] (Page 60 | Prepositions of Movement) Sentence : The tiger fell ( across , into ) the pit as it ran after a deer. Answer : into Asset : assets/p065_item_3.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-60 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P060_Q04] (Page 60 | Prepositions of Place/Position) Sentence : The soldiers marched ( into , on ) the road in a neat and orderly manner. Answer : on Asset : assets/p065_item_4.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-60 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P060_Q05] (Page 60 | Prepositions of Movement) Sentence : The cat ran ( across , into ) the road in excitement when it saw a rat. Answer : across Asset : assets/p065_item_5.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-60 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P060_Q06] (Page 60 | Prepositions of Direction) Sentence : The bees are flying ( towards , along ) their hive. Answer : towards Asset : assets/p065_item_6.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-60 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P060_Q07] (Page 60 | Prepositions of Place) Sentence : Mary is picking shells ( past , on ) the beach. Answer : on Asset : assets/p065_item_7.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-60 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P060_Q08] (Page 60 | Prepositions of Movement) Sentence : The worm crawled ( across , into ) its hole. Answer : into Asset : assets/p065_item_8.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-60 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P060_Q09] (Page 60 | Prepositions of Movement) Sentence : The strong man swam ( across , towards ) the river. Answer : across Asset : assets/p065_item_9.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-60 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P060_Q10] (Page 60 | Prepositions of Direction) Sentence : The snake is slithering ( towards , past ) the tall grass. Answer : towards Asset : assets/p065_item_10.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-60 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P061_Q01] (Page 61 | Prepositions of Direction) Sentence : The tourist walked ( towards , into , along ) us and asked for directions to the shopping centre. Answer : towards Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-61 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P061_Q02] (Page 61 | Prepositions of Direction) Sentence : John ran up to the elderly woman and helped her to walk ( through , in , across ) the road. Answer : across Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-61 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P061_Q03] (Page 61 | Prepositions of Direction) Sentence : The driver got ( past , into , through ) his car and drove away quickly after he hung up the phone. Answer : into Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-61 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P061_Q04] (Page 61 | Prepositions of Direction) Sentence : We were walking ( along , through , into ) the pavement when we heard a noise behind the bushes. Answer : along Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-61 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P061_Q05] (Page 61 | Prepositions of Position/Direction) Sentence : The workers put a barrier ( through , towards , across ) the doorway to prevent people from touching the wet paint. Answer : across Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-61 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P061_Q06] (Page 61 | Prepositions of Direction) Sentence : The burglar was hiding behind the trees when the patrol car drove ( past , into , across ) the house. Answer : past Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-61 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P061_Q07] (Page 61 | Prepositions of Direction) Sentence : We heard laughter when we cycled ( along , across , past ) our neighbour's house. Answer : past Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-61 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P061_Q08] (Page 61 | Prepositions of Direction) Sentence : Sam has trained the dolphin to jump ( towards , through , along ) hoops. Answer : through Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-61 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P062_Q01] (Page 62 | Prepositions) Sentence : Please wind up the window. The rain is getting _____ the car. Answer : into Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-62 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P062_Q02] (Page 62 | Prepositions) Sentence : The flock of birds flew _____ the sky swiftly. Answer : across Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-62 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P062_Q03] (Page 62 | Prepositions) Sentence : There are interesting shops _____ this street. Answer : along Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-62 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P062_Q04] (Page 62 | Prepositions) Sentence : The pigeons flew away when I ran _____ them. Answer : towards Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-62 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P062_Q05] (Page 62 | Prepositions) Sentence : On our way to the countryside, we drove _____ many rubber plantations. Answer : past Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-62 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P062_Q06] (Page 62 | Prepositions) Sentence : The burglar climbed into the house _____ the window. Answer : through Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-62 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P062_Q07] (Page 62 | Prepositions) Sentence : He is putting the books back _____ his bag. Answer : into Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-62 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P062_Q08] (Page 62 | Prepositions) Sentence : Jenny ran _____ her father when he appeared at the door. Answer : towards Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-62 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P062_Q09] (Page 62 | Prepositions) Sentence : The security guard looked _____ the hall and saw an unfamiliar face in the crowd. Answer : across Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-62 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P062_Q10] (Page 62 | Prepositions) Sentence : The lifeguard jumped _____ the pool to save the drowning boy. Answer : into Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-62 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P063_Q01] (Page 63 | Comparison using 'as ... as') Sentence : Jack is almost as ( tall , long ) as his brother. Answer : tall Asset : assets/p068_item_1.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-63 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P063_Q02] (Page 63 | Comparison using 'as ... as') Sentence : Peter is as ( lazy , diligent ) as Jason. Answer : diligent Asset : assets/p068_item_2.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-63 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P063_Q01] (Page 63 | Comparison using 'as ... as') Sentence : Jack is almost as ( tall , long ) as his brother. Answer : tall Asset : assets/p070_item_1.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-63 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P063_Q02] (Page 63 | Comparison using 'as ... as') Sentence : Peter is as ( lazy , diligent ) as Jason. Answer : diligent Asset : assets/p070_item_2.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-63 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P064_Q03] (Page 64 | Adjectives / Equality Comparison (as ... as)) Sentence : The apple is as ( long , big ) as the orange. Answer : big Asset : assets/p069_item_3.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-64 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P064_Q04] (Page 64 | Adjectives / Equality Comparison (as ... as)) Sentence : John's shoes are as ( dirty , clean ) as Mark's. Answer : dirty Asset : assets/p069_item_4.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-64 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P064_Q05] (Page 64 | Adjectives / Equality Comparison (as ... as)) Sentence : Your torch is as ( dark , bright ) as mine. Answer : bright Asset : assets/p069_item_5.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-64 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P064_Q06] (Page 64 | Adjectives / Equality Comparison (as ... as)) Sentence : Tim is as ( thirsty , hungry ) as David. Answer : thirsty Asset : assets/p069_item_6.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-64 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P064_Q07] (Page 64 | Adjectives / Equality Comparison (as ... as)) Sentence : Mr Lewis is as ( narrow , slim ) as his wife. Answer : slim Asset : assets/p069_item_7.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-64 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P064_Q08] (Page 64 | Adjectives / Equality Comparison (as ... as)) Sentence : My cat is as ( fierce , friendly ) as your cat. Answer : fierce Asset : assets/p069_item_8.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-64 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P064_Q03] (Page 64 | Equative Comparison (as...as)) Sentence : The apple is as ( long , big ) as the orange. Answer : big Asset : assets/p071_item_3.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-64 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P064_Q04] (Page 64 | Equative Comparison (as...as)) Sentence : John's shoes are as ( dirty , clean ) as Mark's. Answer : dirty Asset : assets/p071_item_4.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-64 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P064_Q05] (Page 64 | Equative Comparison (as...as)) Sentence : Your torch is as ( dark , bright ) as mine. Answer : bright Asset : assets/p071_item_5.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-64 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P064_Q06] (Page 64 | Equative Comparison (as...as)) Sentence : Tim is as ( thirsty , hungry ) as David. Answer : thirsty Asset : assets/p071_item_6.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-64 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P064_Q07] (Page 64 | Equative Comparison (as...as)) Sentence : Mr Lewis is as ( narrow , slim ) as his wife. Answer : slim Asset : assets/p071_item_7.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-64 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P064_Q08] (Page 64 | Equative Comparison (as...as)) Sentence : My cat is as ( fierce , friendly ) as your cat. Answer : fierce Asset : assets/p071_item_8.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-64 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P065_Q01] (Page 65 | Adjectives (as... as comparison)) Sentence : Jane's voice is as _____ as Dawn's. We can hear her from the back of the hall. Answer : (2) Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-65 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P065_Q02] (Page 65 | Adjectives (as... as comparison)) Sentence : The knife is as _____ as a sword. It cuts through bread easily. Answer : (1) Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-65 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P065_Q03] (Page 65 | Adjectives (as... as comparison)) Sentence : Susan is as _____ as her sister. Both of them have a nice smile. Answer : (4) Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-65 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P065_Q04] (Page 65 | Adjectives (as... as comparison)) Sentence : Water is as _____ as electricity. Use it wisely. Answer : (1) Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-65 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P065_Q05] (Page 65 | Adjectives (as... as comparison)) Sentence : The red dress is as _____ as the blue one. I am not buying it. Answer : (2) Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-65 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P065_Q06] (Page 65 | Adjectives (as... as comparison)) Sentence : Miss Wilkins is as _____ as Mr Baker. They have to attend several meetings a day. Answer : (3) Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-65 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P065_Q07] (Page 65 | Adjectives (as... as comparison)) Sentence : Although Mr Thomas is as _____ as Mr Andrews, he is not proud and does not boast about it. Answer : (2) Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-65 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P065_Q08] (Page 65 | Adjectives (as... as comparison)) Sentence : His hands are as _____ as mine. We should wash them before our dinner. Answer : (4) Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-65 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P066_Q01] (Page 66 | Comparisons (as ... as)) Sentence : My pet parrot is noisy. Your pet parrot is noisy too. _____ Answer : My pet parrot is as noisy as your pet parrot. Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-66 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P066_Q02] (Page 66 | Comparisons (as ... as)) Sentence : Both the white dress and the red dress are expensive. _____ Answer : The white dress is as expensive as the red dress. Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-66 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P066_Q03] (Page 66 | Comparisons (as ... as)) Sentence : Both Susan and her sister are artistic. _____ Answer : Susan is as artistic as her sister. Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-66 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P066_Q04] (Page 66 | Comparisons (as ... as)) Sentence : Peter is tall. His father is tall too. _____ Answer : Peter is as tall as his father. Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-66 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P066_Q05] (Page 66 | Comparisons (as ... as)) Sentence : Mark and Jane are both of the same age. _____ Answer : Mark is as old as Jane. Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-66 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P066_Q06] (Page 66 | Comparisons (as ... as)) Sentence : Andy is angry. Rey is angry too. _____ Answer : Andy is as angry as Rey. Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-66 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P066_Q07] (Page 66 | Comparisons (as ... as)) Sentence : Mr and Mrs James are very cheerful. _____ Answer : Mr James is as cheerful as Mrs James. Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-66 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P069_Q01] (Page 69 | Modal Verbs (Shall / Will)) Sentence : _____ I switch off the lights when I leave? Answer : Shall Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-69 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P069_Q02] (Page 69 | Modal Verbs (Shall / Will)) Sentence : _____ we go home now? I am tired. Answer : Shall Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-69 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P069_Q03] (Page 69 | Modal Verbs (Shall / Will)) Sentence : _____ you go to the library with me? Answer : Will Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-69 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P069_Q04] (Page 69 | Modal Verbs (Shall / Will)) Sentence : _____ I buy her a present for her birthday? Answer : Shall Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-69 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P069_Q05] (Page 69 | Modal Verbs (Shall / Will)) Sentence : _____ we go to the zoo this Sunday? Answer : Shall Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-69 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P069_Q06] (Page 69 | Modal Verbs (Shall / Will)) Sentence : _____ I give you a call this evening? Answer : Shall Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-69 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P069_Q07] (Page 69 | Modal Verbs (Shall / Will)) Sentence : _____ you call the doctor for me, please? Answer : Will Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-69 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P069_Q08] (Page 69 | Modal Verbs (Shall / Will)) Sentence : _____ you do me a favour? Please return this book to Peter. Answer : Will Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-69 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P069_Q09] (Page 69 | Modal Verbs (Shall / Will)) Sentence : _____ I do my homework now before my baby brother wakes up? Answer : Shall Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-69 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P069_Q10] (Page 69 | Modal Verbs (Shall / Will)) Sentence : _____ you pass me my bag? I have to go now. Answer : Will Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-69 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P072_Q01] (Page 72 | quantifiers (some / any)) Sentence : There is _____ water in the bottle. Answer : some Asset : assets/p079_item_1.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-72 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P072_Q02] (Page 72 | quantifiers (some / any)) Sentence : There isn't _____ tea in the cup. Answer : any Asset : assets/p079_item_2.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-72 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P072_Q03] (Page 72 | quantifiers (some / any)) Sentence : Is there _____ sugar in the jar? Answer : any Asset : assets/p079_item_3.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-72 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P072_Q04] (Page 72 | quantifiers (some / any)) Sentence : There is _____ bread on the plate. Answer : some Asset : assets/p079_item_4.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-72 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P072_Q05] (Page 72 | quantifiers (some / any)) Sentence : Mr Carlson is withdrawing _____ money at the bank. Answer : some Asset : assets/p079_item_5.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-72 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P072_Q06] (Page 72 | quantifiers (some / any)) Sentence : Sharon is taking _____ medicine for her cough. Answer : some Asset : assets/p079_item_6.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-72 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P072_Q07] (Page 72 | quantifiers (some / any)) Sentence : Is there _____ milk left in the jug? Answer : any Asset : assets/p079_item_7.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-72 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P072_Q08] (Page 72 | quantifiers (some / any)) Sentence : Mrs Jackson bought _____ meat from the butcher. Answer : some Asset : assets/p079_item_8.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-72 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P072_Q09] (Page 72 | quantifiers (some / any)) Sentence : I have cleaned the table. There isn't _____ dust on it. Answer : any Asset : assets/p079_item_9.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-72 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P072_Q10] (Page 72 | quantifiers (some / any)) Sentence : There is _____ mud on these shoes. Answer : some Asset : assets/p079_item_10.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-72 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P073_Q01] (Page 73 | Quantifiers (some / any)) Sentence : There isn't ( some , any ) water in the drain as it has not rained for a few days. Answer : any Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-73 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P073_Q02] (Page 73 | Quantifiers (some / any)) Sentence : Michael drank ( some , any ) orange juice for breakfast. Answer : some Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-73 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P073_Q03] (Page 73 | Quantifiers (some / any)) Sentence : Does she have ( some , any ) silk left? I would like to make a skirt. Answer : any Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-73 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P073_Q04] (Page 73 | Quantifiers (some / any)) Sentence : We gave the little children ( some , any ) of our toys. They were very happy. Answer : some Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-73 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P073_Q05] (Page 73 | Quantifiers (some / any)) Sentence : There isn't ( some , any ) ink in my pen. May I borrow yours, please? Answer : any Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-73 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P073_Q06] (Page 73 | Quantifiers (some / any)) Sentence : There is ( some , any ) sand in my shoes. I am going to remove it. Answer : some Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-73 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P073_Q07] (Page 73 | Quantifiers (some / any)) Sentence : There isn't ( some , any ) salt in the soup. Please add some for me. Answer : any Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-73 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P073_Q08] (Page 73 | Quantifiers (some / any)) Sentence : Is there ( some , any ) flour in the tin? Mother wants to bake some cakes. Answer : any Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-73 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P075_Q01] (Page 75 | Modal Verbs (Shall / Will)) Sentence : ( Shall , Will ) I take the umbrella with me? Answer : Shall Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-75 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P075_Q02] (Page 75 | Modal Verbs (Shall / Will)) Sentence : ( Shall , Will ) you remember to return the book to the library? Answer : Will Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-75 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P075_Q03] (Page 75 | Modal Verbs (Shall / Will)) Sentence : ( Shall , Will ) you give me a call after your dinner? Answer : Will Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-75 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P075_Q04] (Page 75 | Modal Verbs (Shall / Will)) Sentence : ( Shall , Will ) we go for a show this Saturday? Answer : Shall Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-75 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P075_Q05] (Page 75 | Modal Verbs (Shall / Will)) Sentence : ( Shall , Will ) you stop making so much noise, please? Answer : Will Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-75 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P075_Q06] (Page 75 | Modal Verbs (Shall / Will)) Sentence : ( Shall , Will ) I buy a new mouse for the computer? Answer : Shall Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-75 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P075_Q07] (Page 75 | Modal Verbs (Shall / Will)) Sentence : ( Shall , Will ) you help me clear the table, please? Answer : Will Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-75 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P075_Q08] (Page 75 | Modal Verbs (Shall / Will)) Sentence : ( Shall , Will ) I send her an email? Answer : Shall Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-75 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P075_Q09] (Page 75 | Modal Verbs (Shall / Will)) Sentence : ( Shall , Will ) you watch my bag while I go to the toilet? Answer : Will Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-75 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P075_Q10] (Page 75 | Modal Verbs (Shall / Will)) Sentence : ( Shall , Will ) we pay him a visit this afternoon? Answer : Shall Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-75 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P076_Q01] (Page 76 | Infinitive with 'going to') Sentence : My grandfather is going to ( take , took , taken ) a nap. Answer : take Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-76 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P076_Q02] (Page 76 | Infinitive with 'going to') Sentence : The maid is going to ( swept , sweeps , sweep ) the floor. Answer : sweep Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-76 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P076_Q03] (Page 76 | Infinitive with 'going to') Sentence : Jane is going to ( types , type , typed ) a letter. Answer : type Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-76 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P076_Q04] (Page 76 | Infinitive with 'going to') Sentence : The campers are going to ( pitch , pitches , pitched ) a tent. Answer : pitch Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-76 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P076_Q05] (Page 76 | Infinitive with 'going to') Sentence : The knight is going to ( saved , save , saves ) the princess. Answer : save Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-76 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P076_Q06] (Page 76 | Infinitive with 'going to') Sentence : I am going to ( spend , spends , spent ) the day at the beach. Answer : spend Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-76 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P076_Q07] (Page 76 | Infinitive with 'going to') Sentence : We are going to ( visited , visits , visit ) our sick friend in hospital. Answer : visit Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-76 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P076_Q08] (Page 76 | Infinitive with 'going to') Sentence : The hen is going to ( lay , lays , laid ) an egg. Answer : lay Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-76 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P076_Q09] (Page 76 | Infinitive with 'going to') Sentence : My father is going to ( washes , wash , washed ) his car. Answer : wash Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-76 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P076_Q10] (Page 76 | Infinitive with 'going to') Sentence : I am going to ( water , waters , watered ) the plants. Answer : water Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-76 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P077_Q01] (Page 77 | Requests and suggestions (Modals: Will / Shall)) Sentence : I did not bring my wallet. _____ Answer : Will you lend me a few dollars, please? Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-77 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P077_Q02] (Page 77 | Requests and suggestions (Modals: Will / Shall)) Sentence : Mary invited us to her birthday party. _____ Answer : Shall we go to her party together? Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-77 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P077_Q03] (Page 77 | Requests and suggestions (Modals: Will / Shall)) Sentence : I am very thirsty. _____ Answer : Will you bring me a glass of water, please? Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-77 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P077_Q04] (Page 77 | Requests and suggestions (Modals: Will / Shall)) Sentence : The telephone is ringing. _____ Answer : Will you answer it, please? Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-77 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P077_Q05] (Page 77 | Requests and suggestions (Modals: Will / Shall)) Sentence : James hurt himself. _____ Answer : Shall I call the school nurse here? Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-77 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P077_Q06] (Page 77 | Requests and suggestions (Modals: Will / Shall)) Sentence : It is very hot in here. _____ Answer : Shall I switch on the fan? Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-77 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P077_Q07] (Page 77 | Requests and suggestions (Modals: Will / Shall)) Sentence : Those boys are playing football. _____ Answer : Shall we join them in their game? Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-77 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P077_Q08] (Page 77 | Requests and suggestions (Modals: Will / Shall)) Sentence : It is a fine day. _____ Answer : Shall we go to the beach? Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-77 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P077_Q09] (Page 77 | Requests and suggestions (Modals: Will / Shall)) Sentence : It is dark in here. _____ Answer : Will you switch on the light, please? Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-77 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P077_Q10] (Page 77 | Requests and suggestions (Modals: Will / Shall)) Sentence : We are late for school. _____ Answer : Will you hurry up, please? Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-77 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P077_Q01] (Page 77 | be going to + verb) Sentence : What is David going to do? He _____. Answer : is going to fly a kite Asset : assets/p084_item_1.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-77 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P077_Q02] (Page 77 | be going to + verb) Sentence : What is Mr Cornwall going to do? He _____. Answer : is going to paint the fence Asset : assets/p084_item_2.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-77 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P077_Q03] (Page 77 | be going to + verb) Sentence : What is Mary going to do? She _____. Answer : is going to sleep Asset : assets/p084_item_3.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-77 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P077_Q04] (Page 77 | be going to + verb) Sentence : What is Mr Matthews going to do? He _____. Answer : is going to read a book Asset : assets/p084_item_4.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-77 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P077_Q05] (Page 77 | be going to + verb) Sentence : What is he going to be one day? He _____. Answer : is going to be an artist Asset : assets/p084_item_5.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-77 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P077_Q06] (Page 77 | be going to + verb) Sentence : What are the boys going to play? They _____. Answer : are going to play football Asset : assets/p084_item_6.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-77 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P077_Q07] (Page 77 | be going to + verb) Sentence : What is Bob going to wear for the marathon? He _____. Answer : is going to wear running shoes Asset : assets/p084_item_7.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-77 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P077_Q08] (Page 77 | be going to + verb) Sentence : What is the monkey going to do? It _____. Answer : is going to climb a tree Asset : assets/p084_item_8.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-77 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P078_Q01] (Page 78 | Future tense (going to)) Sentence : Tomorrow is Sunday. I _____ my grandparents. Answer : am going to visit Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-78 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P078_Q02] (Page 78 | Future tense (going to)) Sentence : Lily loves to sing. She _____ a song on Teachers' Day. Answer : is going to sing Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-78 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P078_Q03] (Page 78 | Future tense (going to)) Sentence : Jane is hungry. She _____ some food. Answer : is going to buy Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-78 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P078_Q04] (Page 78 | Future tense (going to)) Sentence : I have some money. I _____ a new pair of shoes. Answer : am going to buy Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-78 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P078_Q05] (Page 78 | Future tense (going to)) Sentence : The pipe is still leaking. I _____ the plumber. Answer : am going to call Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-78 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P078_Q06] (Page 78 | Future tense (going to)) Sentence : Tom is ill. He _____ the doctor. Answer : is going to see Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-78 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P078_Q07] (Page 78 | Future tense (going to)) Sentence : The boys _____ football in the field. Answer : are going to play Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-78 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P078_Q08] (Page 78 | Future tense (going to)) Sentence : The girls are wearing their colourful swimming costumes. They _____ in the pool. Answer : are going to swim Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-78 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P078_Q09] (Page 78 | Future tense (going to)) Sentence : We _____ a movie at the cinema. Answer : are going to watch Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-78 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P078_Q10] (Page 78 | Future tense (going to)) Sentence : Give me a piece of paper. I _____ a letter. Answer : am going to write Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-78 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P080_Q01] (Page 80 | Phrasal verbs) Sentence : The mouse is running ( down , away , up ) from the cat. Answer : away Asset : assets/p087_item_1.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-80 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P080_Q02] (Page 80 | Phrasal verbs) Sentence : David is taking ( off , on , in ) his shoes. Answer : off Asset : assets/p087_item_2.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-80 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P080_Q03] (Page 80 | Phrasal verbs) Sentence : The boys have set ( out , up , aside ) a tent. Answer : up Asset : assets/p087_item_3.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-80 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P080_Q04] (Page 80 | Phrasal verbs) Sentence : The firefighters are putting ( on , away , out ) the fire. Answer : out Asset : assets/p087_item_4.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-80 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P080_Q05] (Page 80 | Phrasal verbs) Sentence : Jimmy knocked ( around , down , back ) the vase accidentally. Answer : down Asset : assets/p087_item_5.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-80 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P080_Q06] (Page 80 | Phrasal verbs) Sentence : May is blowing ( out , up , away ) the candles on her birthday cake. Answer : out Asset : assets/p087_item_6.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-80 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P080_Q07] (Page 80 | Phrasal verbs) Sentence : Mr Lawson is getting ( off , on , over ) the bus. Answer : on Asset : assets/p087_item_7.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-80 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P080_Q08] (Page 80 | Phrasal verbs) Sentence : Lily switched ( over , off , on ) the light because it was dark. Answer : on Asset : assets/p087_item_8.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-80 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P080_Q09] (Page 80 | Phrasal verbs) Sentence : Sam is picking ( up , out , off ) the litter on the floor. Answer : up Asset : assets/p087_item_9.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-80 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P080_Q10] (Page 80 | Phrasal verbs) Sentence : Albert gets ( back , up , by ) at six o'clock every morning. Answer : up Asset : assets/p087_item_10.png Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-80 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P081_Q01] (Page 81 | Determiners (some / any)) Sentence : Is there any water in the tank? Yes, _____ Answer : there is some water in the tank. Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-81 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P081_Q02] (Page 81 | Determiners (some / any)) Sentence : Is there any coffee in the cup? No, _____ Answer : there isn't any coffee in the cup. Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-81 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P081_Q03] (Page 81 | Determiners (some / any)) Sentence : Is there any bread on the table? Yes, _____ Answer : there is some bread on the table. Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-81 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P081_Q04] (Page 81 | Determiners (some / any)) Sentence : Does Miss Andrews have any money in her purse? Yes, _____ Answer : she has some money in her purse. Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-81 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P081_Q05] (Page 81 | Determiners (some / any)) Sentence : Is there any sugar in the tea? No, _____ Answer : there isn't any sugar in the tea. Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-81 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P081_Q06] (Page 81 | Determiners (some / any)) Sentence : Is there any soup in the pot? Yes, _____ Answer : there is some soup in the pot. Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-81 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P081_Q07] (Page 81 | Determiners (some / any)) Sentence : Is there any chocolate in the box? No, _____ Answer : there isn't any chocolate in the box. Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-81 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P081_Q08] (Page 81 | Determiners (some / any)) Sentence : Did your teacher give you any homework? Yes, _____ Answer : my teacher gave me some homework. Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-81 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P081_Q01] (Page 81 | Phrasal Verbs) Sentence : Please _____ your shoes before you enter the house. Answer : (2) Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-81 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P081_Q02] (Page 81 | Phrasal Verbs) Sentence : My car _____ in the middle of the road. Answer : (3) Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-81 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P081_Q03] (Page 81 | Phrasal Verbs) Sentence : Our teacher told us to _____ our homework the next day. Answer : (2) Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-81 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P081_Q04] (Page 81 | Phrasal Verbs) Sentence : The couple _____ their minds to get married. Answer : (1) Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-81 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P081_Q05] (Page 81 | Phrasal Verbs) Sentence : The little boy's mother told him to _____ his toys before going to bed. Answer : (1) Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-81 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P081_Q06] (Page 81 | Phrasal Verbs) Sentence : Please _____ the lights when you leave the room. Answer : (3) Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-81 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P081_Q07] (Page 81 | Phrasal Verbs) Sentence : Nurses _____ patients in a hospital. Answer : (2) Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-81 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P081_Q08] (Page 81 | Phrasal Verbs) Sentence : The burglar _____ before the police could catch him. Answer : (4) Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-81 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P081_Q09] (Page 81 | Phrasal Verbs) Sentence : I _____ an old friend of mine at the supermarket. Answer : (1) Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-81 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P081_Q10] (Page 81 | Phrasal Verbs) Sentence : Several items in this list have been _____ . You will have to go back to the shop. Answer : (2) Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-81 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P082_Q01] (Page 82 | Phrasal Verbs) Sentence : Jane _____ her little brother when her parents are at work. Answer : looks after Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-82 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P082_Q02] (Page 82 | Phrasal Verbs) Sentence : The student _____ an excuse for being late. Answer : made up Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-82 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P082_Q03] (Page 82 | Phrasal Verbs) Sentence : A burglar _____ her flat and stole all her jewellery. Answer : broke into Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-82 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P082_Q04] (Page 82 | Phrasal Verbs) Sentence : Sharon's mother told her to _____ the magazines and newspapers and put them back on the shelf. Answer : pick up Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-82 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P082_Q05] (Page 82 | Phrasal Verbs) Sentence : The robbers _____ before the police arrived. Answer : got away Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-82 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P082_Q06] (Page 82 | Phrasal Verbs) Sentence : I woke up when my alarm clock _____ . Answer : went off Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-82 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P082_Q07] (Page 82 | Phrasal Verbs) Sentence : The police officer _____ Mr Young's name and address in his notebook as he had witnessed the fight. Answer : took down Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-82 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P082_Q08] (Page 82 | Phrasal Verbs) Sentence : It is very warm in here. Please _____ the fan. Answer : switch on Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-82 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P082_Q09] (Page 82 | Phrasal Verbs) Sentence : Please stop talking and _____ with your work. Answer : get on Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-82 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P082_Q10] (Page 82 | Phrasal Verbs) Sentence : She became a widow when her husband _____ two years ago. Answer : passed away Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-82 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P082_Q11] (Page 82 | Phrasal Verbs) Sentence : Peter's parents have already _____ some money for a new computer for him. Answer : set aside Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-82 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P082_Q12] (Page 82 | Phrasal Verbs) Sentence : It took the firefighters more than three hours to _____ the fire. Answer : put out Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-82 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P084_Q01] (Page 84 | Adverbs of Manner) Sentence : Children must look ( carefully , helpfully ) before crossing the road. Answer : carefully Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-84 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P084_Q02] (Page 84 | Adverbs of Manner) Sentence : The naughty students spoke ( heavily , rudely ) to the teacher and were punished. Answer : rudely Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-84 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P084_Q03] (Page 84 | Adverbs of Manner) Sentence : We should treat animals ( kindly , brightly ). Answer : kindly Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-84 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P084_Q04] (Page 84 | Adverbs of Manner) Sentence : Mary arranged the flowers ( safely , neatly ) in a vase and presented the gift to her mother. Answer : neatly Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-84 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P084_Q05] (Page 84 | Adverbs of Manner) Sentence : Selena sang ( sweetly , softly ) at the concert and everyone clapped. Answer : sweetly Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-84 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P084_Q06] (Page 84 | Adverbs of Manner) Sentence : Jonathan was punished ( clearly , severely ) because he vandalised the school laboratory. Answer : severely Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-84 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P084_Q07] (Page 84 | Adverbs of Manner) Sentence : The impatient old man shouted at the children ( angrily , cheerfully ) and chased them out of the garden. Answer : angrily Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-84 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P084_Q08] (Page 84 | Adverbs of Manner) Sentence : The waiter dropped the dishes when he tripped over the carpet ( gently , accidentally ). Answer : accidentally Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-84 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P084_Q09] (Page 84 | Adverbs of Manner) Sentence : The monkey climbed ( quickly , slowly ) up the tree before we could take a closer look at it. Answer : quickly Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-84 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P084_Q10] (Page 84 | Adverbs of Manner) Sentence : The man walked ( gently , slowly ) towards the finishing line as he was too tired to run. Answer : slowly Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-84 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P085_Q01] (Page 85 | Adverbs of manner) Sentence : The leaves are moving _____ in the breeze. Answer : 1 Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-85 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P085_Q02] (Page 85 | Adverbs of manner) Sentence : Lily works as a clerk and has to answer the telephone _____. Answer : 3 Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-85 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P085_Q03] (Page 85 | Adverbs of manner) Sentence : Peter ate _____ after a long day at the sports meet. Answer : 3 Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-85 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P085_Q04] (Page 85 | Adverbs of manner) Sentence : The wicked queen treated her people _____. Answer : 2 Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-85 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P085_Q05] (Page 85 | Adverbs of manner) Sentence : The panther crept up _____ behind the deer. Answer : 1 Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-85 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P085_Q06] (Page 85 | Adverbs of manner) Sentence : The bad driver drove _____ and almost caused an accident. Answer : 1 Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-85 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P085_Q07] (Page 85 | Adverbs of manner) Sentence : The student wrote his name _____ on the whiteboard. Answer : 2 Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-85 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P085_Q08] (Page 85 | Adverbs of manner) Sentence : The strong man could lift this heavy box _____. Answer : 4 Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-85 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P085_Q09] (Page 85 | Adverbs of manner) Sentence : The baby is sleeping _____ in the pram. Answer : 2 Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-85 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P085_Q10] (Page 85 | Adverbs of manner) Sentence : The soldiers fought _____ for their country. Answer : 3 Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-85 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P093_Q01] (Page 93 | Adverbs of manner) Sentence : It is raining. It is a heavy rain. It _____ . Answer : is raining heavily Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-93 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P093_Q02] (Page 93 | Adverbs of manner) Sentence : The waiter served us food. He was polite. The waiter _____ . Answer : served us food politely Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-93 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P093_Q03] (Page 93 | Adverbs of manner) Sentence : The burglar climbed through the window. He was quiet. The burglar _____ . Answer : climbed through the window quietly Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-93 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P093_Q04] (Page 93 | Adverbs of manner) Sentence : Mr Miller rides a motorcycle. He is careful. Mr Miller _____ . Answer : rides a motorcycle carefully Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-93 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P093_Q05] (Page 93 | Adverbs of manner) Sentence : They waited for the doctor. They were impatient. They _____ . Answer : waited for the doctor impatiently Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-93 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P093_Q06] (Page 93 | Adverbs of manner) Sentence : The little girl is sobbing. She is sad. The little girl _____ . Answer : is sobbing sadly Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-93 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P093_Q07] (Page 93 | Adverbs of manner) Sentence : The soldiers marched down the road. They were smart. The soldiers _____ . Answer : marched down the road smartly Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-93 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P098_Q24] (Page 98 | Comparison of Adjectives) Sentence : Exercise 24 Answer : 1. better 2. more 3. most 4. better 5. less 6. best 7. more 8. worse 9. least 10. best Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-98 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P098_Q25] (Page 98 | Past Continuous Tense) Sentence : LESSON 11 - Exercise 25 Answer : 1. was having 2. was listening 3. were swimming 4. was getting 5. were fishing 6. was typing 7. were talking 8. was sleeping 9. was singing 10. were preparing Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-98 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P098_Q26] (Page 98 | Past Continuous Tense) Sentence : Exercise 26 Answer : 1. were watching 2. was chasing 3. was trying 4. were walking 5. was doing 6. were playing 7. were cycling 8. was cleaning Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-98 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P098_Q27] (Page 98 | Past Continuous Tense) Sentence : Exercise 27 (Suggested answers) Answer : 1. She was cooking. 2. They were watching television. 3. He was watering the plants. 4. She was sweeping the floor. 5. He was making a table. 6. He was riding a bicycle./ He was cycling. 7. They were looking at stamps. 8. He was fishing. 9. They were building a sandcastle. / They were playing with sand. 10. He was going to the post office. Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-98 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P098_Q28] (Page 98 | Prepositions / Conjunctions: before and after) Sentence : LESSON 12 - Exercise 28 Answer : 1. before 2. after 3. before 4. before 5. before 6. after 7. after 8. before Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-98 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P098_Q29] (Page 98 | Prepositions / Conjunctions: before and after) Sentence : Exercise 29 Answer : 1. before 2. after 3. after 4. before 5. after 6. after 7. before 8. after 9. before 10. after Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-98 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P098_Q30] (Page 98 | Reported Speech / Indirect Commands) Sentence : LESSON 13 - Exercise 30 Answer : 1. Tell John to answer the telephone. 2. Tell Susan to clean the whiteboard. 3. Tell the children to wash their hands. 4. Tell the boys to keep quiet. 5. Tell Judy to tidy up her room. 6. Tell Bill to switch off the lights when he leaves the room. 7. Tell the children to hand in their books. 8. Tell Peter to put his toys away. Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-98 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P098_Q31] (Page 98 | Reported Speech / Indirect Commands) Sentence : Exercise 31 (Suggested answers) Answer : 1. Tell the gardener to water the plants. 2. Tell Jenny to sweep the floor. 3. Tell the girl to brush her teeth. 4. Tell Sharon to write a letter to Aunt Betty. 5. Tell May to comb her hair. 6. Tell the waiter to bring the menu. 7. Tell David to clean the blackboard. 8. Tell the boys to wash the car. 9. Tell the children to wash the dishes. 10. Tell Jack to wash his hands. Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-98 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P098_Q32] (Page 98 | Quantifiers: many and much) Sentence : LESSON 14 - Exercise 32 Answer : 1. many 2. much 3. many 4. many 5. much 6. much 7. many 8. much 9. many 10. much Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-98 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P098_Q33] (Page 98 | Quantifiers: many and much) Sentence : Exercise 33 Answer : 1. much 2. many 3. Many 4. much 5. much 6. much 7. many 8. many 9. Many 10. much Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-98 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P098_Q34] (Page 98 | Quantifiers: many and much) Sentence : Exercise 34 Answer : 1. much 2. many 3. many 4. many 5. much 6. many 7. much 8. much 9. many 10. much Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-98 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P098_Q35] (Page 98 | Infinitives / Verbs) Sentence : LESSON 15 - Exercise 35 Answer : 1. (B) 2. (C) 3. (A) 4. (A) 5. (C) 6. (B) 7. (B) 8. (A) Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-98 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P098_Q36] (Page 98 | Infinitives / Verbs) Sentence : Exercise 36 Answer : 1. watch 2. buy 3. catch 4. have 5. visit 6. learn 7. behave 8. take 9. pay 10. finish Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-98 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P098_Q37] (Page 98 | Infinitives: 'to' + base verb) Sentence : Exercise 37 Answer : 1. to buy some provisions 2. to make a fire 3. to send a parcel 4. to keep them clean 5. to wash her clothes 6. to borrow some books 7. to chop up the old planks 8. to withdraw some money 9. to promote the National Recycling Program 10. to do some research for his project Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-98 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P098_Q38] (Page 98 | Conjunctions) Sentence : LESSON 16 - Exercise 38 Answer : 1. (B) 2. (A) 3. (C) 4. (A) 5. (B) 6. (B) 7. (C) 8. (A) 9. (B) 10. (A) Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-98 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P098_Q39] (Page 98 | Conjunctions: so) Sentence : Exercise 39 Answer : 1. so they took a rest 2. so he took a taxi 3. so she became a veterinary surgeon 4. so I called the plumber 5. so he went to bed early 6. so he bought another one 7. so he joined the army 8. so I went to the post office 9. so she downloaded the app 10. so the lecturer raised his voice Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-98 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P098_Q40] (Page 98 | Conjunctions: so, but, or) Sentence : Exercise 40 Answer : 1. so 2. but 3. so 4. or 5. but 6. so 7. but 8. so 9. or 10. but Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-98 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P098_Q41] (Page 98 | Prepositions of Direction and Movement) Sentence : LESSON 17 - Exercise 41 Answer : 1. through 2. past 3. into 4. on 5. across 6. towards 7. on 8. into 9. across 10. towards Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-98 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P098_Q42] (Page 98 | Prepositions of Direction and Movement) Sentence : Exercise 42 Answer : 1. towards 2. across 3. into 4. along 5. across 6. past 7. past 8. through Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-98 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P098_Q43] (Page 98 | Prepositions of Direction and Movement) Sentence : Exercise 43 Answer : 1. into 2. across 3. along 4. towards 5. past 6. through 7. into 8. towards 9. across 10. into Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-98 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P098_Q44] (Page 98 | Adjectives) Sentence : LESSON 18 - Exercise 44 Answer : 1. tall 2. diligent 3. big 4. dirty 5. bright 6. thirsty 7. slim 8. fierce Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-98 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P099_Q01] (Page 99 | Adjectives / Comparison) Sentence : Exercise 45: 1. (2), 2. (1), 3. (4), 4. (1), 5. (2), 6. (3), 7. (2), 8. (4) Answer : 1. (2); 2. (1); 3. (4); 4. (1); 5. (2); 6. (3); 7. (2); 8. (4) Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-99 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P099_Q02] (Page 99 | Comparison of Adjectives (as... as)) Sentence : Exercise 46: 1. My pet parrot is as noisy as yours./My pet parrot is as noisy as your pet parrot. 2. The white dress is as expensive as the red one./The white dress is as expensive as the red dress. 3. Susan is as artistic as her sister. 4. Peter is as tall as his father. 5. Mark is as old as Jane./Mark is as young as Jane. 6. Andy is as angry as Rey. 7. Mr James is as cheerful as Mrs James. Answer : 1. My pet parrot is as noisy as yours./My pet parrot is as noisy as your pet parrot. 2. The white dress is as expensive as the red one./The white dress is as expensive as the red dress. 3. Susan is as artistic as her sister. 4. Peter is as tall as his father. 5. Mark is as old as Jane./Mark is as young as Jane. 6. Andy is as angry as Rey. 7. Mr James is as cheerful as Mrs James. Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-99 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P099_Q03] (Page 99 | Modal Verbs (Shall / Will)) Sentence : LESSON 19 - Exercise 47: 1. Shall, 2. Will, 3. Will, 4. Shall, 5. Will, 6. Shall, 7. Will, 8. Shall, 9. Will, 10. Shall Answer : 1. Shall; 2. Will; 3. Will; 4. Shall; 5. Will; 6. Shall; 7. Will; 8. Shall; 9. Will; 10. Shall Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-99 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P099_Q04] (Page 99 | Modal Verbs (Shall / Will)) Sentence : LESSON 19 - Exercise 48: 1. Shall, 2. Shall, 3. Will, 4. Shall, 5. Shall, 6. Shall, 7. Will, 8. Will, 9. Shall, 10. Will Answer : 1. Shall; 2. Shall; 3. Will; 4. Shall; 5. Shall; 6. Shall; 7. Will; 8. Will; 9. Shall; 10. Will Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-99 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P099_Q05] (Page 99 | Modal Verbs (Shall / Will Questions)) Sentence : LESSON 19 - Exercise 49: 1. Will you lend me a few dollars, please? 2. Shall we go to her party together? 3. Will you bring me a glass of water, please? 4. Will you answer it, please? 5. Shall I call the school nurse here? 6. Shall I switch on the fan? 7. Shall we join them in their game? 8. Shall we go to the beach? 9. Will you switch on the light, please? 10. Will you hurry up, please? Answer : 1. Will you lend me a few dollars, please? 2. Shall we go to her party together? 3. Will you bring me a glass of water, please? 4. Will you answer it, please? 5. Shall I call the school nurse here? 6. Shall I switch on the fan? 7. Shall we join them in their game? 8. Shall we go to the beach? 9. Will you switch on the light, please? 10. Will you hurry up, please? Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-99 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P099_Q06] (Page 99 | Determiners (some / any)) Sentence : LESSON 20 - Exercise 50: 1. some, 2. any, 3. any, 4. some, 5. some, 6. some, 7. any, 8. some, 9. any, 10. some Answer : 1. some; 2. any; 3. any; 4. some; 5. some; 6. some; 7. any; 8. some; 9. any; 10. some Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-99 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P099_Q07] (Page 99 | Determiners (some / any)) Sentence : LESSON 20 - Exercise 51: 1. any, 2. some, 3. any, 4. some, 5. any, 6. some, 7. any, 8. any Answer : 1. any; 2. some; 3. any; 4. some; 5. any; 6. some; 7. any; 8. any Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-99 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P099_Q08] (Page 99 | Determiners (some / any)) Sentence : Exercise 52: 1. Yes, there is some water in the tank. 2. No, there isn't any coffee in the cup. 3. Yes, there is some bread on the table. 4. Yes, she has some money in her purse. 5. No, there isn't any sugar in the tea. 6. Yes, there is some soup in the pot. 7. No, there isn't any chocolate in the box. 8. Yes, my teacher gave me some homework. Answer : 1. Yes, there is some water in the tank. 2. No, there isn't any coffee in the cup. 3. Yes, there is some bread on the table. 4. Yes, she has some money in her purse. 5. No, there isn't any sugar in the tea. 6. Yes, there is some soup in the pot. 7. No, there isn't any chocolate in the box. 8. Yes, my teacher gave me some homework. Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-99 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P099_Q09] (Page 99 | Verbs / Future with Going to) Sentence : LESSON 21 - Exercise 53: 1. take, 2. sweep, 3. type, 4. pitch, 5. save, 6. spend, 7. visit, 8. lay, 9. wash, 10. water Answer : 1. take; 2. sweep; 3. type; 4. pitch; 5. save; 6. spend; 7. visit; 8. lay; 9. wash; 10. water Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-99 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P099_Q10] (Page 99 | Future Tense (going to)) Sentence : LESSON 21 - Exercise 54 (Suggested answers): 1. He is going to fly a kite. 2. He is going to paint the fence. 3. She is going to take a nap. 4. He is going to read the newspapers. 5. He is going to be an artist one day. 6. They are going to play football. 7. He is going to wear his running shoes. 8. It is going to climb up the tree. Answer : 1. He is going to fly a kite. 2. He is going to paint the fence. 3. She is going to take a nap. 4. He is going to read the newspapers. 5. He is going to be an artist one day. 6. They are going to play football. 7. He is going to wear his running shoes. 8. It is going to climb up the tree. Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-99 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P099_Q11] (Page 99 | Future Tense (going to)) Sentence : LESSON 21 - Exercise 55 (Suggested answers): 1. am going to visit, 2. is going to sing, 3. is going to eat, 4. am going to buy, 5. am going to call, 6. is going to see, 7. are going to play, 8. are going to swim, 9. are going to watch, 10. am going to write Answer : 1. am going to visit; 2. is going to sing; 3. is going to eat; 4. am going to buy; 5. am going to call; 6. is going to see; 7. are going to play; 8. are going to swim; 9. are going to watch; 10. am going to write Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-99 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P099_Q12] (Page 99 | Phrasal Verbs / Prepositions) Sentence : LESSON 22 - Exercise 56: 1. away, 2. off, 3. up, 4. out, 5. down, 6. out, 7. on, 8. on, 9. up, 10. up Answer : 1. away; 2. off; 3. up; 4. out; 5. down; 6. out; 7. on; 8. on; 9. up; 10. up Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-99 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P099_Q13] (Page 99 | Phrasal Verbs) Sentence : Exercise 57: 1. (2), 2. (3), 3. (2), 4. (1), 5. (1), 6. (3), 7. (2), 8. (4), 9. (1), 10. (2) Answer : 1. (2); 2. (3); 3. (2); 4. (1); 5. (1); 6. (3); 7. (2); 8. (4); 9. (1); 10. (2) Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-99 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P099_Q14] (Page 99 | Phrasal Verbs) Sentence : Exercise 58: 1. looks after, 2. made up, 3. broke into, 4. pick up, 5. got away, 6. went off, 7. took down, 8. switch on, 9. get on, 10. passed away, 11. set aside, 12. put out Answer : 1. looks after; 2. made up; 3. broke into; 4. pick up; 5. got away; 6. went off; 7. took down; 8. switch on; 9. get on; 10. passed away; 11. set aside; 12. put out Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-99 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P099_Q15] (Page 99 | Adverbs of Manner) Sentence : LESSON 23 - Exercise 59: 1. carefully, 2. rudely, 3. kindly, 4. neatly, 5. sweetly, 6. severely, 7. angrily, 8. accidentally, 9. quickly, 10. slowly Answer : 1. carefully; 2. rudely; 3. kindly; 4. neatly; 5. sweetly; 6. severely; 7. angrily; 8. accidentally; 9. quickly; 10. slowly Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-99 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P099_Q16] (Page 99 | Adverbs) Sentence : Exercise 60: 1. (1), 2. (3), 3. (3), 4. (2), 5. (1), 6. (1), 7. (2), 8. (4), 9. (2), 10. (3) Answer : 1. (1); 2. (3); 3. (3); 4. (2); 5. (1); 6. (1); 7. (2); 8. (4); 9. (2); 10. (3) Anchor : book_reconstructed.html#page-99 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [SAP_G3_P099_Q17] (Page 99 | Adverbs of Manner) Sentence : Exercise 61: 1. It is raining heavily. 2. The waiter served us food politely. 3. The burglar climbed through the window quietly. 4. Mr Miller rides a motorcycle carefully. 5. They waited for the doctor impatiently. 6. The little girl is sobbing sadly. 7. The soldiers marched down the road smartly. Answer : 1. It is raining heavily. 2. The waiter served us food politely. 3. The burglar climbed through the window quietly. 4. Mr Miller rides a motorcycle carefully. 5. They waited for the doctor impatiently. 6. The little girl is sobbing sadly. 7. The soldiers marched down the road smartly. 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