SAP Learning Grammar 4 - Extracted Quiz Index
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[SAP_G4_P002_Q01] (Page 2 | Subject-Verb Agreement (Compound Subjects))
  Sentence : Pam and John ( go , goes ) to school by bus.
  Answer   : go
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-2
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[SAP_G4_P002_Q02] (Page 2 | Subject-Verb Agreement (Compound Subjects))
  Sentence : The pickpocket and his accomplice ( steal , steals ) the lady's purse on the bus.
  Answer   : steal
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-2
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[SAP_G4_P002_Q03] (Page 2 | Subject-Verb Agreement (Compound Subjects))
  Sentence : Mr and Mrs Levin ( own , owns ) the biggest restaurant in town.
  Answer   : own
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-2
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[SAP_G4_P002_Q04] (Page 2 | Subject-Verb Agreement (Compound Subjects))
  Sentence : Jason and Tommy ( is , are ) brothers.
  Answer   : are
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-2
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[SAP_G4_P002_Q05] (Page 2 | Subject-Verb Agreement (Compound Subjects))
  Sentence : The textbook and the dictionary ( costs , cost ) ten dollars altogether.
  Answer   : cost
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-2
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[SAP_G4_P002_Q06] (Page 2 | Subject-Verb Agreement (Compound Subjects))
  Sentence : Mason and his father ( was , were ) painting the fence yesterday.
  Answer   : were
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-2
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[SAP_G4_P002_Q07] (Page 2 | Subject-Verb Agreement (Compound Subjects))
  Sentence : After an accident, Orchard Road and Scotts Road ( was , were ) closed to traffic.
  Answer   : were
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-2
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[SAP_G4_P002_Q08] (Page 2 | Subject-Verb Agreement (Compound Subjects))
  Sentence : Miss Browning and her sister ( work , works ) as nurses at the General Hospital.
  Answer   : work
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-2
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[SAP_G4_P002_Q09] (Page 2 | Subject-Verb Agreement (Compound Subjects))
  Sentence : The computer shop and the stationery shop ( belongs , belong ) to his father.
  Answer   : belong
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-2
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[SAP_G4_P002_Q10] (Page 2 | Subject-Verb Agreement (Compound Subjects))
  Sentence : Rachel and Gerard ( play , plays ) tennis every week.
  Answer   : play
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-2
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[SAP_G4_P003_Q01] (Page 3 | simple present tense - plural subject)
  Sentence : Susan and Betty usually _____ to school. (cycle)
  Answer   : cycle
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-3
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[SAP_G4_P003_Q02] (Page 3 | simple present tense - plural subject)
  Sentence : Mary and Melissa _____ the boxes to the corner of the room before sweeping the floor. (move)
  Answer   : move
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-3
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[SAP_G4_P003_Q03] (Page 3 | simple present tense - plural subject)
  Sentence : Mr and Mrs Wilson _____ in a big house next to the Botanic Gardens. (live)
  Answer   : live
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-3
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[SAP_G4_P003_Q04] (Page 3 | simple present tense - plural subject)
  Sentence : Sandy and her parents _____ going to the beach. (enjoy)
  Answer   : enjoy
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-3
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[SAP_G4_P003_Q05] (Page 3 | simple present tense - plural subject)
  Sentence : Both Richard and David _____ to play badminton. (like)
  Answer   : like
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-3
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[SAP_G4_P003_Q06] (Page 3 | simple present tense - plural subject)
  Sentence : Jenny and I _____ the library every Saturday. (visit)
  Answer   : visit
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-3
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[SAP_G4_P003_Q07] (Page 3 | simple present tense - plural subject)
  Sentence : My brother and I _____ to the river to fish every Sunday. (go)
  Answer   : go
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-3
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[SAP_G4_P003_Q08] (Page 3 | simple present tense - plural subject)
  Sentence : Both my sister and I _____ once a week. (swim)
  Answer   : swim
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-3
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[SAP_G4_P003_Q09] (Page 3 | simple present tense - plural subject)
  Sentence : My friend and I _____ round the park every evening. (jog)
  Answer   : jog
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-3
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[SAP_G4_P003_Q10] (Page 3 | simple present tense - plural subject)
  Sentence : John and May _____ English well. (speak)
  Answer   : speak
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-3
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[SAP_G4_P004_Q01] (Page 4 | Conjunctions (and) / Subject-Verb Agreement)
  Sentence : Sharon is my friend. Sally is my friend too.
  Answer   : Sharon and Sally are my friends.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-4
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[SAP_G4_P004_Q02] (Page 4 | Conjunctions (and) / Subject-Verb Agreement)
  Sentence : My brother knows how to swim. I know how to swim too.
  Answer   : My brother and I know how to swim.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-4
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[SAP_G4_P004_Q03] (Page 4 | Conjunctions (and) / Subject-Verb Agreement)
  Sentence : I do not like to drink coffee. Jonathan does not like to drink coffee.
  Answer   : Jonathan and I do not like to drink coffee.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-4
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[SAP_G4_P004_Q04] (Page 4 | Conjunctions (and) / Subject-Verb Agreement)
  Sentence : The pen is on the desk. The ruler is on the desk too.
  Answer   : The pen and the ruler are on the desk.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-4
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[SAP_G4_P004_Q05] (Page 4 | Conjunctions (and) / Subject-Verb Agreement)
  Sentence : Nancy was absent yesterday. Judy was absent yesterday too.
  Answer   : Nancy and Judy were absent yesterday.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-4
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[SAP_G4_P004_Q06] (Page 4 | Conjunctions (and) / Subject-Verb Agreement)
  Sentence : Lilian is going to the zoo. I am going to the zoo too.
  Answer   : Lilian and I are going to the zoo.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-4
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[SAP_G4_P004_Q07] (Page 4 | Conjunctions (and) / Subject-Verb Agreement)
  Sentence : The car was badly damaged. The van was badly damaged too.
  Answer   : The car and the van were badly damaged.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-4
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[SAP_G4_P004_Q08] (Page 4 | Conjunctions (and) / Subject-Verb Agreement)
  Sentence : Lily has passed the examination. David has passed the examination too.
  Answer   : Lily and David have passed the examination.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-4
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[SAP_G4_P004_Q09] (Page 4 | Conjunctions (and) / Subject-Verb Agreement)
  Sentence : The education app is free. The game app is free too.
  Answer   : The education app and the game app are free.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-4
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[SAP_G4_P004_Q10] (Page 4 | Conjunctions (and) / Sentence Combining)
  Sentence : Mark has a smartphone. He has two smart tablets.
  Answer   : Mark has a smartphone and two smart tablets.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-4
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[SAP_G4_P005_Q01] (Page 5 | Subject-Verb Agreement (Indefinite Pronouns))
  Sentence : Everybody in my class _____ hard. (study)
  Answer   : studies
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-5
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[SAP_G4_P005_Q02] (Page 5 | Subject-Verb Agreement (Indefinite Pronouns))
  Sentence : Somebody _____ in the kitchen. (be)
  Answer   : is
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-5
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[SAP_G4_P005_Q03] (Page 5 | Subject-Verb Agreement (Indefinite Pronouns))
  Sentence : Nobody _____ a person who lies and cheats. (trust)
  Answer   : trusts
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-5
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[SAP_G4_P005_Q04] (Page 5 | Subject-Verb Agreement (Indefinite Pronouns))
  Sentence : Somebody _____ to see you. (want)
  Answer   : wants
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-5
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[SAP_G4_P005_Q05] (Page 5 | Subject-Verb Agreement (Indefinite Pronouns))
  Sentence : Everybody _____ a good laugh. (enjoy)
  Answer   : enjoys
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-5
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[SAP_G4_P005_Q06] (Page 5 | Subject-Verb Agreement (Indefinite Pronouns))
  Sentence : Somebody _____ to clean the whiteboard. (have)
  Answer   : has
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-5
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[SAP_G4_P005_Q07] (Page 5 | Subject-Verb Agreement (Indefinite Pronouns))
  Sentence : Nobody _____ in that big house on the hilltop. (live)
  Answer   : lives
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-5
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[SAP_G4_P005_Q08] (Page 5 | Subject-Verb Agreement (Indefinite Pronouns))
  Sentence : Everybody _____ present in class today. (be)
  Answer   : is
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-5
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[SAP_G4_P005_Q09] (Page 5 | Subject-Verb Agreement (Indefinite Pronouns))
  Sentence : Somebody _____ broken the vase. (have)
  Answer   : has
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-5
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[SAP_G4_P005_Q10] (Page 5 | Subject-Verb Agreement (Indefinite Pronouns))
  Sentence : Nobody _____ to be scolded. (like)
  Answer   : likes
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-5
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[SAP_G4_P009_Q01] (Page 9 | Concord — 'Some', 'Most' and 'All' Using the Plural Verb Form)
  Sentence : Some boys ( prefer , prefers ) football to badminton.
  Answer   : prefer
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-9
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[SAP_G4_P009_Q02] (Page 9 | Concord — 'Some', 'Most' and 'All' Using the Plural Verb Form)
  Sentence : Most of my friends ( take , takes ) the public bus to school.
  Answer   : take
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-9
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[SAP_G4_P009_Q03] (Page 9 | Concord — 'Some', 'Most' and 'All' Using the Plural Verb Form)
  Sentence : Mr Lawson takes good care of his plants. All the trees in his garden ( bear , bears ) fruit.
  Answer   : bear
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-9
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[SAP_G4_P009_Q04] (Page 9 | Concord — 'Some', 'Most' and 'All' Using the Plural Verb Form)
  Sentence : All the computers in the class ( is , are ) new. Please handle them with care.
  Answer   : are
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-9
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[SAP_G4_P009_Q05] (Page 9 | Concord — 'Some', 'Most' and 'All' Using the Plural Verb Form)
  Sentence : Most people ( enjoys , enjoy ) taking a stroll at the beach. It is cool and relaxing.
  Answer   : enjoy
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-9
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[SAP_G4_P009_Q06] (Page 9 | Concord — 'Some', 'Most' and 'All' Using the Plural Verb Form)
  Sentence : Some of the students ( do , does ) not have co-curricular activities. They prefer to go for remedial classes.
  Answer   : do
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-9
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[SAP_G4_P009_Q07] (Page 9 | Concord — 'Some', 'Most' and 'All' Using the Plural Verb Form)
  Sentence : Most of my friends ( own , owns ) a pet. It is usually a hamster.
  Answer   : own
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-9
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[SAP_G4_P009_Q08] (Page 9 | Concord — 'Some', 'Most' and 'All' Using the Plural Verb Form)
  Sentence : All of us ( want , wants ) to go on a picnic and not to the cinema.
  Answer   : want
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-9
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[SAP_G4_P009_Q09] (Page 9 | Concord — 'Some', 'Most' and 'All' Using the Plural Verb Form)
  Sentence : Some animals, such as the tiger and the lion, ( eat , eats ) only meat.
  Answer   : eat
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-9
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[SAP_G4_P009_Q10] (Page 9 | Concord — 'Some', 'Most' and 'All' Using the Plural Verb Form)
  Sentence : All motorcyclists ( has , have ) to wear a helmet for safety.
  Answer   : have
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-9
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[SAP_G4_P011_Q01] (Page 11 | Subject-Verb Agreement (Indefinite Pronouns))
  Sentence : Everybody ( like , likes ) Mervin because he is courteous and considerate.
  Answer   : likes
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-11
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[SAP_G4_P011_Q02] (Page 11 | Subject-Verb Agreement (Indefinite Pronouns))
  Sentence : Somebody ( is knocking , are knocking ) at the door. Can you please see who it is?
  Answer   : is knocking
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-11
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[SAP_G4_P011_Q03] (Page 11 | Subject-Verb Agreement (Indefinite Pronouns))
  Sentence : Nobody ( know , knows ) the answer to the riddle. Do you have any idea what it is?
  Answer   : knows
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-11
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[SAP_G4_P011_Q04] (Page 11 | Subject-Verb Agreement (Indefinite Pronouns))
  Sentence : We went to his house yesterday, but nobody ( was , were ) home.
  Answer   : was
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-11
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[SAP_G4_P011_Q05] (Page 11 | Subject-Verb Agreement (Indefinite Pronouns))
  Sentence : Somebody ( has taken , have taken ) my bag by mistake. I have to look for it.
  Answer   : has taken
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-11
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[SAP_G4_P011_Q06] (Page 11 | Subject-Verb Agreement (Indefinite Pronouns))
  Sentence : It was Susan's birthday and everybody from her class ( was , were ) invited to the picnic party.
  Answer   : was
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-11
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[SAP_G4_P011_Q07] (Page 11 | Subject-Verb Agreement (Indefinite Pronouns))
  Sentence : Somebody ( was , were ) in the office a moment ago. Where has he gone?
  Answer   : was
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-11
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[SAP_G4_P011_Q08] (Page 11 | Subject-Verb Agreement (Indefinite Pronouns))
  Sentence : Nobody ( work , works ) as hard as Mr Anderson. He is always the first to arrive at the office and the last to leave.
  Answer   : works
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-11
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[SAP_G4_P011_Q09] (Page 11 | Subject-Verb Agreement (Indefinite Pronouns))
  Sentence : Everybody ( want , wants ) to know who she is after she has won the storytelling competition.
  Answer   : wants
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-11
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[SAP_G4_P011_Q10] (Page 11 | Subject-Verb Agreement (Indefinite Pronouns))
  Sentence : Nobody ( know , knows ) where Jason is. We are still looking for him.
  Answer   : knows
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-11
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[SAP_G4_P011_Q01] (Page 11 | Quantifiers)
  Sentence : _____ of the girls are tall.
  Answer   : Some
  Asset    : assets/p016_item_1.png
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-11
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[SAP_G4_P011_Q02] (Page 11 | Quantifiers)
  Sentence : _____ of them are vegetables.
  Answer   : All
  Asset    : assets/p016_item_2.png
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-11
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[SAP_G4_P011_Q03] (Page 11 | Quantifiers)
  Sentence : _____ of these rulers are long.
  Answer   : Most
  Asset    : assets/p016_item_3.png
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-11
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[SAP_G4_P011_Q04] (Page 11 | Quantifiers)
  Sentence : _____ the boys are running.
  Answer   : All
  Asset    : assets/p016_item_4.png
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-11
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[SAP_G4_P011_Q05] (Page 11 | Quantifiers)
  Sentence : _____ of the girls have long hair.
  Answer   : Most
  Asset    : assets/p016_item_5.png
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-11
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[SAP_G4_P011_Q06] (Page 11 | Quantifiers)
  Sentence : _____ of the cups are cracked.
  Answer   : Some
  Asset    : assets/p016_item_6.png
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-11
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[SAP_G4_P011_Q07] (Page 11 | Quantifiers)
  Sentence : _____ the police officers are in uniform.
  Answer   : All
  Asset    : assets/p016_item_7.png
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-11
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[SAP_G4_P011_Q08] (Page 11 | Quantifiers)
  Sentence : _____ of these are made of wood.
  Answer   : All
  Asset    : assets/p016_item_8.png
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-11
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[SAP_G4_P011_Q09] (Page 11 | Quantifiers)
  Sentence : _____ of the students are running.
  Answer   : Most
  Asset    : assets/p016_item_9.png
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-11
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[SAP_G4_P011_Q10] (Page 11 | Quantifiers)
  Sentence : _____ the students are exercising.
  Answer   : All
  Asset    : assets/p016_item_10.png
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-11
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[SAP_G4_P012_Q01] (Page 12 | Indefinite Pronouns)
  Sentence : My watch is missing. _____ has taken it.
  Answer   : Somebody
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-12
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[SAP_G4_P012_Q02] (Page 12 | Indefinite Pronouns)
  Sentence : He is a very famous actor. _____ knows him.
  Answer   : Everybody
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-12
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[SAP_G4_P012_Q03] (Page 12 | Indefinite Pronouns)
  Sentence : That house is empty. _____ lives there.
  Answer   : Nobody
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-12
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[SAP_G4_P012_Q04] (Page 12 | Indefinite Pronouns)
  Sentence : The question is too difficult. _____ in the class knows the answer.
  Answer   : Nobody
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-12
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[SAP_G4_P012_Q05] (Page 12 | Indefinite Pronouns)
  Sentence : _____ likes to talk to Johnny because he is very rude.
  Answer   : Nobody
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-12
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[SAP_G4_P012_Q06] (Page 12 | Indefinite Pronouns)
  Sentence : _____ is at the door. Please see who it is.
  Answer   : Somebody
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-12
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[SAP_G4_P012_Q07] (Page 12 | Indefinite Pronouns)
  Sentence : _____ enjoys the meal. It is very delicious.
  Answer   : Everybody
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-12
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[SAP_G4_P012_Q08] (Page 12 | Indefinite Pronouns)
  Sentence : We are studying very hard. _____ in my class wants to pass the examination.
  Answer   : Everybody
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-12
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[SAP_G4_P012_Q09] (Page 12 | Indefinite Pronouns)
  Sentence : The light is on. _____ must be in the room.
  Answer   : Somebody
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-12
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[SAP_G4_P012_Q10] (Page 12 | Indefinite Pronouns)
  Sentence : _____ seems to know her. She must be a new member of the debate team.
  Answer   : Nobody
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-12
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[SAP_G4_P012_Q01] (Page 12 | Subject-Verb Agreement / Simple Present Tense)
  Sentence : Some books (1) _____ (provide) us with a better understanding of the world around us.
  Answer   : provide
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-12
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[SAP_G4_P012_Q02] (Page 12 | Subject-Verb Agreement / Simple Present Tense)
  Sentence : Others (2) _____ (increase) our knowledge and (3) _____ (educate) us.
  Answer   : increase
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-12
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[SAP_G4_P012_Q03] (Page 12 | Subject-Verb Agreement / Simple Present Tense)
  Sentence : Others (2) _____ (increase) our knowledge and (3) _____ (educate) us.
  Answer   : educate
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-12
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[SAP_G4_P012_Q04] (Page 12 | Subject-Verb Agreement / Simple Present Tense)
  Sentence : Many books have been written to make us think and ponder while some simply (4) _____ (give) us a good laugh.
  Answer   : give
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-12
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[SAP_G4_P012_Q05] (Page 12 | Subject-Verb Agreement / Simple Present Tense)
  Sentence : Most people usually (5) _____ (improve) their command of the language through reading.
  Answer   : improve
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-12
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[SAP_G4_P012_Q06] (Page 12 | Subject-Verb Agreement / Simple Present Tense)
  Sentence : Most students (6) _____ (agree) that reading helps them to write better.
  Answer   : agree
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-12
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[SAP_G4_P012_Q07] (Page 12 | Subject-Verb Agreement / Simple Present Tense)
  Sentence : Some people just (7) _____ (enjoy) reading newspapers and magazines.
  Answer   : enjoy
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-12
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[SAP_G4_P012_Q08] (Page 12 | Subject-Verb Agreement / Simple Present Tense)
  Sentence : Others (8) _____ (read) whatever books they can lay their hands on.
  Answer   : read
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-12
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[SAP_G4_P012_Q09] (Page 12 | Subject-Verb Agreement / Simple Present Tense)
  Sentence : Most of the books we want (9) _____ (be) available in our public libraries.
  Answer   : are
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-12
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[SAP_G4_P012_Q10] (Page 12 | Subject-Verb Agreement / Simple Present Tense)
  Sentence : All these libraries (10) _____ (try) their best to cater to the needs of the general public.
  Answer   : try
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-12
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[SAP_G4_P013_Q01] (Page 13 | Indefinite Pronouns)
  Sentence : (1) _____ in the office looks up to him.
  Answer   : Everybody
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-13
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[SAP_G4_P013_Q02] (Page 13 | Indefinite Pronouns)
  Sentence : They know that he is a good manager, and (2) _____ will be unfairly treated.
  Answer   : nobody
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-13
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[SAP_G4_P013_Q03] (Page 13 | Indefinite Pronouns)
  Sentence : He once told his staff that (3) _____ should look down on others.
  Answer   : nobody
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-13
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[SAP_G4_P013_Q04] (Page 13 | Indefinite Pronouns)
  Sentence : On one occasion, (4) _____ in the office became seriously ill.
  Answer   : somebody
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-13
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[SAP_G4_P013_Q05] (Page 13 | Indefinite Pronouns)
  Sentence : (5) _____ from the office was able to pay him a visit as (6) _____ was very busy.
  Answer   : Nobody
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-13
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[SAP_G4_P013_Q06] (Page 13 | Indefinite Pronouns)
  Sentence : (5) _____ from the office was able to pay him a visit as (6) _____ was very busy.
  Answer   : everybody
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-13
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[SAP_G4_P013_Q07] (Page 13 | Indefinite Pronouns)
  Sentence : He is inviting (7) _____ to a birthday lunch.
  Answer   : everybody
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-13
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[SAP_G4_P013_Q08] (Page 13 | Indefinite Pronouns)
  Sentence : (8) _____ suggests buying him a nice present and (9) _____ thinks it is a good idea.
  Answer   : Somebody
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-13
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[SAP_G4_P013_Q09] (Page 13 | Indefinite Pronouns)
  Sentence : (8) _____ suggests buying him a nice present and (9) _____ thinks it is a good idea.
  Answer   : everybody
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-13
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[SAP_G4_P013_Q10] (Page 13 | Indefinite Pronouns)
  Sentence : They are all happy to work under him and they feel that (10) _____ can replace him as their manager.
  Answer   : nobody
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-13
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[SAP_G4_P015_Q01] (Page 15 | Subject-Verb Agreement)
  Sentence : Most vehicles on the road _____ four wheels. (have)
  Answer   : have
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-15
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[SAP_G4_P015_Q02] (Page 15 | Subject-Verb Agreement)
  Sentence : All the soldiers _____ to report to the commander. (be)
  Answer   : are
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-15
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[SAP_G4_P015_Q03] (Page 15 | Subject-Verb Agreement)
  Sentence : Some of the children _____ chocolate more than ice cream. (like)
  Answer   : like
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-15
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[SAP_G4_P015_Q04] (Page 15 | Subject-Verb Agreement)
  Sentence : All the libraries _____ closed today because it is a public holiday. (be)
  Answer   : are
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-15
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[SAP_G4_P015_Q05] (Page 15 | Subject-Verb Agreement)
  Sentence : Some birds _____ beautiful, colourful feathers. (has)
  Answer   : have
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-15
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[SAP_G4_P015_Q06] (Page 15 | Subject-Verb Agreement)
  Sentence : Most of the students _____ to pay their school fees on time. (remember)
  Answer   : remember
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-15
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[SAP_G4_P015_Q07] (Page 15 | Subject-Verb Agreement)
  Sentence : Some of the stories in this book _____ interesting. (be)
  Answer   : are
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-15
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[SAP_G4_P015_Q08] (Page 15 | Subject-Verb Agreement)
  Sentence : Most of my friends _____ to join the school's football team. (want)
  Answer   : want
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-15
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[SAP_G4_P015_Q09] (Page 15 | Subject-Verb Agreement)
  Sentence : All birds _____ feathers and wings. (has)
  Answer   : have
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-15
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[SAP_G4_P015_Q10] (Page 15 | Subject-Verb Agreement)
  Sentence : Some of the questions in the test _____ very difficult. (be)
  Answer   : are
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-15
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[SAP_G4_P015_Q01] (Page 15 | emphatic pronouns)
  Sentence : I ( myself , yourself ) have bought a new pair of socks.
  Answer   : myself
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-15
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[SAP_G4_P015_Q02] (Page 15 | emphatic pronouns)
  Sentence : We painted the fence ( themselves , ourselves ) over the weekend.
  Answer   : ourselves
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-15
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[SAP_G4_P015_Q03] (Page 15 | emphatic pronouns)
  Sentence : "You must learn to correct these mistakes ( yourself , yourselves )," the teacher told Peter and William.
  Answer   : yourselves
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-15
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[SAP_G4_P015_Q04] (Page 15 | emphatic pronouns)
  Sentence : Albert washed the dishes ( himself , herself ) after dinner.
  Answer   : himself
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-15
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[SAP_G4_P015_Q05] (Page 15 | emphatic pronouns)
  Sentence : Jane and Julie decided to speak to the principal ( ourselves , themselves ) after the argument.
  Answer   : themselves
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-15
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[SAP_G4_P015_Q06] (Page 15 | emphatic pronouns)
  Sentence : She did the housework ( herself , myself ). Nobody helped her.
  Answer   : herself
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-15
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[SAP_G4_P015_Q07] (Page 15 | emphatic pronouns)
  Sentence : Mr Kent does the cooking ( himself , myself ). He enjoys it.
  Answer   : himself
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-15
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[SAP_G4_P015_Q08] (Page 15 | emphatic pronouns)
  Sentence : The teacher ( herself , themselves ) is not sure why Christine is not in school today.
  Answer   : herself
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-15
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[SAP_G4_P015_Q09] (Page 15 | emphatic pronouns)
  Sentence : Michael designed and created the computer game ( itself , himself ).
  Answer   : himself
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-15
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[SAP_G4_P015_Q10] (Page 15 | emphatic pronouns)
  Sentence : The queen ( myself , herself ) requested the presence of the prince.
  Answer   : herself
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-15
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[SAP_G4_P016_Q01] (Page 16 | Emphatic Pronouns)
  Sentence : Stacy and Lily made these sandwiches _____.
  Answer   : themselves
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-16
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[SAP_G4_P016_Q02] (Page 16 | Emphatic Pronouns)
  Sentence : "You must do the homework _____ , May," Mother said.
  Answer   : yourself
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-16
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[SAP_G4_P016_Q03] (Page 16 | Emphatic Pronouns)
  Sentence : Susie cleans her room _____ every Saturday.
  Answer   : herself
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-16
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[SAP_G4_P016_Q04] (Page 16 | Emphatic Pronouns)
  Sentence : I collected the parcel from the post office _____.
  Answer   : myself
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-16
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[SAP_G4_P016_Q05] (Page 16 | Emphatic Pronouns)
  Sentence : "You must tidy your desks _____ , children," the teacher told the students.
  Answer   : yourselves
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-16
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[SAP_G4_P016_Q06] (Page 16 | Emphatic Pronouns)
  Sentence : The lion fell into the trap _____.
  Answer   : itself
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-16
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[SAP_G4_P016_Q07] (Page 16 | Emphatic Pronouns)
  Sentence : "We took the dog to the veterinary surgeon _____ ," Jill and John told their mother.
  Answer   : ourselves
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-16
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[SAP_G4_P016_Q08] (Page 16 | Emphatic Pronouns)
  Sentence : The little boy made the kite _____.
  Answer   : himself
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-16
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[SAP_G4_P017_Q01] (Page 17 | Emphatic pronouns)
  Sentence : I carried the table into the room for the presentation.
  Answer   : I carried the table into the room for the presentation myself.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-17
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[SAP_G4_P017_Q02] (Page 17 | Emphatic pronouns)
  Sentence : We set up the tents for the camp.
  Answer   : We set up the tents for the camp ourselves.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-17
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[SAP_G4_P017_Q03] (Page 17 | Emphatic pronouns)
  Sentence : The children bought the kites from that shop.
  Answer   : The children bought the kites from that shop themselves.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-17
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[SAP_G4_P017_Q04] (Page 17 | Emphatic pronouns)
  Sentence : He must rewrite the letter as nobody can read his untidy writing.
  Answer   : He must rewrite the letter himself as nobody can read his untidy writing.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-17
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[SAP_G4_P017_Q05] (Page 17 | Emphatic pronouns)
  Sentence : You ought to try to do your homework and not always ask for your brother's help.
  Answer   : You ought to try to do your homework yourself and not always ask for your brother's help.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-17
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[SAP_G4_P018_Q01] (Page 18 | Pronouns (Object Pronouns))
  Sentence : My mother told _____ to wash the dishes.
  Answer   : 3
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-18
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[SAP_G4_P018_Q02] (Page 18 | Pronouns (Reflexive Pronouns))
  Sentence : The soldier polished his boots _____ .
  Answer   : 1
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-18
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[SAP_G4_P018_Q03] (Page 18 | Pronouns (Subject Pronouns))
  Sentence : The teacher told the students that _____ must hand in their homework on time.
  Answer   : 4
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-18
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[SAP_G4_P018_Q04] (Page 18 | Pronouns (Reflexive Pronouns))
  Sentence : The little girl knows how to tie her shoelaces _____ .
  Answer   : 1
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-18
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[SAP_G4_P018_Q05] (Page 18 | Pronouns (Reflexive Pronouns))
  Sentence : The cat caught the mouse _____ .
  Answer   : 4
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-18
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[SAP_G4_P018_Q06] (Page 18 | Pronouns (Emphatic/Reflexive Pronouns))
  Sentence : Richard felt that he _____ was responsible for the safety of the little children.
  Answer   : 1
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-18
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[SAP_G4_P018_Q07] (Page 18 | Pronouns (Subject Pronouns))
  Sentence : _____ have to collect the registered article from the post office myself.
  Answer   : 1
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-18
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[SAP_G4_P018_Q08] (Page 18 | Pronouns (Object Pronouns))
  Sentence : Ray and I ran for our lives when the dog started to chase _____ .
  Answer   : 2
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-18
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[SAP_G4_P020_Q01] (Page 20 | Reflexive Pronouns)
  Sentence : We helped ( themselves , ourselves ) to the food at the birthday party.
  Answer   : ourselves
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-20
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[SAP_G4_P020_Q02] (Page 20 | Reflexive Pronouns)
  Sentence : My father accidentally cut ( herself , himself ) while shaving.
  Answer   : himself
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-20
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[SAP_G4_P020_Q03] (Page 20 | Reflexive Pronouns)
  Sentence : Children should not play with matches as they may burn ( themselves , yourself ).
  Answer   : themselves
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-20
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[SAP_G4_P020_Q04] (Page 20 | Reflexive Pronouns)
  Sentence : You must behave ( yourself , myself ) in school or you will be punished.
  Answer   : yourself
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-20
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[SAP_G4_P020_Q05] (Page 20 | Reflexive Pronouns)
  Sentence : I made ( ourselves , myself ) a cheeseburger. What would you like?
  Answer   : myself
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-20
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[SAP_G4_P020_Q06] (Page 20 | Reflexive Pronouns)
  Sentence : The little puppy found ( itself , myself ) in unfamiliar surroundings after running away from the house.
  Answer   : itself
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-20
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[SAP_G4_P020_Q07] (Page 20 | Reflexive Pronouns)
  Sentence : Please buy ( yourself , myself ) a nice present with the gift voucher.
  Answer   : yourself
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-20
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[SAP_G4_P020_Q08] (Page 20 | Reflexive Pronouns)
  Sentence : The parents enjoyed ( ourselves , themselves ) at the social gathering held in school.
  Answer   : themselves
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-20
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[SAP_G4_P021_Q01] (Page 21 | Reflexive pronouns)
  Sentence : The boy made _____ a kite and joined his friends at the field.
  Answer   : himself
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-21
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[SAP_G4_P021_Q02] (Page 21 | Reflexive pronouns)
  Sentence : Peter and Kelvin are preparing _____ for the swimming meet.
  Answer   : themselves
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-21
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[SAP_G4_P021_Q03] (Page 21 | Reflexive pronouns)
  Sentence : Sharon looks at _____ in the mirror to practise her speech.
  Answer   : herself
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-21
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[SAP_G4_P021_Q04] (Page 21 | Reflexive pronouns)
  Sentence : You should not blame _____ for the mistake. It was just an accident.
  Answer   : yourself
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-21
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[SAP_G4_P021_Q05] (Page 21 | Reflexive pronouns)
  Sentence : We should always learn to take care of _____.
  Answer   : ourselves
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-21
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[SAP_G4_P021_Q06] (Page 21 | Reflexive pronouns)
  Sentence : David fell and hurt _____ during the football match.
  Answer   : himself
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-21
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[SAP_G4_P021_Q07] (Page 21 | Reflexive pronouns)
  Sentence : Miss Dawson keeps _____ fit by jogging every day.
  Answer   : herself
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-21
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[SAP_G4_P021_Q08] (Page 21 | Reflexive pronouns)
  Sentence : I am angry with _____ for failing the examination.
  Answer   : myself
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-21
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[SAP_G4_P023_Q01] (Page 23 | Adverbial clauses of time using 'when')
  Sentence : We see a doctor when we are sick.
  Answer   : when we are sick
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-23
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[SAP_G4_P023_Q02] (Page 23 | Adverbial clauses of time using 'when')
  Sentence : When it rains heavily, the roads become flooded.
  Answer   : When it rains heavily
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-23
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[SAP_G4_P023_Q03] (Page 23 | Adverbial clauses of time using 'when')
  Sentence : I learnt to swim when I was five years old.
  Answer   : when I was five years old
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-23
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[SAP_G4_P023_Q04] (Page 23 | Adverbial clauses of time using 'when')
  Sentence : The students kept quiet when the teacher walked in.
  Answer   : when the teacher walked in
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-23
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[SAP_G4_P023_Q05] (Page 23 | Adverbial clauses of time using 'when')
  Sentence : When the train arrived at the station, many passengers queued to board it.
  Answer   : When the train arrived at the station
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-23
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[SAP_G4_P023_Q06] (Page 23 | Adverbial clauses of time using 'when')
  Sentence : The burglar quickly hid behind the bushes when he saw the police officers walking into the garden.
  Answer   : when he saw the police officers walking into the garden
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-23
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[SAP_G4_P023_Q07] (Page 23 | Adverbial clauses of time using 'when')
  Sentence : The doorbell rang when I was having my dinner.
  Answer   : when I was having my dinner
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-23
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[SAP_G4_P023_Q08] (Page 23 | Adverbial clauses of time using 'when')
  Sentence : The deer ran away when it saw the cheetah.
  Answer   : when it saw the cheetah
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-23
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[SAP_G4_P024_Q01] (Page 24 | Adverbial clause of time)
  Sentence : He wakes up _____.
  Answer   : 2
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-24
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[SAP_G4_P024_Q02] (Page 24 | Adverbial clause of time)
  Sentence : We eat _____.
  Answer   : 1
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-24
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[SAP_G4_P024_Q03] (Page 24 | Adverbial clause of time)
  Sentence : We switch on the light _____.
  Answer   : 3
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-24
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[SAP_G4_P024_Q04] (Page 24 | Adverbial clause of time)
  Sentence : Mr Grant bought some fruit _____.
  Answer   : 2
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-24
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[SAP_G4_P024_Q05] (Page 24 | Adverbial clause of time)
  Sentence : The hunter raised his rifle _____.
  Answer   : 1
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-24
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[SAP_G4_P025_Q06] (Page 25 | Adverbial clauses of time (when))
  Sentence : The thief ran away _____.
  Answer   : (2)
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-25
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[SAP_G4_P025_Q07] (Page 25 | Adverbial clauses of time (when))
  Sentence : Mr Jones withdrew some money _____.
  Answer   : (1)
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-25
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[SAP_G4_P025_Q08] (Page 25 | Adverbial clauses of time (when))
  Sentence : The cat purrs contentedly _____.
  Answer   : (2)
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-25
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[SAP_G4_P025_Q09] (Page 25 | Adverbial clauses of time (when))
  Sentence : She locked the door _____.
  Answer   : (1)
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-25
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[SAP_G4_P025_Q10] (Page 25 | Adverbial clauses of time (when))
  Sentence : Sharon was sad _____.
  Answer   : (1)
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-25
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[SAP_G4_P027_Q01] (Page 27 | Subject-verb agreement with passive voice 'made of')
  Sentence : That cabinet ( is made of , are made of ) wood.
  Answer   : is made of
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-27
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[SAP_G4_P027_Q02] (Page 27 | Modal auxiliary with passive voice 'made of')
  Sentence : This heavy box must ( be made of , is made of ) lead.
  Answer   : be made of
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-27
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[SAP_G4_P027_Q03] (Page 27 | Relative clause agreement with passive voice 'made of')
  Sentence : The houses, which ( was made of , were made of ) wood, were all burnt down.
  Answer   : were made of
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-27
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[SAP_G4_P027_Q04] (Page 27 | Subject-verb agreement with passive voice 'made of')
  Sentence : All these shoes ( is made of , are made of ) leather.
  Answer   : are made of
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-27
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[SAP_G4_P027_Q05] (Page 27 | Past tense passive voice 'made of')
  Sentence : The statue he bought ( was made of , were made of ) copper.
  Answer   : was made of
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-27
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[SAP_G4_P027_Q06] (Page 27 | Past tense passive voice 'made of')
  Sentence : The vase she broke ( was made of , were made of ) clay.
  Answer   : was made of
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-27
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[SAP_G4_P027_Q07] (Page 27 | Subject-verb agreement with passive voice 'made of')
  Sentence : The candles ( is made of , are made of ) wax.
  Answer   : are made of
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-27
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[SAP_G4_P027_Q08] (Page 27 | Collective noun 'pair of' agreement with passive voice 'made of')
  Sentence : My pair of slippers ( was made of , were made of ) rubber.
  Answer   : was made of
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-27
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[SAP_G4_P027_Q09] (Page 27 | Subject-verb agreement with passive voice 'made of')
  Sentence : His white shirt ( is made of , are made of ) silk.
  Answer   : is made of
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-27
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[SAP_G4_P027_Q10] (Page 27 | Pronoun agreement with passive voice 'made of')
  Sentence : These flowers are not real. They ( is made of , are made of ) plastic.
  Answer   : are made of
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-27
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[SAP_G4_P028_Q01] (Page 28 | Passive Voice / Verb Phrase ('made of'))
  Sentence : The tyres of a car _____ rubber.
  Answer   : are made of
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-28
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[SAP_G4_P028_Q02] (Page 28 | Passive Voice / Verb Phrase ('made of'))
  Sentence : The furniture in the house _____ cane.
  Answer   : is made of
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-28
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[SAP_G4_P028_Q03] (Page 28 | Passive Voice / Verb Phrase ('made of'))
  Sentence : The earrings she lost _____ gold.
  Answer   : were made of
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-28
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[SAP_G4_P028_Q04] (Page 28 | Passive Voice / Verb Phrase ('made of'))
  Sentence : Most of these garments _____ cotton.
  Answer   : are made of
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-28
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[SAP_G4_P028_Q05] (Page 28 | Passive Voice / Verb Phrase ('made of'))
  Sentence : The handle of the pot _____ plastic.
  Answer   : is made of
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-28
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[SAP_G4_P028_Q06] (Page 28 | Passive Voice / Verb Phrase ('made of'))
  Sentence : The sweater which I am wearing _____ wool.
  Answer   : is made of
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-28
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[SAP_G4_P028_Q07] (Page 28 | Passive Voice / Verb Phrase ('made of'))
  Sentence : The man is selling wallets which _____ leather.
  Answer   : are made of
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-28
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[SAP_G4_P028_Q08] (Page 28 | Passive Voice / Verb Phrase ('made of'))
  Sentence : These forks and spoons are expensive. They _____ silver.
  Answer   : are made of
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-28
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[SAP_G4_P028_Q09] (Page 28 | Passive Voice / Verb Phrase ('made of'))
  Sentence : Those old coins _____ copper.
  Answer   : were made of
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-28
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[SAP_G4_P028_Q10] (Page 28 | Passive Voice / Verb Phrase ('made of'))
  Sentence : The fence _____ wood.
  Answer   : is made of
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-28
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[SAP_G4_P028_Q01] (Page 28 | Sentence Structure / Word Order)
  Sentence : cotton. of blouse made Sharon's is
  Answer   : Sharon's blouse is made of cotton.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-28
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[SAP_G4_P028_Q02] (Page 28 | Sentence Structure / Word Order)
  Sentence : straw. hat made of is This
  Answer   : This hat is made of straw.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-28
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[SAP_G4_P028_Q03] (Page 28 | Sentence Structure / Word Order)
  Sentence : bags of are Those canvas. made
  Answer   : Those bags are made of canvas.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-28
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[SAP_G4_P028_Q04] (Page 28 | Sentence Structure / Word Order)
  Sentence : made of Most are glass. windows
  Answer   : Most windows are made of glass.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-28
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[SAP_G4_P028_Q05] (Page 28 | Sentence Structure / Word Order)
  Sentence : The must made clay. pot be of
  Answer   : The pot must be made of clay.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-28
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[SAP_G4_P028_Q06] (Page 28 | Sentence Structure / Word Order)
  Sentence : cardboard. of made are boxes Those
  Answer   : Those boxes are made of cardboard.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-28
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[SAP_G4_P030_Q01] (Page 30 | Simple Future Tense)
  Sentence : Sabrina _____ happy to hear the good news. (be)
  Answer   : will be
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-30
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[SAP_G4_P030_Q02] (Page 30 | Simple Future Tense)
  Sentence : I am afraid some of the students _____ to bring their school fees tomorrow. (forget)
  Answer   : will forget
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-30
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[SAP_G4_P030_Q03] (Page 30 | Simple Future Tense)
  Sentence : I _____ hard for the examination. (study)
  Answer   : will study
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-30
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[SAP_G4_P030_Q04] (Page 30 | Simple Future Tense)
  Sentence : The plane _____ at the airport shortly. (arrive)
  Answer   : will arrive
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-30
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[SAP_G4_P030_Q05] (Page 30 | Simple Future Tense)
  Sentence : We _____ the party tonight. (attend)
  Answer   : will attend
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-30
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[SAP_G4_P030_Q06] (Page 30 | Simple Future Tense)
  Sentence : This sad story _____ you cry. (make)
  Answer   : will make
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-30
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[SAP_G4_P030_Q07] (Page 30 | Simple Future Tense)
  Sentence : My twin brother and I _____ performing a song tomorrow. (be)
  Answer   : will be
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-30
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[SAP_G4_P030_Q08] (Page 30 | Simple Future Tense)
  Sentence : Dr Mason _____ a speech at the conference next week. (give)
  Answer   : will give
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-30
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[SAP_G4_P030_Q01] (Page 30 | Modal Verbs (shall / will))
  Sentence : Mr Olivier parked his car in front of a shop. He and his wife were about to get out when a police officer appeared. "You cannot park your car here. It (1) _____ obstruct traffic.
  Answer   : will
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-30
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[SAP_G4_P030_Q02] (Page 30 | Modal Verbs (shall / will))
  Sentence : You (2) _____ have to park somewhere else," said the police officer.
  Answer   : will
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-30
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[SAP_G4_P030_Q03] (Page 30 | Modal Verbs (shall / will))
  Sentence : "I (3) _____ only take a few minutes.
  Answer   : will
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[SAP_G4_P030_Q04] (Page 30 | Modal Verbs (shall / will))
  Sentence : My wife and I need to buy something, then we (4) _____ be on our way," replied Mr Olivier.
  Answer   : shall
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-30
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[SAP_G4_P030_Q05] (Page 30 | Modal Verbs (shall / will))
  Sentence : "I am sorry, but if you park here, then I (5) _____ have to issue a summons," said the police officer. After warning them, the police officer left on his motorcycle.
  Answer   : shall
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-30
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[SAP_G4_P031_Q01] (Page 31 | Conjunctions)
  Sentence : The students went to their classrooms. The school bell rang.
  Answer   : When the school bell rang, the students went to their classrooms.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-31
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[SAP_G4_P031_Q02] (Page 31 | Conjunctions)
  Sentence : The man hurt himself. He fell off the ladder.
  Answer   : The man hurt himself when he fell off the ladder.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-31
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[SAP_G4_P031_Q03] (Page 31 | Conjunctions)
  Sentence : The dog saw the postal worker. It barked.
  Answer   : When the dog saw the postal worker, it barked.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-31
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[SAP_G4_P031_Q04] (Page 31 | Conjunctions)
  Sentence : I saw the smoke. I called the fire brigade.
  Answer   : When I saw the smoke, I called the fire brigade.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-31
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[SAP_G4_P031_Q05] (Page 31 | Conjunctions)
  Sentence : You must drive carefully. The roads are wet.
  Answer   : You must drive carefully when the roads are wet.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-31
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[SAP_G4_P031_Q06] (Page 31 | Conjunctions)
  Sentence : She visits the dentist. She has a toothache.
  Answer   : She visits the dentist when she has a toothache.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-31
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[SAP_G4_P033_Q01] (Page 33 | Comparative Adverbs)
  Sentence : My sister sings _____ than my cousin. (beautiful)
  Answer   : more beautifully
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-33
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[SAP_G4_P033_Q02] (Page 33 | Comparative Adverbs)
  Sentence : Peter came _____ than the rest. (late)
  Answer   : later
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-33
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[SAP_G4_P033_Q03] (Page 33 | Comparative Adverbs)
  Sentence : It rained _____ today than it did yesterday. (heavily)
  Answer   : more heavily
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-33
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[SAP_G4_P033_Q04] (Page 33 | Comparative Adverbs)
  Sentence : An aeroplane can fly _____ than a bird. (fast)
  Answer   : faster
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-33
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[SAP_G4_P033_Q05] (Page 33 | Comparative Adverbs)
  Sentence : My torch shines _____ than yours. (brightly)
  Answer   : more brightly
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-33
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[SAP_G4_P033_Q06] (Page 33 | Comparative Adverbs)
  Sentence : Mr Abbott gave _____ to the Community Chest than Mr Janson. (generously)
  Answer   : more generously
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-33
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[SAP_G4_P033_Q07] (Page 33 | Comparative Adverbs)
  Sentence : William behaves _____ than his brother. (politely)
  Answer   : more politely
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-33
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[SAP_G4_P033_Q08] (Page 33 | Comparative Adverbs)
  Sentence : John studied _____ than I did for the test, so his results are better than mine. (hard)
  Answer   : harder
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-33
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[SAP_G4_P033_Q09] (Page 33 | Comparative Adverbs)
  Sentence : Jasmine speaks _____ than Tania. (softly)
  Answer   : more softly
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-33
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[SAP_G4_P033_Q10] (Page 33 | Comparative Adverbs)
  Sentence : The speaker spoke _____ than his opponent. (clearly)
  Answer   : more clearly
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-33
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[SAP_G4_P034_Q01] (Page 34 | Future Time using 'Shall' and 'Will')
  Sentence : I ( shall , will ) go to the beach tomorrow.
  Answer   : shall
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-34
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[SAP_G4_P034_Q02] (Page 34 | Future Time using 'Shall' and 'Will')
  Sentence : My parents ( shall , will ) visit my uncle in Australia next month.
  Answer   : will
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-34
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[SAP_G4_P034_Q03] (Page 34 | Future Time using 'Shall' and 'Will')
  Sentence : The workers ( shall , will ) finish the renovation next week.
  Answer   : will
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-34
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[SAP_G4_P034_Q04] (Page 34 | Future Time using 'Shall' and 'Will')
  Sentence : We ( shall , will ) see a movie tonight.
  Answer   : shall
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-34
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[SAP_G4_P034_Q05] (Page 34 | Future Time using 'Shall' and 'Will')
  Sentence : The new restaurant ( shall , will ) be opened next year.
  Answer   : will
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-34
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[SAP_G4_P034_Q06] (Page 34 | Future Time using 'Shall' and 'Will')
  Sentence : My mother ( shall , will ) bake a birthday cake for me.
  Answer   : will
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-34
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[SAP_G4_P034_Q07] (Page 34 | Future Time using 'Shall' and 'Will')
  Sentence : Mr Stevens ( shall , will ) buy a new van soon.
  Answer   : will
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-34
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[SAP_G4_P034_Q08] (Page 34 | Future Time using 'Shall' and 'Will')
  Sentence : My family and I ( shall , will ) leave for Europe tonight.
  Answer   : shall
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-34
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[SAP_G4_P034_Q09] (Page 34 | Future Time using 'Shall' and 'Will')
  Sentence : Mandy and Alicia ( shall , will ) go to the library tomorrow.
  Answer   : will
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-34
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[SAP_G4_P034_Q10] (Page 34 | Future Time using 'Shall' and 'Will')
  Sentence : Susan ( shall , will ) write a letter to her pen friend.
  Answer   : will
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-34
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[SAP_G4_P034_Q01] (Page 34 | Comparative Adverbs)
  Sentence : fast _____
  Answer   : faster
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-34
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[SAP_G4_P034_Q02] (Page 34 | Comparative Adverbs)
  Sentence : patiently _____
  Answer   : more patiently
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-34
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[SAP_G4_P034_Q03] (Page 34 | Comparative Adverbs)
  Sentence : hard _____
  Answer   : harder
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-34
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[SAP_G4_P034_Q04] (Page 34 | Comparative Adverbs)
  Sentence : near _____
  Answer   : nearer
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-34
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[SAP_G4_P034_Q05] (Page 34 | Comparative Adverbs)
  Sentence : slowly _____
  Answer   : more slowly
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-34
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[SAP_G4_P034_Q06] (Page 34 | Comparative Adverbs)
  Sentence : soundly _____
  Answer   : more soundly
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-34
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[SAP_G4_P034_Q07] (Page 34 | Comparative Adverbs)
  Sentence : late _____
  Answer   : later
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-34
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[SAP_G4_P034_Q08] (Page 34 | Comparative Adverbs)
  Sentence : far _____
  Answer   : farther / further
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-34
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[SAP_G4_P035_Q01] (Page 35 | Habitual action in the past with 'used to')
  Sentence : My sister was afraid of spiders.
  Answer   : My sister used to be afraid of spiders.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-35
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[SAP_G4_P035_Q02] (Page 35 | Habitual action in the past with 'used to')
  Sentence : Mr Beins worked in that factory as a manager.
  Answer   : Mr Beins used to work in that factory as a manager.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-35
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[SAP_G4_P035_Q03] (Page 35 | Habitual action in the past with 'used to')
  Sentence : This island was a small fishing village.
  Answer   : This island used to be a small fishing village.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-35
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[SAP_G4_P035_Q04] (Page 35 | Habitual action in the past with 'used to')
  Sentence : I jogged five kilometres daily.
  Answer   : I used to jog five kilometres daily.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-35
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[SAP_G4_P035_Q05] (Page 35 | Habitual action in the past with 'used to')
  Sentence : My neighbours made a lot of noise.
  Answer   : My neighbours used to make a lot of noise.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-35
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[SAP_G4_P035_Q06] (Page 35 | Habitual action in the past with 'used to')
  Sentence : Rodney was rude and lazy.
  Answer   : Rodney used to be rude and lazy.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-35
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[SAP_G4_P036_Q01] (Page 36 | used to + infinitive)
  Sentence : My family and I used to _____ to the beach regularly.
  Answer   : 1
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-36
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[SAP_G4_P036_Q02] (Page 36 | used to + infinitive)
  Sentence : We used to _____ to school.
  Answer   : 3
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-36
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[SAP_G4_P036_Q03] (Page 36 | used to + infinitive)
  Sentence : Mr Harrison used to _____ football in school.
  Answer   : 2
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-36
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[SAP_G4_P036_Q04] (Page 36 | used to + infinitive)
  Sentence : I used to _____ with my friends and relatives.
  Answer   : 1
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-36
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[SAP_G4_P036_Q05] (Page 36 | used to + infinitive)
  Sentence : These pants used to _____ me, but now they are too tight.
  Answer   : 3
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-36
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[SAP_G4_P036_Q06] (Page 36 | used to + infinitive)
  Sentence : David used to _____ all day.
  Answer   : 4
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-36
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[SAP_G4_P036_Q07] (Page 36 | used to + infinitive)
  Sentence : My uncle used to _____ in a small village.
  Answer   : 2
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-36
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[SAP_G4_P036_Q08] (Page 36 | used to + infinitive)
  Sentence : My husband used to _____ me to work.
  Answer   : 1
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-36
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[SAP_G4_P036_Q09] (Page 36 | used to + infinitive)
  Sentence : Mr Richard used to _____ fruit for a living.
  Answer   : 4
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-36
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[SAP_G4_P036_Q10] (Page 36 | used to + infinitive)
  Sentence : My father used to _____ me funny stories.
  Answer   : 1
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-36
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[SAP_G4_P037_Q01] (Page 37 | Comparative Adverbs)
  Sentence : David runs ( fast , faster ) than Gary.
  Answer   : faster
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-37
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[SAP_G4_P037_Q02] (Page 37 | Comparative Adverbs)
  Sentence : My brother drives ( carefully , more carefully ) than my sister.
  Answer   : more carefully
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-37
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[SAP_G4_P037_Q03] (Page 37 | Positive Adverbs)
  Sentence : Aaron kicked the ball ( high , higher ) up into the air.
  Answer   : high
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-37
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[SAP_G4_P037_Q04] (Page 37 | Positive Adverbs (as...as))
  Sentence : Jason works as ( hard , harder ) as everyone else.
  Answer   : hard
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-37
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[SAP_G4_P037_Q05] (Page 37 | Positive Adverbs)
  Sentence : The cat ran ( quickly , more quickly ) down the road.
  Answer   : quickly
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-37
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[SAP_G4_P037_Q06] (Page 37 | Comparative Adverbs)
  Sentence : The parcel arrived ( soon , sooner ) than I expected.
  Answer   : sooner
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-37
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[SAP_G4_P037_Q07] (Page 37 | Comparative Adverbs)
  Sentence : Mary writes ( neatly , more neatly ) than Sarah.
  Answer   : more neatly
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-37
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[SAP_G4_P037_Q08] (Page 37 | Comparative Adverbs)
  Sentence : The rain is coming down ( strongly , more strongly ) than it did just now.
  Answer   : more strongly
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-37
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[SAP_G4_P037_Q09] (Page 37 | Positive Adverbs)
  Sentence : Those who come ( early , earlier ) will get good seats at the stadium.
  Answer   : early
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-37
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[SAP_G4_P037_Q10] (Page 37 | Comparative Adverbs)
  Sentence : Can this battery last ( long , longer ) than the others?
  Answer   : longer
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-37
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[SAP_G4_P037_Q01] (Page 37 | Indirect Objects / Object Pronouns)
  Sentence : My mother will bake ( I , me , mine ) a birthday cake.
  Answer   : me
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-37
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[SAP_G4_P037_Q02] (Page 37 | Indirect Objects / Object Pronouns)
  Sentence : Lucy lent ( he , his , him ) some money.
  Answer   : him
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-37
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[SAP_G4_P037_Q03] (Page 37 | Indirect Objects / Object Pronouns)
  Sentence : The sales assistant showed ( them , their , they ) the product.
  Answer   : them
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-37
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[SAP_G4_P037_Q04] (Page 37 | Indirect Objects / Object Pronouns)
  Sentence : Mr Abel gave ( hers , she , her ) a bouquet of roses.
  Answer   : her
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-37
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[SAP_G4_P037_Q05] (Page 37 | Indirect Objects / Object Pronouns)
  Sentence : Our teacher told ( us , we , our ) a story.
  Answer   : us
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-37
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[SAP_G4_P037_Q06] (Page 37 | Indirect Objects / Object Pronouns)
  Sentence : My aunt bought ( we , they , me ) a present.
  Answer   : me
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-37
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[SAP_G4_P037_Q07] (Page 37 | Indirect Objects / Object Pronouns)
  Sentence : The employer paid ( my , our , them ) their salaries.
  Answer   : them
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-37
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[SAP_G4_P037_Q08] (Page 37 | Indirect Objects / Object Pronouns)
  Sentence : The seamstress sewed ( her , his , their ) a new dress.
  Answer   : her
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-37
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[SAP_G4_P037_Q09] (Page 37 | Indirect Objects / Object Pronouns)
  Sentence : Nicholas sold ( I , me , hers ) his new bicycle.
  Answer   : me
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-37
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[SAP_G4_P037_Q10] (Page 37 | Indirect Objects / Object Pronouns)
  Sentence : James wrote ( they , we , her ) a letter.
  Answer   : her
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-37
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[SAP_G4_P038_Q01] (Page 38 | Direct and Indirect Objects)
  Sentence : The teacher asked the students _____.
  Answer   : 
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-38
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[SAP_G4_P038_Q02] (Page 38 | Direct and Indirect Objects)
  Sentence : My friend showed me _____.
  Answer   : 
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-38
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[SAP_G4_P038_Q03] (Page 38 | Direct and Indirect Objects)
  Sentence : The principal asked the boy _____.
  Answer   : 
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-38
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[SAP_G4_P038_Q04] (Page 38 | Direct and Indirect Objects)
  Sentence : My pen friend wrote me _____.
  Answer   : 
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-38
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[SAP_G4_P038_Q05] (Page 38 | Direct and Indirect Objects)
  Sentence : The generous man gave his son _____.
  Answer   : 
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-38
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[SAP_G4_P038_Q06] (Page 38 | Direct and Indirect Objects)
  Sentence : Pamela lent her friend _____.
  Answer   : 
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-38
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[SAP_G4_P038_Q07] (Page 38 | Direct and Indirect Objects)
  Sentence : I offered the old lady _____.
  Answer   : 
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-38
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[SAP_G4_P038_Q08] (Page 38 | Direct and Indirect Objects)
  Sentence : We gave the children _____.
  Answer   : 
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-38
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[SAP_G4_P038_Q09] (Page 38 | Direct and Indirect Objects)
  Sentence : My father will buy me _____.
  Answer   : 
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-38
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[SAP_G4_P038_Q10] (Page 38 | Direct and Indirect Objects)
  Sentence : Andy showed his parents _____.
  Answer   : 
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-38
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[SAP_G4_P039_Q01] (Page 39 | Direct and Indirect Objects)
  Sentence : What did Mr Jones buy his daughter? (a dress)
  Answer   : Mr Jones bought his daughter a dress.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-39
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[SAP_G4_P039_Q02] (Page 39 | Direct and Indirect Objects)
  Sentence : What did Mr Lyson give the honest boy? (a reward)
  Answer   : Mr Lyson gave the honest boy a reward.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-39
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[SAP_G4_P039_Q03] (Page 39 | Direct and Indirect Objects)
  Sentence : What did Randy show his parents? (his report book)
  Answer   : Randy showed his parents his report book.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-39
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[SAP_G4_P039_Q04] (Page 39 | Direct and Indirect Objects)
  Sentence : What did Peter lend George? (his bicycle)
  Answer   : Peter lent George his bicycle.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-39
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[SAP_G4_P039_Q05] (Page 39 | Direct and Indirect Objects)
  Sentence : What will Jane give her best friend? (a handmade card)
  Answer   : Jane will give her best friend a handmade card.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-39
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[SAP_G4_P039_Q06] (Page 39 | Direct and Indirect Objects)
  Sentence : What did your father build you? (a treehouse)
  Answer   : My father built me a treehouse.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-39
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[SAP_G4_P041_Q01] (Page 41 | Present Perfect Tense)
  Sentence : The children have ( take , took , taken ) their dinner.
  Answer   : taken
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-41
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[SAP_G4_P041_Q02] (Page 41 | Present Perfect Tense)
  Sentence : Judy has ( posted , posts , post ) the letter.
  Answer   : posted
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-41
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[SAP_G4_P041_Q03] (Page 41 | Present Perfect Tense)
  Sentence : Mother has ( sweep , swept , sweeps ) the floor.
  Answer   : swept
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-41
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[SAP_G4_P041_Q04] (Page 41 | Present Perfect Tense)
  Sentence : The concert has just ( begin , began , begun ).
  Answer   : begun
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-41
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[SAP_G4_P041_Q05] (Page 41 | Present Perfect Tense)
  Sentence : We have ( see , seen , saw ) this movie.
  Answer   : seen
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-41
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[SAP_G4_P041_Q06] (Page 41 | Present Perfect Tense)
  Sentence : Somebody has ( stolen , stole , steal ) my new bicycle.
  Answer   : stolen
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-41
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[SAP_G4_P041_Q07] (Page 41 | Present Perfect Tense)
  Sentence : She has ( take , taken , took ) the dog for a walk.
  Answer   : taken
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-41
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[SAP_G4_P041_Q08] (Page 41 | Present Perfect Tense)
  Sentence : I have ( write , wrote , written ) a letter to my parents.
  Answer   : written
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-41
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[SAP_G4_P041_Q09] (Page 41 | Present Perfect Tense)
  Sentence : The cyclist has ( injure , injures , injured ) himself badly.
  Answer   : injured
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-41
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[SAP_G4_P041_Q10] (Page 41 | Present Perfect Tense)
  Sentence : The students have ( finish , finishes , finished ) their examinations.
  Answer   : finished
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-41
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[SAP_G4_P042_Q01] (Page 42 | Present Perfect Tense)
  Sentence : Mr Mendoza _____ in this school for many years. (teach)
  Answer   : has taught
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-42
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[SAP_G4_P042_Q02] (Page 42 | Present Perfect Tense)
  Sentence : Mrs Wilkins _____ the birthday cake. (bake)
  Answer   : has baked
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-42
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[SAP_G4_P042_Q03] (Page 42 | Present Perfect Tense)
  Sentence : The students _____ already _____ their homework. (do)
  Answer   : have, done
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-42
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[SAP_G4_P042_Q04] (Page 42 | Present Perfect Tense)
  Sentence : The lion _____ the deer. (catch)
  Answer   : has caught
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-42
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[SAP_G4_P042_Q05] (Page 42 | Present Perfect Tense)
  Sentence : Miss Reeves _____ the first prize in the essay writing competition. (win)
  Answer   : has won
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-42
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[SAP_G4_P042_Q06] (Page 42 | Present Perfect Tense)
  Sentence : The waiter _____ some of the dishes. (keep)
  Answer   : has kept
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-42
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[SAP_G4_P042_Q07] (Page 42 | Present Perfect Tense)
  Sentence : The birds _____ to their nests. (fly)
  Answer   : have flown
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-42
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[SAP_G4_P042_Q08] (Page 42 | Present Perfect Tense)
  Sentence : The baby _____ the whole bottle of milk. (drink)
  Answer   : has drunk
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-42
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[SAP_G4_P043_Q01] (Page 43 | Present Perfect Tense)
  Sentence : painted the house. have men The
  Answer   : The men have painted the house.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-43
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[SAP_G4_P043_Q02] (Page 43 | Present Perfect Tense)
  Sentence : film. has this seen David
  Answer   : David has seen this film.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-43
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[SAP_G4_P043_Q03] (Page 43 | Present Perfect Tense)
  Sentence : I composition. just written the have
  Answer   : I have just written the composition.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-43
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[SAP_G4_P043_Q04] (Page 43 | Present Perfect Tense)
  Sentence : cooked My has mother dinner. already
  Answer   : My mother has already cooked dinner.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-43
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[SAP_G4_P043_Q05] (Page 43 | Present Perfect Tense)
  Sentence : destroyed has the houses. The fire
  Answer   : The fire has destroyed the houses.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-43
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[SAP_G4_P043_Q06] (Page 43 | Present Perfect Tense)
  Sentence : visited the Jane orphanage has twice.
  Answer   : Jane has visited the orphanage twice.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-43
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[SAP_G4_P044_Q01] (Page 44 | Present Perfect Tense)
  Sentence : David (1) _____ (write) several emails to me.
  Answer   : has written
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-44
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[SAP_G4_P044_Q02] (Page 44 | Present Perfect Tense)
  Sentence : I (2) _____ (send) him some parcels and postcards.
  Answer   : have sent
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-44
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[SAP_G4_P044_Q03] (Page 44 | Present Perfect Tense)
  Sentence : In this email, David tells me that he (3) _____ just _____ (take) up stamp collecting as his hobby.
  Answer   : has taken
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-44
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[SAP_G4_P044_Q04] (Page 44 | Present Perfect Tense)
  Sentence : He (4) _____ already _____ (collect) many stamps from different countries
  Answer   : has collected
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-44
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[SAP_G4_P044_Q05] (Page 44 | Present Perfect Tense)
  Sentence : and (5) _____ (arrange) them in an album.
  Answer   : has arranged
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-44
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[SAP_G4_P044_Q06] (Page 44 | Present Perfect Tense)
  Sentence : I, too, (6) _____ (ask) him to send me some stamps from his country.
  Answer   : have asked
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-44
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[SAP_G4_P044_Q07] (Page 44 | Present Perfect Tense)
  Sentence : So far, he (7) _____ already _____ (give) me ten beautiful stamps from New Zealand.
  Answer   : has given
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-44
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[SAP_G4_P044_Q08] (Page 44 | Present Perfect Tense)
  Sentence : I (8) _____ (decide) to send him some Singapore stamps in my next parcel to him.
  Answer   : have decided
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-44
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[SAP_G4_P045_Q01] (Page 45 | Direct and Indirect Objects)
  Sentence : showed The sales assistant a white dress. Carol
  Answer   : The sales assistant showed Carol a white dress.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-45
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[SAP_G4_P045_Q02] (Page 45 | Direct and Indirect Objects)
  Sentence : a picture. painted The artist them
  Answer   : The artist painted them a picture.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-45
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[SAP_G4_P045_Q03] (Page 45 | Direct and Indirect Objects)
  Sentence : some lemonade. Sharon me poured
  Answer   : Sharon poured me some lemonade.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-45
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[SAP_G4_P045_Q04] (Page 45 | Direct and Indirect Objects)
  Sentence : us Our test. gave teacher a
  Answer   : Our teacher gave us a test.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-45
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[SAP_G4_P045_Q05] (Page 45 | Direct and Indirect Objects)
  Sentence : kite. brother made a My me
  Answer   : My brother made me a kite.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-45
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[SAP_G4_P045_Q06] (Page 45 | Direct and Indirect Objects)
  Sentence : the cat You milk. some must give
  Answer   : You must give the cat some milk.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-45
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[SAP_G4_P045_Q01] (Page 45 | Present Perfect Tense with 'Ever')
  Sentence : Has Mary ever ( be , been , being ) to a circus?
  Answer   : been
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-45
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[SAP_G4_P045_Q02] (Page 45 | Present Perfect Tense with 'Ever')
  Sentence : Have Peter and John ever ( see , saw , seen ) a camel?
  Answer   : seen
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-45
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[SAP_G4_P045_Q03] (Page 45 | Present Perfect Tense with 'Ever')
  Sentence : Has Alfred ever ( take , taken , took ) part in a contest?
  Answer   : taken
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-45
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[SAP_G4_P045_Q04] (Page 45 | Present Perfect Tense with 'Ever')
  Sentence : Have you ever ( eaten , eat , ate ) a grapefruit?
  Answer   : eaten
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-45
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[SAP_G4_P045_Q05] (Page 45 | Present Perfect Tense with 'Ever')
  Sentence : Has your father ever ( lost , lose , loses ) his temper?
  Answer   : lost
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-45
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[SAP_G4_P045_Q06] (Page 45 | Present Perfect Tense with 'Ever')
  Sentence : Has George ever ( do , does , done ) this before?
  Answer   : done
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-45
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[SAP_G4_P045_Q07] (Page 45 | Present Perfect Tense with 'Ever')
  Sentence : Have the children ever ( drink , drunk , drank ) green tea?
  Answer   : drunk
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-45
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[SAP_G4_P045_Q08] (Page 45 | Present Perfect Tense with 'Ever')
  Sentence : Has Mr Parker ever ( drive , drove , driven ) a lorry?
  Answer   : driven
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-45
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[SAP_G4_P045_Q09] (Page 45 | Present Perfect Tense with 'Ever')
  Sentence : Has Samantha ever ( ridden , rode , ride ) a bicycle?
  Answer   : ridden
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-45
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[SAP_G4_P045_Q10] (Page 45 | Present Perfect Tense with 'Ever')
  Sentence : Have Susie and Fred ever ( touch , touched , touches ) an elephant?
  Answer   : touched
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-45
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[SAP_G4_P046_Q01] (Page 46 | Present Perfect Tense)
  Sentence : _____ you ever _____ a koala? (see)
  Answer   : Have ... seen
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-46
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[SAP_G4_P046_Q02] (Page 46 | Present Perfect Tense)
  Sentence : _____ Eddy and Edward ever _____ a mountain? (climb)
  Answer   : Have ... climbed
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-46
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[SAP_G4_P046_Q03] (Page 46 | Present Perfect Tense)
  Sentence : _____ Miss Brown ever _____ to China? (be)
  Answer   : Has ... been
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-46
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[SAP_G4_P046_Q04] (Page 46 | Present Perfect Tense)
  Sentence : _____ the children ever _____ a horror movie? (watch)
  Answer   : Have ... watched
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-46
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[SAP_G4_P046_Q05] (Page 46 | Present Perfect Tense)
  Sentence : _____ Jill ever _____ in an aeroplane? (fly)
  Answer   : Has ... flown
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-46
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[SAP_G4_P046_Q06] (Page 46 | Present Perfect Tense)
  Sentence : _____ Fanny ever _____ in this pool? (swim)
  Answer   : Has ... swum
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-46
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[SAP_G4_P046_Q07] (Page 46 | Present Perfect Tense)
  Sentence : _____ the girls ever _____ in a concert? (sing)
  Answer   : Have ... sung
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-46
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[SAP_G4_P046_Q08] (Page 46 | Present Perfect Tense)
  Sentence : _____ Mr Jones ever _____ a coconut? (taste)
  Answer   : Has ... tasted
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-46
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[SAP_G4_P046_Q09] (Page 46 | Present Perfect Tense)
  Sentence : _____ you ever _____ your own kite? (make)
  Answer   : Have ... made
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-46
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[SAP_G4_P046_Q10] (Page 46 | Present Perfect Tense)
  Sentence : _____ your cat ever _____ from a tree? (jump)
  Answer   : Has ... jumped
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-46
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[SAP_G4_P048_Q01] (Page 48 | Passive Voice)
  Sentence : At the circus, the animals are ( keep , keeps , kept ) in cages.
  Answer   : kept
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-48
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[SAP_G4_P048_Q02] (Page 48 | Passive Voice)
  Sentence : These souvenirs are usually ( sold , sell , sells ) to tourists.
  Answer   : sold
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-48
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[SAP_G4_P048_Q03] (Page 48 | Passive Voice)
  Sentence : English is ( speak , spoke , spoken ) by almost everyone.
  Answer   : spoken
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-48
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[SAP_G4_P048_Q04] (Page 48 | Passive Voice)
  Sentence : That book is ( write , written , wrote ) by Enid Blyton.
  Answer   : written
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-48
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[SAP_G4_P048_Q05] (Page 48 | Passive Voice)
  Sentence : The flock of sheep is ( driven , drove , drive ) to the field every morning.
  Answer   : driven
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-48
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[SAP_G4_P048_Q06] (Page 48 | Passive Voice)
  Sentence : Pendants are ( wear , worn , wore ) around the neck.
  Answer   : worn
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-48
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[SAP_G4_P048_Q07] (Page 48 | Passive Voice)
  Sentence : Rice is ( grow , grows , grown ) in Thailand.
  Answer   : grown
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-48
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[SAP_G4_P048_Q08] (Page 48 | Passive Voice)
  Sentence : Children programmes are ( shown , show , showed ) on television every morning.
  Answer   : shown
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-48
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[SAP_G4_P049_Q01] (Page 49 | passive voice (simple present tense))
  Sentence : The animals _____ by the zoo-keepers. (feed)
  Answer   : are fed
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-49
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[SAP_G4_P049_Q02] (Page 49 | passive voice (simple present tense))
  Sentence : Fish and meat _____ in the market. (sell)
  Answer   : are sold
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-49
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[SAP_G4_P049_Q03] (Page 49 | passive voice (simple present tense))
  Sentence : The houses here _____ mostly _____ of bricks and cement. (build)
  Answer   : are, built
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-49
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[SAP_G4_P049_Q04] (Page 49 | passive voice (simple present tense))
  Sentence : Several important people _____ to the party. (invite)
  Answer   : are invited
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-49
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[SAP_G4_P049_Q05] (Page 49 | passive voice (simple present tense))
  Sentence : The floor of the classroom _____ daily. (sweep)
  Answer   : is swept
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-49
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[SAP_G4_P049_Q06] (Page 49 | passive voice (simple present tense))
  Sentence : The knife _____ of steel. (make)
  Answer   : is made
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-49
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[SAP_G4_P049_Q07] (Page 49 | passive voice (simple present tense))
  Sentence : Aprons _____ in this factory. (sew)
  Answer   : are sewn
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-49
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[SAP_G4_P049_Q08] (Page 49 | passive voice (simple present tense))
  Sentence : The grass in our school field _____ once a month. (cut)
  Answer   : is cut
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-49
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[SAP_G4_P050_Q01] (Page 50 | Passive Voice)
  Sentence : <u>The soldiers</u> raise the flag every morning.
  Answer   : The flag is raised every morning.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-50
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[SAP_G4_P050_Q02] (Page 50 | Passive Voice)
  Sentence : <u>We</u> cook food in the kitchen.
  Answer   : Food is cooked in the kitchen.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-50
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[SAP_G4_P050_Q03] (Page 50 | Passive Voice)
  Sentence : <u>The manager</u> keeps the money in the safe.
  Answer   : The money is kept in the safe.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-50
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[SAP_G4_P050_Q04] (Page 50 | Passive Voice)
  Sentence : <u>My father</u> paints the fence every year.
  Answer   : The fence is painted every year.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-50
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[SAP_G4_P050_Q05] (Page 50 | Passive Voice)
  Sentence : <u>The workers</u> pack the fruit in crates.
  Answer   : The fruit is packed in crates.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-50
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[SAP_G4_P051_Q01] (Page 51 | Passive Voice (Simple Past Tense))
  Sentence : My car ( was repaired , were repaired ) yesterday.
  Answer   : was repaired
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-51
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[SAP_G4_P051_Q02] (Page 51 | Passive Voice (Simple Past Tense))
  Sentence : The famous paintings ( was exhibited , were exhibited ) in the gallery.
  Answer   : were exhibited
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-51
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[SAP_G4_P051_Q03] (Page 51 | Passive Voice (Simple Past Tense))
  Sentence : The river ( was flooded , were flooded ) after the heavy rain.
  Answer   : was flooded
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-51
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[SAP_G4_P051_Q04] (Page 51 | Passive Voice (Simple Past Tense))
  Sentence : The soldiers ( was rewarded , were rewarded ) after the five-day training in the jungle.
  Answer   : were rewarded
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-51
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[SAP_G4_P051_Q05] (Page 51 | Passive Voice (Simple Past Tense))
  Sentence : The short story which won the first prize ( was written , were written ) by Daniel Lawson.
  Answer   : was written
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-51
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[SAP_G4_P051_Q06] (Page 51 | Passive Voice (Simple Past Tense))
  Sentence : The patient ( was examined , were examined ) by two different doctors.
  Answer   : was examined
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-51
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[SAP_G4_P051_Q07] (Page 51 | Passive Voice (Simple Past Tense))
  Sentence : The thief ( was caught , were caught ) by the police.
  Answer   : was caught
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-51
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[SAP_G4_P051_Q08] (Page 51 | Passive Voice (Simple Past Tense))
  Sentence : A lot of money ( was spent , were spent ) on the building of the new school.
  Answer   : was spent
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-51
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[SAP_G4_P051_Q09] (Page 51 | Passive Voice (Simple Past Tense))
  Sentence : One of the pages ( was torn , were torn ) from the book.
  Answer   : was torn
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-51
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[SAP_G4_P051_Q10] (Page 51 | Passive Voice (Simple Past Tense))
  Sentence : Some of the eggs I bought ( was broken , were broken ).
  Answer   : were broken
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-51
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[SAP_G4_P052_Q01] (Page 52 | Passive voice of the simple past tense)
  Sentence : The television set I bought _____ from Germany. (import)
  Answer   : was imported
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-52
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[SAP_G4_P052_Q02] (Page 52 | Passive voice of the simple past tense)
  Sentence : Mr Gerald _____ in an accident last week. (injure)
  Answer   : was injured
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-52
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[SAP_G4_P052_Q03] (Page 52 | Passive voice of the simple past tense)
  Sentence : The dress I wore _____ by my mother. (sew)
  Answer   : was sewn
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-52
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[SAP_G4_P052_Q04] (Page 52 | Passive voice of the simple past tense)
  Sentence : This programme _____ on television a few months ago. (show)
  Answer   : was shown
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-52
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[SAP_G4_P052_Q05] (Page 52 | Passive voice of the simple past tense)
  Sentence : The bangles she lost _____ of gold. (make)
  Answer   : were made
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-52
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[SAP_G4_P052_Q06] (Page 52 | Passive voice of the simple past tense)
  Sentence : The naughty students _____ by the principal this morning. (scold)
  Answer   : were scolded
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-52
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[SAP_G4_P052_Q07] (Page 52 | Passive voice of the simple past tense)
  Sentence : The drowning boy _____ by the lifeguard on duty. (save)
  Answer   : was saved
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-52
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[SAP_G4_P052_Q08] (Page 52 | Passive voice of the simple past tense)
  Sentence : The students _____ to do their homework. (remind)
  Answer   : were reminded
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-52
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[SAP_G4_P052_Q09] (Page 52 | Passive voice of the simple past tense)
  Sentence : The food _____ by the polite waitress. (serve)
  Answer   : was served
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-52
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[SAP_G4_P052_Q10] (Page 52 | Passive voice of the simple past tense)
  Sentence : A strange noise _____ coming from the kitchen. (hear)
  Answer   : was heard
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-52
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[SAP_G4_P053_Q01] (Page 53 | Passive Voice)
  Sentence : My uncle played the song on the piano.
  Answer   : The song was played on the piano.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-53
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[SAP_G4_P053_Q02] (Page 53 | Passive Voice)
  Sentence : The workers built a bridge across the river.
  Answer   : A bridge was built across the river.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-53
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[SAP_G4_P053_Q03] (Page 53 | Passive Voice)
  Sentence : I found your watch under the bed.
  Answer   : Your watch was found under the bed.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-53
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[SAP_G4_P053_Q04] (Page 53 | Passive Voice)
  Sentence : The gardener cut down the tree behind my house.
  Answer   : The tree behind my house was cut down.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-53
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[SAP_G4_P053_Q05] (Page 53 | Passive Voice)
  Sentence : Mr Elton rang the school bell for recess.
  Answer   : The school bell was rung for recess.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-53
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[SAP_G4_P056_Q01] (Page 56 | Past Continuous and Simple Past)
  Sentence : We were having our dinner when the doorbell _____.
(ring)
  Answer   : rang
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-56
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[SAP_G4_P056_Q02] (Page 56 | Past Continuous and Simple Past)
  Sentence : The children were walking along the road when they _____ the accident. (see)
  Answer   : saw
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-56
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[SAP_G4_P056_Q03] (Page 56 | Past Continuous and Simple Past)
  Sentence : I was fishing by the river when I _____ a snake. (spot)
  Answer   : spotted
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-56
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[SAP_G4_P056_Q04] (Page 56 | Past Continuous and Simple Past)
  Sentence : She was watching television when she _____ asleep. (fall)
  Answer   : fell
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-56
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[SAP_G4_P056_Q05] (Page 56 | Past Continuous and Simple Past)
  Sentence : We were having a picnic at the beach when it _____ to rain. (start)
  Answer   : started
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-56
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[SAP_G4_P056_Q06] (Page 56 | Past Continuous and Simple Past)
  Sentence : The boys were swimming in the pool when they _____ someone shout for help. (hear)
  Answer   : heard
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-56
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[SAP_G4_P056_Q07] (Page 56 | Past Continuous and Simple Past)
  Sentence : Mary was cleaning her room when her friend _____.
(call)
  Answer   : called
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-56
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[SAP_G4_P056_Q08] (Page 56 | Past Continuous and Simple Past)
  Sentence : Vincent was playing a game on the computer when his tutor _____ . (come)
  Answer   : came
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-56
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[SAP_G4_P056_Q09] (Page 56 | Past Continuous and Simple Past)
  Sentence : The children were playing football when the stray dog _____ across the field. (run)
  Answer   : ran
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-56
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[SAP_G4_P056_Q10] (Page 56 | Past Continuous and Simple Past)
  Sentence : The clerk was typing a letter when the manager _____ in. (walk)
  Answer   : walked
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-56
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[SAP_G4_P057_Q01] (Page 57 | Past continuous tense)
  Sentence : The children _____ television when the lights went out. (watch)
  Answer   : were watching
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-57
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[SAP_G4_P057_Q02] (Page 57 | Past continuous tense)
  Sentence : I _____ on the stool when it broke. (sit)
  Answer   : was sitting
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-57
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[SAP_G4_P057_Q03] (Page 57 | Past continuous tense)
  Sentence : Mrs Peares _____ in town when a thief snatched her purse. (shop)
  Answer   : was shopping
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-57
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[SAP_G4_P057_Q04] (Page 57 | Past continuous tense)
  Sentence : As we _____ in the park, we found a puppy. (jog)
  Answer   : were jogging
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-57
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[SAP_G4_P057_Q05] (Page 57 | Past continuous tense)
  Sentence : As I _____ the house, the postal worker came. (leave)
  Answer   : was leaving
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-57
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[SAP_G4_P057_Q06] (Page 57 | Past continuous tense)
  Sentence : While John _____ a letter, his sister walked into the room. (write)
  Answer   : was writing
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-57
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[SAP_G4_P057_Q07] (Page 57 | Past continuous tense)
  Sentence : Marie dropped a plate while she _____ the table. (clear)
  Answer   : was clearing
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-57
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[SAP_G4_P057_Q08] (Page 57 | Past continuous tense)
  Sentence : The boy _____ up the tree when a bee stung him. (climb)
  Answer   : was climbing
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-57
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[SAP_G4_P057_Q09] (Page 57 | Past continuous tense)
  Sentence : The dog _____ at the stranger when the police officers arrived. (bark)
  Answer   : was barking
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-57
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[SAP_G4_P057_Q10] (Page 57 | Past continuous tense)
  Sentence : Mr and Mrs Miller _____ in the park when a boy on Rollerblades ran into them. (walk)
  Answer   : were walking
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-57
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[SAP_G4_P059_Q06] (Page 59 | Active and Passive Voice)
  Sentence : Jason read the story from the book aloud.
  Answer   : The story from the book was read aloud by Jason.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-59
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[SAP_G4_P059_Q07] (Page 59 | Active and Passive Voice)
  Sentence : My mother threw the stale bread into the dustbin.
  Answer   : The stale bread was thrown into the dustbin by my mother.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-59
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[SAP_G4_P059_Q08] (Page 59 | Active and Passive Voice)
  Sentence : The villagers caught several large snakes in the forest.
  Answer   : Several large snakes were caught in the forest by the villagers.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-59
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[SAP_G4_P059_Q09] (Page 59 | Active and Passive Voice)
  Sentence : The thugs kidnapped the rich man a few nights ago.
  Answer   : The rich man was kidnapped by the thugs a few nights ago.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-59
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[SAP_G4_P059_Q10] (Page 59 | Active and Passive Voice)
  Sentence : The housekeeper cleaned the windows yesterday.
  Answer   : The windows were cleaned by the housekeeper yesterday.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-59
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[SAP_G4_P060_Q01] (Page 60 | Conjunctions of time)
  Sentence : Susan brushes her teeth _____ she goes to bed.
  Answer   : before
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-60
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[SAP_G4_P060_Q02] (Page 60 | Coordinating conjunctions (contrast))
  Sentence : Henry fell from the stool, _____ he was not hurt.
  Answer   : but
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-60
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[SAP_G4_P060_Q03] (Page 60 | Coordinating conjunctions (result/consequence))
  Sentence : It was very warm in the room, _____ my father switched on the fan.
  Answer   : so
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-60
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[SAP_G4_P060_Q04] (Page 60 | Coordinating conjunctions (addition))
  Sentence : My friends _____ I went to the zoo last Sunday.
  Answer   : and
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-60
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[SAP_G4_P060_Q05] (Page 60 | Coordinating conjunctions (result/consequence))
  Sentence : Miss Davidson was not feeling well, _____ she went to the clinic.
  Answer   : so
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-60
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[SAP_G4_P060_Q06] (Page 60 | Subordinating conjunctions (cause/reason))
  Sentence : Some of the students were sad _____ they could not go on the class trip to Australia.
  Answer   : because
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-60
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[SAP_G4_P060_Q07] (Page 60 | Conjunctions of time)
  Sentence : Ken and Larry wiped themselves dry with a towel _____ they had swum in the pool.
  Answer   : after
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-60
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[SAP_G4_P060_Q08] (Page 60 | Conditional conjunctions)
  Sentence : I would have passed the examination with flying colours _____ I had studied a little harder.
  Answer   : if
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-60
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[SAP_G4_P060_Q09] (Page 60 | Coordinating conjunctions (choice/alternative))
  Sentence : Is your mother at home _____ has she gone out?
  Answer   : or
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-60
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[SAP_G4_P060_Q10] (Page 60 | Subordinating conjunctions (cause/reason))
  Sentence : The roads were flooded _____ there was a heavy rain.
  Answer   : because
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-60
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[SAP_G4_P061_Q01] (Page 61 | Conjunctions)
  Sentence : Mother sprayed insecticide at the cockroach. It was still alive.
  Answer   : Mother sprayed insecticide at the cockroach, but it was still alive.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-61
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[SAP_G4_P061_Q02] (Page 61 | Conjunctions)
  Sentence : The little girl cannot read. She cannot write.
  Answer   : The little girl cannot read or write.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-61
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[SAP_G4_P061_Q03] (Page 61 | Conjunctions)
  Sentence : Susan went to the beach. Her friends went to the beach.
  Answer   : Susan and her friends went to the beach.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-61
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[SAP_G4_P061_Q04] (Page 61 | Conjunctions)
  Sentence : It was very cold. I wore my coat.
  Answer   : It was very cold, so I wore my coat.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-61
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[SAP_G4_P061_Q05] (Page 61 | Conjunctions)
  Sentence : Mason fell. The floor was wet and slippery.
  Answer   : Mason fell because the floor was wet and slippery.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-61
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[SAP_G4_P061_Q06] (Page 61 | Conjunctions)
  Sentence : Nathan was late for school. He missed the bus.
  Answer   : Nathan was late for school because he missed the bus.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-61
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[SAP_G4_P061_Q07] (Page 61 | Conjunctions)
  Sentence : You will succeed. You work hard.
  Answer   : You will succeed if you work hard.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-61
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[SAP_G4_P061_Q08] (Page 61 | Conjunctions)
  Sentence : The food looks delicious. It tastes horrible.
  Answer   : The food looks delicious, but it tastes horrible.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-61
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[SAP_G4_P062_Q01] (Page 62 | Conjunctions)
  Sentence : Mr Lansbury was a good (1) _____ hard-working man,
  Answer   : and
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-62
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[SAP_G4_P062_Q02] (Page 62 | Conjunctions)
  Sentence : (2) _____ he liked to gamble.
  Answer   : but
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-62
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[SAP_G4_P062_Q03] (Page 62 | Conjunctions)
  Sentence : One day, he felt he had good luck, (3) _____ he bought twenty lottery tickets.
  Answer   : so
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-62
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[SAP_G4_P062_Q04] (Page 62 | Conjunctions)
  Sentence : He thought to himself, “I shall be very rich (4) _____ one of the tickets strikes the first prize.”
  Answer   : if
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-62
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[SAP_G4_P062_Q05] (Page 62 | Conjunctions)
  Sentence : (5) _____ buying the tickets, he rushed home to tell his wife.
  Answer   : After
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-62
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[SAP_G4_P062_Q06] (Page 62 | Conjunctions)
  Sentence : His wife became angry (6) _____ he had wasted so much money.
  Answer   : because
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-62
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[SAP_G4_P062_Q07] (Page 62 | Conjunctions)
  Sentence : She told him to sell the tickets to his friends (7) _____ to anyone who would buy them.
  Answer   : or
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-62
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[SAP_G4_P062_Q08] (Page 62 | Conjunctions)
  Sentence : Mr Lansbury reluctantly sold all his tickets to his cousin one day (8) _____ the draw.
  Answer   : before
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-62
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[SAP_G4_P062_Q09] (Page 62 | Conjunctions)
  Sentence : The following day, both Mr Lansbury (9) _____ his wife were surprised to learn that his cousin had become a millionaire
  Answer   : and
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-62
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[SAP_G4_P062_Q10] (Page 62 | Conjunctions)
  Sentence : (10) _____ one of his tickets had the winning combination!
  Answer   : because
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-62
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[SAP_G4_P063_Q01] (Page 63 | past continuous tense / simple past tense)
  Sentence : Jane _____ (sweep) the floor when a big black cat _____ (scurry) across the room.
  Answer   : was sweeping, scurried
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-63
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[SAP_G4_P063_Q02] (Page 63 | past continuous tense / simple past tense)
  Sentence : While I _____ (fly) my kite, the string _____ (snap).
  Answer   : was flying, snapped
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-63
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[SAP_G4_P063_Q03] (Page 63 | past continuous tense / simple past tense)
  Sentence : My brother _____ (play) in the park when the rain _____ (come).
  Answer   : was playing, came
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-63
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[SAP_G4_P063_Q04] (Page 63 | past continuous tense / simple past tense)
  Sentence : We _____ (wait) for the bus when we _____ (meet) our neighbour.
  Answer   : were waiting, met
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-63
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[SAP_G4_P063_Q05] (Page 63 | past continuous tense / simple past tense)
  Sentence : As I _____ (go) to school, I _____ (see) a car crash into a lamp-post.
  Answer   : was going, saw
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-63
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[SAP_G4_P063_Q06] (Page 63 | past continuous tense / simple past tense)
  Sentence : The boys _____ (run) down the hill when one of them _____ (sprain) his ankle.
  Answer   : were running, sprained
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-63
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[SAP_G4_P063_Q07] (Page 63 | past continuous tense / simple past tense)
  Sentence : The farmer _____ (sow) some seeds when a snake _____ (bite) him.
  Answer   : was sowing, bit
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-63
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[SAP_G4_P063_Q08] (Page 63 | past continuous tense / simple past tense)
  Sentence : The men _____ (row) the boat back to shore when it _____ (spring) a leak.
  Answer   : were rowing, sprang
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-63
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[SAP_G4_P063_Q09] (Page 63 | past continuous tense / simple past tense)
  Sentence : As Rey _____ (get) off the bus, he _____ (trip) and fell.
  Answer   : was getting, tripped
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-63
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[SAP_G4_P063_Q10] (Page 63 | past continuous tense / simple past tense)
  Sentence : Charles _____ (cycle) in the park near his house when a dog _____ (dash) across the path.
  Answer   : was cycling, dashed
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-63
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[SAP_G4_P064_Q01] (Page 64 | Correlative Conjunctions (either...or / neither...nor))
  Sentence : Ben wants to be either a doctor ( nor , or ) a lawyer when he grows up.
  Answer   : or
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-64
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[SAP_G4_P064_Q02] (Page 64 | Correlative Conjunctions (either...or / neither...nor))
  Sentence : ( Neither , Either ) Eugene nor his brother was present at Jason's birthday party.
  Answer   : Neither
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-64
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[SAP_G4_P064_Q03] (Page 64 | Correlative Conjunctions (either...or / neither...nor))
  Sentence : The farmer could neither read ( nor , or ) write.
  Answer   : nor
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-64
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[SAP_G4_P064_Q04] (Page 64 | Correlative Conjunctions (either...or / neither...nor))
  Sentence : ( Neither , Either ) Mr Finch or Mr Lincoln will have to attend the meeting.
  Answer   : Either
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-64
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[SAP_G4_P064_Q05] (Page 64 | Correlative Conjunctions (either...or / neither...nor))
  Sentence : Sharon likes neither the blue ( nor , or ) the red dress. She prefers the pink shirt.
  Answer   : nor
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-64
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[SAP_G4_P064_Q06] (Page 64 | Correlative Conjunctions (either...or / neither...nor))
  Sentence : We can go to ( neither , either ) the beach or the cinema.
  Answer   : either
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-64
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[SAP_G4_P064_Q07] (Page 64 | Correlative Conjunctions (either...or / neither...nor))
  Sentence : Neither Mr Grant ( nor , or ) Mr Benson owns a car. Each of them owns a motorcycle.
  Answer   : nor
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-64
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[SAP_G4_P064_Q08] (Page 64 | Correlative Conjunctions (either...or / neither...nor))
  Sentence : My cousin can ( neither , either ) sing nor dance, but he draws very well.
  Answer   : neither
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-64
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[SAP_G4_P064_Q09] (Page 64 | Correlative Conjunctions (either...or / neither...nor))
  Sentence : You can have ( neither , either ) tea or coffee to go with your cake.
  Answer   : either
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-64
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[SAP_G4_P064_Q10] (Page 64 | Correlative Conjunctions (either...or / neither...nor))
  Sentence : Mr Brown neither smokes ( nor , or ) drinks.
  Answer   : nor
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-64
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[SAP_G4_P065_Q01] (Page 65 | Correlative Conjunctions)
  Sentence : Paul is very weak. He can _____ walk _____ speak.
  Answer   : neither ... nor
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-65
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[SAP_G4_P065_Q02] (Page 65 | Correlative Conjunctions)
  Sentence : You can have _____ the chocolate _____ the ice cream. You cannot have both.
  Answer   : either ... or
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-65
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[SAP_G4_P065_Q03] (Page 65 | Correlative Conjunctions)
  Sentence : It is a lovely day. We can _____ go for a swim _____ take a stroll in the park.
  Answer   : either ... or
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-65
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[SAP_G4_P065_Q04] (Page 65 | Correlative Conjunctions)
  Sentence : I like _____ Mr Carter _____ his wife. They are very quarrelsome.
  Answer   : neither ... nor
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-65
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[SAP_G4_P065_Q05] (Page 65 | Correlative Conjunctions)
  Sentence : My grandmother is not feeling well. _____ my brother _____ I will accompany her to see a doctor.
  Answer   : Either ... or
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-65
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[SAP_G4_P065_Q06] (Page 65 | Correlative Conjunctions)
  Sentence : The painters may come _____ today _____ tomorrow to paint the house.
  Answer   : either ... or
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-65
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[SAP_G4_P065_Q07] (Page 65 | Correlative Conjunctions)
  Sentence : Mr Priestley leads a healthy lifestyle. He _____ jogs _____ goes to the gym to stay fit.
  Answer   : either ... or
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-65
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[SAP_G4_P065_Q08] (Page 65 | Correlative Conjunctions)
  Sentence : There are two ways to get to the resort. We can take _____ the coach _____ the train.
  Answer   : either ... or
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-65
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[SAP_G4_P065_Q09] (Page 65 | Correlative Conjunctions)
  Sentence : _____ Mr Dawson _____ his wife knows how to cook. They always have their meals at the food centre.
  Answer   : Neither ... nor
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-65
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[SAP_G4_P065_Q10] (Page 65 | Correlative Conjunctions)
  Sentence : My dog is very tame. It _____ bites _____ barks at people.
  Answer   : neither ... nor
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-65
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[SAP_G4_P067_Q01] (Page 67 | quantifiers with uncountable nouns)
  Sentence : The cook added _____ salt to the soup. It is too salty.
  Answer   : a lot of
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-67
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[SAP_G4_P067_Q02] (Page 67 | quantifiers with uncountable nouns)
  Sentence : There is only _____ flour left. We need more to bake the wedding cake.
  Answer   : a little
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-67
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[SAP_G4_P067_Q03] (Page 67 | quantifiers with uncountable nouns)
  Sentence : There is only _____ food left. I do not think it is enough for all of you.
  Answer   : a little
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-67
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[SAP_G4_P067_Q04] (Page 67 | quantifiers with uncountable nouns)
  Sentence : Mr Elton bought a huge car. It must have cost him _____ money.
  Answer   : a lot of
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-67
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[SAP_G4_P067_Q05] (Page 67 | quantifiers with uncountable nouns)
  Sentence : Thailand exports _____ rice to other countries.
  Answer   : a lot of
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-67
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[SAP_G4_P067_Q06] (Page 67 | quantifiers with uncountable nouns)
  Sentence : The guests enjoyed the feast thoroughly and very soon, there was only _____ food left.
  Answer   : a little
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-67
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[SAP_G4_P067_Q07] (Page 67 | quantifiers with uncountable nouns)
  Sentence : You need _____ sugar in order to make the chocolate cake sweet.
  Answer   : a lot of
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-67
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[SAP_G4_P067_Q08] (Page 67 | quantifiers with uncountable nouns)
  Sentence : Please refill my water bottle for me. There is only _____ water left.
  Answer   : a little
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-67
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[SAP_G4_P068_Q01] (Page 68 | Quantifiers (Uncountable Nouns))
  Sentence : There is _____ water in the glass.
  Answer   : a little
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  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-68
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[SAP_G4_P068_Q02] (Page 68 | Quantifiers (Uncountable Nouns))
  Sentence : There is _____ rice in the pot.
  Answer   : a lot of
  Asset    : assets/p073_item_2.png
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-68
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[SAP_G4_P068_Q03] (Page 68 | Quantifiers (Uncountable Nouns))
  Sentence : There is _____ money on the table.
  Answer   : a lot of
  Asset    : assets/p073_item_3.png
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-68
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[SAP_G4_P068_Q04] (Page 68 | Quantifiers (Uncountable Nouns))
  Sentence : There is _____ milk left in the jug.
  Answer   : a little
  Asset    : assets/p073_item_4.png
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-68
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[SAP_G4_P068_Q05] (Page 68 | Quantifiers (Uncountable Nouns))
  Sentence : We gain _____ knowledge from reading.
  Answer   : a lot of
  Asset    : assets/p073_item_5.png
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-68
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[SAP_G4_P068_Q06] (Page 68 | Quantifiers (Uncountable Nouns))
  Sentence : Mrs Jones buys _____ rice and sugar from the market.
  Answer   : a lot of
  Asset    : assets/p073_item_6.png
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-68
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[SAP_G4_P068_Q07] (Page 68 | Quantifiers (Uncountable Nouns))
  Sentence : There is only _____ oil in the frying pan.
  Answer   : a little
  Asset    : assets/p073_item_7.png
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-68
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[SAP_G4_P068_Q08] (Page 68 | Quantifiers (Uncountable Nouns))
  Sentence : Mrs Taylor bought _____ silk to make a beautiful wedding gown for her daughter.
  Answer   : a lot of
  Asset    : assets/p073_item_8.png
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-68
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[SAP_G4_P068_Q09] (Page 68 | Quantifiers (Uncountable Nouns))
  Sentence : I do not like my coffee to be too sweet. Just put _____ sugar in it.
  Answer   : a little
  Asset    : assets/p073_item_9.png
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-68
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[SAP_G4_P068_Q10] (Page 68 | Quantifiers (Uncountable Nouns))
  Sentence : The lorry is carrying _____ sand.
  Answer   : a lot of
  Asset    : assets/p073_item_10.png
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-68
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[SAP_G4_P070_Q01] (Page 70 | Adjectival Phrases)
  Sentence : The man in the grey suit is my father.
  Answer   : in the grey suit
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-70
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[SAP_G4_P070_Q02] (Page 70 | Adjectival Phrases)
  Sentence : The pen on the desk belongs to Megan.
  Answer   : on the desk
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-70
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[SAP_G4_P070_Q03] (Page 70 | Adjectival Phrases)
  Sentence : The cat under the table has a long black tail.
  Answer   : under the table
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-70
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[SAP_G4_P070_Q04] (Page 70 | Adjectival Phrases)
  Sentence : The bicycle behind the tree is mine.
  Answer   : behind the tree
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-70
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[SAP_G4_P070_Q05] (Page 70 | Adjectival Phrases)
  Sentence : The house near the lake is vacant.
  Answer   : near the lake
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-70
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[SAP_G4_P070_Q06] (Page 70 | Adjectival Phrases)
  Sentence : The books on the shelf are old.
  Answer   : on the shelf
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-70
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[SAP_G4_P070_Q07] (Page 70 | Adjectival Phrases)
  Sentence : The apples in the basket are rotten.
  Answer   : in the basket
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-70
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[SAP_G4_P070_Q08] (Page 70 | Adjectival Phrases)
  Sentence : Mr Jackson from the police headquarters is here to see you.
  Answer   : from the police headquarters
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-70
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[SAP_G4_P070_Q09] (Page 70 | Adjectival Phrases)
  Sentence : The tree behind my house has been chopped down.
  Answer   : behind my house
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-70
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[SAP_G4_P070_Q10] (Page 70 | Adjectival Phrases)
  Sentence : The shop near my home has been robbed.
  Answer   : near my home
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-70
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[SAP_G4_P071_Q01] (Page 71 | Correlative Conjunctions)
  Sentence : You can have cakes. You can have biscuits.
  Answer   : You can have either cakes or biscuits.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-71
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[SAP_G4_P071_Q02] (Page 71 | Correlative Conjunctions)
  Sentence : Jack wants to be a pilot. He also wants to be a musician.
  Answer   : Jack wants to be either a pilot or a musician.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-71
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[SAP_G4_P071_Q03] (Page 71 | Correlative Conjunctions)
  Sentence : Mr Spears cannot drive a car. He cannot ride a motorcycle.
  Answer   : Mr Spears can neither drive a car nor ride a motorcycle.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-71
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[SAP_G4_P071_Q04] (Page 71 | Correlative Conjunctions)
  Sentence : Mr Finch does not know Mary. Mrs Finch does not know Mary.
  Answer   : Neither Mr Finch nor Mrs Finch knows Mary.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-71
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[SAP_G4_P071_Q05] (Page 71 | Correlative Conjunctions)
  Sentence : We can take a bus to school. We can walk to school.
  Answer   : We can either take a bus or walk to school.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-71
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[SAP_G4_P071_Q06] (Page 71 | Correlative Conjunctions)
  Sentence : You can cut the piece of paper with a razor. You can also cut it with a pair of scissors.
  Answer   : You can cut the piece of paper with either a razor or a pair of scissors.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-71
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[SAP_G4_P071_Q07] (Page 71 | Correlative Conjunctions)
  Sentence : I can watch television. I can listen to the radio.
  Answer   : I can either watch television or listen to the radio.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-71
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[SAP_G4_P071_Q08] (Page 71 | Correlative Conjunctions)
  Sentence : I may have left my bag in the bedroom. I may have left it in the kitchen.
  Answer   : I may have left my bag either in the bedroom or in the kitchen.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-71
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[SAP_G4_P071_Q09] (Page 71 | Correlative Conjunctions)
  Sentence : My father does not smoke. He does not drink.
  Answer   : My father neither smokes nor drinks.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-71
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[SAP_G4_P071_Q10] (Page 71 | Correlative Conjunctions)
  Sentence : Lucy can come to the party. Lucy can go home.
  Answer   : Lucy can either come to the party or go home.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-71
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[SAP_G4_P071_Q01] (Page 71 | Adjectival phrases)
  Sentence : The clock _____ has stopped. (wall)
  Answer   : on the wall
  Asset    : assets/p076_item_1.png
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-71
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[SAP_G4_P071_Q02] (Page 71 | Adjectival phrases)
  Sentence : The boy _____ is my cousin. (bed)
  Answer   : under the bed
  Asset    : assets/p076_item_2.png
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-71
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[SAP_G4_P071_Q03] (Page 71 | Adjectival phrases)
  Sentence : The clothes _____ are clean. (cupboard)
  Answer   : in the cupboard
  Asset    : assets/p076_item_3.png
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-71
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[SAP_G4_P071_Q04] (Page 71 | Adjectival phrases)
  Sentence : The boy _____ is my brother. (chair)
  Answer   : behind the chair
  Asset    : assets/p076_item_4.png
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-71
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[SAP_G4_P071_Q05] (Page 71 | Adjectival phrases)
  Sentence : The handbag _____ belongs to Mrs Andrews. (table)
  Answer   : on the table
  Asset    : assets/p076_item_5.png
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-71
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[SAP_G4_P071_Q06] (Page 71 | Adjectival phrases)
  Sentence : The insects _____ are the bee and the butterfly. (dragonfly)
  Answer   : near the dragonfly
  Asset    : assets/p076_item_6.png
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-71
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[SAP_G4_P071_Q07] (Page 71 | Adjectival phrases)
  Sentence : The bird _____ is a parrot. (cage)
  Answer   : in the cage
  Asset    : assets/p076_item_7.png
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-71
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[SAP_G4_P071_Q08] (Page 71 | Adjectival phrases)
  Sentence : The fruit _____ are oranges. (plate)
  Answer   : on the plate
  Asset    : assets/p076_item_8.png
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-71
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[SAP_G4_P071_Q09] (Page 71 | Adjectival phrases)
  Sentence : The man _____ is my father. (living room)
  Answer   : in the living room
  Asset    : assets/p076_item_9.png
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-71
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[SAP_G4_P071_Q10] (Page 71 | Adjectival phrases)
  Sentence : The dolls _____ belong to my little sister. (shelves)
  Answer   : on the shelves
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  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-71
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[SAP_G4_P072_Q01] (Page 72 | Adjectival Phrases)
  Sentence : The vase is on the counter. It is made of glass.
  Answer   : The vase on the counter is made of glass.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-72
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[SAP_G4_P072_Q02] (Page 72 | Adjectival Phrases)
  Sentence : The paint is in the tin. It has dried up.
  Answer   : The paint in the tin has dried up.
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[SAP_G4_P072_Q03] (Page 72 | Adjectival Phrases)
  Sentence : The boat is under the bridge. It belongs to that fisherman.
  Answer   : The boat under the bridge belongs to that fisherman.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-72
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[SAP_G4_P072_Q04] (Page 72 | Adjectival Phrases)
  Sentence : The man is behind the tree. He is a thief.
  Answer   : The man behind the tree is a thief.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-72
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[SAP_G4_P072_Q05] (Page 72 | Adjectival Phrases)
  Sentence : The tent is near the pond. It is set up by the boys.
  Answer   : The tent near the pond is set up by the boys.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-72
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[SAP_G4_P072_Q06] (Page 72 | Adjectival Phrases)
  Sentence : The cat is under the bed. It is sleeping.
  Answer   : The cat under the bed is sleeping.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-72
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[SAP_G4_P072_Q07] (Page 72 | Adjectival Phrases)
  Sentence : The big book is on the desk. It is a dictionary.
  Answer   : The big book on the desk is a dictionary.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-72
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[SAP_G4_P072_Q08] (Page 72 | Adjectival Phrases)
  Sentence : The stories are found in this book. They are interesting.
  Answer   : The stories found in this book are interesting.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-72
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[SAP_G4_P073_Q01] (Page 73 | Subject-verb agreement with 'so')
  Sentence : Dave is a good swimmer, so ( am , is , are ) I.
  Answer   : am
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-73
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[SAP_G4_P073_Q02] (Page 73 | Subject-verb agreement with 'so')
  Sentence : Lynette and Helen were at the party, so ( was , were , had ) we.
  Answer   : were
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-73
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[SAP_G4_P073_Q03] (Page 73 | Subject-verb agreement with 'so')
  Sentence : The doors are closed, so ( is , are , were ) the windows.
  Answer   : are
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[SAP_G4_P073_Q04] (Page 73 | Subject-verb agreement with 'so')
  Sentence : Mrs Hill's children are polite, so ( is , was , are ) Mrs Watson's children.
  Answer   : are
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-73
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[SAP_G4_P073_Q05] (Page 73 | Auxiliary verbs with 'so')
  Sentence : Leopards have spots on their body, so ( does , has , do ) cheetahs.
  Answer   : do
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-73
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[SAP_G4_P073_Q06] (Page 73 | Auxiliary verbs with 'so')
  Sentence : Mary likes to sing, so ( do , does , has ) Sharon.
  Answer   : does
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[SAP_G4_P073_Q07] (Page 73 | Auxiliary verbs with 'so')
  Sentence : My brother goes to St James School, so ( do , does , did ) my sister.
  Answer   : does
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-73
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[SAP_G4_P073_Q08] (Page 73 | Past tense auxiliary verbs with 'so')
  Sentence : Peggy finished her homework, so ( do , does , did ) her sister.
  Answer   : did
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-73
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[SAP_G4_P074_Q01] (Page 74 | Inversion with 'so')
  Sentence : An owl hunts at night, so _____ a bat.
  Answer   : does
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-74
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[SAP_G4_P074_Q02] (Page 74 | Inversion with 'so')
  Sentence : Helen has a bicycle, so _____ I.
  Answer   : do
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[SAP_G4_P074_Q03] (Page 74 | Inversion with 'so')
  Sentence : Susie likes chocolate, so _____ her friends.
  Answer   : do
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-74
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[SAP_G4_P074_Q04] (Page 74 | Inversion with 'so')
  Sentence : Mr Michel donates blood regularly, so _____ Mr Stevens.
  Answer   : does
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-74
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[SAP_G4_P074_Q05] (Page 74 | Inversion with 'so')
  Sentence : I was going to the library, so _____ they.
  Answer   : were
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-74
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[SAP_G4_P074_Q06] (Page 74 | Inversion with 'so')
  Sentence : My mother is a doctor, so _____ my father.
  Answer   : is
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[SAP_G4_P074_Q07] (Page 74 | Inversion with 'so')
  Sentence : They have passed the test, so _____ we.
  Answer   : have
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-74
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[SAP_G4_P074_Q08] (Page 74 | Inversion with 'so')
  Sentence : Melvin can run very fast, so _____ Nathan.
  Answer   : can
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-74
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[SAP_G4_P074_Q01] (Page 74 | Sentence combination with 'so')
  Sentence : The tour guide was very courteous. (the driver)
_____
  Answer   : The tour guide was very courteous, so was the driver.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-74
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[SAP_G4_P074_Q02] (Page 74 | Sentence combination with 'so')
  Sentence : A police officer carries a weapon. (a soldier)
_____
  Answer   : A police officer carries a weapon, so does a soldier.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-74
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[SAP_G4_P074_Q03] (Page 74 | Sentence combination with 'so')
  Sentence : Melissa is hungry. (I)
_____
  Answer   : Melissa is hungry, so am I.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-74
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[SAP_G4_P074_Q04] (Page 74 | Sentence combination with 'so')
  Sentence : Mr Wilson attended the meeting. (Miss Carter)
_____
  Answer   : Mr Wilson attended the meeting, so did Miss Carter.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-74
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[SAP_G4_P074_Q05] (Page 74 | Sentence combination with 'so')
  Sentence : The boys enjoyed themselves at the party. (the girls)
_____
  Answer   : The boys enjoyed themselves at the party, so did the girls.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-74
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[SAP_G4_P074_Q06] (Page 74 | Sentence combination with 'so')
  Sentence : Tammy will take part in the contest. (my sister)
_____
  Answer   : Tammy will take part in the contest, so will my sister.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-74
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[SAP_G4_P076_Q02] (Page 76 | Conditionals (Type 1))
  Sentence : If there is no water, _____.
  Answer   : (1)
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-76
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[SAP_G4_P076_Q03] (Page 76 | Conditionals (Type 1))
  Sentence : If I do not study hard, _____.
  Answer   : (3)
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-76
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[SAP_G4_P076_Q04] (Page 76 | Conditionals (Type 1))
  Sentence : If you are naughty, _____.
  Answer   : (1)
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-76
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[SAP_G4_P076_Q05] (Page 76 | Conditionals (Type 1))
  Sentence : If the children play with matches, _____.
  Answer   : (3)
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-76
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[SAP_G4_P076_Q06] (Page 76 | Conditionals (Type 1))
  Sentence : If you ask her, _____.
  Answer   : (2)
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-76
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[SAP_G4_P076_Q07] (Page 76 | Conditionals (Type 1))
  Sentence : If the weather is hot, _____.
  Answer   : (1)
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-76
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[SAP_G4_P076_Q08] (Page 76 | Conditionals (Type 1))
  Sentence : If you disturb the dog, _____.
  Answer   : (2)
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-76
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[SAP_G4_P080_Q01] (Page 80 | Conditional Clauses with 'if')
  Sentence : If you do not hurry, _____.
  Answer   : (2)
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-80
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[SAP_G4_P082_Q01] (Page 82 | Future Tense (shall / will))
  Sentence : We _____ at home if it rains. (stay)
  Answer   : shall stay
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-82
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[SAP_G4_P082_Q02] (Page 82 | Future Tense (shall / will))
  Sentence : If you are not careful, you _____ the vase. (break)
  Answer   : will break
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-82
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[SAP_G4_P082_Q03] (Page 82 | Future Tense (shall / will))
  Sentence : I _____ her if I have the time. (visit)
  Answer   : shall visit
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-82
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[SAP_G4_P082_Q04] (Page 82 | Future Tense (shall / will))
  Sentence : If you stop smoking, you _____ much healthier. (feel)
  Answer   : will feel
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-82
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[SAP_G4_P082_Q05] (Page 82 | Future Tense (shall / will))
  Sentence : If they do not do their homework, their form teacher _____ them. (punish)
  Answer   : will punish
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-82
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[SAP_G4_P082_Q06] (Page 82 | Future Tense (shall / will))
  Sentence : If the children play in the rain, they _____ a cold. (catch)
  Answer   : will catch
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-82
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[SAP_G4_P082_Q07] (Page 82 | Future Tense (shall / will))
  Sentence : If it is too dark, I _____ on the table lamp for you. (switch)
  Answer   : shall switch
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-82
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[SAP_G4_P082_Q08] (Page 82 | Future Tense (shall / will))
  Sentence : The driver _____ with an accident if he drives so recklessly. (meet)
  Answer   : will meet
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-82
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[SAP_G4_P082_Q01] (Page 82 | Phrasal Verbs)
  Sentence : Please _____ the tap after use.
  Answer   : (2)
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[SAP_G4_P082_Q02] (Page 82 | Phrasal Verbs)
  Sentence : The firefighters managed to _____ the fire before it spread to the nearby houses.
  Answer   : (1)
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-82
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[SAP_G4_P082_Q03] (Page 82 | Phrasal Verbs)
  Sentence : Lily _____ some money to buy her mother a birthday present.
  Answer   : (4)
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-82
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[SAP_G4_P082_Q04] (Page 82 | Phrasal Verbs)
  Sentence : My father _____ smoking a few years ago.
  Answer   : (3)
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-82
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[SAP_G4_P082_Q05] (Page 82 | Phrasal Verbs)
  Sentence : My friend _____ my address in her notebook.
  Answer   : (3)
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-82
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[SAP_G4_P082_Q06] (Page 82 | Phrasal Verbs)
  Sentence : The gardener told the children to _____ the grass.
  Answer   : (2)
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-82
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[SAP_G4_P083_Q01] (Page 83 | Conjunctions ('if'))
  Sentence : I am too tired. I shall take a rest.
  Answer   : If I am too tired, I shall take a rest.
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[SAP_G4_P083_Q02] (Page 83 | Conjunctions ('if'))
  Sentence : The baby will cry. It is hungry.
  Answer   : The baby will cry if it is hungry.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-83
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[SAP_G4_P083_Q03] (Page 83 | Conjunctions ('if'))
  Sentence : You do not have enough money. I shall lend you some.
  Answer   : If you do not have enough money, I shall lend you some.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-83
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[SAP_G4_P083_Q04] (Page 83 | Conjunctions ('if'))
  Sentence : You are naughty. Your father will scold you.
  Answer   : If you are naughty, your father will scold you.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-83
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[SAP_G4_P083_Q05] (Page 83 | Conjunctions ('if'))
  Sentence : Henry fails his examination. His parents will be sad.
  Answer   : If Henry fails his examination, his parents will be sad.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-83
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[SAP_G4_P083_Q06] (Page 83 | Conjunctions ('if'))
  Sentence : You drop the vase. It will break.
  Answer   : If you drop the vase, it will break.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-83
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[SAP_G4_P083_Q07] (Page 83 | Conjunctions ('if'))
  Sentence : Ice will melt. It is left under the sun.
  Answer   : Ice will melt if it is left under the sun.
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[SAP_G4_P083_Q08] (Page 83 | Conjunctions ('if'))
  Sentence : You park your car here. You will be fined.
  Answer   : If you park your car here, you will be fined.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-83
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[SAP_G4_P083_Q07] (Page 83 | Phrasal Verbs)
  Sentence : I _____ my jacket when the weather is cold.
  Answer   : (2) put on
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-83
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[SAP_G4_P083_Q08] (Page 83 | Phrasal Verbs)
  Sentence : She _____ the fan as it was very hot.
  Answer   : (4) switched on
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-83
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[SAP_G4_P083_Q09] (Page 83 | Phrasal Verbs)
  Sentence : She became an orphan when her parents _____ two years ago.
  Answer   : (1) passed away
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-83
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[SAP_G4_P083_Q10] (Page 83 | Phrasal Verbs)
  Sentence : Sharon used a calculator to _____ the numbers.
  Answer   : (1) add up
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-83
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[SAP_G4_P084_Q01] (Page 84 | Phrasal Verbs)
  Sentence : A few months ago, a fire (1) _____ in my home, causing a blackout at the same time.
  Answer   : broke out
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-84
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[SAP_G4_P084_Q02] (Page 84 | Phrasal Verbs)
  Sentence : I was (2) _____ my pyjamas when it happened.
  Answer   : putting on
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-84
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[SAP_G4_P084_Q03] (Page 84 | Phrasal Verbs)
  Sentence : The light in my room flickered before it (3) _____.
  Answer   : went out
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[SAP_G4_P084_Q04] (Page 84 | Phrasal Verbs)
  Sentence : Someone shouted, “Fire! Fire!” My family and I (4) _____ of the house to safety.
  Answer   : got out
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[SAP_G4_P084_Q05] (Page 84 | Phrasal Verbs)
  Sentence : My father (5) _____ the fire brigade immediately.
  Answer   : rang up
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-84
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[SAP_G4_P084_Q06] (Page 84 | Phrasal Verbs)
  Sentence : Luckily, the firefighters arrived in time to (6) _____ the fire before it spread to the other houses.
  Answer   : put out
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-84
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[SAP_G4_P084_Q07] (Page 84 | Phrasal Verbs)
  Sentence : Later, we (7) _____ that the cause of the fire was a lighted cigarette which had (8) _____ the ashtray and onto the carpet.
  Answer   : found out
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-84
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[SAP_G4_P084_Q08] (Page 84 | Phrasal Verbs)
  Sentence : Later, we (7) _____ that the cause of the fire was a lighted cigarette which had (8) _____ the ashtray and onto the carpet.
  Answer   : fallen off
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[SAP_G4_P084_Q09] (Page 84 | Phrasal Verbs)
  Sentence : From that day on, my father (9) _____ smoking and (10) _____ eating sweets instead.
  Answer   : gave up
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[SAP_G4_P084_Q10] (Page 84 | Phrasal Verbs)
  Sentence : From that day on, my father (9) _____ smoking and (10) _____ eating sweets instead.
  Answer   : took up
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-84
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[SAP_G4_P085_Q01] (Page 85 | Reported commands and requests)
  Sentence : The inspector ( told , asked ) his men to surround the house.
  Answer   : told
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-85
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[SAP_G4_P085_Q02] (Page 85 | Reported commands and requests)
  Sentence : David ( told , asked ) his tutor to help him with his homework.
  Answer   : asked
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[SAP_G4_P085_Q03] (Page 85 | Reported commands and requests)
  Sentence : Mrs Walker ( told , asked ) the children not to play along the canal.
  Answer   : told
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[SAP_G4_P085_Q04] (Page 85 | Reported commands and requests)
  Sentence : The teacher ( told , asked ) the naughty student to keep quiet.
  Answer   : told
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[SAP_G4_P085_Q05] (Page 85 | Reported commands and requests)
  Sentence : The prefect ( told , asked ) the boys not to litter.
  Answer   : told
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[SAP_G4_P085_Q06] (Page 85 | Reported commands and requests)
  Sentence : Lilian ( told , asked ) me to accompany her to the picnic.
  Answer   : asked
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[SAP_G4_P085_Q07] (Page 85 | Reported commands and requests)
  Sentence : His mother ( told , asked ) him to behave himself.
  Answer   : told
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-85
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[SAP_G4_P085_Q08] (Page 85 | Reported commands and requests)
  Sentence : The police ( told , asked ) the gunman to surrender himself.
  Answer   : told
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-85
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[SAP_G4_P086_Q01] (Page 86 | Phrasal Verbs)
  Sentence : The students handed ( out , over , in ) their homework to the teacher.
  Answer   : in
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-86
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[SAP_G4_P086_Q02] (Page 86 | Phrasal Verbs)
  Sentence : The children were told to pick ( on , out , up ) the litter.
  Answer   : up
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[SAP_G4_P086_Q03] (Page 86 | Phrasal Verbs)
  Sentence : I usually get ( over , away , up ) at six o'clock in the morning.
  Answer   : up
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[SAP_G4_P086_Q04] (Page 86 | Phrasal Verbs)
  Sentence : Raymond fell ( down , away , out ) and injured his knee.
  Answer   : down
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[SAP_G4_P086_Q05] (Page 86 | Phrasal Verbs)
  Sentence : The thief broke ( down , into , out ) the house and stole the antique vase.
  Answer   : into
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[SAP_G4_P086_Q06] (Page 86 | Phrasal Verbs)
  Sentence : Please switch ( off , over , in ) the light when you leave the room.
  Answer   : off
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[SAP_G4_P086_Q07] (Page 86 | Phrasal Verbs)
  Sentence : Peter took ( in , up , off ) his muddy shoes before he entered the house.
  Answer   : off
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[SAP_G4_P086_Q08] (Page 86 | Phrasal Verbs)
  Sentence : Mary looked ( up , out , at ) the meaning of the word in the dictionary.
  Answer   : up
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[SAP_G4_P086_Q09] (Page 86 | Phrasal Verbs)
  Sentence : Wayne wants to be a pilot when he grows ( on , up , out ).
  Answer   : up
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[SAP_G4_P086_Q10] (Page 86 | Phrasal Verbs)
  Sentence : His mother told him to put ( out , off , away ) his toys.
  Answer   : away
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[SAP_G4_P086_Q01] (Page 86 | Reported commands and requests)
  Sentence : "Open your mouth, please," the dentist asked Sharon.
  Answer   : The dentist asked Sharon to open her mouth.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-86
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[SAP_G4_P086_Q02] (Page 86 | Reported commands and requests)
  Sentence : "Leave the office," the manager told him.
  Answer   : The manager told him to leave the office.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-86
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[SAP_G4_P086_Q03] (Page 86 | Reported commands and requests)
  Sentence : "Don't play in the rain," Mr Carlson told the children.
  Answer   : Mr Carlson told the children not to play in the rain.
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[SAP_G4_P086_Q04] (Page 86 | Reported commands and requests)
  Sentence : "Please help me," the stranger asked me.
  Answer   : The stranger asked me to help him.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-86
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[SAP_G4_P086_Q05] (Page 86 | Reported commands and requests)
  Sentence : "Fall in!" the corporal told his men.
  Answer   : The corporal told his men to fall in.
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[SAP_G4_P086_Q01] (Page 86 | Reported commands and requests)
  Sentence : her hair.    Melissa's teacher    to tie up    told her
  Answer   : Melissa's teacher told her to tie up her hair.
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[SAP_G4_P086_Q02] (Page 86 | Reported commands and requests)
  Sentence : to go    told him    John's mother    to sleep.
  Answer   : John's mother told him to go to sleep.
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[SAP_G4_P086_Q03] (Page 86 | Reported commands and requests)
  Sentence : asked her guests    Mrs Taylor    to take    a seat.
  Answer   : Mrs Taylor asked her guests to take a seat.
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[SAP_G4_P086_Q04] (Page 86 | Reported commands and requests)
  Sentence : my room.    My father    told me    to tidy up
  Answer   : My father told me to tidy up my room.
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[SAP_G4_P086_Q05] (Page 86 | Reported commands and requests)
  Sentence : The general told    to retreat.    the soldiers
  Answer   : The general told the soldiers to retreat.
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[SAP_G4_P086_Q06] (Page 86 | Reported commands and requests)
  Sentence : follow her.    The nurse asked    me to
  Answer   : The nurse asked me to follow her.
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[SAP_G4_P095_Q01] (Page 95 | Subject-Verb Agreement)
  Sentence : LESSON 1 - Exercise 1: 1. go, 2. steal, 3. own, 4. are, 5. cost, 6. were, 7. were, 8. work, 9. belong, 10. play
  Answer   : 1. go; 2. steal; 3. own; 4. are; 5. cost; 6. were; 7. were; 8. work; 9. belong; 10. play
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-95
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[SAP_G4_P095_Q02] (Page 95 | Subject-Verb Agreement)
  Sentence : LESSON 1 - Exercise 2: 1. cycle, 2. move, 3. live, 4. enjoy, 5. like, 6. visit, 7. go, 8. swim, 9. jog, 10. speak
  Answer   : 1. cycle; 2. move; 3. live; 4. enjoy; 5. like; 6. visit; 7. go; 8. swim; 9. jog; 10. speak
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[SAP_G4_P095_Q03] (Page 95 | Subject-Verb Agreement / Sentence Formation)
  Sentence : LESSON 1 - Exercise 3: 1. Sharon and Sally are my friends. 2. My brother and I know how to swim. 3. Jonathan and I do not like to drink coffee. 4. The pen and the ruler are on the desk. 5. Nancy and Judy were absent yesterday. 6. Lilian and I are going to the zoo. 7. The car and the van were badly damaged. 8. Lily and David have passed the examination. 9. The education app and the game app are free. 10. Mark has a smartphone and two smart tablets.
  Answer   : 1. Sharon and Sally are my friends.; 2. My brother and I know how to swim.; 3. Jonathan and I do not like to drink coffee.; 4. The pen and the ruler are on the desk.; 5. Nancy and Judy were absent yesterday.; 6. Lilian and I are going to the zoo.; 7. The car and the van were badly damaged.; 8. Lily and David have passed the examination.; 9. The education app and the game app are free.; 10. Mark has a smartphone and two smart tablets.
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[SAP_G4_P095_Q04] (Page 95 | Subject-Verb Agreement)
  Sentence : LESSON 2 - Exercise 4: 1. studies, 2. is, 3. trusts, 4. wants, 5. enjoys, 6. has, 7. lives, 8. is, 9. has, 10. likes
  Answer   : 1. studies; 2. is; 3. trusts; 4. wants; 5. enjoys; 6. has; 7. lives; 8. is; 9. has; 10. likes
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[SAP_G4_P095_Q05] (Page 95 | Indefinite Pronouns and Verb Agreement)
  Sentence : LESSON 2 - Exercise 5: 1. likes, 2. is knocking, 3. knows, 4. was, 5. has taken, 6. was, 7. was, 8. works, 9. wants, 10. knows
  Answer   : 1. likes; 2. is knocking; 3. knows; 4. was; 5. has taken; 6. was; 7. was; 8. works; 9. wants; 10. knows
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[SAP_G4_P095_Q06] (Page 95 | Indefinite Pronouns)
  Sentence : LESSON 2 - Exercise 6: 1. Somebody, 2. Everybody, 3. Nobody, 4. Nobody, 5. Nobody, 6. Somebody, 7. Everybody, 8. Everybody, 9. Somebody, 10. Nobody
  Answer   : 1. Somebody; 2. Everybody; 3. Nobody; 4. Nobody; 5. Nobody; 6. Somebody; 7. Everybody; 8. Everybody; 9. Somebody; 10. Nobody
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[SAP_G4_P095_Q07] (Page 95 | Indefinite Pronouns)
  Sentence : LESSON 2 - Exercise 7: 1. Everybody, 2. nobody, 3. nobody, 4. somebody, 5. Nobody, 6. everybody, 7. everybody, 8. Somebody, 9. everybody, 10. nobody
  Answer   : 1. Everybody; 2. nobody; 3. nobody; 4. somebody; 5. Nobody; 6. everybody; 7. everybody; 8. Somebody; 9. everybody; 10. nobody
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[SAP_G4_P095_Q08] (Page 95 | Subject-Verb Agreement)
  Sentence : LESSON 3 - Exercise 8: 1. prefer, 2. take, 3. bear, 4. are, 5. enjoy, 6. do, 7. own, 8. want, 9. eat, 10. have
  Answer   : 1. prefer; 2. take; 3. bear; 4. are; 5. enjoy; 6. do; 7. own; 8. want; 9. eat; 10. have
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[SAP_G4_P095_Q09] (Page 95 | Subject-Verb Agreement)
  Sentence : LESSON 3 - Exercise 9: 1. have, 2. are, 3. like, 4. are, 5. have, 6. remember, 7. are, 8. want, 9. have, 10. are
  Answer   : 1. have; 2. are; 3. like; 4. are; 5. have; 6. remember; 7. are; 8. want; 9. have; 10. are
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[SAP_G4_P095_Q10] (Page 95 | Quantifiers)
  Sentence : LESSON 3 - Exercise 10: 1. Most, 2. All, 3. Most, 4. All, 5. Most, 6. Some, 7. All, 8. All, 9. Most, 10. All
  Answer   : 1. Most; 2. All; 3. Most; 4. All; 5. Most; 6. Some; 7. All; 8. All; 9. Most; 10. All
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[SAP_G4_P095_Q11] (Page 95 | Subject-Verb Agreement)
  Sentence : LESSON 3 - Exercise 11: 1. provide, 2. increase, 3. educate, 4. give, 5. improve, 6. agree, 7. enjoy, 8. read, 9. are, 10. try
  Answer   : 1. provide; 2. increase; 3. educate; 4. give; 5. improve; 6. agree; 7. enjoy; 8. read; 9. are; 10. try
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[SAP_G4_P095_Q12] (Page 95 | Reflexive Pronouns)
  Sentence : LESSON 4 - Exercise 12: 1. myself, 2. ourselves, 3. yourselves, 4. himself, 5. themselves, 6. herself, 7. himself, 8. herself, 9. himself, 10. herself
  Answer   : 1. myself; 2. ourselves; 3. yourselves; 4. himself; 5. themselves; 6. herself; 7. himself; 8. herself; 9. himself; 10. herself
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[SAP_G4_P095_Q13] (Page 95 | Reflexive Pronouns)
  Sentence : LESSON 4 - Exercise 13: 1. themselves, 2. yourself, 3. herself, 4. myself, 5. yourselves, 6. itself, 7. ourselves, 8. himself
  Answer   : 1. themselves; 2. yourself; 3. herself; 4. myself; 5. yourselves; 6. itself; 7. ourselves; 8. himself
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[SAP_G4_P095_Q14] (Page 95 | Emphatic / Reflexive Pronouns)
  Sentence : LESSON 4 - Exercise 14: 1. I carried the table into the room for the presentation myself. 2. We set up the tents for the camp ourselves. 3. The children bought the kites from that shop themselves. 4. He must rewrite the letter himself as nobody can read his untidy writing. 5. You ought to try to do your homework yourself and not always ask for your brother's help.
  Answer   : 1. I carried the table into the room for the presentation myself.; 2. We set up the tents for the camp ourselves.; 3. The children bought the kites from that shop themselves.; 4. He must rewrite the letter himself as nobody can read his untidy writing.; 5. You ought to try to do your homework yourself and not always ask for your brother's help.
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[SAP_G4_P095_Q15] (Page 95 | Pronouns)
  Sentence : LESSON 4 - Exercise 15: 1. (3), 2. (1), 3. (4), 4. (1), 5. (4), 6. (1), 7. (1), 8. (2)
  Answer   : 1. (3); 2. (1); 3. (4); 4. (1); 5. (4); 6. (1); 7. (1); 8. (2)
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[SAP_G4_P095_Q16] (Page 95 | Reflexive Pronouns)
  Sentence : LESSON 5 - Exercise 16: 1. ourselves, 2. himself, 3. themselves, 4. yourself, 5. myself, 6. itself, 7. yourself, 8. themselves
  Answer   : 1. ourselves; 2. himself; 3. themselves; 4. yourself; 5. myself; 6. itself; 7. yourself; 8. themselves
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[SAP_G4_P095_Q17] (Page 95 | Reflexive Pronouns)
  Sentence : LESSON 5 - Exercise 17: 1. himself, 2. themselves, 3. herself, 4. yourself, 5. ourselves, 6. himself, 7. herself, 8. myself
  Answer   : 1. himself; 2. themselves; 3. herself; 4. yourself; 5. ourselves; 6. himself; 7. herself; 8. myself
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[SAP_G4_P095_Q18] (Page 95 | Adverbial Time Clauses (When))
  Sentence : LESSON 6 - Exercise 18: 1. when we are sick, 2. When it rains heavily, 3. when I was five years old, 4. when the teacher walked in, 5. when the train arrived at the station, 6. when he saw the police officers walking into the garden, 7. when I was having my dinner, 8. when it saw the cheetah
  Answer   : 1. when we are sick; 2. When it rains heavily; 3. when I was five years old; 4. when the teacher walked in; 5. when the train arrived at the station; 6. when he saw the police officers walking into the garden; 7. when I was having my dinner; 8. when it saw the cheetah
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[SAP_G4_P095_Q19] (Page 95 | Connectors / Time Clauses)
  Sentence : LESSON 6 - Exercise 19: 1. (2), 2. (1), 3. (3), 4. (2), 5. (1), 6. (2), 7. (1), 8. (2), 9. (1), 10. (1)
  Answer   : 1. (2); 2. (1); 3. (3); 4. (2); 5. (1); 6. (2); 7. (1); 8. (2); 9. (1); 10. (1)
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[SAP_G4_P095_Q20] (Page 95 | Adverbial Time Clauses (When))
  Sentence : Exercise 20: 1. The students went to their classrooms when the school bell rang. 2. The man hurt himself when he fell off the ladder. 3. When the dog saw the postal worker, it barked. 4. When I saw the smoke, I called the fire brigade. 5. You must drive carefully when the roads are wet. 6. She visits the dentist when she has a toothache.
  Answer   : 1. The students went to their classrooms when the school bell rang.; 2. The man hurt himself when he fell off the ladder.; 3. When the dog saw the postal worker, it barked.; 4. When I saw the smoke, I called the fire brigade.; 5. You must drive carefully when the roads are wet.; 6. She visits the dentist when she has a toothache.
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[SAP_G4_P095_Q21] (Page 95 | Passive Voice / 'Made of')
  Sentence : LESSON 7 - Exercise 21: 1. is made of, 2. be made of, 3. were made of, 4. are made of, 5. was made of, 6. was made of, 7. are made of, 8. was made of, 9. is made of, 10. are made of
  Answer   : 1. is made of; 2. be made of; 3. were made of; 4. are made of; 5. was made of; 6. was made of; 7. are made of; 8. was made of; 9. is made of; 10. are made of
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[SAP_G4_P095_Q22] (Page 95 | Passive Voice / 'Made of')
  Sentence : LESSON 7 - Exercise 22: 1. are made of, 2. is made of, 3. were made of, 4. are made of, 5. is made of, 6. is made of, 7. are made of, 8. are made of, 9. are made of, 10. is made of
  Answer   : 1. are made of; 2. is made of; 3. were made of; 4. are made of; 5. is made of; 6. is made of; 7. are made of; 8. are made of; 9. are made of; 10. is made of
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[SAP_G4_P095_Q23] (Page 95 | Passive Voice / 'Made of')
  Sentence : LESSON 7 - Exercise 23: 1. Sharon's blouse is made of cotton. 2. This hat is made of straw. 3. Those bags are made of canvas. 4. Most windows are made of glass. 5. The pot must be made of clay. 6. Those boxes are made of cardboard.
  Answer   : 1. Sharon's blouse is made of cotton.; 2. This hat is made of straw.; 3. Those bags are made of canvas.; 4. Most windows are made of glass.; 5. The pot must be made of clay.; 6. Those boxes are made of cardboard.
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[SAP_G4_P095_Q24] (Page 95 | Modals (Shall / Will))
  Sentence : LESSON 8 - Exercise 24: 1. shall, 2. will, 3. will, 4. shall, 5. will, 6. will, 7. will, 8. shall, 9. will, 10. will
  Answer   : 1. shall; 2. will; 3. will; 4. shall; 5. will; 6. will; 7. will; 8. shall; 9. will; 10. will
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[SAP_G4_P095_Q25] (Page 95 | Future Tense (Shall / Will))
  Sentence : LESSON 8 - Exercise 25: 1. will be, 2. will forget, 3. shall study, 4. will arrive, 5. shall attend, 6. will make, 7. shall be, 8. will give
  Answer   : 1. will be; 2. will forget; 3. shall study; 4. will arrive; 5. shall attend; 6. will make; 7. shall be; 8. will give
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[SAP_G4_P095_Q26] (Page 95 | Modals (Shall / Will))
  Sentence : LESSON 8 - Exercise 26: 1. will, 2. will, 3. shall, 4. shall, 5. shall
  Answer   : 1. will; 2. will; 3. shall; 4. shall; 5. shall
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[SAP_G4_P095_Q27] (Page 95 | Adverbs and Comparative Adverbs)
  Sentence : LESSON 9 - Exercise 27: 1. faster, 2. more carefully, 3. high, 4. hard, 5. quickly, 6. sooner, 7. more neatly, 8. more strongly, 9. early, 10. longer
  Answer   : 1. faster; 2. more carefully; 3. high; 4. hard; 5. quickly; 6. sooner; 7. more neatly; 8. more strongly; 9. early; 10. longer
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[SAP_G4_P095_Q28] (Page 95 | Comparative Adverbs)
  Sentence : LESSON 9 - Exercise 28: 1. more beautifully, 2. later, 3. more heavily, 4. faster, 5. more brightly, 6. more generously, 7. more politely, 8. harder, 9. more softly, 10. more clearly
  Answer   : 1. more beautifully; 2. later; 3. more heavily; 4. faster; 5. more brightly; 6. more generously; 7. more politely; 8. harder; 9. more softly; 10. more clearly
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[SAP_G4_P096_Q29] (Page 96 | Adverbs - Comparison)
  Sentence : Exercise 29
  Answer   : 1. faster; 2. more patiently; 3. harder; 4. nearer; 5. more slowly; 6. more soundly; 7. later; 8. farther / further
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[SAP_G4_P096_Q30] (Page 96 | Lesson 10 - 'Used to')
  Sentence : Exercise 30
  Answer   : 1. My sister used to be afraid of spiders.
2. Mr Beins used to work in that factory as a manager.
3. This island used to be a small fishing village.
4. I used to jog five kilometres daily.
5. My neighbours used to make a lot of noise.
6. Rodney used to be rude and lazy.
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[SAP_G4_P096_Q31] (Page 96 | Lesson 10 - 'Used to')
  Sentence : Exercise 31
  Answer   : 1. (1); 2. (3); 3. (2); 4. (1); 5. (3); 6. (4); 7. (2); 8. (1); 9. (4); 10. (1)
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[SAP_G4_P096_Q32] (Page 96 | Lesson 11 - Object Pronouns)
  Sentence : Exercise 32
  Answer   : 1. me; 2. him; 3. them; 4. her; 5. us; 6. me; 7. them; 8. her; 9. me; 10. her
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[SAP_G4_P096_Q33] (Page 96 | Lesson 11 - Direct Objects)
  Sentence : Exercise 33 (Suggested answers)
  Answer   : 1. some questions; 2. his stamp collection; 3. his name; 4. a long poem; 5. a car; 6. her new bicycle; 7. my help; 8. some sweets; 9. a new bag; 10. his report book
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[SAP_G4_P096_Q34] (Page 96 | Lesson 11 - Direct and Indirect Objects)
  Sentence : Exercise 34
  Answer   : 1. Mr Jones bought his daughter a dress.
2. Mr Lyson gave the honest boy a reward.
3. Randy showed his parents his report book.
4. Peter lent George his bicycle.
5. Jane will give her best friend a handmade card.
6. My father built me a treehouse.
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[SAP_G4_P096_Q35] (Page 96 | Lesson 11 - Direct and Indirect Objects)
  Sentence : Exercise 35
  Answer   : 1. The sales assistant showed Carol a white dress.
2. The artist painted them a picture.
3. Sharon poured me some lemonade.
4. Our teacher gave us a test.
5. My brother made me a kite.
6. You must give the cat some milk.
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[SAP_G4_P096_Q36] (Page 96 | Lesson 12 - Past Participles)
  Sentence : Exercise 36
  Answer   : 1. taken; 2. posted; 3. swept; 4. begun; 5. seen; 6. stolen; 7. taken; 8. written; 9. injured; 10. finished
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[SAP_G4_P096_Q37] (Page 96 | Lesson 12 - Present Perfect Tense)
  Sentence : Exercise 37
  Answer   : 1. has taught; 2. has baked; 3. have ... done; 4. has caught; 5. has won; 6. has kept; 7. have flown; 8. has drunk
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[SAP_G4_P096_Q38] (Page 96 | Present Perfect Tense)
  Sentence : Exercise 38
  Answer   : 1. The men have painted the house.
2. David has seen this film.
3. I have just written the composition.
4. My mother has already cooked dinner.
5. The fire has destroyed the houses.
6. Jane has visited the orphanage twice.
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[SAP_G4_P096_Q39] (Page 96 | Present Perfect Tense)
  Sentence : Exercise 39
  Answer   : 1. has written; 2. have sent; 3. has ... taken; 4. has ... collected; 5. has arranged; 6. have asked; 7. has ... given; 8. have decided
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[SAP_G4_P096_Q40] (Page 96 | Lesson 13 - Present Perfect Tense)
  Sentence : Exercise 40
  Answer   : 1. been; 2. seen; 3. taken; 4. eaten; 5. lost; 6. done; 7. drunk; 8. driven; 9. ridden; 10. touched
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[SAP_G4_P096_Q41] (Page 96 | Lesson 13 - Present Perfect Tense Questions)
  Sentence : Exercise 41
  Answer   : 1. Have ... seen; 2. Have ... climbed; 3. Has ... been; 4. Have ...watched; 5. Has ... flown; 6. Has ... swum; 7. Have ... sung; 8. Has ... tasted; 9. Have ... made; 10. Has ... jumped
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[SAP_G4_P096_Q42] (Page 96 | Lesson 14 - Passive Voice (Present))
  Sentence : Exercise 42
  Answer   : 1. kept; 2. sold; 3. spoken; 4. written; 5. driven; 6. worn; 7. grown; 8. shown
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[SAP_G4_P096_Q43] (Page 96 | Lesson 14 - Passive Voice (Present))
  Sentence : Exercise 43
  Answer   : 1. are fed; 2. are sold; 3. are ... built; 4. are invited; 5. is swept; 6. is made; 7. are sewn; 8. is cut
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[SAP_G4_P096_Q44] (Page 96 | Lesson 14 - Passive Voice (Present))
  Sentence : Exercise 44
  Answer   : 1. The flag is raised every morning.
2. Food is cooked in the kitchen.
3. The money is kept in the safe.
4. The fence is painted every year.
5. The fruit are packed in crates.
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[SAP_G4_P096_Q45] (Page 96 | Lesson 15 - Passive Voice (Past))
  Sentence : Exercise 45
  Answer   : 1. was repaired; 2. were exhibited; 3. was flooded; 4. were rewarded; 5. was written; 6. was examined; 7. was caught; 8. was spent; 9. was torn; 10. were broken
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[SAP_G4_P096_Q46] (Page 96 | Passive Voice (Past))
  Sentence : Exercise 46
  Answer   : 1. was imported; 2. was injured; 3. was sewn; 4. was shown; 5. were made; 6. were scolded; 7. was saved; 8. werereminded; 9. was served; 10. was heard
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[SAP_G4_P096_Q47] (Page 96 | Passive Voice (Past))
  Sentence : Exercise 47
  Answer   : 1. The song was played on the piano.
2. A bridge was built across the river.
3. Your watch was found under the bed.
4. The tree behind my house was cut down.
5. The school bell was rung for recess.
6. The story from the book was read aloud.
7. The stale bread was thrown into the dustbin.
8. Several large snakes were caught in the forest.
9. The rich man was kidnapped a few nights ago.
10. The windows were cleaned yesterday.
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[SAP_G4_P096_Q48] (Page 96 | Lesson 16 - Simple Past Tense)
  Sentence : Exercise 48
  Answer   : 1. rang; 2. saw; 3. spotted; 4. fell; 5. started; 6. heard; 7. called; 8. came; 9. ran; 10. walked
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[SAP_G4_P096_Q49] (Page 96 | Lesson 16 - Past Continuous Tense)
  Sentence : Exercise 49
  Answer   : 1. were watching; 2. was sitting; 3. was shopping; 4. were jogging; 5. was leaving; 6. was writing; 7. was clearing; 8. was climbing; 9. was barking; 10. were walking
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[SAP_G4_P096_Q50] (Page 96 | Lesson 16 - Past Continuous and Simple Past Tense)
  Sentence : Exercise 50
  Answer   : 1. was sweeping; scurried
2. was flying; snapped
3. was playing; came
4. were waiting; met
5. was going; saw
6. were running; sprained
7. was sowing; bit
8. were rowing; sprang
9. was getting; tripped
10. was cycling; dashed
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[SAP_G4_P096_Q51] (Page 96 | Lesson 17 - Conjunctions)
  Sentence : Exercise 51
  Answer   : 1. before; 2. but; 3. so; 4. and; 5. so; 6. because; 7. after; 8. if; 9. or; 10. because
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[SAP_G4_P096_Q52] (Page 96 | Lesson 17 - Conjunctions)
  Sentence : Exercise 52
  Answer   : 1. Mother sprayed insecticide at the cockroach, but it was still alive.
2. The little girl cannot read or write.
3. Susan and her friends went to the beach.
4. It was very cold, so I wore my coat.
5. Mason fell because the floor was wet and slippery.
6. Nathan was late for school because he missed the bus.
7. You will succeed if you work hard.
8. The food looks delicious but tastes horrible.
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[SAP_G4_P097_Q53] (Page 97 | Conjunctions)
  Sentence : Exercise 53
  Answer   : 1. and
2. but
3. so
4. if
5. After
6. because
7. or
8. before
9. and
10. because
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[SAP_G4_P097_Q54] (Page 97 | Correlative Conjunctions (either...or / neither...nor))
  Sentence : LESSON 18 - Exercise 54
  Answer   : 1. or
2. Neither
3. nor
4. Either
5. nor
6. either
7. nor
8. neither
9. either
10. nor
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[SAP_G4_P097_Q55] (Page 97 | Correlative Conjunctions (either...or / neither...nor))
  Sentence : LESSON 18 - Exercise 55
  Answer   : 1. neither ... nor
2. either ... or
3. either ... or
4. neither ... nor
5. Either ... or
6. either ... or
7. either ... or
8. either ... or
9. Neither ... nor
10. neither ... nor
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[SAP_G4_P097_Q56] (Page 97 | Sentence Combining with Correlative Conjunctions)
  Sentence : LESSON 18 - Exercise 56
  Answer   : 1. You can have either cakes or biscuits.
2. Jack wants to be either a pilot or a musician.
3. Mr Spears can neither drive a car nor ride a motorcycle.
4. Neither Mr Finch nor Mrs Finch knows Mary.
5. We can either take a bus or walk to school.
6. You can cut the piece of paper with either a razor or a pair of scissors.
7. I can either watch television or listen to the radio.
8. I may have left my bag in either the bedroom or the kitchen.
9. My father neither smokes nor drinks.
10. Lucy can either come to the party or go home.
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[SAP_G4_P097_Q57] (Page 97 | Quantifiers (a lot of / a little))
  Sentence : LESSON 19 - Exercise 57
  Answer   : 1. a lot of
2. a little
3. a little
4. a lot of
5. a lot of
6. a little
7. a lot of
8. a little
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[SAP_G4_P097_Q58] (Page 97 | Quantifiers (a lot of / a little))
  Sentence : LESSON 19 - Exercise 58
  Answer   : 1. a little
2. a lot of
3. a lot of
4. a little
5. a lot of
6. a lot of
7. a little
8. a lot of
9. a little
10. a lot of
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[SAP_G4_P097_Q59] (Page 97 | Prepositional Phrases)
  Sentence : LESSON 20 - Exercise 59
  Answer   : 1. in the grey suit
2. on the desk
3. under the table
4. behind the tree
5. near the lake
6. on the shelf
7. in the basket
8. from the police headquarters
9. behind my house
10. near my home
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[SAP_G4_P097_Q60] (Page 97 | Prepositional Phrases)
  Sentence : LESSON 20 - Exercise 60
  Answer   : 1. on the wall
2. under the bed
3. in the cupboard
4. behind the chair
5. on the table
6. near the dragonfly
7. in the cage
8. on the plate
9. in the living room
10. on the shelves
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[SAP_G4_P097_Q61] (Page 97 | Prepositional Phrases in Sentences)
  Sentence : LESSON 20 - Exercise 61
  Answer   : 1. The vase on the counter is made of glass.
2. The paint in the tin has dried up.
3. The boat under the bridge belongs to that fisherman.
4. The man behind the tree is a thief.
5. The tent near the pond is set up by the boys.
6. The cat under the bed is sleeping.
7. The big book on the desk is a dictionary.
8. The stories found in this book are interesting.
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[SAP_G4_P097_Q62] (Page 97 | Agreement / Auxiliary Verbs with 'so')
  Sentence : LESSON 21 - Exercise 62
  Answer   : 1. am
2. were
3. are
4. are
5. do
6. does
7. does
8. did
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[SAP_G4_P097_Q63] (Page 97 | Agreement / Auxiliary Verbs with 'so')
  Sentence : LESSON 21 - Exercise 63
  Answer   : 1. does
2. do
3. do
4. does
5. were
6. is
7. have
8. can
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[SAP_G4_P097_Q64] (Page 97 | Inversion with 'So')
  Sentence : LESSON 21 - Exercise 64
  Answer   : 1. The tour guide was very courteous, so was the driver.
2. A police officer carries a weapon, so does a soldier.
3. Melissa is hungry, so am I.
4. Mr Wilson attended the meeting, so did Miss Carter.
5. The boys enjoyed themselves at the party, so did the girls.
6. Tammy will take part in the contest, so will my sister.
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[SAP_G4_P097_Q65] (Page 97 | Conditional Sentences (Type 1))
  Sentence : LESSON 22 - Exercise 65
  Answer   : 1. (2)
2. (1)
3. (3)
4. (1)
5. (3)
6. (2)
7. (1)
8. (2)
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[SAP_G4_P097_Q66] (Page 97 | Future Tense in Conditionals (shall / will))
  Sentence : LESSON 22 - Exercise 66
  Answer   : 1. shall stay
2. will break
3. shall visit
4. will feel
5. will punish
6. will catch
7. shall switch
8. will meet
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[SAP_G4_P097_Q67] (Page 97 | Conditional Sentences (If clauses))
  Sentence : LESSON 22 - Exercise 67
  Answer   : 1. If I am too tired, I shall take a rest. / I shall take a rest if I am too tired.
2. If the baby is hungry, it will cry. / The baby will cry if it is hungry.
3. If you do not have enough money, I shall lend you some. / I shall lend you some money if you do not have enough money.
4. If you are naughty, your father will scold you. / Your father will scold you if you are naughty.
5. If Henry fails his examination, his parents will be sad. / Henry's parents will be sad if he fails his examination.
6. If you drop the vase, it will break. / The vase will break if you drop it.
7. If ice is left under the sun, it will melt. / Ice will melt if it is left under the sun.
8. If you park your car here, you will be fined. / You will be fined if you park your car here.
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[SAP_G4_P097_Q68] (Page 97 | Phrasal Verbs / Prepositions)
  Sentence : LESSON 23 - Exercise 68
  Answer   : 1. in
2. up
3. up
4. down
5. into
6. off
7. off
8. up
9. up
10. away
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[SAP_G4_P097_Q69] (Page 97 | Phrasal Verbs Multiple Choice)
  Sentence : LESSON 23 - Exercise 69
  Answer   : 1. (2)
2. (1)
3. (4)
4. (3)
5. (3)
6. (2)
7. (2)
8. (4)
9. (1)
10. (1)
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[SAP_G4_P097_Q70] (Page 97 | Phrasal Verbs)
  Sentence : LESSON 23 - Exercise 70
  Answer   : 1. broke out
2. putting on
3. went out
4. got out
5. rang up
6. put out
7. found out
8. fallen off
9. gave up
10. took up
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[SAP_G4_P097_Q71] (Page 97 | Reported Speech (told / asked))
  Sentence : LESSON 24 - Exercise 71
  Answer   : 1. told
2. asked
3. told
4. told
5. told
6. asked
7. told
8. told
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[SAP_G4_P097_Q72] (Page 97 | Reported Speech (Commands and Requests))
  Sentence : LESSON 24 - Exercise 72
  Answer   : 1. The dentist asked Sharon to open her mouth.
2. The manager told him to leave the office.
3. Mr Carlson told the children not to play in the rain.
4. The stranger asked me to help him.
5. The corporal told his men to fall in.
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[SAP_G4_P097_Q73] (Page 97 | Reported Speech (Commands and Requests))
  Sentence : LESSON 24 - Exercise 73
  Answer   : 1. Melissa's teacher told her to tie up her hair.
2. John's mother told him to go to sleep.
3. Mrs Taylor asked her guests to take a seat.
4. My father told me to tidy up my room.
5. The general told the soldiers to retreat.
6. The nurse asked me to follow her.
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