SAP Learning Grammar 5 - Extracted Quiz Index
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[SAP_G5_P004_Q01] (Page 4 | Subject-Verb Agreement / Simple Present Tense)
  Sentence : One of the problems faced by our shops and supermarkets (1) _____ (be) theft.
  Answer   : is
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-4
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[SAP_G5_P004_Q02] (Page 4 | Subject-Verb Agreement / Simple Present Tense)
  Sentence : There (2) _____ (be) many kinds of theft.
  Answer   : are
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-4
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[SAP_G5_P004_Q03] (Page 4 | Subject-Verb Agreement / Simple Present Tense)
  Sentence : One of them (3) _____ (be) shoplifting.
  Answer   : is
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-4
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[SAP_G5_P004_Q04] (Page 4 | Subject-Verb Agreement / Simple Present Tense)
  Sentence : Shops (4) _____ (lose) a lot of money due to shoplifting
  Answer   : lose
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-4
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[SAP_G5_P004_Q05] (Page 4 | Subject-Verb Agreement / Simple Present Tense)
  Sentence : and they (5) _____ (spend) even more money on ways to prevent it.
  Answer   : spend
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-4
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[SAP_G5_P004_Q06] (Page 4 | Subject-Verb Agreement / Simple Present Tense)
  Sentence : One of the ways (6) _____ (be) to employ house detectives.
  Answer   : is
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-4
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[SAP_G5_P004_Q07] (Page 4 | Subject-Verb Agreement / Simple Present Tense)
  Sentence : Some of the shops (7) _____ (use) special equipment such as closed circuit television to catch the shoplifters.
  Answer   : use
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-4
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[SAP_G5_P004_Q08] (Page 4 | Subject-Verb Agreement / Simple Present Tense)
  Sentence : One of the reasons that encourages shoplifting (8) _____ (be) the self-service system, which has been adopted by most supermarkets and shops.
  Answer   : is
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-4
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[SAP_G5_P004_Q09] (Page 4 | Subject-Verb Agreement / Simple Present Tense)
  Sentence : You will be surprised to know that shoplifters (9) _____ (be) not necessarily poor or deprived.
  Answer   : are
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-4
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[SAP_G5_P004_Q10] (Page 4 | Subject-Verb Agreement / Simple Present Tense)
  Sentence : They (10) _____ (come) from all walks of life.
  Answer   : come
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-4
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[SAP_G5_P006_Q01] (Page 6 | Subject-Verb Agreement (Concord with 'one of'))
  Sentence : One of the students ( is , are ) absent.
  Answer   : is
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-6
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[SAP_G5_P006_Q02] (Page 6 | Subject-Verb Agreement (Concord with 'one of'))
  Sentence : One of the eggs in the basket ( was , were ) rotten.
  Answer   : was
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-6
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[SAP_G5_P006_Q03] (Page 6 | Subject-Verb Agreement (Concord with 'one of'))
  Sentence : One of my friends ( has , have ) gone home.
  Answer   : has
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-6
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[SAP_G5_P006_Q04] (Page 6 | Subject-Verb Agreement (Concord with 'one of'))
  Sentence : One of the boys ( own , owns ) a bicycle.
  Answer   : owns
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-6
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[SAP_G5_P006_Q05] (Page 6 | Subject-Verb Agreement (Concord with 'one of'))
  Sentence : One of my teeth ( has , have ) decayed and must be extracted.
  Answer   : has
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-6
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[SAP_G5_P006_Q06] (Page 6 | Subject-Verb Agreement (Concord with 'one of'))
  Sentence : One of the players in our football team ( score , scores ) a goal.
  Answer   : scores
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-6
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[SAP_G5_P006_Q07] (Page 6 | Subject-Verb Agreement (Concord with 'one of'))
  Sentence : One of the students ( know , knows ) where Mrs Lee is.
  Answer   : knows
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-6
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[SAP_G5_P006_Q08] (Page 6 | Subject-Verb Agreement (Concord with 'one of'))
  Sentence : One of the passengers ( was , were ) injured in the accident.
  Answer   : was
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-6
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[SAP_G5_P006_Q09] (Page 6 | Subject-Verb Agreement (Concord with 'one of'))
  Sentence : One of the ladies ( carry , carries ) an umbrella.
  Answer   : carries
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-6
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[SAP_G5_P006_Q10] (Page 6 | Subject-Verb Agreement (Concord with 'one of'))
  Sentence : One of the boxes ( contain , contains ) some money.
  Answer   : contains
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-6
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[SAP_G5_P006_Q01] (Page 6 | Prepositions of Time)
  Sentence : The shops are closed _____ Sundays in this neighbourhood.
  Answer   : on
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-6
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[SAP_G5_P006_Q02] (Page 6 | Prepositions of Time)
  Sentence : The magic show will start _____ four o'clock.
  Answer   : at
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-6
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[SAP_G5_P006_Q03] (Page 6 | Prepositions of Time)
  Sentence : The enemy attacked the fort _____ dawn.
  Answer   : at
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-6
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[SAP_G5_P006_Q04] (Page 6 | Prepositions of Time)
  Sentence : I was not in the country _____ the day of his wedding.
  Answer   : on
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-6
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[SAP_G5_P006_Q05] (Page 6 | Prepositions of Time)
  Sentence : It rains most heavily _____ December.
  Answer   : in
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-6
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[SAP_G5_P006_Q06] (Page 6 | Prepositions of Time)
  Sentence : Patrick met with an accident _____ Friday the thirteenth.
  Answer   : on
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-6
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[SAP_G5_P006_Q07] (Page 6 | Prepositions of Time)
  Sentence : Hurry up! Our coach leaves _____ five minutes.
  Answer   : in
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-6
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[SAP_G5_P006_Q08] (Page 6 | Prepositions of Time)
  Sentence : Where did you go _____ Christmas Day?
  Answer   : on
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-6
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[SAP_G5_P006_Q09] (Page 6 | Prepositions of Time)
  Sentence : The treaty between the two countries was signed _____ 1824.
  Answer   : in
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-6
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[SAP_G5_P006_Q10] (Page 6 | Prepositions of Time)
  Sentence : My father will be home _____ a few hours' time.
  Answer   : in
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-6
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[SAP_G5_P007_Q01] (Page 7 | Subject-Verb Agreement (Simple Present Tense))
  Sentence : One of my brothers often _____ to the library. (go)
  Answer   : goes
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-7
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[SAP_G5_P007_Q02] (Page 7 | Subject-Verb Agreement (Simple Present Tense))
  Sentence : One of the twins _____ great interest in his studies. (show)
  Answer   : shows
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-7
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[SAP_G5_P007_Q03] (Page 7 | Subject-Verb Agreement (Simple Present Tense))
  Sentence : One of the guards _____ to let us go into the stadium. (refuse)
  Answer   : refuses
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-7
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[SAP_G5_P007_Q04] (Page 7 | Subject-Verb Agreement (Simple Present Tense))
  Sentence : One of my uncles _____ in a bank as a manager. (work)
  Answer   : works
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-7
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[SAP_G5_P007_Q05] (Page 7 | Subject-Verb Agreement (Simple Present Tense))
  Sentence : One of my classmates _____ to school every day. (cycle)
  Answer   : cycles
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-7
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[SAP_G5_P007_Q06] (Page 7 | Subject-Verb Agreement (Simple Present Tense))
  Sentence : Only one of the trees in the garden _____ fruit. (bear)
  Answer   : bears
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-7
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[SAP_G5_P007_Q07] (Page 7 | Subject-Verb Agreement (Simple Present Tense))
  Sentence : One of his sons _____ Japanese fluently. (speak)
  Answer   : speaks
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-7
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[SAP_G5_P007_Q08] (Page 7 | Subject-Verb Agreement (Simple Present Tense))
  Sentence : One of the books _____ to me. (belong)
  Answer   : belongs
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-7
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[SAP_G5_P007_Q09] (Page 7 | Subject-Verb Agreement (Simple Present Tense))
  Sentence : One of the clerks _____ sandals to work every day. (wear)
  Answer   : wears
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-7
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[SAP_G5_P007_Q10] (Page 7 | Subject-Verb Agreement (Simple Present Tense))
  Sentence : One of the houses _____ over a million dollars. (cost)
  Answer   : costs
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-7
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[SAP_G5_P008_Q01] (Page 8 | Subject-Verb Agreement)
  Sentence : One of my socks _____ a hole in it.
  Answer   : (1)
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-8
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[SAP_G5_P008_Q02] (Page 8 | Subject-Verb Agreement)
  Sentence : It is late. Everyone _____ asleep.
  Answer   : (4)
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-8
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[SAP_G5_P008_Q03] (Page 8 | Subject-Verb Agreement)
  Sentence : One of Sharon's brothers _____ a doctor.
  Answer   : (3)
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-8
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[SAP_G5_P008_Q04] (Page 8 | Subject-Verb Agreement)
  Sentence : All the water in the pail _____ used to wash the car.
  Answer   : (2)
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-8
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[SAP_G5_P008_Q05] (Page 8 | Subject-Verb Agreement)
  Sentence : Every child in that group _____ not know how to read or write yet.
  Answer   : (4)
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-8
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[SAP_G5_P008_Q06] (Page 8 | Subject-Verb Agreement)
  Sentence : Most of the food _____ prepared by Mrs Peterson.
  Answer   : (1)
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-8
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[SAP_G5_P008_Q07] (Page 8 | Subject-Verb Agreement)
  Sentence : All the sugar _____ been used up to bake the cake.
  Answer   : (4)
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-8
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[SAP_G5_P008_Q08] (Page 8 | Subject-Verb Agreement)
  Sentence : Fortunately, nobody _____ bitten by the poisonous snake.
  Answer   : (1)
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-8
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[SAP_G5_P008_Q09] (Page 8 | Subject-Verb Agreement)
  Sentence : Each of the children _____ given a miniature flag on National Day.
  Answer   : (3)
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-8
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[SAP_G5_P008_Q10] (Page 8 | Subject-Verb Agreement)
  Sentence : No one _____ at home during the robbery.
  Answer   : (3)
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-8
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[SAP_G5_P010_Q01] (Page 10 | Prepositions of time (exact time))
  Sentence : Mr and Mrs Wong start work ( on , at , in ) eight o'clock every day.
  Answer   : at
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-10
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[SAP_G5_P010_Q02] (Page 10 | Prepositions of time (days))
  Sentence : The examination results were announced ( on , at , in ) Tuesday.
  Answer   : on
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-10
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[SAP_G5_P010_Q03] (Page 10 | Prepositions of time (exact time / periods))
  Sentence : Owls hunt for food ( on , in , at ) night.
  Answer   : at
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-10
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[SAP_G5_P010_Q04] (Page 10 | Prepositions of time (months))
  Sentence : Jane's birthday is ( on , in , at ) January.
  Answer   : in
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-10
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[SAP_G5_P010_Q05] (Page 10 | Prepositions of time (dates/days))
  Sentence : Jacob will be enlisted in the army ( on , in , at ) 20 June.
  Answer   : on
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-10
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[SAP_G5_P010_Q06] (Page 10 | Prepositions of time (years))
  Sentence : The Dutch captured Malacca ( on , in , at ) 1641.
  Answer   : in
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-10
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[SAP_G5_P010_Q07] (Page 10 | Prepositions of time (exact time))
  Sentence : The show will start ( on , in , at ) half past one.
  Answer   : at
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-10
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[SAP_G5_P010_Q08] (Page 10 | Prepositions of time (periods))
  Sentence : We usually jog ( on , in , at ) the evening.
  Answer   : in
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-10
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[SAP_G5_P010_Q09] (Page 10 | Prepositions of time (periods))
  Sentence : The referee will blow his whistle ( on , in , at ) five minutes' time.
  Answer   : in
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-10
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[SAP_G5_P010_Q10] (Page 10 | Prepositions of time (days))
  Sentence : There is a party ( on , at , in ) New Year's Eve.
  Answer   : on
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-10
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[SAP_G5_P010_Q05] (Page 10 | Passive Voice (Simple Future Tense))
  Sentence : Papers _____ to the students during the test. (will supply)
  Answer   : will be supplied
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-10
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[SAP_G5_P010_Q06] (Page 10 | Passive Voice (Simple Future Tense))
  Sentence : The National Anthem _____ by the whole school. (will sing)
  Answer   : will be sung
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-10
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[SAP_G5_P010_Q07] (Page 10 | Passive Voice (Simple Future Tense))
  Sentence : The goods from China _____ to Hong Kong. (will export)
  Answer   : will be exported
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-10
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[SAP_G5_P010_Q08] (Page 10 | Passive Voice (Simple Future Tense))
  Sentence : Each child _____ a free balloon at the carnival. (will give)
  Answer   : will be given
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-10
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[SAP_G5_P010_Q09] (Page 10 | Passive Voice (Simple Future Tense))
  Sentence : The concert _____ at the Indoor Stadium. (will hold)
  Answer   : will be held
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-10
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[SAP_G5_P010_Q10] (Page 10 | Passive Voice (Simple Future Tense))
  Sentence : The news _____ over the radio at nine o'clock tonight. (will broadcast)
  Answer   : will be broadcast
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-10
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[SAP_G5_P010_Q11] (Page 10 | Passive Voice (Simple Future Tense))
  Sentence : The injured man _____ by the doctors immediately. (will treat)
  Answer   : will be treated
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-10
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[SAP_G5_P010_Q12] (Page 10 | Passive Voice (Simple Future Tense))
  Sentence : The building _____ next year. (will complete)
  Answer   : will be completed
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-10
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[SAP_G5_P010_Q13] (Page 10 | Passive Voice (Simple Future Tense))
  Sentence : The movie _____ at a nearby cinema soon. (will show)
  Answer   : will be shown
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-10
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[SAP_G5_P010_Q14] (Page 10 | Passive Voice (Simple Future Tense))
  Sentence : The tickets _____ by the usher at the entrance. (will check)
  Answer   : will be checked
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-10
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[SAP_G5_P010_Q15] (Page 10 | Passive Voice (Simple Future Tense))
  Sentence : The new furniture _____ to my house soon. (will deliver)
  Answer   : will be delivered
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-10
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[SAP_G5_P011_Q01] (Page 11 | Passive Voice (Future Tense))
  Sentence : The police will arrest those who break the law.
  Answer   : Those who break the law will be arrested.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-11
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[SAP_G5_P011_Q02] (Page 11 | Passive Voice (Future Tense))
  Sentence : The coach will choose one of the players to be the captain.
  Answer   : One of the players will be chosen to be the captain.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-11
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[SAP_G5_P011_Q03] (Page 11 | Passive Voice (Future Tense))
  Sentence : The guide will show the tourists round the museum.
  Answer   : The tourists will be shown round the museum.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-11
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[SAP_G5_P011_Q04] (Page 11 | Passive Voice (Future Tense))
  Sentence : The students will return the sports equipment today.
  Answer   : The sports equipment will be returned today.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-11
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[SAP_G5_P011_Q05] (Page 11 | Passive Voice (Future Tense))
  Sentence : The farmer will harvest the rice in a few days' time.
  Answer   : The rice will be harvested in a few days' time.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-11
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[SAP_G5_P011_Q06] (Page 11 | Passive Voice (Future Tense))
  Sentence : The workers will complete the project next year.
  Answer   : The project will be completed next year.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-11
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[SAP_G5_P011_Q07] (Page 11 | Passive Voice (Future Tense))
  Sentence : The couple will hold their wedding ceremony in January.
  Answer   : Their wedding ceremony will be held in January.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-11
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[SAP_G5_P011_Q08] (Page 11 | Passive Voice (Future Tense))
  Sentence : The king will throw a banquet in the palace soon.
  Answer   : A banquet will be thrown in the palace soon.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-11
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[SAP_G5_P011_Q09] (Page 11 | Passive Voice (Future Tense))
  Sentence : They will cut off the power supply tomorrow.
  Answer   : The power supply will be cut off tomorrow.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-11
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[SAP_G5_P011_Q10] (Page 11 | Passive Voice (Future Tense))
  Sentence : The mint will issue new coins next month.
  Answer   : New coins will be issued next month.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-11
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[SAP_G5_P012_Q01] (Page 12 | Prepositions of Time)
  Sentence : When was the patient discharged? (April)
He _____
  Answer   : was discharged in April.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-12
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[SAP_G5_P012_Q02] (Page 12 | Prepositions of Time)
  Sentence : What time will the programme be shown? (three o'clock)
It _____
  Answer   : will be shown at three o'clock.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-12
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[SAP_G5_P012_Q03] (Page 12 | Prepositions of Time)
  Sentence : When will you leave for Australia? (five days' time)
I _____
  Answer   : will leave for Australia in five days' time.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-12
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[SAP_G5_P012_Q04] (Page 12 | Prepositions of Time)
  Sentence : When will the fireworks display take place? (midnight)
It _____
  Answer   : will take place at midnight.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-12
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[SAP_G5_P012_Q05] (Page 12 | Prepositions of Time)
  Sentence : When did Pamela leave the house? (morning)
She _____
  Answer   : left the house in the morning.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-12
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[SAP_G5_P012_Q06] (Page 12 | Prepositions of Time)
  Sentence : When was Jason born? (1990)
He _____
  Answer   : was born in 1990.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-12
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[SAP_G5_P012_Q07] (Page 12 | Prepositions of Time)
  Sentence : When did the campaign start? (the fourth of May)
It _____
  Answer   : started on the fourth of May.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-12
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[SAP_G5_P012_Q08] (Page 12 | Prepositions of Time)
  Sentence : When will the plane take off? (an hour)
It _____
  Answer   : will take off in an hour.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-12
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[SAP_G5_P012_Q09] (Page 12 | Prepositions of Time)
  Sentence : When is he coming home? (Christmas Day)
He _____
  Answer   : is coming home on Christmas Day.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-12
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[SAP_G5_P012_Q10] (Page 12 | Prepositions of Time)
  Sentence : When will Lily meet Wendy? (lunchtime)
She _____
  Answer   : will meet Wendy at lunchtime.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-12
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[SAP_G5_P012_Q01] (Page 12 | Passive Voice (Simple Future Tense))
  Sentence : A funfair (1) _____ (will organise) by our school during the coming school holidays.
  Answer   : will be organised
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-12
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[SAP_G5_P012_Q02] (Page 12 | Passive Voice (Simple Future Tense))
  Sentence : It (2) _____ (will hold) in our school ground.
  Answer   : will be held
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-12
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[SAP_G5_P012_Q03] (Page 12 | Passive Voice (Simple Future Tense))
  Sentence : Each student (3) _____ (will give) at least ten dollars worth of coupons to sell.
  Answer   : will be given
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-12
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[SAP_G5_P012_Q04] (Page 12 | Passive Voice (Simple Future Tense))
  Sentence : These coupons (4) _____ (will sell) to friends and relatives.
  Answer   : will be sold
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-12
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[SAP_G5_P012_Q05] (Page 12 | Passive Voice (Simple Future Tense))
  Sentence : Some of the teachers and their students (5) _____ (will assign) to decorate the school and the game stalls.
  Answer   : will be assigned
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-12
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[SAP_G5_P012_Q06] (Page 12 | Passive Voice (Simple Future Tense))
  Sentence : All game stalls (6) _____ (will run) by students and teachers, and all food stalls (7) _____ (will operate) by caterers.
  Answer   : will be run
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-12
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[SAP_G5_P012_Q07] (Page 12 | Passive Voice (Simple Future Tense))
  Sentence : All game stalls (6) _____ (will run) by students and teachers, and all food stalls (7) _____ (will operate) by caterers.
  Answer   : will be operated
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-12
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[SAP_G5_P012_Q08] (Page 12 | Passive Voice (Simple Future Tense))
  Sentence : Several important officials (8) _____ (will invite) and a speech (9) _____ (will give) by the Principal.
  Answer   : will be invited
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-12
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[SAP_G5_P012_Q09] (Page 12 | Passive Voice (Simple Future Tense))
  Sentence : Several important officials (8) _____ (will invite) and a speech (9) _____ (will give) by the Principal.
  Answer   : will be given
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-12
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[SAP_G5_P012_Q10] (Page 12 | Passive Voice (Simple Future Tense))
  Sentence : All funds raised (10) _____ (will donate) to the Community Chest.
  Answer   : will be donated
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-12
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[SAP_G5_P013_Q01] (Page 13 | Prepositions of time)
  Sentence : The school holidays began (1) _____ June.
  Answer   : in
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-13
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[SAP_G5_P013_Q02] (Page 13 | Prepositions of time)
  Sentence : As we were going to drive there, we left our house early one morning (2) _____ about six o'clock.
  Answer   : at
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-13
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[SAP_G5_P013_Q03] (Page 13 | Prepositions of time)
  Sentence : We left early (3) _____ the morning as we wanted to arrive before noon.
  Answer   : in
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-13
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[SAP_G5_P013_Q04] (Page 13 | Prepositions of time)
  Sentence : Besides, my father preferred driving in the morning to driving (4) _____ night, especially a long drive such as this.
  Answer   : at
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-13
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[SAP_G5_P013_Q05] (Page 13 | Prepositions of time)
  Sentence : We reached Kuala Lumpur (5) _____ four hours.
  Answer   : in
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-13
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[SAP_G5_P013_Q06] (Page 13 | Prepositions of time)
  Sentence : (6) _____ the evening, (7) _____ about seven o'clock, Uncle Thomas brought us to a restaurant for a grand seafood dinner.
  Answer   : In
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-13
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[SAP_G5_P013_Q07] (Page 13 | Prepositions of time)
  Sentence : (6) _____ the evening, (7) _____ about seven o'clock, Uncle Thomas brought us to a restaurant for a grand seafood dinner.
  Answer   : at
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-13
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[SAP_G5_P013_Q08] (Page 13 | Prepositions of time)
  Sentence : Before we left, we invited Uncle Thomas to pay us a visit (8) _____ Christmas Day.
  Answer   : on
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-13
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[SAP_G5_P014_Q01] (Page 14 | Passive Voice using the Future Tense)
  Sentence : The agreement _____ tomorrow by the two parties concerned. (will sign)
  Answer   : will be signed
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-14
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[SAP_G5_P014_Q02] (Page 14 | Passive Voice using the Future Tense)
  Sentence : The trousers _____ for a better fit before the school term starts. (will alter)
  Answer   : will be altered
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-14
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[SAP_G5_P014_Q03] (Page 14 | Passive Voice using the Future Tense)
  Sentence : The shop _____ this Wednesday as it is a public holiday.(will close)
  Answer   : will be closed
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-14
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[SAP_G5_P014_Q04] (Page 14 | Passive Voice using the Future Tense)
  Sentence : The narrow road _____ soon. (will widen)
  Answer   : will be widened
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-14
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[SAP_G5_P014_Q01] (Page 14 | Present Perfect Passive)
  Sentence : The thief who robbed the shop _____ by the police. (catch)
  Answer   : has been caught
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-14
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[SAP_G5_P014_Q02] (Page 14 | Present Perfect Passive)
  Sentence : All the students _____ of the English test which will take place soon. (inform)
  Answer   : have been informed
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-14
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[SAP_G5_P014_Q03] (Page 14 | Present Perfect Passive)
  Sentence : The money on the table _____. (steal)
  Answer   : has been stolen
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-14
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[SAP_G5_P014_Q04] (Page 14 | Present Perfect Passive)
  Sentence : The missing ship _____ sailing in the Straits of Malacca. (find)
  Answer   : has been found
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-14
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[SAP_G5_P014_Q05] (Page 14 | Present Perfect Passive)
  Sentence : These elephants _____ to perform in a circus. (train)
  Answer   : have been trained
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-14
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[SAP_G5_P014_Q06] (Page 14 | Present Perfect Passive)
  Sentence : The whole house _____ recently. (paint)
  Answer   : has been painted
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-14
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[SAP_G5_P014_Q07] (Page 14 | Present Perfect Passive)
  Sentence : The broken glasses _____ into the dustbin. (throw)
  Answer   : have been thrown
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-14
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[SAP_G5_P014_Q08] (Page 14 | Present Perfect Passive)
  Sentence : A pit _____ to trap the tiger. (dig)
  Answer   : has been dug
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-14
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[SAP_G5_P014_Q09] (Page 14 | Present Perfect Passive)
  Sentence : The letter _____. (post)
  Answer   : has been posted
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-14
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[SAP_G5_P014_Q10] (Page 14 | Present Perfect Passive)
  Sentence : The bird in the cage _____ free. (set)
  Answer   : has been set
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-14
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[SAP_G5_P016_Q01] (Page 16 | Present Perfect Passive)
  Sentence : The sinking of an oil tanker (1) _____ (report) off the southern coast of Singapore.
  Answer   : has been reported
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-16
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[SAP_G5_P016_Q02] (Page 16 | Present Perfect Passive)
  Sentence : It (2) _____ (cause) by a huge explosion on board.
  Answer   : has been caused
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-16
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[SAP_G5_P016_Q03] (Page 16 | Present Perfect Passive)
  Sentence : Several sailors (3) _____ (rescue), but the search for more survivors is still being continued.
  Answer   : have been rescued
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-16
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[SAP_G5_P016_Q04] (Page 16 | Present Perfect Passive)
  Sentence : Pieces of the wreckage (4) _____ (spot) over a large area
  Answer   : have been spotted
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-16
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[SAP_G5_P016_Q05] (Page 16 | Present Perfect Passive)
  Sentence : and divers (5) _____ (send) to help in the search.
  Answer   : have been sent
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-16
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[SAP_G5_P016_Q06] (Page 16 | Present Perfect Passive)
  Sentence : With their help, more than a dozen bodies of dead sailors (6) _____ (find).
  Answer   : have been found
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-16
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[SAP_G5_P016_Q07] (Page 16 | Present Perfect Passive)
  Sentence : Other boats and ships (7) _____ (tell) to stay clear of the area
  Answer   : have been told
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-16
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[SAP_G5_P016_Q08] (Page 16 | Present Perfect Passive)
  Sentence : until the investigation (8) _____ (complete).
  Answer   : has been completed
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-16
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[SAP_G5_P016_Q09] (Page 16 | Present Perfect Passive)
  Sentence : Till now, the cause of the explosion (9) _____ not _____ (establish), but
  Answer   : has ... been established
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-16
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[SAP_G5_P016_Q10] (Page 16 | Present Perfect Passive)
  Sentence : the damage (10) _____ (estimate) to be more than ten million dollars.
  Answer   : has been estimated
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-16
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[SAP_G5_P017_Q01] (Page 17 | Infinitive without 'to')
  Sentence : We saw the paratroopers ( jumps , jump , jumped ) from the aircraft.
  Answer   : jump
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-17
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[SAP_G5_P017_Q02] (Page 17 | Infinitive without 'to')
  Sentence : Jennifer saw something ( move , moved , moves ) in the attic.
  Answer   : move
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-17
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[SAP_G5_P017_Q03] (Page 17 | Infinitive without 'to')
  Sentence : My father would not let me ( rode , ridden , ride ) a motorcycle.
  Answer   : ride
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-17
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[SAP_G5_P017_Q04] (Page 17 | Infinitive without 'to')
  Sentence : The monitor made us ( picks , picked , pick ) up the litter on the floor before the teacher came in.
  Answer   : pick
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-17
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[SAP_G5_P017_Q05] (Page 17 | Infinitive without 'to')
  Sentence : We saw a stranger ( enter , enters , entered ) the house through the back door.
  Answer   : enter
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-17
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[SAP_G5_P017_Q06] (Page 17 | Infinitive without 'to')
  Sentence : The kind man helped the old lady ( crossed , cross , crosses ) the busy road.
  Answer   : cross
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-17
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[SAP_G5_P017_Q07] (Page 17 | Infinitive without 'to')
  Sentence : The old man did not hear the telephone ( rung , rang , ring ) as he was sleeping.
  Answer   : ring
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-17
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[SAP_G5_P017_Q08] (Page 17 | Infinitive without 'to')
  Sentence : Did you hear her ( sing , sang , sung ) at the concert?
  Answer   : sing
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-17
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[SAP_G5_P017_Q09] (Page 17 | Infinitive without 'to')
  Sentence : Did you see anyone ( goes , gone , go ) into my room a little while ago?
  Answer   : go
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-17
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[SAP_G5_P017_Q10] (Page 17 | Infinitive without 'to')
  Sentence : The audience grew tense as they watched the trainer ( walks , walk , walked ) nearer and nearer to the lion.
  Answer   : walk
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-17
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[SAP_G5_P018_Q01] (Page 18 | Bare Infinitives / Causative Verbs (let))
  Sentence : My brother would not let me _____ his car as I was too inexperienced to do so.
  Answer   : (1) drive
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-18
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[SAP_G5_P018_Q02] (Page 18 | Bare Infinitives / Verbs of Perception (see))
  Sentence : We saw the police officers _____ the robbers down the street.
  Answer   : (3) chase
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-18
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[SAP_G5_P018_Q03] (Page 18 | Bare Infinitives / Causative Verbs (make))
  Sentence : The teacher made the naughty boy _____ the classroom for a week.
  Answer   : (4) clean
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-18
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[SAP_G5_P018_Q04] (Page 18 | Bare Infinitives / Verbs of Perception (see))
  Sentence : Did you see the dog _____ over the fence?
  Answer   : (1) jump
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-18
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[SAP_G5_P018_Q05] (Page 18 | Bare Infinitives / Verbs of Perception (hear))
  Sentence : She heard a baby _____ in the room.
  Answer   : (1) cry
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-18
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[SAP_G5_P018_Q06] (Page 18 | Bare Infinitives / Verbs of Perception (watch))
  Sentence : Lily watched her baby sister _____ towards the doll.
  Answer   : (1) run
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-18
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[SAP_G5_P018_Q07] (Page 18 | Bare Infinitives / Verbs of Perception (watch))
  Sentence : The nurse watched the doctor _____ the patient.
  Answer   : (3) examine
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-18
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[SAP_G5_P018_Q08] (Page 18 | Bare Infinitives / Causative Verbs (make))
  Sentence : The coach made us _____ every day.
  Answer   : (3) practise
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-18
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[SAP_G5_P018_Q09] (Page 18 | Bare Infinitives / Verbs of Perception (watch))
  Sentence : The audience watched the clowns _____ their act.
  Answer   : (2) perform
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-18
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[SAP_G5_P018_Q10] (Page 18 | Bare Infinitives / Causative Verbs (let))
  Sentence : The lifeguard would not let the children _____ at the deep end of the pool.
  Answer   : (2) swim
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-18
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[SAP_G5_P019_Q01] (Page 19 | Verbs of perception / Bare infinitive)
  Sentence : The brave man dived into the river. (They watched)
_____
  Answer   : They watched the brave man dive into the river.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-19
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[SAP_G5_P019_Q02] (Page 19 | Causative verbs / Bare infinitive)
  Sentence : She went to the party with her classmates. (Sharon's mother let)
_____
  Answer   : Sharon's mother let her go to the party with her classmates.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-19
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[SAP_G5_P019_Q03] (Page 19 | Verbs of perception / Bare infinitive)
  Sentence : The car crashed into the fence. (The pedestrians saw)
_____
  Answer   : The pedestrians saw the car crash into the fence.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-19
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[SAP_G5_P019_Q04] (Page 19 | Verbs of perception / Bare infinitive)
  Sentence : You took the wallet from the counter. (Somebody saw)
_____
  Answer   : Somebody saw you take the wallet from the counter.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-19
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[SAP_G5_P019_Q05] (Page 19 | Verbs of perception / Bare infinitive)
  Sentence : Their children played in the sandpit. (The parents watched)
_____
  Answer   : The parents watched their children play in the sandpit.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-19
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[SAP_G5_P019_Q06] (Page 19 | Causative verbs / Bare infinitive)
  Sentence : Andy borrowed my bicycle for a week. (I let)
_____
  Answer   : I let Andy borrow my bicycle for a week.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-19
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[SAP_G5_P019_Q07] (Page 19 | Causative verbs / Bare infinitive)
  Sentence : We worked overtime yesterday. (Our manager made)
_____
  Answer   : Our manager made us work overtime yesterday.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-19
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[SAP_G5_P020_Q01] (Page 20 | Passive Voice (Present Perfect Tense))
  Sentence : <u>The gardener</u> has chopped down the tree.
  Answer   : The tree has been chopped down.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-20
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[SAP_G5_P020_Q02] (Page 20 | Passive Voice (Present Perfect Tense))
  Sentence : <u>They</u> have discovered gold in the stream.
  Answer   : Gold has been discovered in the stream.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-20
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[SAP_G5_P020_Q03] (Page 20 | Passive Voice (Present Perfect Tense))
  Sentence : <u>The scouts</u> have set up their tents.
  Answer   : Their tents have been set up.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-20
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[SAP_G5_P020_Q04] (Page 20 | Passive Voice (Present Perfect Tense))
  Sentence : <u>The army</u> has trained many soldiers.
  Answer   : Many soldiers have been trained.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-20
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[SAP_G5_P020_Q05] (Page 20 | Passive Voice (Present Perfect Tense))
  Sentence : <u>They</u> have fed the animals in the zoo.
  Answer   : The animals in the zoo have been fed.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-20
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[SAP_G5_P020_Q06] (Page 20 | Passive Voice (Present Perfect Tense))
  Sentence : <u>I</u> have already washed the car.
  Answer   : The car has already been washed.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-20
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[SAP_G5_P020_Q07] (Page 20 | Passive Voice (Present Perfect Tense))
  Sentence : <u>She</u> has given me the keys to the house.
  Answer   : The keys to the house have been given to me.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-20
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[SAP_G5_P020_Q08] (Page 20 | Passive Voice (Present Perfect Tense))
  Sentence : <u>The men</u> have destroyed the termites' nest.
  Answer   : The termites' nest has been destroyed.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-20
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[SAP_G5_P020_Q09] (Page 20 | Passive Voice (Present Perfect Tense))
  Sentence : <u>The firefighters</u> have put out the fire.
  Answer   : The fire has been put out.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-20
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[SAP_G5_P020_Q10] (Page 20 | Passive Voice (Present Perfect Tense))
  Sentence : <u>The students</u> have handed in their books to their teacher.
  Answer   : Their books have been handed in to their teacher.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-20
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[SAP_G5_P020_Q08] (Page 20 | Verbs of Perception with Bare Infinitives)
  Sentence : The firefighters put out the raging fire. (The crowd watched)
  Answer   : The crowd watched the firefighters put out the raging fire.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-20
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[SAP_G5_P020_Q09] (Page 20 | Verbs of Perception with Bare Infinitives)
  Sentence : She asked him for help. (I did not hear)
  Answer   : I did not hear her ask him for help.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-20
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[SAP_G5_P020_Q10] (Page 20 | Verbs of Perception with Bare Infinitives)
  Sentence : Someone opened the door. (She heard)
  Answer   : She heard someone open the door.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-20
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[SAP_G5_P020_Q11] (Page 20 | Causative Verbs with Bare Infinitives)
  Sentence : He joined them for dinner at a restaurant. (Peter's friends made)
  Answer   : Peter's friends made him join them for dinner at a restaurant.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-20
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[SAP_G5_P020_Q12] (Page 20 | Verbs of Perception with Bare Infinitives)
  Sentence : The traffic police chased the speeding car. (We saw)
  Answer   : We saw the traffic police chase the speeding car.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-20
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[SAP_G5_P020_Q13] (Page 20 | Verbs of Perception with Bare Infinitives)
  Sentence : The thief stole the diamonds from the showcase. (Nobody saw)
  Answer   : Nobody saw the thief steal the diamonds from the showcase.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-20
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[SAP_G5_P020_Q14] (Page 20 | Verbs of Perception with Bare Infinitives)
  Sentence : The jet flew past the tower. (We saw)
  Answer   : We saw the jet fly past the tower.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-20
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[SAP_G5_P020_Q15] (Page 20 | Causative Verbs with Bare Infinitives)
  Sentence : We cleared the table after eating. (She made)
  Answer   : She made us clear the table after eating.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-20
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[SAP_G5_P021_Q01] (Page 21 | Verb + Object + Infinitive)
  Sentence : The teacher told the students to ( handed , hand , hands ) in their homework immediately.
  Answer   : hand
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-21
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[SAP_G5_P021_Q02] (Page 21 | Verb + Object + Infinitive)
  Sentence : The librarian sternly warned the boys not to ( makes , made , make ) too much noise.
  Answer   : make
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-21
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[SAP_G5_P021_Q03] (Page 21 | Infinitive)
  Sentence : The soldiers were instructed to ( clean , cleaned , cleans ) their rifles.
  Answer   : clean
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-21
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[SAP_G5_P021_Q04] (Page 21 | Verb + Object + Infinitive)
  Sentence : Lisa helped her mother to ( washed , washes , wash ) the dishes after dinner.
  Answer   : wash
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-21
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[SAP_G5_P021_Q05] (Page 21 | Verb + Object + Infinitive)
  Sentence : The host invited us to ( stay , stayed , stays ) for lunch.
  Answer   : stay
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-21
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[SAP_G5_P021_Q06] (Page 21 | Infinitive of Purpose)
  Sentence : The burglar used a crowbar to ( broke , break , broken ) the lock.
  Answer   : break
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-21
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[SAP_G5_P021_Q07] (Page 21 | Verb + Object + Infinitive)
  Sentence : The tired farmer asked his son to ( passes , passed , pass ) him a glass of water.
  Answer   : pass
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-21
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[SAP_G5_P021_Q08] (Page 21 | Verb + Object + Infinitive)
  Sentence : She advised me to ( seen , see , saw ) a doctor at once.
  Answer   : see
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-21
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[SAP_G5_P021_Q09] (Page 21 | Verb + Object + Infinitive)
  Sentence : We asked the teacher to ( explains , explain , explained ) the difficult topic again.
  Answer   : explain
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-21
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[SAP_G5_P021_Q10] (Page 21 | Verb + Object + Infinitive)
  Sentence : The robber forced the young couple to ( gave , given , give ) him their money.
  Answer   : give
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-21
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[SAP_G5_P023_Q07] (Page 23 | Infinitives of Purpose)
  Sentence : Ryan stayed at home. He did his homework.
  Answer   : Ryan stayed at home to do his homework.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-23
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[SAP_G5_P023_Q08] (Page 23 | Infinitives of Purpose)
  Sentence : The hunters set a trap. They caught the prowling tiger.
  Answer   : The hunters set a trap to catch the prowling tiger.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-23
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[SAP_G5_P023_Q09] (Page 23 | Infinitives of Purpose)
  Sentence : The planes flew low over the area. They were searching for the missing hikers.
  Answer   : The planes flew low over the area to search for the missing hikers.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-23
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[SAP_G5_P023_Q10] (Page 23 | Infinitives of Purpose)
  Sentence : He wore his jacket. He kept himself warm.
  Answer   : He wore his jacket to keep himself warm.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-23
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[SAP_G5_P023_Q11] (Page 23 | Infinitives of Purpose)
  Sentence : The gardener dug a hole. He planted a tree.
  Answer   : The gardener dug a hole to plant a tree.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-23
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[SAP_G5_P023_Q12] (Page 23 | To-infinitives)
  Sentence : I asked the waiter. He brought me the menu.
  Answer   : I asked the waiter to bring me the menu.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-23
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[SAP_G5_P023_Q13] (Page 23 | Infinitives of Purpose)
  Sentence : An Eskimo uses blocks of ice. He builds an igloo.
  Answer   : An Eskimo uses blocks of ice to build an igloo.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-23
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[SAP_G5_P023_Q14] (Page 23 | Infinitives of Purpose)
  Sentence : The actors appeared on stage. They took their bow.
  Answer   : The actors appeared on stage to take their bow.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-23
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[SAP_G5_P024_Q01] (Page 24 | Vocabulary / Verbs)
  Sentence : Some natives in Africa used an unusual way to set traps to (1) _____ monkeys and baboons.
  Answer   : (2) catch
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-24
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[SAP_G5_P024_Q02] (Page 24 | Vocabulary / Verbs)
  Sentence : They would bore the side of a tree trunk to (2) _____ a hole just big enough for a monkey's hand.
  Answer   : (1) make
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-24
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[SAP_G5_P024_Q03] (Page 24 | Vocabulary / Verbs)
  Sentence : They would then leave a lump of sugar in it to (3) _____ their prey.
  Answer   : (2) attract
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-24
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[SAP_G5_P024_Q04] (Page 24 | Vocabulary / Verbs)
  Sentence : Soon, a monkey or a baboon would come along. Unable to resist the temptation, it would place its hand into the hole to (4) _____ the bait.
  Answer   : (3) take
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-24
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[SAP_G5_P024_Q05] (Page 24 | Vocabulary / Verbs)
  Sentence : Grabbing the lump of sugar, the victim would find its hand stuck. It would pull with all its might to try to (5) _____ , but it would never occur to the animal to...
  Answer   : (1) escape
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-24
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[SAP_G5_P024_Q06] (Page 24 | Vocabulary / Verbs)
  Sentence : ...but it would never occur to the animal to (6) _____ the lump of sugar, as the hole was too small for the fist clutching the bait.
  Answer   : (3) release
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-24
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[SAP_G5_P024_Q07] (Page 24 | Vocabulary / Verbs)
  Sentence : The natives hiding nearby would then cast a net to (7) _____ it.
  Answer   : (1) capture
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-24
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[SAP_G5_P025_Q01] (Page 25 | present perfect continuous tense)
  Sentence : The boys _____ for the last half an hour. (swim)
  Answer   : have been swimming
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-25
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[SAP_G5_P025_Q02] (Page 25 | present perfect continuous tense)
  Sentence : Susan _____ the piano since she was eight. (play)
  Answer   : has been playing
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-25
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[SAP_G5_P025_Q03] (Page 25 | present perfect continuous tense)
  Sentence : My mother _____ in the kitchen since ten o'clock this morning. (cook)
  Answer   : has been cooking
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-25
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[SAP_G5_P025_Q04] (Page 25 | present perfect continuous tense)
  Sentence : The farmer _____ in his field the whole day. (work)
  Answer   : has been working
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-25
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[SAP_G5_P026_Q05] (Page 26 | Present Perfect Continuous Tense)
  Sentence : Chelsea _____ to her friend on the telephone for the past hour. (talk)
  Answer   : has been talking
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-26
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[SAP_G5_P026_Q06] (Page 26 | Present Perfect Continuous Tense)
  Sentence : You _____ for half an hour and it is time to get back to work. (rest)
  Answer   : have been resting
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-26
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[SAP_G5_P026_Q07] (Page 26 | Present Perfect Continuous Tense)
  Sentence : I _____ for your call all day long. (wait)
  Answer   : have been waiting
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-26
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[SAP_G5_P026_Q08] (Page 26 | Present Perfect Continuous Tense)
  Sentence : They _____ for the missing plane in the jungle since yesterday. (search)
  Answer   : have been searching
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-26
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[SAP_G5_P026_Q09] (Page 26 | Present Perfect Continuous Tense)
  Sentence : The water _____ for five minutes. (boil)
  Answer   : has been boiling
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-26
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[SAP_G5_P026_Q10] (Page 26 | Present Perfect Continuous Tense)
  Sentence : Lilian _____ her homework all evening. (do)
  Answer   : has been doing
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-26
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[SAP_G5_P026_Q11] (Page 26 | Present Perfect Continuous Tense)
  Sentence : The players _____ hard for the coming tournament. (train)
  Answer   : have been training
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-26
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[SAP_G5_P026_Q12] (Page 26 | Present Perfect Continuous Tense)
  Sentence : The postal worker _____ letters since eight o'clock this morning. (deliver)
  Answer   : has been delivering
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-26
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[SAP_G5_P026_Q13] (Page 26 | Present Perfect Continuous Tense)
  Sentence : Those two children _____ in the library since two o'clock. (read)
  Answer   : have been reading
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-26
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[SAP_G5_P026_Q14] (Page 26 | Present Perfect Continuous Tense)
  Sentence : My brother _____ television since dinnertime. (watch)
  Answer   : has been watching
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-26
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[SAP_G5_P026_Q15] (Page 26 | Present Perfect Continuous Tense)
  Sentence : This shop _____ antique furniture for over a year. (sell)
  Answer   : has been selling
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-26
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[SAP_G5_P027_Q01] (Page 27 | Infinitive)
  Sentence : Mary went to the well. She drew some water.
  Answer   : Mary went to the well to draw some water.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-27
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[SAP_G5_P027_Q02] (Page 27 | Infinitive)
  Sentence : Wayne rushed to the bus stop. He wanted to catch the bus.
  Answer   : Wayne rushed to the bus stop to catch the bus.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-27
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[SAP_G5_P027_Q03] (Page 27 | Infinitive)
  Sentence : The police inspector instructed his men. They surrounded the house.
  Answer   : The police inspector instructed his men to surround the house.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-27
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[SAP_G5_P027_Q04] (Page 27 | Infinitive)
  Sentence : I used a long string. I tied the big parcel.
  Answer   : I used a long string to tie the big parcel.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-27
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[SAP_G5_P027_Q05] (Page 27 | Infinitive)
  Sentence : She boiled some water. She made a pot of tea.
  Answer   : She boiled some water to make a pot of tea.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-27
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[SAP_G5_P028_Q01] (Page 28 | Present Perfect Continuous Tense)
  Sentence : Mr Goldman (1) _____ (coach) the neighbourhood football team for several years.
  Answer   : has been coaching
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-28
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[SAP_G5_P028_Q02] (Page 28 | Present Perfect Continuous Tense)
  Sentence : The football team (2) _____ (win) matches since he took over.
  Answer   : has been winning
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-28
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[SAP_G5_P028_Q03] (Page 28 | Present Perfect Continuous Tense)
  Sentence : All the players (3) _____ (improve) steadily in their skills, especially in their teamwork, since he started coaching them.
  Answer   : have been improving
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-28
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[SAP_G5_P028_Q04] (Page 28 | Present Perfect Continuous Tense)
  Sentence : For the past few weeks, the team (4) _____ (train) extremely hard for the final match.
  Answer   : has been training
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-28
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[SAP_G5_P028_Q05] (Page 28 | Present Perfect Continuous Tense)
  Sentence : All the players (5) _____ (practise) hard the whole morning and afternoon.
  Answer   : have been practising
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-28
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[SAP_G5_P030_Q01] (Page 30 | Question words with to-infinitive)
  Sentence : Ben knows ( what , how ) to play badminton.
  Answer   : how
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-30
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[SAP_G5_P030_Q02] (Page 30 | Question words with to-infinitive)
  Sentence : I always remember ( when , what ) to bring my school fees.
  Answer   : when
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-30
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[SAP_G5_P030_Q03] (Page 30 | Question words with to-infinitive)
  Sentence : Mr and Mrs Wong have not planned ( what , where ) to do with the old furniture.
  Answer   : what
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-30
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[SAP_G5_P030_Q04] (Page 30 | Question words with to-infinitive)
  Sentence : The couple is wondering ( what , where ) to go during the holidays.
  Answer   : where
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-30
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[SAP_G5_P030_Q05] (Page 30 | Question words with to-infinitive)
  Sentence : The teacher told the students ( what , how ) to bring for their art lesson.
  Answer   : what
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-30
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[SAP_G5_P030_Q06] (Page 30 | Question words with to-infinitive)
  Sentence : The instructor is teaching her ( where , how ) to drive the car.
  Answer   : how
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-30
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[SAP_G5_P030_Q07] (Page 30 | Question words with to-infinitive)
  Sentence : The date on the library book tells us ( how , when ) to return it.
  Answer   : when
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-30
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[SAP_G5_P030_Q08] (Page 30 | Question words with to-infinitive)
  Sentence : We cannot decide ( where , what ) to buy for his birthday.
  Answer   : what
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-30
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[SAP_G5_P030_Q09] (Page 30 | Question words with to-infinitive)
  Sentence : Bob showed me ( how , what ) to hold the racket properly.
  Answer   : how
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-30
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[SAP_G5_P030_Q10] (Page 30 | Question words with to-infinitive)
  Sentence : The attendant showed me ( where , when ) to park my car.
  Answer   : where
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-30
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[SAP_G5_P031_Q01] (Page 31 | Question words with to-infinitive)
  Sentence : David showed me ( when , where , what ) to buy the shoes.
  Answer   : where
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-31
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[SAP_G5_P031_Q02] (Page 31 | Question words with to-infinitive)
  Sentence : Susie is learning ( where , when , how ) to play the piano.
  Answer   : how
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-31
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[SAP_G5_P031_Q03] (Page 31 | Question words with to-infinitive)
  Sentence : My mother is wondering ( where , what , when ) to cook for dinner tonight.
  Answer   : what
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-31
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[SAP_G5_P031_Q04] (Page 31 | Question words with to-infinitive)
  Sentence : Do you know ( what , when , how ) to do if you are stung by a bee?
  Answer   : what
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-31
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[SAP_G5_P031_Q05] (Page 31 | Question words with to-infinitive)
  Sentence : The teacher showed us ( how , what , where ) to use the scanner.
  Answer   : how
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-31
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[SAP_G5_P031_Q06] (Page 31 | Question words with to-infinitive)
  Sentence : John wants to know ( when , where , what ) to meet us at eight o'clock tomorrow morning.
  Answer   : where
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-31
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[SAP_G5_P031_Q07] (Page 31 | Question words with to-infinitive)
  Sentence : Nobody knows ( whose , when , what ) to return the rented boat.
  Answer   : when
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-31
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[SAP_G5_P031_Q08] (Page 31 | Question words with to-infinitive)
  Sentence : When I was young, my father taught me ( what , when , how ) to swim.
  Answer   : how
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-31
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[SAP_G5_P031_Q09] (Page 31 | Question words with to-infinitive)
  Sentence : The nurse will inform you ( when , where , what ) to go into the consultation room to see the doctor.
  Answer   : when
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-31
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[SAP_G5_P031_Q10] (Page 31 | Question words with to-infinitive)
  Sentence : My brother is teaching me ( what , when , how ) to ride a bicycle.
  Answer   : how
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-31
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[SAP_G5_P032_Q01] (Page 32 | Present Perfect Continuous Tense)
  Sentence : What has the doctor been doing all day long? (treat patients)
He _____
  Answer   : has been treating patients all day long.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-32
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[SAP_G5_P032_Q02] (Page 32 | Present Perfect Continuous Tense)
  Sentence : What have the workers been doing since eight o'clock this morning? (paint the house)
They _____
  Answer   : have been painting the house since eight o'clock this morning.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-32
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[SAP_G5_P032_Q03] (Page 32 | Present Perfect Continuous Tense)
  Sentence : What have the students been doing for the last one hour? (jog round the track)
They _____
  Answer   : have been jogging round the track for the last one hour.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-32
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[SAP_G5_P032_Q04] (Page 32 | Present Perfect Continuous Tense)
  Sentence : What have you been doing for the past one week? (study for my examination)
I _____
  Answer   : have been studying for my examination for the past one week.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-32
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[SAP_G5_P032_Q05] (Page 32 | Present Perfect Continuous Tense)
  Sentence : What has your sister been doing since she returned from school? (do her homework)
She _____
  Answer   : has been doing her homework since she returned from school.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-32
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[SAP_G5_P032_Q01] (Page 32 | Noun phrases (wh- word + infinitive))
  Sentence : I was showing the tourist _____.
  Answer   : 3
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-32
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[SAP_G5_P032_Q02] (Page 32 | Noun phrases (wh- word + infinitive))
  Sentence : Mr Lee told the driver _____.
  Answer   : 1
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-32
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[SAP_G5_P032_Q03] (Page 32 | Noun phrases (wh- word + infinitive))
  Sentence : One of the players forgot _____.
  Answer   : 1
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-32
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[SAP_G5_P032_Q04] (Page 32 | Noun phrases (wh- word + infinitive))
  Sentence : The chef is wondering _____.
  Answer   : 2
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-32
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[SAP_G5_P032_Q05] (Page 32 | Noun phrases (wh- word + infinitive))
  Sentence : The sergeant is showing the soldier _____.
  Answer   : 2
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-32
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[SAP_G5_P032_Q06] (Page 32 | Noun phrases (wh- word + infinitive))
  Sentence : The usher showed us _____.
  Answer   : 2
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-32
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[SAP_G5_P032_Q07] (Page 32 | Noun phrases (wh- word + infinitive))
  Sentence : Our teacher told us _____.
  Answer   : 1
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-32
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[SAP_G5_P032_Q08] (Page 32 | Noun phrases (wh- word + infinitive))
  Sentence : The stewardess shows the passenger _____.
  Answer   : 3
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-32
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[SAP_G5_P032_Q09] (Page 32 | Noun phrases (wh- word + infinitive))
  Sentence : The librarian told Peter _____.
  Answer   : 1
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-32
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[SAP_G5_P032_Q10] (Page 32 | Noun phrases (wh- word + infinitive))
  Sentence : At the party, she showed him _____.
  Answer   : 2
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-32
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[SAP_G5_P034_Q01] (Page 34 | Gerunds)
  Sentence : Sharon enjoys _____ at the beach.
  Answer   : (2)
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-34
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[SAP_G5_P034_Q02] (Page 34 | Gerunds)
  Sentence : The driver was fined for reckless _____.
  Answer   : (3)
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-34
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[SAP_G5_P034_Q03] (Page 34 | Gerunds)
  Sentence : Do you like _____ in a small town?
  Answer   : (1)
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-34
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[SAP_G5_P034_Q04] (Page 34 | Gerunds)
  Sentence : Lionel prefers _____ television to going out.
  Answer   : (4)
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-34
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[SAP_G5_P034_Q05] (Page 34 | Gerunds)
  Sentence : _____ is bad for our health.
  Answer   : (2)
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-34
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[SAP_G5_P034_Q06] (Page 34 | Gerunds)
  Sentence : The detective succeeded in _____ the murder case.
  Answer   : (1)
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-34
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[SAP_G5_P034_Q07] (Page 34 | Gerunds)
  Sentence : _____ our teeth is a daily routine.
  Answer   : (4)
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-34
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[SAP_G5_P034_Q08] (Page 34 | Gerunds)
  Sentence : The naughty student received a _____ from the teacher.
  Answer   : (3)
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-34
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[SAP_G5_P034_Q09] (Page 34 | Gerunds)
  Sentence : Jacob likes _____ ghost stories.
  Answer   : (2)
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-34
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[SAP_G5_P034_Q10] (Page 34 | Gerunds)
  Sentence : _____ is a good form of exercise.
  Answer   : (2)
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-34
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[SAP_G5_P035_Q01] (Page 35 | Gerunds)
  Sentence : She likes the idea of _____ her holidays in Malaysia. (spend)
  Answer   : spending
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-35
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[SAP_G5_P035_Q02] (Page 35 | Gerunds)
  Sentence : My brother loves _____ spiders. (catch)
  Answer   : catching
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-35
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[SAP_G5_P035_Q03] (Page 35 | Gerunds)
  Sentence : My mother does most of the _____ . (cook)
  Answer   : cooking
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-35
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[SAP_G5_P035_Q04] (Page 35 | Gerunds)
  Sentence : These dirty clothes need _____ . (wash)
  Answer   : washing
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-35
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[SAP_G5_P035_Q05] (Page 35 | Gerunds)
  Sentence : The chef has just finished _____ the cake. (bake)
  Answer   : baking
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-35
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[SAP_G5_P035_Q06] (Page 35 | Gerunds)
  Sentence : We spent the whole afternoon _____ by the river. (fish)
  Answer   : fishing
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-35
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[SAP_G5_P035_Q07] (Page 35 | Gerunds)
  Sentence : Mrs Davidson went to the shopping mall to do some _____ . (shop)
  Answer   : shopping
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-35
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[SAP_G5_P035_Q08] (Page 35 | Gerunds)
  Sentence : Everybody started _____ when the singer appeared on stage. (clap)
  Answer   : clapping
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-35
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[SAP_G5_P035_Q09] (Page 35 | Gerunds)
  Sentence : My hobby is _____ old coins. (collect)
  Answer   : collecting
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-35
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[SAP_G5_P035_Q10] (Page 35 | Gerunds)
  Sentence : Mary is fond of _____ to music. (listen)
  Answer   : listening
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-35
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[SAP_G5_P036_Q01] (Page 36 | Gerunds)
  Sentence : The boys like to play football.
  Answer   : The boys like playing football.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-36
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[SAP_G5_P036_Q02] (Page 36 | Gerunds)
  Sentence : Your dirty shoes need to be cleaned.
  Answer   : Your dirty shoes need cleaning.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-36
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[SAP_G5_P036_Q03] (Page 36 | Gerunds)
  Sentence : David does not like to do his homework on Sundays.
  Answer   : David does not like doing his homework on Sundays.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-36
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[SAP_G5_P036_Q04] (Page 36 | Gerunds)
  Sentence : Jane and Jill love to try on new clothes.
  Answer   : Jane and Jill love trying on new clothes.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-36
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[SAP_G5_P036_Q05] (Page 36 | Gerunds)
  Sentence : Jenny likes to write compositions.
  Answer   : Jenny likes writing compositions.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-36
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[SAP_G5_P036_Q06] (Page 36 | Gerunds)
  Sentence : Most dogs like to chase after cats.
  Answer   : Most dogs like chasing after cats.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-36
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[SAP_G5_P036_Q07] (Page 36 | Gerunds)
  Sentence : Randy likes to listen to the radio.
  Answer   : Randy likes listening to the radio.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-36
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[SAP_G5_P036_Q08] (Page 36 | Gerunds)
  Sentence : The baby likes to drink milk.
  Answer   : The baby likes drinking milk.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-36
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[SAP_G5_P037_Q01] (Page 37 | Gerunds / Participles)
  Sentence : The old seaman spent most of his life _____ from one port to another.
  Answer   : sailing
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-37
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[SAP_G5_P037_Q02] (Page 37 | Gerunds / Participles)
  Sentence : One of Selena's chores is _____ the floor.
  Answer   : sweeping
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-37
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[SAP_G5_P037_Q03] (Page 37 | Gerunds / Participles)
  Sentence : Everyone enjoys _____ to the stories she tells.
  Answer   : listening
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-37
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[SAP_G5_P037_Q04] (Page 37 | Gerunds as Subjects)
  Sentence : _____ comes naturally to most birds.
  Answer   : Flying
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-37
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[SAP_G5_P037_Q05] (Page 37 | Participles)
  Sentence : The members of the expedition were in the Amazon, _____ the jungles.
  Answer   : exploring
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-37
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[SAP_G5_P037_Q06] (Page 37 | Gerunds / Subject Complements)
  Sentence : One of his favourite pastimes is _____ pictures of the sea.
  Answer   : painting
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-37
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[SAP_G5_P037_Q07] (Page 37 | Gerunds after 'need')
  Sentence : This knife needs _____.
  Answer   : sharpening
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-37
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[SAP_G5_P037_Q08] (Page 37 | Participles)
  Sentence : The motorist was caught _____ by the traffic police.
  Answer   : speeding
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-37
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[SAP_G5_P037_Q09] (Page 37 | Gerunds as Subjects)
  Sentence : _____ is a crime.
  Answer   : Stealing
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-37
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[SAP_G5_P037_Q10] (Page 37 | Gerunds after Prepositions)
  Sentence : My brother is fond of _____ the guitar.
  Answer   : playing
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-37
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[SAP_G5_P040_Q01] (Page 40 | Relative Pronouns)
  Sentence : The man ( who , which , whom ) robbed the shop is in jail.
  Answer   : who
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-40
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[SAP_G5_P040_Q02] (Page 40 | Relative Pronouns)
  Sentence : That is the boy ( whose , whom , who ) I saw take the bag.
  Answer   : whom
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-40
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[SAP_G5_P040_Q03] (Page 40 | Relative Pronouns)
  Sentence : The shoes ( whom , whose , which ) my father bought were too small for me.
  Answer   : which
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-40
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[SAP_G5_P040_Q04] (Page 40 | Relative Pronouns)
  Sentence : The film ( who , which , whose ) I am going to see has won several awards.
  Answer   : which
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-40
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[SAP_G5_P040_Q05] (Page 40 | Relative Pronouns)
  Sentence : We met the artist ( whom , whose , who ) paintings were exhibited at the gallery.
  Answer   : whose
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-40
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[SAP_G5_P040_Q06] (Page 40 | Relative Pronouns)
  Sentence : The police officer ( which , who , whom ) you spoke to is my brother.
  Answer   : whom
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-40
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[SAP_G5_P040_Q07] (Page 40 | Relative Pronouns)
  Sentence : The farmer caught the wolf ( who , which , whose ) had attacked his cow.
  Answer   : which
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-40
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[SAP_G5_P040_Q08] (Page 40 | Relative Pronouns)
  Sentence : The man ( whom , whose , who ) came in the morning left this parcel for you.
  Answer   : who
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-40
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[SAP_G5_P040_Q09] (Page 40 | Relative Pronouns)
  Sentence : The girl ( whose , who , which ) picture appeared in the newspaper is my friend.
  Answer   : whose
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-40
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[SAP_G5_P040_Q10] (Page 40 | Relative Pronouns)
  Sentence : The bicycle ( whose , which , whom ) is under the tree belongs to David.
  Answer   : which
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-40
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[SAP_G5_P041_Q01] (Page 41 | Relative Pronouns)
  Sentence : The girl _____ came in first in the beauty contest is my sister.
  Answer   : who
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-41
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[SAP_G5_P041_Q02] (Page 41 | Relative Pronouns)
  Sentence : The car _____ Mr Wang is now driving belongs to his brother.
  Answer   : which
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-41
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[SAP_G5_P041_Q03] (Page 41 | Relative Pronouns)
  Sentence : Ben and Jenny, _____ parents are both working, are very independent children.
  Answer   : whose
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-41
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[SAP_G5_P041_Q04] (Page 41 | Relative Pronouns)
  Sentence : The lady _____ I greeted at the airport is my aunt.
  Answer   : whom
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-41
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[SAP_G5_P041_Q05] (Page 41 | Relative Pronouns)
  Sentence : The man in black _____ the police had caught was a thief.
  Answer   : whom
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-41
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[SAP_G5_P041_Q06] (Page 41 | Relative Pronouns)
  Sentence : Our teacher told us a story _____ was about a famous historian.
  Answer   : which
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-41
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[SAP_G5_P041_Q07] (Page 41 | Relative Pronouns)
  Sentence : The boy _____ broke his leg was taken to hospital.
  Answer   : who
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-41
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[SAP_G5_P041_Q08] (Page 41 | Relative Pronouns)
  Sentence : We went to see a house _____ had been put up for sale.
  Answer   : which
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-41
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[SAP_G5_P041_Q09] (Page 41 | Relative Pronouns)
  Sentence : The man _____ wallet was found in the dustbin is my neighbour.
  Answer   : whose
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-41
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[SAP_G5_P041_Q10] (Page 41 | Relative Pronouns)
  Sentence : The car _____ was stolen last week has been recovered.
  Answer   : which
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-41
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[SAP_G5_P042_Q01] (Page 42 | Relative Pronouns)
  Sentence : The boy won a prize. He is my friend.
The boy _____
  Answer   : The boy who won a prize is my friend.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-42
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[SAP_G5_P042_Q02] (Page 42 | Relative Pronouns)
  Sentence : The tall man is my father. I waved to him.
The tall man _____
  Answer   : The tall man whom I waved to is my father.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-42
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[SAP_G5_P042_Q03] (Page 42 | Relative Pronouns)
  Sentence : We consoled the victims. Their houses were burnt down.
We consoled _____
  Answer   : We consoled the victims whose houses were burnt down.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-42
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[SAP_G5_P042_Q04] (Page 42 | Relative Pronouns)
  Sentence : The elephants are from India. They have smaller ears.
The elephants _____
  Answer   : The elephants which have smaller ears are from India.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-42
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[SAP_G5_P042_Q05] (Page 42 | Relative Pronouns)
  Sentence : Mrs Chow lives here. Her husband is a lawyer.
Mrs Chow, _____
  Answer   : Mrs Chow, whose husband is a lawyer, lives here.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-42
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[SAP_G5_P043_Q06] (Page 43 | Relative Pronouns)
  Sentence : The customer has left the shop. I was speaking to him.

The customer _____
  Answer   : The customer whom I was speaking to has left the shop.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-43
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[SAP_G5_P043_Q07] (Page 43 | Relative Pronouns)
  Sentence : The road leads to the park. It is very long and narrow.

The road _____
  Answer   : The road which leads to the park is very long and narrow.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-43
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[SAP_G5_P043_Q08] (Page 43 | Relative Pronouns)
  Sentence : The lady's purse was stolen. She made a report to the police.

The lady _____
  Answer   : The lady whose purse was stolen made a report to the police.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-43
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[SAP_G5_P043_Q09] (Page 43 | Relative Pronouns)
  Sentence : The delivery man brought the flowers. He has left.

The delivery man _____
  Answer   : The delivery man who brought the flowers has left.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-43
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[SAP_G5_P043_Q10] (Page 43 | Relative Pronouns)
  Sentence : I live in Singapore. It is an island city.

I live _____
  Answer   : I live in Singapore, which is an island city.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-43
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[SAP_G5_P044_Q01] (Page 44 | Relative Pronouns)
  Sentence : This is a story about how Singapore, (1) _____ was called Temasek, got its present name.
  Answer   : which
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-44
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[SAP_G5_P044_Q02] (Page 44 | Relative Pronouns)
  Sentence : There once was a king (2) _____ had three sons
  Answer   : who
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-44
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[SAP_G5_P044_Q03] (Page 44 | Relative Pronouns)
  Sentence : (3) _____ he loved dearly.
  Answer   : whom
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-44
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[SAP_G5_P044_Q04] (Page 44 | Relative Pronouns)
  Sentence : One of his sons (4) _____ he made heir to his throne was Sang Nila Utama.
  Answer   : whom
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-44
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[SAP_G5_P044_Q05] (Page 44 | Relative Pronouns)
  Sentence : One day, the prince, (5) _____ greatest desire was to travel, was sailing in his ship.
  Answer   : whose
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-44
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[SAP_G5_P044_Q06] (Page 44 | Relative Pronouns)
  Sentence : Suddenly, there was a great storm (6) _____ wrecked his ship, throwing the prince and his men into the sea.
  Answer   : which
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-44
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[SAP_G5_P044_Q07] (Page 44 | Relative Pronouns)
  Sentence : After the terrible storm, the prince and his men, (7) _____ survived the terrible ordeal, were washed ashore on the island of Temasek.
  Answer   : who
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-44
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[SAP_G5_P044_Q08] (Page 44 | Relative Pronouns)
  Sentence : There, in a clearing, the prince saw a strange animal (8) _____ beauty he had never seen before.
  Answer   : whose
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-44
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[SAP_G5_P044_Q09] (Page 44 | Relative Pronouns)
  Sentence : It was a lion, (9) _____ the natives called 'Singa'.
  Answer   : which
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-44
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[SAP_G5_P044_Q10] (Page 44 | Relative Pronouns)
  Sentence : The prince decided to name the island 'Singapura', (10) _____ means 'The Lion City'.
  Answer   : which
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-44
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[SAP_G5_P045_Q01] (Page 45 | Adverb clauses of place)
  Sentence : The principal stood _____.
  Answer   : 1
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-45
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[SAP_G5_P045_Q02] (Page 45 | Adverb clauses of place)
  Sentence : You may bring your dog _____.
  Answer   : 3
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-45
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[SAP_G5_P045_Q03] (Page 45 | Adverb clauses of place)
  Sentence : You may park _____.
  Answer   : 2
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-45
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[SAP_G5_P046_Q04] (Page 46 | Adverbial clauses of place)
  Sentence : The thief hid _____.
  Answer   : (3)
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-46
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[SAP_G5_P046_Q05] (Page 46 | Adverbial clauses of place)
  Sentence : Plants cannot grow _____.
  Answer   : (3)
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-46
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[SAP_G5_P046_Q06] (Page 46 | Adverbial clauses of place)
  Sentence : The turtles laid their eggs _____.
  Answer   : (1)
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-46
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[SAP_G5_P046_Q07] (Page 46 | Adverbial clauses of place)
  Sentence : Please put the storybook back _____.
  Answer   : (2)
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-46
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[SAP_G5_P046_Q08] (Page 46 | Adverbial clauses of place)
  Sentence : Put the money _____.
  Answer   : (3)
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-46
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[SAP_G5_P046_Q09] (Page 46 | Adverbial clauses of place)
  Sentence : The detectives went _____.
  Answer   : (1)
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-46
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[SAP_G5_P046_Q10] (Page 46 | Adverbial clauses of place)
  Sentence : You can place the food _____.
  Answer   : (1)
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-46
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[SAP_G5_P048_Q05] (Page 48 | Synthesis and Transformation (Relative Adverb 'where'))
  Sentence : Jasmine went to the bus stop. Her friends were waiting there.
  Answer   : Jasmine went to the bus stop where her friends were waiting.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-48
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[SAP_G5_P048_Q06] (Page 48 | Synthesis and Transformation (Relative Adverb 'where'))
  Sentence : The teacher told the naughty student to sit in front. She could keep an eye on him.
  Answer   : The teacher told the naughty student to sit in front where she could keep an eye on him.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-48
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[SAP_G5_P048_Q07] (Page 48 | Synthesis and Transformation (Relative Adverb 'where'))
  Sentence : This is the spot. The treasure is buried here.
  Answer   : This is the spot where the treasure is buried.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-48
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[SAP_G5_P048_Q08] (Page 48 | Synthesis and Transformation (Relative Adverb 'where'))
  Sentence : Mrs Nelson goes to the shop. She always buys her groceries there.
  Answer   : Mrs Nelson goes to the shop where she always buys her groceries.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-48
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[SAP_G5_P050_Q01] (Page 50 | Adverbial clauses of manner (as though / as if))
  Sentence : The sales assistant behaved _____ when the manager left.
  Answer   : (2)
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-50
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[SAP_G5_P050_Q02] (Page 50 | Adverbial clauses of manner (as))
  Sentence : We completed the work _____ .
  Answer   : (1)
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-50
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[SAP_G5_P050_Q03] (Page 50 | Adverbial clauses of manner (as though))
  Sentence : The plastic flowers looked _____ . I had to touch them just to be sure.
  Answer   : (3)
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-50
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[SAP_G5_P050_Q04] (Page 50 | Adverbial clauses of manner (as))
  Sentence : Please do _____ and stop arguing with me.
  Answer   : (1)
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-50
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[SAP_G5_P050_Q05] (Page 50 | Adverbial clauses of manner (as though))
  Sentence : My friend walked _____ after the marathon.
  Answer   : (2)
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-50
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[SAP_G5_P051_Q06] (Page 51 | Adverbial Clauses of Manner (as))
  Sentence : David always does his work _____.
  Answer   : (2)
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-51
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[SAP_G5_P051_Q07] (Page 51 | Adverbial Clauses of Manner (as))
  Sentence : The soldiers opened fire _____.
  Answer   : (3)
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-51
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[SAP_G5_P051_Q08] (Page 51 | Adverbial Clauses of Manner (as though))
  Sentence : We watched in amazement when the strong man carried the heavy box _____.
  Answer   : (1)
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-51
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[SAP_G5_P051_Q09] (Page 51 | Adverbial Clauses of Manner (as though))
  Sentence : The competitors ran _____.
  Answer   : (1)
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-51
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[SAP_G5_P051_Q10] (Page 51 | Adverbial Clauses of Manner (as though))
  Sentence : She felt _____ at the sight of blood.
  Answer   : (2)
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-51
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[SAP_G5_P052_Q01] (Page 52 | Relative Adverbs (where))
  Sentence : This is the town. Leslie was brought up here.
_____
_____
  Answer   : This is where Leslie was brought up.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-52
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[SAP_G5_P052_Q02] (Page 52 | Relative Adverbs (where))
  Sentence : That is the restaurant. The food there is very good.
_____
_____
  Answer   : That is where the food is very good.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-52
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[SAP_G5_P052_Q03] (Page 52 | Relative Adverbs (where))
  Sentence : He went to the counter. He left his wallet there.
_____
_____
  Answer   : He went to where he left his wallet.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-52
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[SAP_G5_P052_Q04] (Page 52 | Relative Adverbs (where))
  Sentence : The old man hid in the dark alley. No one could find him.
_____
_____
  Answer   : The old man hid where no one could find him.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-52
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[SAP_G5_P052_Q01] (Page 52 | adverb clause of manner)
  Sentence : The boxer fought _____
  Answer   : 
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-52
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[SAP_G5_P052_Q02] (Page 52 | adverb clause of manner)
  Sentence : We rushed to the shop _____
  Answer   : 
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-52
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[SAP_G5_P052_Q03] (Page 52 | adverb clause of manner)
  Sentence : Being in a very good mood, Sharon feels _____
  Answer   : 
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-52
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[SAP_G5_P052_Q04] (Page 52 | adverb clause of manner)
  Sentence : The actors performed _____
  Answer   : 
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-52
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[SAP_G5_P052_Q05] (Page 52 | adverb clause of manner)
  Sentence : She shouted at him _____
  Answer   : 
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-52
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[SAP_G5_P052_Q06] (Page 52 | adverb clause of manner)
  Sentence : The dog ran quickly down the road _____
  Answer   : 
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-52
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[SAP_G5_P052_Q07] (Page 52 | adverb clause of manner)
  Sentence : The greedy boy ate his food _____
  Answer   : 
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-52
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[SAP_G5_P052_Q08] (Page 52 | adverb clause of manner)
  Sentence : The football match was called off _____
  Answer   : 
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-52
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[SAP_G5_P052_Q09] (Page 52 | adverb clause of manner)
  Sentence : The soldiers stood at attention _____
  Answer   : 
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-52
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[SAP_G5_P052_Q10] (Page 52 | adverb clause of manner)
  Sentence : The little girl screamed _____
  Answer   : 
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-52
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[SAP_G5_P053_Q01] (Page 53 | Adverb clauses of purpose using 'so that')
  Sentence : The old man puts on his spectacles _____.
  Answer   : 1
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-53
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[SAP_G5_P053_Q02] (Page 53 | Adverb clauses of purpose using 'so that')
  Sentence : Peter rushed to the bus stop _____.
  Answer   : 2
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-53
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[SAP_G5_P053_Q03] (Page 53 | Adverb clauses of purpose using 'so that')
  Sentence : The patient took the medicine _____.
  Answer   : 3
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-53
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[SAP_G5_P054_Q01] (Page 54 | Adverb clauses of manner using 'as' and 'as though')
  Sentence : He lay on the ground _____ he was dead.
  Answer   : as though
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-54
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[SAP_G5_P054_Q02] (Page 54 | Adverb clauses of manner using 'as' and 'as though')
  Sentence : We did our work _____ we were told.
  Answer   : as
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-54
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[SAP_G5_P054_Q03] (Page 54 | Adverb clauses of manner using 'as' and 'as though')
  Sentence : She spent her money _____ she was a millionaire.
  Answer   : as though
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-54
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[SAP_G5_P054_Q04] (Page 54 | Adverb clauses of manner using 'as' and 'as though')
  Sentence : The weather looks _____ it is going to rain.
  Answer   : as though
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-54
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[SAP_G5_P054_Q05] (Page 54 | Adverb clauses of manner using 'as' and 'as though')
  Sentence : The swimmer won the gold medal _____ he deserved.
  Answer   : as
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-54
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[SAP_G5_P054_Q06] (Page 54 | Adverb clauses of manner using 'as' and 'as though')
  Sentence : His face turned white _____ he had seen a ghost.
  Answer   : as though
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-54
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[SAP_G5_P054_Q07] (Page 54 | Adverb clauses of manner using 'as' and 'as though')
  Sentence : The police officers surrounded the house _____ they were instructed by the inspector.
  Answer   : as
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-54
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[SAP_G5_P054_Q08] (Page 54 | Adverb clauses of manner using 'as' and 'as though')
  Sentence : "What is that noise? It sounds _____ a building has collapsed!"
  Answer   : as though
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-54
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[SAP_G5_P054_Q09] (Page 54 | Adverb clauses of manner using 'as' and 'as though')
  Sentence : The secretary sent the email _____ it was requested by the manager.
  Answer   : as
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-54
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[SAP_G5_P054_Q10] (Page 54 | Adverb clauses of manner using 'as' and 'as though')
  Sentence : You may do _____ you please.
  Answer   : as
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-54
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[SAP_G5_P054_Q04] (Page 54 | adverb clauses of purpose)
  Sentence : He painted the wire fence _____ .
  Answer   : so that it would not rust
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-54
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[SAP_G5_P054_Q05] (Page 54 | adverb clauses of purpose)
  Sentence : Denise studied very hard _____ .
  Answer   : so that she would pass the examination
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-54
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[SAP_G5_P054_Q06] (Page 54 | adverb clauses of purpose)
  Sentence : The robbers wore masks _____ .
  Answer   : so that they would not be recognised
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-54
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[SAP_G5_P054_Q07] (Page 54 | adverb clauses of purpose)
  Sentence : Sarah is saving some money _____ .
  Answer   : so that she can buy a present for her mother
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-54
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[SAP_G5_P054_Q08] (Page 54 | adverb clauses of purpose)
  Sentence : Angela hid behind the door _____ .
  Answer   : so that Paul could not find her
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-54
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[SAP_G5_P054_Q09] (Page 54 | adverb clauses of purpose)
  Sentence : Mr Davidson took up jogging _____ .
  Answer   : so that he could keep fit
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-54
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[SAP_G5_P054_Q10] (Page 54 | adverb clauses of purpose)
  Sentence : The road was closed to traffic _____ .
  Answer   : so that repairs could be made to it
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-54
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[SAP_G5_P055_Q01] (Page 55 | Connectors / Conjunctions (so that))
  Sentence : I wrote down the message _____ (forget it)
  Answer   : so that I would not forget it
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-55
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[SAP_G5_P055_Q02] (Page 55 | Connectors / Conjunctions (so that))
  Sentence : Gary went to the library _____ (borrow some books)
  Answer   : so that he could borrow some books
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-55
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[SAP_G5_P055_Q03] (Page 55 | Connectors / Conjunctions (so that))
  Sentence : We brush our teeth regularly _____ (decay)
  Answer   : so that they will not decay
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-55
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[SAP_G5_P055_Q04] (Page 55 | Connectors / Conjunctions (so that))
  Sentence : The children went to the zoo _____ (see the animals)
  Answer   : so that they could see the animals
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-55
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[SAP_G5_P055_Q05] (Page 55 | Connectors / Conjunctions (so that))
  Sentence : The athlete is training hard _____ (win the race)
  Answer   : so that he can win the race
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-55
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[SAP_G5_P055_Q06] (Page 55 | Connectors / Conjunctions (so that))
  Sentence : Melvin brought along his umbrella _____ (get wet in the rain)
  Answer   : so that he would not get wet in the rain
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-55
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[SAP_G5_P055_Q07] (Page 55 | Connectors / Conjunctions (so that))
  Sentence : We use the overhead bridge _____ (cross the road safely)
  Answer   : so that we can cross the road safely
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-55
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[SAP_G5_P055_Q08] (Page 55 | Connectors / Conjunctions (so that))
  Sentence : Mr Harrison rushed to the airport _____ (miss his flight)
  Answer   : so that he would not miss his flight
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-55
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[SAP_G5_P055_Q09] (Page 55 | Connectors / Conjunctions (so that))
  Sentence : The explorers hired a guide _____ (get lost)
  Answer   : so that they would not get lost
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-55
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[SAP_G5_P055_Q10] (Page 55 | Connectors / Conjunctions (so that))
  Sentence : The boys climbed the tree _____ (pluck the fruit)
  Answer   : so that they could pluck the fruit
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[SAP_G5_P056_Q01] (Page 56 | Conjunctions of purpose (so that))
  Sentence : We play squash to keep fit.
  Answer   : We play squash so that we can keep fit.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-56
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[SAP_G5_P056_Q02] (Page 56 | Conjunctions of purpose (so that))
  Sentence : Miss Wong is working overtime to finish her work.
  Answer   : Miss Wong is working overtime so that she can finish her work.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-56
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[SAP_G5_P056_Q03] (Page 56 | Conjunctions of purpose (so that))
  Sentence : Jason climbed over the wall to retrieve his ball.
  Answer   : Jason climbed over the wall so that he could retrieve his ball.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-56
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[SAP_G5_P056_Q04] (Page 56 | Conjunctions of purpose (so that))
  Sentence : Andrew went to the pharmacy to buy some medicine.
  Answer   : Andrew went to the pharmacy so that he could buy some medicine.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-56
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[SAP_G5_P056_Q05] (Page 56 | Conjunctions of purpose (so that))
  Sentence : Mr Ronald bought a dog to guard his house.
  Answer   : Mr Ronald bought a dog so that it could guard his house.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-56
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[SAP_G5_P056_Q06] (Page 56 | Conjunctions of purpose (so that))
  Sentence : The gardener dug a hole to plant a tree.
  Answer   : The gardener dug a hole so that he could plant a tree.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-56
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[SAP_G5_P056_Q07] (Page 56 | Conjunctions of purpose (so that))
  Sentence : The police surrounded the house to trap the gunman.
  Answer   : The police surrounded the house so that they could trap the gunman.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-56
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[SAP_G5_P056_Q08] (Page 56 | Conjunctions of purpose (so that))
  Sentence : We boiled some water to make tea.
  Answer   : We boiled some water so that we could make tea.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-56
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[SAP_G5_P056_Q09] (Page 56 | Conjunctions of purpose (so that))
  Sentence : I drive cautiously to avoid accidents.
  Answer   : I drive cautiously so that I can avoid accidents.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-56
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[SAP_G5_P056_Q10] (Page 56 | Conjunctions of purpose (so that))
  Sentence : Soldiers train hard to defend their country.
  Answer   : Soldiers train hard so that they can defend their country.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-56
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[SAP_G5_P058_Q01] (Page 58 | to-infinitive)
  Sentence : It is dangerous to _____ near that deep drain.
  Answer   : 2
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-58
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[SAP_G5_P058_Q02] (Page 58 | to-infinitive)
  Sentence : Terence is too lazy to _____ his homework.
  Answer   : 1
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-58
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[SAP_G5_P058_Q03] (Page 58 | to-infinitive)
  Sentence : The children are getting ready to _____ to school.
  Answer   : 3
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-58
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[SAP_G5_P058_Q04] (Page 58 | to-infinitive)
  Sentence : I was curious to _____ how the accident occurred.
  Answer   : 4
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-58
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[SAP_G5_P058_Q05] (Page 58 | to-infinitive)
  Sentence : I am sorry to _____ about the accident.
  Answer   : 3
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-58
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[SAP_G5_P058_Q06] (Page 58 | to-infinitive)
  Sentence : My uncle has come to _____ us.
  Answer   : 1
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-58
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[SAP_G5_P058_Q07] (Page 58 | to-infinitive)
  Sentence : Ray learnt to _____ when he was very young.
  Answer   : 2
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-58
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[SAP_G5_P058_Q08] (Page 58 | to-infinitive)
  Sentence : My father decided to _____ us to the beach.
  Answer   : 4
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[SAP_G5_P058_Q09] (Page 58 | to-infinitive)
  Sentence : The students are not allowed to _____ in the classroom.
  Answer   : 1
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-58
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[SAP_G5_P058_Q10] (Page 58 | to-infinitive)
  Sentence : We were told to _____ the rubbish into the dustbin.
  Answer   : 3
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-58
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[SAP_G5_P060_Q01] (Page 60 | Infinitive Phrases)
  Sentence : One evening, I decided (1) _____ a walk in the park.
  Answer   : to take
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-60
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[SAP_G5_P060_Q02] (Page 60 | Infinitive Phrases)
  Sentence : Suddenly, a masked man appeared from behind the bushes and forced me (2) _____ him all the money I had with me.
  Answer   : to give
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-60
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[SAP_G5_P060_Q03] (Page 60 | Infinitive Phrases)
  Sentence : I was too scared (3) _____ .
  Answer   : to move
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-60
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[SAP_G5_P060_Q04] (Page 60 | Infinitive Phrases)
  Sentence : The man was much bigger than me and he held a knife in his hand. He threatened (4) _____ me with it.
  Answer   : to stab
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-60
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[SAP_G5_P060_Q05] (Page 60 | Infinitive Phrases)
  Sentence : There was nothing I could do except (5) _____ over my wallet to him.
  Answer   : to hand
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-60
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[SAP_G5_P060_Q06] (Page 60 | Infinitive Phrases)
  Sentence : Grabbing my wallet, he started (6) _____ into the bushes.
  Answer   : to run
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-60
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[SAP_G5_P060_Q07] (Page 60 | Infinitive Phrases)
  Sentence : After recovering from my shock, I began (7) _____ for help, but there was nobody around (8) _____ me.
  Answer   : to shout
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-60
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[SAP_G5_P060_Q08] (Page 60 | Infinitive Phrases)
  Sentence : After recovering from my shock, I began (7) _____ for help, but there was nobody around (8) _____ me.
  Answer   : to help
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-60
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[SAP_G5_P060_Q09] (Page 60 | Infinitive Phrases)
  Sentence : Leaving the park, I went to the nearest police station (9) _____ a report of the robbery.
  Answer   : to make
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-60
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[SAP_G5_P060_Q10] (Page 60 | Infinitive Phrases)
  Sentence : One of the police officers told me that I was lucky (10) _____ only my wallet.
  Answer   : to lose
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-60
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[SAP_G5_P062_Q01] (Page 62 | Adverbs of Time (just / yet / already))
  Sentence : I have not paid my school fees ( just , yet ).
  Answer   : yet
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-62
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[SAP_G5_P062_Q02] (Page 62 | Adverbs of Time (just / yet / already))
  Sentence : She has ( already , just ) seen this movie twice.
  Answer   : already
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-62
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[SAP_G5_P062_Q03] (Page 62 | Adverbs of Time (just / yet / already))
  Sentence : My father has ( yet , just ) returned home from work.
  Answer   : just
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-62
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[SAP_G5_P062_Q04] (Page 62 | Adverbs of Time (just / yet / already))
  Sentence : The racket which he has ( already , just ) bought is broken.
  Answer   : just
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-62
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[SAP_G5_P062_Q05] (Page 62 | Adverbs of Time (just / yet / already))
  Sentence : Have the guests arrived ( just , yet )?
  Answer   : yet
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-62
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[SAP_G5_P062_Q06] (Page 62 | Adverbs of Time (just / yet / already))
  Sentence : I saw her in the office ( already , just ) a few minutes ago.
  Answer   : just
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-62
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[SAP_G5_P062_Q07] (Page 62 | Adverbs of Time (just / yet / already))
  Sentence : The robbers had ( yet , already ) left when the police arrived.
  Answer   : already
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-62
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[SAP_G5_P062_Q08] (Page 62 | Adverbs of Time (just / yet / already))
  Sentence : He received his pay last week and he had ( yet , already ) spent it.
  Answer   : already
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-62
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[SAP_G5_P063_Q01] (Page 63 | Adverbs of time ('already', 'just', 'yet'))
  Sentence : Let's go. We are _____ an hour late.
  Answer   : already
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-63
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[SAP_G5_P063_Q02] (Page 63 | Adverbs of time ('already', 'just', 'yet'))
  Sentence : Have you heard from her _____?
  Answer   : yet
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-63
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[SAP_G5_P063_Q03] (Page 63 | Adverbs of time ('already', 'just', 'yet'))
  Sentence : There is plenty of time. It is _____ one o'clock.
  Answer   : just
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-63
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[SAP_G5_P063_Q04] (Page 63 | Adverbs of time ('already', 'just', 'yet'))
  Sentence : I am not hungry. I have _____ finished my breakfast.
  Answer   : just
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-63
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[SAP_G5_P063_Q05] (Page 63 | Adverbs of time ('already', 'just', 'yet'))
  Sentence : She has _____ told you many times that she does not want to buy it.
  Answer   : already
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-63
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[SAP_G5_P063_Q06] (Page 63 | Adverbs of time ('already', 'just', 'yet'))
  Sentence : I have _____ to receive my salary this month.
  Answer   : yet
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-63
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[SAP_G5_P063_Q07] (Page 63 | Adverbs of time ('already', 'just', 'yet'))
  Sentence : Sara and her family have _____ been to the zoo several times.
  Answer   : already
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-63
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[SAP_G5_P063_Q08] (Page 63 | Adverbs of time ('already', 'just', 'yet'))
  Sentence : Who has not handed in his homework _____?
  Answer   : yet
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-63
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[SAP_G5_P064_Q01] (Page 64 | Infinitive phrases)
  Sentence : Simon was sad when he heard the bad news.
  Answer   : Simon was sad to hear the bad news.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-64
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[SAP_G5_P064_Q02] (Page 64 | Infinitive phrases)
  Sentence : Alex was happy when he won the first prize.
  Answer   : Alex was happy to win the first prize.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-64
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[SAP_G5_P064_Q03] (Page 64 | Infinitive phrases)
  Sentence : The soldier was happy when he received the medal.
  Answer   : The soldier was happy to receive the medal.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-64
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[SAP_G5_P064_Q04] (Page 64 | Infinitive phrases)
  Sentence : Mr Wong was angry when he found his car damaged.
  Answer   : Mr Wong was angry to find his car damaged.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-64
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[SAP_G5_P064_Q05] (Page 64 | Infinitive phrases)
  Sentence : Judy was surprised when she received a present from her principal.
  Answer   : Judy was surprised to receive a present from her principal.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-64
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[SAP_G5_P064_Q06] (Page 64 | Infinitive phrases)
  Sentence : The girl was brave. She saved the drowning boy.
  Answer   : The girl was brave to save the drowning boy.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-64
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[SAP_G5_P064_Q07] (Page 64 | Infinitive phrases)
  Sentence : I was shocked when I learnt that he was a thief.
  Answer   : I was shocked to learn that he was a thief.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-64
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[SAP_G5_P064_Q08] (Page 64 | Infinitive phrases)
  Sentence : Miss Lee was kind. She lent me her umbrella.
  Answer   : Miss Lee was kind to lend me her umbrella.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-64
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[SAP_G5_P064_Q01] (Page 64 | Adverbs of time)
  Sentence : I was waiting for my friend who was _____ late at the lobby of the cinema.
  Answer   : already
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-64
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[SAP_G5_P064_Q02] (Page 64 | Adverbs of time)
  Sentence : The movie had _____ begun and my friend, who was almost twenty minutes late, had (3) _____ to turn up.
  Answer   : already
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-64
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[SAP_G5_P064_Q03] (Page 64 | Adverbs of time)
  Sentence : The movie had (2) _____ begun and my friend, who was almost twenty minutes late, had _____ to turn up.
  Answer   : yet
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-64
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[SAP_G5_P064_Q04] (Page 64 | Adverbs of time)
  Sentence : I had _____ bought the tickets the day before.
  Answer   : already
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-64
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[SAP_G5_P064_Q05] (Page 64 | Adverbs of time)
  Sentence : 'Batman' had _____ been playing in town for several weeks, but my friend and I had (6) _____ to see it.
  Answer   : already
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-64
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[SAP_G5_P064_Q06] (Page 64 | Adverbs of time)
  Sentence : 'Batman' had (5) _____ been playing in town for several weeks, but my friend and I had _____ to see it.
  Answer   : yet
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-64
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[SAP_G5_P064_Q07] (Page 64 | Adverbs of time)
  Sentence : After waiting for some time, I decided to watch the movie myself. I was _____ about to enter the cinema when I heard someone call my name.
  Answer   : just
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-64
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[SAP_G5_P064_Q08] (Page 64 | Adverbs of time)
  Sentence : It was my friend. He had _____ arrived in a taxi.
  Answer   : just
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-64
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[SAP_G5_P064_Q09] (Page 64 | Adverbs of time)
  Sentence : He explained to me that he had been very busy at work and had _____ left his office a short while ago.
  Answer   : just
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-64
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[SAP_G5_P064_Q10] (Page 64 | Adverbs of time)
  Sentence : We entered the cinema, and although the movie had _____ started some time ago, we were glad we did not miss the entire movie.
  Answer   : already
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-64
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[SAP_G5_P066_Q01] (Page 66 | Pronouns: one / ones)
  Sentence : I prefer this blue shirt to the red _____.
  Answer   : one
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-66
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[SAP_G5_P066_Q02] (Page 66 | Pronouns: one / ones)
  Sentence : She likes the pink roses more than the red _____.
  Answer   : ones
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-66
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[SAP_G5_P066_Q03] (Page 66 | Pronouns: one / ones)
  Sentence : Which _____ of these buses goes to Smith Street?
  Answer   : one
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-66
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[SAP_G5_P066_Q04] (Page 66 | Pronouns: one / ones)
  Sentence : These plates are too small. Please get me some bigger _____.
  Answer   : ones
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-66
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[SAP_G5_P066_Q05] (Page 66 | Pronouns: one / ones)
  Sentence : The houses in the suburban area are cheaper than the _____ in the urban area.
  Answer   : ones
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-66
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[SAP_G5_P066_Q06] (Page 66 | Pronouns: one / ones)
  Sentence : _____ of the sheep is missing.
  Answer   : One
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-66
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[SAP_G5_P066_Q07] (Page 66 | Pronouns: one / ones)
  Sentence : These books are mine. The _____ on the top shelf are yours.
  Answer   : ones
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-66
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[SAP_G5_P066_Q08] (Page 66 | Pronouns: one / ones)
  Sentence : Of the three watches shown to me by the salesman, I chose the most expensive _____.
  Answer   : one
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-66
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[SAP_G5_P066_Q09] (Page 66 | Pronouns: one / ones)
  Sentence : This story is as interesting as the other _____.
  Answer   : one
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-66
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[SAP_G5_P066_Q10] (Page 66 | Pronouns: one / ones)
  Sentence : The most expensive shoes are not necessarily the _____ that are the most comfortable.
  Answer   : ones
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-66
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[SAP_G5_P067_Q01] (Page 67 | Pronouns ('one' and 'ones'))
  Sentence : She prefers the white dress to the pink dress.
  Answer   : She prefers the white dress to the pink one.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-67
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[SAP_G5_P067_Q02] (Page 67 | Pronouns ('one' and 'ones'))
  Sentence : Please do not mix the clean clothes with the dirty clothes.
  Answer   : Please do not mix the clean clothes with the dirty ones.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-67
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[SAP_G5_P067_Q03] (Page 67 | Pronouns ('one' and 'ones'))
  Sentence : The book you are reading does not interest me. This book does.
  Answer   : The book you are reading does not interest me. This one does.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-67
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[SAP_G5_P067_Q04] (Page 67 | Pronouns ('one' and 'ones'))
  Sentence : The shells I found on the beach are unusual shells.
  Answer   : The shells I found on the beach are unusual ones.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-67
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[SAP_G5_P067_Q05] (Page 67 | Pronouns ('one' and 'ones'))
  Sentence : I don't want the blue pen. Please give me the red pen.
  Answer   : I don't want the blue pen. Please give me the red one.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-67
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[SAP_G5_P068_Q06] (Page 68 | Pronouns (one / ones))
  Sentence : Do you want the long rulers or the short rulers?
  Answer   : Do you want the long rulers or the short ones?
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-68
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[SAP_G5_P068_Q07] (Page 68 | Pronouns (one / ones))
  Sentence : We threw away the old sofa and bought a new sofa.
  Answer   : We threw away the old sofa and bought a new one.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-68
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[SAP_G5_P068_Q08] (Page 68 | Pronouns (one / ones))
  Sentence : The king had three sons. The eldest son was heir to the throne.
  Answer   : The king had three sons. The eldest one was heir to the throne.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-68
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[SAP_G5_P068_Q09] (Page 68 | Pronouns (one / ones))
  Sentence : That car is fast but this car is faster.
  Answer   : That car is fast but this one is faster.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-68
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[SAP_G5_P068_Q10] (Page 68 | Pronouns (one / ones))
  Sentence : Of the eight planets in our solar system, Mars is the planet nearest to Earth.
  Answer   : Of the eight planets in our solar system, Mars is the one nearest to Earth.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-68
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[SAP_G5_P071_Q01] (Page 71 | Making Suggestions (Let's))
  Sentence : There is a good show in town.
  Answer   : 2
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-71
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[SAP_G5_P071_Q02] (Page 71 | Making Suggestions (Let's))
  Sentence : Tomorrow is his birthday.
  Answer   : 1
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-71
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[SAP_G5_P071_Q03] (Page 71 | Making Suggestions (Let's))
  Sentence : I am very hungry.
  Answer   : 3
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-71
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[SAP_G5_P071_Q04] (Page 71 | Making Suggestions (Let's))
  Sentence : Andy is late.
  Answer   : 1
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-71
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[SAP_G5_P071_Q05] (Page 71 | Making Suggestions (Let's))
  Sentence : It is a lovely day.
  Answer   : 2
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-71
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[SAP_G5_P072_Q06] (Page 72 | Suggestions with 'Let's')
  Sentence : I am tired.
  Answer   : (1)
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-72
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[SAP_G5_P072_Q07] (Page 72 | Suggestions with 'Let's')
  Sentence : That parking lot is empty.
  Answer   : (2)
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-72
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[SAP_G5_P072_Q08] (Page 72 | Suggestions with 'Let's')
  Sentence : Diana is in hospital.
  Answer   : (1)
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-72
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[SAP_G5_P072_Q09] (Page 72 | Suggestions with 'Let's')
  Sentence : Jason and his friends are playing football.
  Answer   : (3)
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-72
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[SAP_G5_P072_Q10] (Page 72 | Suggestions with 'Let's')
  Sentence : It is going to rain.
  Answer   : (3)
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-72
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[SAP_G5_P075_Q01] (Page 75 | Let's + base form of verb)
  Sentence : Let's ( has , have , had ) a game of squash.
  Answer   : have
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-75
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[SAP_G5_P075_Q02] (Page 75 | Let's + base form of verb)
  Sentence : Let's ( go , goes , went ) for a swim.
  Answer   : go
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-75
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[SAP_G5_P075_Q03] (Page 75 | Let's + base form of verb)
  Sentence : Let's ( taken , takes , take ) a walk in the park.
  Answer   : take
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-75
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[SAP_G5_P075_Q04] (Page 75 | Let's + base form of verb)
  Sentence : Let's ( saw , see , seen ) a movie tonight.
  Answer   : see
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-75
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[SAP_G5_P075_Q05] (Page 75 | Let's + base form of verb)
  Sentence : Let's ( buys , buy , bought ) a present for our teacher.
  Answer   : buy
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-75
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[SAP_G5_P075_Q06] (Page 75 | Let's + base form of verb)
  Sentence : Let's ( pay , paid , paying ) David a visit.
  Answer   : pay
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-75
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[SAP_G5_P075_Q07] (Page 75 | Let's + base form of verb)
  Sentence : Let's ( play , plays , played ) in the garden.
  Answer   : play
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-75
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[SAP_G5_P075_Q08] (Page 75 | Let's + base form of verb)
  Sentence : Let's ( waits , waited , wait ) for the taxi here.
  Answer   : wait
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-75
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[SAP_G5_P075_Q09] (Page 75 | Let's + base form of verb)
  Sentence : Let's ( make , makes , made ) some tea.
  Answer   : make
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-75
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[SAP_G5_P075_Q10] (Page 75 | Let's + base form of verb)
  Sentence : Let's ( helped , helps , help ) him tidy the room.
  Answer   : help
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-75
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[SAP_G5_P076_Q01] (Page 76 | Phrasal Verbs)
  Sentence : The meeting has been called ( up , on , off ). It will be rescheduled tomorrow.
  Answer   : off
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-76
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[SAP_G5_P076_Q02] (Page 76 | Phrasal Verbs)
  Sentence : Last night, a burglar broke ( up , down , into ) my uncle's house.
  Answer   : into
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-76
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[SAP_G5_P076_Q03] (Page 76 | Phrasal Verbs)
  Sentence : Mr Smith asked John to turn ( up , down , on ) the volume of the radio as it was too loud.
  Answer   : down
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-76
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[SAP_G5_P076_Q04] (Page 76 | Phrasal Verbs)
  Sentence : Please add ( up , on , to ) all the figures and give me the total amount.
  Answer   : up
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-76
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[SAP_G5_P076_Q05] (Page 76 | Phrasal Verbs)
  Sentence : Several items have been left ( behind , of , out ) from the list.
  Answer   : out
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-76
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[SAP_G5_P076_Q06] (Page 76 | Phrasal Verbs)
  Sentence : The teacher found many mistakes in my composition when she went ( into , over , for ) it.
  Answer   : over
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-76
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[SAP_G5_P076_Q07] (Page 76 | Phrasal Verbs)
  Sentence : The student was asked to write ( back , in , down ) his name on the front page of the exercise book.
  Answer   : down
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-76
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[SAP_G5_P076_Q08] (Page 76 | Phrasal Verbs)
  Sentence : When must you hand ( in , back , down ) your homework?
  Answer   : in
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-76
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[SAP_G5_P076_Q09] (Page 76 | Phrasal Verbs)
  Sentence : The firefighters managed to put ( away , down , out ) the fire.
  Answer   : out
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-76
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[SAP_G5_P076_Q10] (Page 76 | Phrasal Verbs)
  Sentence : Did the boys turn ( up , on , back ) for football practice?
  Answer   : up
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-76
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[SAP_G5_P078_Q01] (Page 78 | Phrasal Verbs)
  Sentence : Mr and Mrs Lee were invited to a party. Before leaving the house, Mrs Lee told Melvin and Peter that they would (1) _____ at about midnight.
  Answer   : come back
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-78
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[SAP_G5_P078_Q02] (Page 78 | Phrasal Verbs)
  Sentence : Melvin was told to (2) _____ his younger brother.
  Answer   : look after
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-78
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[SAP_G5_P078_Q03] (Page 78 | Phrasal Verbs)
  Sentence : When it was time for bed, the two boys (3) _____ their pyjamas
  Answer   : put on
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-78
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[SAP_G5_P078_Q04] (Page 78 | Phrasal Verbs)
  Sentence : before (4) _____ the lights. Soon Peter was fast asleep, but not Melvin.
  Answer   : switching off
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-78
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[SAP_G5_P078_Q05] (Page 78 | Phrasal Verbs)
  Sentence : He was wondering what would happen if a burglar were to (5) _____ the house as they were all alone in the dark.
  Answer   : break into
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-78
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[SAP_G5_P078_Q06] (Page 78 | Phrasal Verbs)
  Sentence : Suddenly, he heard a noise. He was very frightened. He quietly (6) _____ his brother and told him about the noise.
  Answer   : woke up
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-78
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[SAP_G5_P078_Q07] (Page 78 | Phrasal Verbs)
  Sentence : “Let's (7) _____ the police,” suggested Peter. However, the telephone was downstairs and both of them did not dare to leave their room.
  Answer   : ring up
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-78
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[SAP_G5_P078_Q08] (Page 78 | Phrasal Verbs)
  Sentence : Peter made another suggestion, “Let's (8) _____ for help as someone might hear us and come to our rescue.”
  Answer   : call out
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-78
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[SAP_G5_P078_Q09] (Page 78 | Phrasal Verbs)
  Sentence : Quickly, the boys (9) _____ of bed.
  Answer   : got out
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-78
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[SAP_G5_P078_Q10] (Page 78 | Phrasal Verbs)
  Sentence : They (10) _____ the lights and began shouting for help. The door burst open. The boys screamed even louder. Mr and Mrs Lee watched in bewilderment before bursting into laughter.
  Answer   : turned on
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-78
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[SAP_G5_P080_Q01] (Page 80 | Reported Speech)
  Sentence : Peter says, "I am going to the cinema."
Peter says _____
  Answer   : that he is going to the cinema.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-80
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[SAP_G5_P080_Q02] (Page 80 | Reported Speech)
  Sentence : Mr Chang tells his son, "Wash your hands."
Mr Chang tells his son _____
  Answer   : to wash his hands.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-80
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[SAP_G5_P080_Q03] (Page 80 | Reported Speech)
  Sentence : The police officer asks him, "What is your name?"
The police officer asks him _____
  Answer   : what his name is.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-80
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[SAP_G5_P080_Q04] (Page 80 | Reported Speech)
  Sentence : "My brother is a doctor," says Alex.
Alex says _____
  Answer   : that his brother is a doctor.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-80
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[SAP_G5_P080_Q05] (Page 80 | Reported Speech)
  Sentence : "The radio is not working," complains the customer.
The customer complains _____
  Answer   : that the radio is not working.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-80
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[SAP_G5_P080_Q06] (Page 80 | Reported Speech)
  Sentence : "Hand in your homework," the teacher tells the students.
The teacher tells the students _____
  Answer   : to hand in their homework.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-80
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[SAP_G5_P081_Q07] (Page 81 | Direct and Indirect Speech)
  Sentence : "Fall in!" the sergeant orders his men.
The sergeant orders his men _____
  Answer   : to fall in.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-81
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[SAP_G5_P081_Q08] (Page 81 | Direct and Indirect Speech)
  Sentence : The salesman says, "This watch is very expensive."
The salesman says _____
  Answer   : that this watch is very expensive.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-81
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[SAP_G5_P081_Q09] (Page 81 | Direct and Indirect Speech)
  Sentence : Susan tells me, "We live in Australia."
Susan tells me _____
  Answer   : that they live in Australia.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-81
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[SAP_G5_P081_Q10] (Page 81 | Direct and Indirect Speech)
  Sentence : The tourist asks, "Where is the hotel?"
The tourist asks _____
  Answer   : where the hotel is.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-81
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[SAP_G5_P081_Q11] (Page 81 | Direct and Indirect Speech)
  Sentence : "Don't play near the road," she tells the boys.
She tells the boys _____
  Answer   : not to play near the road.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-81
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[SAP_G5_P081_Q12] (Page 81 | Direct and Indirect Speech)
  Sentence : "The train has just left the station," says the porter.
The porter says _____
  Answer   : that the train has just left the station.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-81
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[SAP_G5_P082_Q01] (Page 82 | Phrasal Verbs)
  Sentence : I always rise at six o'clock in the morning.
  Answer   : (3) get up
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-82
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[SAP_G5_P082_Q02] (Page 82 | Phrasal Verbs)
  Sentence : The football match was cancelled due to the heavy rain.
  Answer   : (1) called off
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-82
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[SAP_G5_P082_Q03] (Page 82 | Phrasal Verbs)
  Sentence : The ship sank when it crashed into an iceberg.
  Answer   : (2) went down
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-82
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[SAP_G5_P082_Q04] (Page 82 | Phrasal Verbs)
  Sentence : The burglar escaped through the kitchen window.
  Answer   : (2) got away
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-82
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[SAP_G5_P082_Q05] (Page 82 | Phrasal Verbs)
  Sentence : The principal decided to postpone his staff meeting.
  Answer   : (4) put off
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-82
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[SAP_G5_P082_Q06] (Page 82 | Phrasal Verbs)
  Sentence : Please remove your shoes before you enter the house.
  Answer   : (1) take off
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-82
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[SAP_G5_P082_Q07] (Page 82 | Phrasal Verbs)
  Sentence : His father died when he was very young.
  Answer   : (2) passed away
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-82
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[SAP_G5_P082_Q08] (Page 82 | Phrasal Verbs)
  Sentence : Although it was raining, the workers continued working.
  Answer   : (3) kept on
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-82
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[SAP_G5_P082_Q09] (Page 82 | Phrasal Verbs)
  Sentence : John is wearing his jacket as it is getting very cold.
  Answer   : (4) putting on
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-82
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[SAP_G5_P082_Q10] (Page 82 | Phrasal Verbs)
  Sentence : Did Pamela return the book which she borrowed from you?
  Answer   : (3) give back
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-82
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[SAP_G5_P082_Q01] (Page 82 | Reported Speech)
  Sentence : "Moths are insects," says the teacher.
_____
  Answer   : The teacher says that moths are insects.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-82
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[SAP_G5_P082_Q02] (Page 82 | Reported Speech)
  Sentence : "When are you leaving for London?" my friend asks me.
_____
  Answer   : My friend asks me when I am leaving for London.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-82
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[SAP_G5_P082_Q03] (Page 82 | Reported Speech)
  Sentence : "This kitten is mine," replies the little girl.
_____
  Answer   : The little girl replies that that kitten is hers.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-82
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[SAP_G5_P082_Q04] (Page 82 | Reported Speech)
  Sentence : "Don't be late for dinner," his mother tells him.
_____
  Answer   : His mother tells him not to be late for dinner.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-82
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[SAP_G5_P082_Q05] (Page 82 | Reported Speech)
  Sentence : "There has been an accident," the police officer informs us.
_____
  Answer   : The police officer informs us that there has been an accident.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-82
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[SAP_G5_P082_Q06] (Page 82 | Reported Speech)
  Sentence : "Open fire!" the captain orders the soldiers.
_____
  Answer   : The captain orders the soldiers to open fire.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-82
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[SAP_G5_P082_Q07] (Page 82 | Reported Speech)
  Sentence : The shopkeeper asks me, "Where is your mother?"
_____
  Answer   : The shopkeeper asks me where my mother is.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-82
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[SAP_G5_P082_Q08] (Page 82 | Reported Speech)
  Sentence : "Don't play with those matches," David's father tells him.
_____
  Answer   : David's father tells him not to play with those matches.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-82
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[SAP_G5_P082_Q09] (Page 82 | Reported Speech)
  Sentence : The patient tells the doctor, "There is a pain in my chest."
_____
  Answer   : The patient tells the doctor that there is a pain in his chest.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-82
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[SAP_G5_P082_Q10] (Page 82 | Reported Speech)
  Sentence : "You cannot park your car here," the attendant tells her.
_____
  Answer   : The attendant tells her that she cannot park her car there.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-82
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[SAP_G5_P082_Q11] (Page 82 | Reported Speech)
  Sentence : "I have passed my examination," Ryan tells his parents.
_____
  Answer   : Ryan tells his parents that he has passed his examination.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-82
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[SAP_G5_P082_Q12] (Page 82 | Reported Speech)
  Sentence : The tutor says, "You have made a mistake."
_____
  Answer   : The tutor says that I have made a mistake.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-82
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[SAP_G5_P084_Q01] (Page 84 | Reported Speech)
  Sentence : "I am going to the beach," said Henry.
Henry said _____
  Answer   : that he was going to the beach.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-84
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[SAP_G5_P084_Q02] (Page 84 | Reported Speech (Commands/Imperatives))
  Sentence : Mr Lee told his son, "Do your homework."
Mr Lee told his son _____
  Answer   : to do his homework.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-84
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[SAP_G5_P084_Q03] (Page 84 | Reported Speech (Questions))
  Sentence : The police officer asked him, "Where are you going?"
The police officer asked him _____
  Answer   : where he was going.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-84
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[SAP_G5_P084_Q04] (Page 84 | Reported Speech)
  Sentence : "I have no money left," said Mason.
Mason said _____
  Answer   : that he had no money left.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-84
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[SAP_G5_P084_Q05] (Page 84 | Reported Speech)
  Sentence : "The eggs are not fresh," complained the customer.
The customer complained _____
  Answer   : that the eggs were not fresh.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-84
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[SAP_G5_P084_Q06] (Page 84 | Reported Speech (Questions))
  Sentence : "Who is at the door?" Mrs Jones asked.
Mrs Jones asked _____
  Answer   : who was at the door.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-84
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[SAP_G5_P085_Q07] (Page 85 | Direct and Indirect Speech)
  Sentence : "This house is haunted," the old man told the boys.
The old man told the boys _____
  Answer   : that that house was haunted.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-85
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[SAP_G5_P085_Q08] (Page 85 | Direct and Indirect Speech)
  Sentence : Mr Dickens said, "I have been a lawyer for thirty years."
Mr Dickens said _____
  Answer   : that he had been a lawyer for thirty years.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-85
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[SAP_G5_P085_Q09] (Page 85 | Direct and Indirect Speech)
  Sentence : "Your mother is looking for you," Mr Smith told me.
Mr Smith told me _____
  Answer   : that my mother was looking for me.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-85
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[SAP_G5_P085_Q10] (Page 85 | Direct and Indirect Speech)
  Sentence : "Do you like durians?" she asked him.
She asked him _____
  Answer   : if he liked durians.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-85
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[SAP_G5_P085_Q11] (Page 85 | Direct and Indirect Speech)
  Sentence : "I have lost my way," the boy told the police officer.
The boy told the police officer _____
  Answer   : that he had lost his way.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-85
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[SAP_G5_P085_Q12] (Page 85 | Direct and Indirect Speech)
  Sentence : Timothy said, "The match is called off due to the heavy rain."
Timothy said _____
  Answer   : that the match was called off due to the heavy rain.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-85
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[SAP_G5_P086_Q01] (Page 86 | Reported Speech)
  Sentence : "I found the wallet here," said Mary.
  Answer   : 
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-86
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[SAP_G5_P086_Q02] (Page 86 | Reported Speech)
  Sentence : "When will you visit me?" Gary asked Andy.
  Answer   : 
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-86
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[SAP_G5_P086_Q03] (Page 86 | Reported Speech)
  Sentence : "Don't be rude," Peter's mother told him.
  Answer   : 
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-86
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[SAP_G5_P086_Q04] (Page 86 | Reported Speech)
  Sentence : "Drive carefully," my father advised my brother.
  Answer   : 
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-86
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[SAP_G5_P086_Q05] (Page 86 | Reported Speech)
  Sentence : "Have you seen my walking stick?" my grandfather asked me.
  Answer   : 
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-86
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[SAP_G5_P086_Q06] (Page 86 | Reported Speech)
  Sentence : "I want to buy a new washing machine," Mrs Thomas told the sales assistant.
  Answer   : 
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-86
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[SAP_G5_P087_Q07] (Page 87 | Direct and Indirect Speech)
  Sentence : "I do not know the answer," replied the student.
  Answer   : The student replied that he/she did not know the answer.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-87
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[SAP_G5_P087_Q08] (Page 87 | Direct and Indirect Speech)
  Sentence : "Your friend is waiting for you at the lobby," Wendy told me.
  Answer   : Wendy told me that my friend was waiting for me at the lobby.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-87
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[SAP_G5_P087_Q09] (Page 87 | Direct and Indirect Speech)
  Sentence : "I am sure you can do it," the manager told the worker.
  Answer   : The manager told the worker that he was sure he could do it.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-87
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[SAP_G5_P087_Q10] (Page 87 | Direct and Indirect Speech)
  Sentence : "I may be late for dinner," said my father.
  Answer   : My father said that he might be late for dinner.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-87
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[SAP_G5_P087_Q11] (Page 87 | Direct and Indirect Speech)
  Sentence : "Where are you going tomorrow?" Albert asked Susan.
  Answer   : Albert asked Susan where she was going the following day.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-87
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[SAP_G5_P087_Q12] (Page 87 | Direct and Indirect Speech)
  Sentence : "The school bus will be leaving soon," the driver warned us.
  Answer   : The driver warned us that the school bus would be leaving soon.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-87
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[SAP_G5_P090_Q01] (Page 90 | Confusing Words (bring vs take vs fetch))
  Sentence : Please ( bring , take ) me a glass of water.
  Answer   : bring
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-90
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[SAP_G5_P090_Q02] (Page 90 | Confusing Words (bring vs take vs fetch))
  Sentence : Do not forget to ( fetch , bring ) your school fees tomorrow.
  Answer   : bring
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-90
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[SAP_G5_P090_Q03] (Page 90 | Confusing Words (bring vs take vs fetch))
  Sentence : I have decided to ( bring , take ) her to the clinic as she is sick.
  Answer   : take
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-90
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[SAP_G5_P090_Q04] (Page 90 | Confusing Words (bring vs take vs fetch))
  Sentence : Please ( fetch , take ) my glasses from the room. I need them to read the newspapers.
  Answer   : fetch
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-90
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[SAP_G5_P090_Q05] (Page 90 | Confusing Words (bring vs take vs fetch))
  Sentence : I ( fetch , bring ) my children home from school every day.
  Answer   : fetch
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-90
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[SAP_G5_P090_Q06] (Page 90 | Confusing Words (bring vs take vs fetch))
  Sentence : Melissa was asked to ( bring , take ) her dog out for a walk.
  Answer   : take
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-90
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[SAP_G5_P090_Q07] (Page 90 | Confusing Words (bring vs take vs fetch))
  Sentence : The judge told the guards to ( fetch , take ) the prisoner away.
  Answer   : take
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-90
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[SAP_G5_P090_Q08] (Page 90 | Confusing Words (bring vs take vs fetch))
  Sentence : Jack and Jill went up the hill to ( bring , fetch ) a pail of water.
  Answer   : fetch
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-90
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[SAP_G5_P090_Q09] (Page 90 | Confusing Words (bring vs take vs fetch))
  Sentence : Please ( take , fetch ) this box of cakes to Mrs Wong.
  Answer   : take
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-90
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[SAP_G5_P090_Q10] (Page 90 | Confusing Words (bring vs take vs fetch))
  Sentence : My boss reminded me to ( bring , fetch ) my children along with me to the party.
  Answer   : bring
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-90
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[SAP_G5_P091_Q01] (Page 91 | Confusing Verbs (bring / take / fetch))
  Sentence : My parents often _____ me to my grandparents' home on week-ends.
  Answer   : take
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-91
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[SAP_G5_P091_Q02] (Page 91 | Confusing Verbs (bring / take / fetch))
  Sentence : _____ this bus if you want to get to Queens Street.
  Answer   : Take
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-91
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[SAP_G5_P091_Q03] (Page 91 | Confusing Verbs (bring / take / fetch))
  Sentence : My father will _____ me from the station this evening.
  Answer   : fetch
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-91
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[SAP_G5_P091_Q04] (Page 91 | Confusing Verbs (bring / take / fetch))
  Sentence : I must remember to _____ my passport to the airport.
  Answer   : take
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-91
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[SAP_G5_P091_Q05] (Page 91 | Confusing Verbs (bring / take / fetch))
  Sentence : _____ these soiled curtains to the laundry.
  Answer   : Take
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-91
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[SAP_G5_P091_Q06] (Page 91 | Confusing Verbs (bring / take / fetch))
  Sentence : She was caught in the rain as she had forgotten to _____ along her umbrella.
  Answer   : bring
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-91
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[SAP_G5_P091_Q07] (Page 91 | Confusing Verbs (bring / take / fetch))
  Sentence : I need to _____ two buses to get to his house.
  Answer   : take
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-91
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[SAP_G5_P091_Q08] (Page 91 | Confusing Verbs (bring / take / fetch))
  Sentence : My uncle and aunt always _____ us presents whenever they visit us.
  Answer   : bring
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-91
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[SAP_G5_P091_Q09] (Page 91 | Confusing Verbs (bring / take / fetch))
  Sentence : I have just taught my dog to _____ the newspaper.
  Answer   : fetch
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-91
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[SAP_G5_P091_Q10] (Page 91 | Confusing Verbs (bring / take / fetch))
  Sentence : Did Alex _____ his friends here the other day?
  Answer   : bring
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-91
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[SAP_G5_P093_Q01] (Page 93 | Expressing preference using 'prefer ... to ...')
  Sentence : Sarah would rather stay at home than go out.
  Answer   : Sarah prefers staying at home to going out.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-93
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[SAP_G5_P093_Q02] (Page 93 | Expressing preference using 'prefer ... to ...')
  Sentence : We like swimming more than playing football.
  Answer   : We prefer swimming to playing football.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-93
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[SAP_G5_P093_Q03] (Page 93 | Expressing preference using 'prefer ... to ...')
  Sentence : Hazel would rather cycle than jog.
  Answer   : Hazel prefers cycling to jogging.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-93
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[SAP_G5_P093_Q04] (Page 93 | Expressing preference using 'prefer ... to ...')
  Sentence : I like drinking coffee more than tea.
  Answer   : I prefer drinking coffee to tea.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-93
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[SAP_G5_P094_Q05] (Page 94 | Expressing preference (prefer / would rather / like more than))
  Sentence : The students like Miss Lewis more than Mr Johnson.
_____
  Answer   : 
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-94
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[SAP_G5_P094_Q06] (Page 94 | Expressing preference (prefer / would rather / like more than))
  Sentence : We like the school library more than the neighbourhood bookshop.
_____
  Answer   : 
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-94
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[SAP_G5_P094_Q07] (Page 94 | Expressing preference (prefer / would rather / like more than))
  Sentence : Sharon likes to sing instead of composing songs.
_____
  Answer   : 
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-94
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[SAP_G5_P094_Q08] (Page 94 | Expressing preference (prefer / would rather / like more than))
  Sentence : The shopkeeper would rather receive cash than cheques.
_____
  Answer   : 
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-94
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[SAP_G5_P094_Q09] (Page 94 | Expressing preference (prefer / would rather / like more than))
  Sentence : He likes to ride a motorcycle more than to drive a car.
_____
  Answer   : 
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-94
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[SAP_G5_P094_Q10] (Page 94 | Expressing preference (prefer / would rather / like more than))
  Sentence : Everyone likes the beach better than the park.
_____
  Answer   : 
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-94
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[SAP_G5_P094_Q11] (Page 94 | Expressing preference (prefer / would rather / like more than))
  Sentence : Ryan would rather have a dog than a cat as a pet.
_____
  Answer   : 
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-94
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[SAP_G5_P094_Q12] (Page 94 | Expressing preference (prefer / would rather / like more than))
  Sentence : She likes the white dress more than the blue one.
_____
  Answer   : 
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-94
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[SAP_G5_P094_Q13] (Page 94 | Expressing preference (prefer / would rather / like more than))
  Sentence : We would rather swim in a pool than in the sea.
_____
  Answer   : 
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-94
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[SAP_G5_P094_Q14] (Page 94 | Expressing preference (prefer / would rather / like more than))
  Sentence : The students like English more than mathematics.
_____
  Answer   : 
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-94
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[SAP_G5_P094_Q15] (Page 94 | Expressing preference (prefer / would rather / like more than))
  Sentence : Most people like to watch a drama instead of acting in one.
_____
  Answer   : 
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-94
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[SAP_G5_P105_Q01] (Page 105 | Adverbs of Time: yet / already / just)
  Sentence : Lesson 15, Exercise 46: 1. yet, 2. already, 3. just, 4. just, 5. yet, 6. just, 7. already, 8. already
  Answer   : 1. yet; 2. already; 3. just; 4. just; 5. yet; 6. just; 7. already; 8. already
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-105
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[SAP_G5_P105_Q02] (Page 105 | Adverbs of Time: yet / already / just)
  Sentence : Lesson 15, Exercise 47: 1. already, 2. yet, 3. just, 4. just, 5. already, 6. yet, 7. already, 8. yet
  Answer   : 1. already; 2. yet; 3. just; 4. just; 5. already; 6. yet; 7. already; 8. yet
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-105
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[SAP_G5_P105_Q03] (Page 105 | Adverbs of Time: yet / already / just)
  Sentence : Lesson 15, Exercise 48: 1. already, 2. just/already, 3. yet, 4. already, 5. already, 6. yet, 7. just, 8. just, 9. just, 10. already
  Answer   : 1. already; 2. just/already; 3. yet; 4. already; 5. already; 6. yet; 7. just; 8. just; 9. just; 10. already
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[SAP_G5_P105_Q04] (Page 105 | Indefinite Pronouns: one / ones)
  Sentence : Lesson 16, Exercise 49: 1. one, 2. ones, 3. one, 4. ones, 5. ones, 6. One, 7. ones, 8. one, 9. one, 10. ones
  Answer   : 1. one; 2. ones; 3. one; 4. ones; 5. ones; 6. One; 7. ones; 8. one; 9. one; 10. ones
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-105
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[SAP_G5_P105_Q05] (Page 105 | Indefinite Pronouns: one / ones (Sentence Completion/Rewriting))
  Sentence : Lesson 16, Exercise 50:
1. She prefers the white dress to the pink one.
2. Please do not mix the clean clothes with the dirty ones.
3. The book you are reading does not interest me. This one does.
4. The shells I found on the beach are unusual ones.
5. I don't want the blue pen. Please give me the red one.
6. Do you want the long rulers or the short ones?
7. We threw away the old sofa and bought a new one.
8. The king had three sons. The eldest one was heir to the throne.
9. That car is fast but this one is faster.
10. Of the eight planets in our solar system, Mars is the one nearest to Earth.
  Answer   : 1. one; 2. ones; 3. one; 4. ones; 5. one; 6. ones; 7. one; 8. one; 9. one; 10. one
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[SAP_G5_P105_Q06] (Page 105 | Verbs / Infinitives)
  Sentence : Lesson 17, Exercise 51: 1. have, 2. go, 3. take, 4. see, 5. buy, 6. pay, 7. play, 8. wait, 9. make, 10. help
  Answer   : 1. have; 2. go; 3. take; 4. see; 5. buy; 6. pay; 7. play; 8. wait; 9. make; 10. help
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[SAP_G5_P105_Q07] (Page 105 | Multiple Choice Grammar)
  Sentence : Lesson 17, Exercise 52: 1. (2), 2. (1), 3. (3), 4. (1), 5. (2), 6. (1), 7. (2), 8. (1), 9. (3), 10. (3)
  Answer   : 1. (2); 2. (1); 3. (3); 4. (1); 5. (2); 6. (1); 7. (2); 8. (1); 9. (3); 10. (3)
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[SAP_G5_P105_Q08] (Page 105 | Phrasal Verbs / Prepositions)
  Sentence : Lesson 18, Exercise 53: 1. off, 2. into, 3. down, 4. up, 5. out, 6. over, 7. down, 8. in, 9. out, 10. up
  Answer   : 1. off; 2. into; 3. down; 4. up; 5. out; 6. over; 7. down; 8. in; 9. out; 10. up
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[SAP_G5_P105_Q09] (Page 105 | Phrasal Verbs Multiple Choice)
  Sentence : Lesson 18, Exercise 54: 1. (3), 2. (1), 3. (2), 4. (2), 5. (4), 6. (1), 7. (2), 8. (3), 9. (4), 10. (3)
  Answer   : 1. (3); 2. (1); 3. (2); 4. (2); 5. (4); 6. (1); 7. (2); 8. (3); 9. (4); 10. (3)
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[SAP_G5_P105_Q10] (Page 105 | Phrasal Verbs)
  Sentence : Lesson 18, Exercise 55: 1. come back, 2. look after, 3. put on, 4. switching off, 5. break into, 6. woke up, 7. ring up, 8. call out, 9. got out, 10. turned on
  Answer   : 1. come back; 2. look after; 3. put on; 4. switching off; 5. break into; 6. woke up; 7. ring up; 8. call out; 9. got out; 10. turned on
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[SAP_G5_P105_Q11] (Page 105 | Direct and Indirect Speech (Present Tense Reporting))
  Sentence : Lesson 19, Exercise 56:
1. Peter says that he is going to the cinema.
2. Mr Chang tells his son to wash his hands.
3. The police officer asks him what his name is.
4. Alex says that his brother is a doctor.
5. The customer complains that the radio is not working.
6. The teacher tells the students to hand in their homework.
7. The sergeant orders his men to fall in.
8. The salesman says that that watch is very expensive.
9. Susan tells me that they live in Australia.
10. The tourist asks where the hotel is.
11. She tells the boys not to play near the road.
12. The porter says that the train has just left the station.
  Answer   : 1. that he is going to the cinema; 2. to wash his hands; 3. what his name is; 4. that his brother is a doctor; 5. that the radio is not working; 6. to hand in their homework; 7. to fall in; 8. that that watch is very expensive; 9. that they live in Australia; 10. where the hotel is; 11. not to play near the road; 12. that the train has just left the station
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[SAP_G5_P105_Q12] (Page 105 | Direct and Indirect Speech (Present Tense Reporting))
  Sentence : Lesson 19, Exercise 57:
1. The teacher says that moths are insects.
2. My friend asks me when I am leaving for London.
3. The little girl replies that that kitten is hers.
4. His mother tells him not to be late for dinner.
5. The police officer informs us that there has been an accident.
6. The captain orders the soldiers to open fire.
7. The shopkeeper asks me where my mother is.
8. David's father tells him not to play with those matches.
9. The patient tells the doctor that there is a pain in his/her chest.
10. The attendant tells her that she cannot park her car there.
11. Ryan tells his parents that he has passed his examination.
12. The tutor says that I have made a mistake.
  Answer   : Reported speech statements, questions, and commands.
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[SAP_G5_P105_Q13] (Page 105 | Direct and Indirect Speech (Past Tense Reporting))
  Sentence : Lesson 20, Exercise 58:
1. Henry said that he was going to the beach.
2. Mr Lee told his son to do his homework.
3. The police officer asked him where he was going.
4. Mason said that he had no money left.
5. The customer complained that the eggs were not fresh.
6. Mrs Jones asked who was at the door.
7. The old man told the boys that that house was haunted.
8. Mr Dickens said that he had been a lawyer for thirty years.
9. Mr Smith told me that my mother was looking for me.
10. She asked him whether he liked durians.
11. The boy told the police officer that he had lost his way.
12. Timothy said that the match was called off due to the heavy rain.
  Answer   : 1. that he was going to the beach; 2. to do his homework; 3. where he was going; 4. that he had no money left; 5. that the eggs were not fresh; 6. who was at the door; 7. that that house was haunted; 8. that he had been a lawyer for thirty years; 9. that my mother was looking for me; 10. whether he liked durians; 11. that he had lost his way; 12. that the match was called off due to the heavy rain
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[SAP_G5_P105_Q14] (Page 105 | Direct and Indirect Speech (Past Tense Reporting))
  Sentence : Lesson 20, Exercise 59:
1. Mary said that she had found the wallet there.
2. Gary asked Andy when he would visit him.
3. Peter's mother told him not to be rude.
4. My father advised my brother to drive carefully.
5. My grandfather asked me whether I had seen his walking stick.
6. Mrs Thomas told the sales assistant that she wanted to buy a new washing machine.
7. The student replied that he/she did not know the answer.
8. Wendy told me that my friend was waiting for me at the lobby.
9. The manager told the worker that he was sure he/she could do it.
10. My father said that he might be late for dinner.
11. Albert asked Susan where she was going the following day.
12. The driver warned us that the school bus would be leaving soon.
  Answer   : Reported speech transformations in past tense.
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[SAP_G5_P105_Q15] (Page 105 | Confusing Verbs: bring / take / fetch)
  Sentence : Lesson 21, Exercise 60: 1. bring, 2. bring, 3. take, 4. fetch, 5. fetch, 6. take, 7. take, 8. fetch, 9. take, 10. bring
  Answer   : 1. bring; 2. bring; 3. take; 4. fetch; 5. fetch; 6. take; 7. take; 8. fetch; 9. take; 10. bring
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[SAP_G5_P105_Q16] (Page 105 | Confusing Verbs: bring / take / fetch)
  Sentence : Lesson 21, Exercise 61: 1. take, 2. Take, 3. fetch, 4. bring, 5. Take, 6. bring, 7. take, 8. bring, 9. fetch, 10. bring
  Answer   : 1. take; 2. Take; 3. fetch; 4. bring; 5. Take; 6. bring; 7. take; 8. bring; 9. fetch; 10. bring
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[SAP_G5_P105_Q17] (Page 105 | Structures of Preference: prefer ... to ...)
  Sentence : Lesson 22, Exercise 62:
1. Sara prefers staying at home to going out.
2. We prefer swimming to playing football.
3. Hazel prefers cycling to jogging.
4. I prefer drinking coffee to drinking tea.
5. The students prefer Miss Lewis to Mr Johnson.
6. We prefer the school library to the neighbourhood bookshop.
7. Sharon prefers singing to composing songs.
8. The shopkeeper prefers receiving cash to receiving cheques.
9. He prefers riding a motorcycle to driving a car.
10. Everyone prefers the beach to the park.
11. Ryan prefers a dog to a cat as a pet.
12. She prefers the white dress to the blue one.
13. We prefer swimming in a pool to swimming in the sea.
14. The students prefer English to mathematics.
15. Most people prefer watching a drama to acting in one.
  Answer   : Expressing preference using 'prefer ... to ...'
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