SAP Learning Grammar 6 - Extracted Quiz Index
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[SAP_G6_P002_Q01] (Page 2 | Modal Verbs (Offers))
  Sentence : _____ you like a cup of coffee?
  Answer   : Would
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-2
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[SAP_G6_P002_Q02] (Page 2 | Modal Verbs (Permission))
  Sentence : _____ I borrow your bicycle?
  Answer   : Could
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-2
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[SAP_G6_P002_Q03] (Page 2 | Modal Verbs (Requests))
  Sentence : _____ you post this letter for me?
  Answer   : Could
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-2
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[SAP_G6_P002_Q04] (Page 2 | Modal Verbs (Requests))
  Sentence : _____ you help me with my homework, please?
  Answer   : Could
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-2
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[SAP_G6_P002_Q05] (Page 2 | Modal Verbs (Polite Requests with 'mind'))
  Sentence : _____ you mind not making so much noise?
  Answer   : Would
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-2
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[SAP_G6_P002_Q06] (Page 2 | Modal Verbs (Permission))
  Sentence : _____ I come to your house at six o'clock this evening?
  Answer   : Could
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-2
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[SAP_G6_P002_Q07] (Page 2 | Modal Verbs (Requests))
  Sentence : _____ you lend me your pen?
  Answer   : Could
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-2
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[SAP_G6_P002_Q08] (Page 2 | Modal Verbs (Suggestions))
  Sentence : _____ we go to the cinema tonight?
  Answer   : Could
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-2
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[SAP_G6_P002_Q09] (Page 2 | Modal Verbs (Requests))
  Sentence : _____ you help me clear the table?
  Answer   : Could
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-2
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[SAP_G6_P002_Q10] (Page 2 | Modal Verbs (Polite Requests with 'mind'))
  Sentence : _____ you mind telling me the time now?
  Answer   : Would
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-2
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[SAP_G6_P002_Q11] (Page 2 | Modal Verbs (Requests))
  Sentence : _____ you show me how to use the camera?
  Answer   : Could
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-2
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[SAP_G6_P002_Q12] (Page 2 | Modal Verbs (Offers))
  Sentence : _____ you like another piece of cake?
  Answer   : Would
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-2
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[SAP_G6_P004_Q07] (Page 4 | Making requests with 'could')
  Sentence : Ask Mark to accompany you to the doctor's. (could)
Mark, _____?
  Answer   : could you accompany me to the doctor's
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-4
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[SAP_G6_P004_Q08] (Page 4 | Making requests with 'could')
  Sentence : Ask the teacher to explain the difficult word again. (could)
Teacher, _____?
  Answer   : could you explain the difficult word again
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-4
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[SAP_G6_P004_Q09] (Page 4 | Making requests with 'would')
  Sentence : Ask Sandra to go jogging with us. (would)
Sandra, _____?
  Answer   : would you go jogging with us
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-4
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[SAP_G6_P004_Q10] (Page 4 | Making requests with 'could')
  Sentence : Ask Richard whether we could come along with him. (could)
Richard, _____?
  Answer   : could we come along with you
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-4
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[SAP_G6_P005_Q01] (Page 5 | Polite requests with 'would' or 'could')
  Sentence : I want to borrow your pencil.
  Answer   : Could I borrow your pencil?
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-5
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[SAP_G6_P005_Q02] (Page 5 | Polite requests with 'would' or 'could')
  Sentence : Switch on the light.
  Answer   : Would you switch on the light?
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-5
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[SAP_G6_P005_Q03] (Page 5 | Polite requests with 'would' or 'could')
  Sentence : I want to see you now.
  Answer   : Could I see you now?
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-5
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[SAP_G6_P005_Q04] (Page 5 | Polite requests with 'would' or 'could')
  Sentence : Lend me a hand.
  Answer   : Would you lend me a hand?
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-5
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[SAP_G6_P005_Q05] (Page 5 | Polite requests with 'would' or 'could')
  Sentence : Meet me tonight.
  Answer   : Could you meet me tonight?
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-5
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[SAP_G6_P005_Q06] (Page 5 | Polite requests with 'would' or 'could')
  Sentence : Help me with my homework.
  Answer   : Would you help me with my homework?
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-5
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[SAP_G6_P008_Q01] (Page 8 | Modal Verbs: Polite Requests)
  Sentence : Ask Mary to call back later. (could)
Mary, _____?
  Answer   : could you call back later
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-8
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[SAP_G6_P008_Q02] (Page 8 | Modal Verbs: Polite Requests)
  Sentence : Ask Dawn to lower the volume of the radio. (could)
Dawn, _____?
  Answer   : could you lower the volume of the radio
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-8
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[SAP_G6_P008_Q03] (Page 8 | Modal Verbs: Polite Requests)
  Sentence : Ask Ray to show you how to operate the machine. (could)
Ray, _____?
  Answer   : could you show me how to operate the machine
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-8
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[SAP_G6_P008_Q04] (Page 8 | Modal Verbs: Polite Requests)
  Sentence : Ask your father to tell you a bedtime story. (could)
Father, _____?
  Answer   : could you tell me a bedtime story
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-8
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[SAP_G6_P008_Q05] (Page 8 | Modal Verbs: Polite Requests)
  Sentence : Ask Mrs Wilkins whether she would like a drink. (would)
Mrs Wilkins, _____?
  Answer   : would you like a drink
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-8
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[SAP_G6_P008_Q06] (Page 8 | Modal Verbs: Polite Requests)
  Sentence : Ask Lionel to pass you the dictionary. (could)
Lionel, _____?
  Answer   : could you pass me the dictionary
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-8
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[SAP_G6_P009_Q06] (Page 9 | Conjunctions of reason (as))
  Sentence : The football match was postponed _____.
  Answer   : 1
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-9
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[SAP_G6_P009_Q07] (Page 9 | Conjunctions of reason (because))
  Sentence : The teacher scolded Alex _____.
  Answer   : 2
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-9
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[SAP_G6_P009_Q08] (Page 9 | Conjunctions of reason (since))
  Sentence : Mr Stevenson switched on the radio _____.
  Answer   : 1
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-9
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[SAP_G6_P009_Q09] (Page 9 | Conjunctions of reason (because))
  Sentence : Miss Willows could not afford to buy the dress _____.
  Answer   : 3
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-9
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[SAP_G6_P009_Q10] (Page 9 | Conjunctions of reason (because))
  Sentence : Gerard was very happy _____.
  Answer   : 2
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-9
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[SAP_G6_P010_Q01] (Page 10 | Conjunctions: because)
  Sentence : Why didn't Michael buy the shoes? (expensive)
He _____
  Answer   : He didn't buy the shoes because they were expensive.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-10
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[SAP_G6_P010_Q02] (Page 10 | Conjunctions: because)
  Sentence : Why did you switch on the fan? (warm)
I _____
  Answer   : I switched on the fan because it was warm.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-10
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[SAP_G6_P010_Q03] (Page 10 | Conjunctions: because)
  Sentence : Why is she opening her umbrella? (raining)
She _____
  Answer   : She is opening her umbrella because it is raining.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-10
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[SAP_G6_P010_Q04] (Page 10 | Conjunctions: because)
  Sentence : Why did your father stop smoking? (bad for his health)
He _____
  Answer   : He stopped smoking because it was bad for his health.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-10
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[SAP_G6_P010_Q05] (Page 10 | Conjunctions: because)
  Sentence : Why was the prisoner released? (innocent)
He _____
  Answer   : He was released because he was innocent.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-10
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[SAP_G6_P010_Q06] (Page 10 | Conjunctions: because)
  Sentence : Why didn't you take a taxi? (not enough money)
I _____
  Answer   : I didn't take a taxi because I didn't have enough money.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-10
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[SAP_G6_P011_Q07] (Page 11 | Conjunctions of Reason (because))
  Sentence : Why is Ben crying? (hungry)
He _____
  Answer   : is crying because he is hungry.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-11
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[SAP_G6_P011_Q08] (Page 11 | Conjunctions of Reason (because))
  Sentence : Why are the police officers chasing the men? (robbed a bank)
They _____
  Answer   : are chasing the men because they robbed a bank.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-11
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[SAP_G6_P011_Q09] (Page 11 | Conjunctions of Reason (because))
  Sentence : Why is she miserable? (failed the examination)
She _____
  Answer   : is miserable because she failed the examination.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-11
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[SAP_G6_P011_Q10] (Page 11 | Conjunctions of Reason (because))
  Sentence : Why did the campers build a fire? (cold)
They _____
  Answer   : built a fire because they were cold.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-11
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[SAP_G6_P011_Q11] (Page 11 | Conjunctions of Reason (because))
  Sentence : Why did your mother punish you? (naughty)
She _____
  Answer   : punished me because I was naughty.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-11
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[SAP_G6_P011_Q12] (Page 11 | Conjunctions of Reason (because))
  Sentence : Why did the sailors abandon the ship? (sinking)
They _____
  Answer   : abandoned the ship because it was sinking.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-11
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[SAP_G6_P012_Q01] (Page 12 | Conjunctions of cause and effect (because))
  Sentence : Mr Peterson was upset. He had lost his wallet. (because)
Mr Peterson _____
  Answer   : Mr Peterson was upset because he had lost his wallet.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-12
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[SAP_G6_P012_Q02] (Page 12 | Conjunctions of cause and effect (as / because))
  Sentence : It was raining heavily. The tournament had to be postponed. ( )
The tournament _____
  Answer   : The tournament had to be postponed as it was raining heavily.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-12
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[SAP_G6_P012_Q03] (Page 12 | Conjunctions of cause and effect (since))
  Sentence : Sally could not come to the party. She was ill. (since)
_____, she could not _____
  Answer   : Since Sally was ill, she could not come to the party.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-12
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[SAP_G6_P012_Q04] (Page 12 | Conjunctions of cause and effect (because))
  Sentence : It was dark. I switched on the light. (because)
I _____
  Answer   : I switched on the light because it was dark.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-12
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[SAP_G6_P012_Q05] (Page 12 | Conjunctions of cause and effect (because))
  Sentence : The bridegroom was late. He rushed to church. (because)
The bridegroom _____
  Answer   : The bridegroom rushed to church because he was late.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-12
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[SAP_G6_P012_Q06] (Page 12 | Conjunctions of cause and effect (because))
  Sentence : The farmer was very angry. The merchants had cheated him. (because)
The farmer _____
  Answer   : The farmer was very angry because the merchants had cheated him.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-12
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[SAP_G6_P012_Q07] (Page 12 | Conjunctions of cause and effect (since))
  Sentence : He behaved very rudely. Everyone disliked him. (since)
_____, everyone _____
  Answer   : Since he behaved very rudely, everyone disliked him.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-12
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[SAP_G6_P012_Q08] (Page 12 | Conjunctions of cause and effect (as))
  Sentence : Mr Willis was late for work. His car broke down. (as)
Mr Willis _____
  Answer   : Mr Willis was late for work as his car broke down.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-12
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[SAP_G6_P013_Q01] (Page 13 | Conjunctions of Reason (because))
  Sentence : She asked for a glass of water _____ .
  Answer   : 3
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-13
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[SAP_G6_P013_Q02] (Page 13 | Conjunctions of Reason (because))
  Sentence : Sharon is popular in school _____ .
  Answer   : 2
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-13
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[SAP_G6_P013_Q03] (Page 13 | Conjunctions of Reason (because))
  Sentence : Rayson walks to school _____ .
  Answer   : 2
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-13
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[SAP_G6_P013_Q04] (Page 13 | Conjunctions of Reason (since))
  Sentence : _____ , they have withered.
  Answer   : 3
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-13
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[SAP_G6_P013_Q05] (Page 13 | Conjunctions of Reason (because))
  Sentence : The children went to bed early _____ .
  Answer   : 2
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-13
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[SAP_G6_P015_Q01] (Page 15 | Connectors of Result (so... that))
  Sentence : It was raining so heavily that _____.
  Answer   : 1
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-15
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[SAP_G6_P015_Q02] (Page 15 | Connectors of Result (such... that))
  Sentence : It was such a funny joke that _____.
  Answer   : 3
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-15
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[SAP_G6_P015_Q03] (Page 15 | Connectors of Result (so... that))
  Sentence : The patient is so weak that _____.
  Answer   : 2
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-15
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[SAP_G6_P015_Q04] (Page 15 | Connectors of Result (such... that))
  Sentence : We had such a tiring day that _____.
  Answer   : 1
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-15
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[SAP_G6_P015_Q05] (Page 15 | Connectors of Result (so... that))
  Sentence : At the haunted house, I was so frightened that _____.
  Answer   : 2
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-15
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[SAP_G6_P016_Q06] (Page 16 | Connectors of Result (so ... that))
  Sentence : Jonathan ran so fast that _____.
  Answer   : (2)
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-16
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[SAP_G6_P016_Q07] (Page 16 | Connectors of Result (such ... that))
  Sentence : It was such a difficult test that _____.
  Answer   : (1)
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-16
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[SAP_G6_P016_Q08] (Page 16 | Connectors of Result (so ... that))
  Sentence : The piano is so heavy that _____.
  Answer   : (3)
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-16
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[SAP_G6_P018_Q06] (Page 18 | Synthesis and Transformation (so... that))
  Sentence : The movie was very scary. Someone in the audience fainted.
_____ so scary that _____
  Answer   : The movie was so scary that someone in the audience fainted.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-18
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[SAP_G6_P018_Q07] (Page 18 | Synthesis and Transformation (so that))
  Sentence : The children rushed to the bus stop. They did not want to miss the school bus.
_____ so that _____
  Answer   : The children rushed to the bus stop so that they would not miss the school bus.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-18
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[SAP_G6_P018_Q08] (Page 18 | Synthesis and Transformation (so... that))
  Sentence : The dog barked very fiercely. All of us were afraid to go near it.
_____ so fiercely that _____
  Answer   : The dog barked so fiercely that all of us were afraid to go near it.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-18
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[SAP_G6_P019_Q01] (Page 19 | Adverbial Clauses of Result (so ... that))
  Sentence : Hillary sang so sweetly that _____
  Answer   : 
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-19
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[SAP_G6_P019_Q02] (Page 19 | Adverbial Clauses of Result (such ... that))
  Sentence : It was such a hot day that _____
  Answer   : 
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-19
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[SAP_G6_P019_Q03] (Page 19 | Adverbial Clauses of Result (so ... that))
  Sentence : The storm was so violent that _____
  Answer   : 
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-19
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[SAP_G6_P019_Q04] (Page 19 | Adverbial Clauses of Result (so ... that))
  Sentence : The survivors were so weak that _____
  Answer   : 
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-19
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[SAP_G6_P019_Q05] (Page 19 | Adverbial Clauses of Purpose (so that))
  Sentence : Mr Williams took a taxi so that _____
  Answer   : 
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-19
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[SAP_G6_P019_Q06] (Page 19 | Adverbial Clauses of Result (so ... that))
  Sentence : He ate so much food at the party that _____
  Answer   : 
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-19
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[SAP_G6_P019_Q07] (Page 19 | Adverbial Clauses of Result (so ... that))
  Sentence : My grandmother is so old that _____
  Answer   : 
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-19
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[SAP_G6_P019_Q08] (Page 19 | Adverbial Clauses of Purpose (so that))
  Sentence : Mr Cartson works longer hours this week so that _____
  Answer   : 
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-19
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[SAP_G6_P020_Q01] (Page 20 | Adverb clause of result)
  Sentence : Andrew is very timid. He will not talk to anyone.
  Answer   : Andrew is so timid that he will not talk to anyone.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-20
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[SAP_G6_P020_Q02] (Page 20 | Adverb clause of result)
  Sentence : The old man was very ill. We called an ambulance.
  Answer   : The old man was so ill that we called an ambulance.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-20
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[SAP_G6_P020_Q03] (Page 20 | Adverb clause of result)
  Sentence : It is an interesting book. I cannot put it down.
  Answer   : It is such an interesting book that I cannot put it down.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-20
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[SAP_G6_P020_Q04] (Page 20 | Adverb clause of result)
  Sentence : It was a fine day. We decided to go to the beach.
  Answer   : It was such a fine day that we decided to go to the beach.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-20
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[SAP_G6_P020_Q05] (Page 20 | Adverb clause of result)
  Sentence : He drove very fast. He could not stop in time when he saw the dog.
  Answer   : He drove so fast that he could not stop in time when he saw the dog.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-20
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[SAP_G6_P020_Q06] (Page 20 | Adverb clause of result)
  Sentence : We had a very pleasant time at the beach. We wanted to go there again the following week.
  Answer   : We had such a pleasant time at the beach that we wanted to go there again the following week.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-20
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[SAP_G6_P020_Q07] (Page 20 | Adverb clause of result)
  Sentence : Raymond is a good runner. He has won many prizes.
  Answer   : Raymond is such a good runner that he has won many prizes.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-20
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[SAP_G6_P020_Q08] (Page 20 | Adverb clause of result)
  Sentence : My employer has a bad temper. All of us are afraid of him.
  Answer   : My employer has such a bad temper that all of us are afraid of him.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-20
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[SAP_G6_P022_Q01] (Page 22 | Conjunctions (so... that))
  Sentence : Mr Woods drank too much. He could not drive home.
_____ so much that _____
  Answer   : Mr Woods drank so much that he could not drive home.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-22
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[SAP_G6_P022_Q02] (Page 22 | Conjunctions (such... that))
  Sentence : Mrs Dass is a kind lady. Everyone likes her.
_____ such a kind lady that _____
  Answer   : Mrs Dass is such a kind lady that everyone likes her.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-22
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[SAP_G6_P022_Q03] (Page 22 | Conjunctions (such... that))
  Sentence : The restaurant serves delicious food. The customers keep coming back.
_____ such delicious food that _____
  Answer   : The restaurant serves such delicious food that the customers keep coming back.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-22
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[SAP_G6_P022_Q04] (Page 22 | Conjunctions (so... that))
  Sentence : The dress was too expensive. She decided not to buy it.
_____ so expensive that _____
  Answer   : The dress was so expensive that she decided not to buy it.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-22
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[SAP_G6_P022_Q05] (Page 22 | Conjunctions (so... that))
  Sentence : The cinema was very dark. I could not see the steps in front of me.
_____ so dark that _____
  Answer   : The cinema was so dark that I could not see the steps in front of me.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-22
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[SAP_G6_P022_Q01] (Page 22 | Simple Present Tense)
  Sentence : The train _____ the station at nine o'clock tonight. (leave)
  Answer   : leaves
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-22
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[SAP_G6_P022_Q02] (Page 22 | Simple Present Tense)
  Sentence : The football season _____ in the month of May. (begin)
  Answer   : begins
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-22
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[SAP_G6_P022_Q03] (Page 22 | Simple Present Tense)
  Sentence : I _____ the team to win the match next week. (expect)
  Answer   : expect
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-22
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[SAP_G6_P022_Q04] (Page 22 | Simple Present Tense)
  Sentence : The concert _____ in the evening. (start)
  Answer   : starts
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-22
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[SAP_G6_P022_Q05] (Page 22 | Simple Present Tense)
  Sentence : The flight _____ for Europe tomorrow. (depart)
  Answer   : departs
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-22
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[SAP_G6_P022_Q06] (Page 22 | Simple Present Tense)
  Sentence : The meeting _____ tonight at eight o'clock sharp. (commence)
  Answer   : commences
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-22
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[SAP_G6_P022_Q07] (Page 22 | Simple Present Tense)
  Sentence : The aeroplane _____ off in ten minutes. (take)
  Answer   : takes
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-22
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[SAP_G6_P022_Q08] (Page 22 | Simple Present Tense)
  Sentence : The commandos _____ the airbase at dawn. (attack)
  Answer   : attack
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-22
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[SAP_G6_P022_Q09] (Page 22 | Simple Present Tense)
  Sentence : We _____ the Chairman in the office twice a month. (see)
  Answer   : see
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-22
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[SAP_G6_P022_Q10] (Page 22 | Simple Present Tense)
  Sentence : The ship _____ sail for the island in an hour's time. (set)
  Answer   : sets
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-22
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[SAP_G6_P023_Q01] (Page 23 | Present Continuous Tense)
  Sentence : Everyone _____ to my birthday party tomorrow. (come)
  Answer   : is coming
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-23
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[SAP_G6_P023_Q02] (Page 23 | Present Continuous Tense)
  Sentence : We _____ to the cinema tonight. (go)
  Answer   : are going
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-23
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[SAP_G6_P023_Q03] (Page 23 | Present Continuous Tense)
  Sentence : My friend and I _____ tennis this afternoon. (play)
  Answer   : are playing
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-23
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[SAP_G6_P023_Q04] (Page 23 | Present Continuous Tense)
  Sentence : I _____ for London tomorrow morning. (leave)
  Answer   : am leaving
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-23
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[SAP_G6_P023_Q05] (Page 23 | Present Continuous Tense)
  Sentence : The helicopters _____ on the island in a few minutes' time. (land)
  Answer   : are landing
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-23
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[SAP_G6_P023_Q06] (Page 23 | Present Continuous Tense)
  Sentence : Sharon _____ a tie for her father's birthday. (buy)
  Answer   : is buying
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-23
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[SAP_G6_P023_Q07] (Page 23 | Present Continuous Tense)
  Sentence : We _____ for the examination at the end of the year. (sit)
  Answer   : are sitting
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-23
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[SAP_G6_P023_Q08] (Page 23 | Present Continuous Tense)
  Sentence : They _____ married on 15 May. (get)
  Answer   : are getting
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-23
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[SAP_G6_P023_Q09] (Page 23 | Present Continuous Tense)
  Sentence : My father _____ the fence this Sunday. (paint)
  Answer   : is painting
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-23
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[SAP_G6_P023_Q10] (Page 23 | Present Continuous Tense)
  Sentence : The manager _____ an urgent meeting this morning. (hold)
  Answer   : is holding
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-23
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[SAP_G6_P024_Q01] (Page 24 | Present Continuous tense expressing future time)
  Sentence : When are the boys playing football? (this evening)
They are playing football this evening.
  Answer   : They are playing football this evening.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-24
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[SAP_G6_P024_Q01] (Page 24 | Simple Present tense expressing scheduled future event)
  Sentence : When does his plane arrive? (tonight)
It _____
  Answer   : It arrives tonight.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-24
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[SAP_G6_P024_Q02] (Page 24 | Present Continuous tense expressing planned future action)
  Sentence : What are you buying for her birthday? (a silk scarf)
I _____
  Answer   : I am buying a silk scarf for her birthday.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-24
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[SAP_G6_P024_Q03] (Page 24 | Simple Present tense expressing timetable/scheduled future)
  Sentence : When does the bus leave? (in five minutes)
It _____
  Answer   : It leaves in five minutes.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-24
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[SAP_G6_P024_Q04] (Page 24 | Present Continuous tense expressing future arrangement)
  Sentence : At what time are you waking up tomorrow? (six o'clock)
I _____
  Answer   : I am waking up at six o'clock tomorrow.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-24
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[SAP_G6_P024_Q05] (Page 24 | Present Continuous tense expressing future arrangement)
  Sentence : When is your brother coming home? (later in the afternoon)
He _____
  Answer   : He is coming home later in the afternoon.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-24
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[SAP_G6_P024_Q06] (Page 24 | Present Continuous tense expressing planned future travel)
  Sentence : When are they going to Bangkok? (next month)
They _____
  Answer   : They are going to Bangkok next month.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-24
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[SAP_G6_P024_Q07] (Page 24 | Simple Present tense expressing scheduled future event)
  Sentence : When does your sister leave for Australia? (next week)
She _____
  Answer   : She leaves for Australia next week.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-24
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[SAP_G6_P024_Q08] (Page 24 | Simple Present tense expressing scheduled routine/future timetable)
  Sentence : At what time do you have your lunch? (noon)
I _____
  Answer   : I have my lunch at noon.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-24
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[SAP_G6_P024_Q09] (Page 24 | Simple Present tense expressing scheduled/natural future timetable)
  Sentence : When does the rainy season begin? (later in the year)
It _____
  Answer   : It begins later in the year.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-24
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[SAP_G6_P024_Q10] (Page 24 | Present Continuous tense expressing future arrangement)
  Sentence : Whom is she visiting this evening? (her sick aunt in hospital)
She _____
  Answer   : She is visiting her sick aunt in hospital this evening.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-24
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[SAP_G6_P026_Q01] (Page 26 | Modal Verbs (should / advice))
  Sentence : Jack is not feeling well. He should _____ .
  Answer   : 2
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-26
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[SAP_G6_P026_Q02] (Page 26 | Modal Verbs (ought to / advice))
  Sentence : Oliver was very rude to her. He ought to _____ .
  Answer   : 1
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-26
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[SAP_G6_P026_Q03] (Page 26 | Modal Verbs (shouldn't / advice))
  Sentence : Deborah has to wake up early for work. She shouldn't _____ .
  Answer   : 3
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-26
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[SAP_G6_P026_Q04] (Page 26 | Modal Verbs (ought to / advice))
  Sentence : Mr Scholes is having trouble with his car again. He ought to _____ .
  Answer   : 1
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-26
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[SAP_G6_P026_Q05] (Page 26 | Modal Verbs (should / advice))
  Sentence : You are overweight. You should _____ .
  Answer   : 3
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-26
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[SAP_G6_P026_Q06] (Page 26 | Modal Verbs (shouldn't / advice))
  Sentence : We are in the library. We shouldn't _____ .
  Answer   : 3
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-26
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[SAP_G6_P026_Q07] (Page 26 | Modal Verbs (ought to / obligation))
  Sentence : Mr Grant's driving licence has expired. He ought to _____ .
  Answer   : 1
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-26
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[SAP_G6_P026_Q08] (Page 26 | Modal Verbs (should / advice))
  Sentence : It is going to rain. We should _____ .
  Answer   : 2
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-26
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[SAP_G6_P026_Q09] (Page 26 | Modal Verbs (ought to / advice))
  Sentence : You are always late for school. You ought to _____ .
  Answer   : 1
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-26
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[SAP_G6_P026_Q10] (Page 26 | Modal Verbs (should / advice))
  Sentence : Miss Stone is in hospital. We should _____ .
  Answer   : 2
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-26
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[SAP_G6_P027_Q01] (Page 27 | Modal verbs (obligation / advisability: ought to / ought not to))
  Sentence : We ( ought to , ought not to ) keep the meat in the refrigerator.
  Answer   : ought to
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-27
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[SAP_G6_P027_Q02] (Page 27 | Modal verbs (obligation / advisability: should / shouldn't))
  Sentence : Children ( should , shouldn't ) listen to their parents.
  Answer   : should
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-27
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[SAP_G6_P027_Q03] (Page 27 | Modal verbs (obligation / advisability: should / shouldn't))
  Sentence : Jack ( should , shouldn't ) stop being a nuisance in class.
  Answer   : should
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-27
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[SAP_G6_P027_Q04] (Page 27 | Modal verbs (obligation / advisability: ought to / ought not to))
  Sentence : Animals ( ought not to , ought to ) be treated with kindness.
  Answer   : ought to
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-27
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[SAP_G6_P027_Q05] (Page 27 | Modal verbs (obligation / advisability: should / shouldn't))
  Sentence : Students ( shouldn't , should ) pay attention in class.
  Answer   : should
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-27
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[SAP_G6_P027_Q06] (Page 27 | Modal verbs (obligation / advisability: should / shouldn't))
  Sentence : They ( should , shouldn't ) disobey their teacher.
  Answer   : shouldn't
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-27
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[SAP_G6_P027_Q07] (Page 27 | Modal verbs (obligation / advisability: ought to / ought not to))
  Sentence : A person ( ought to , ought not to ) drive carefully on the road.
  Answer   : ought to
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-27
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[SAP_G6_P027_Q08] (Page 27 | Modal verbs (obligation / advisability: should / shouldn't))
  Sentence : We (should , shouldn't ) be rude to our elders.
  Answer   : shouldn't
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-27
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[SAP_G6_P027_Q09] (Page 27 | Modal verbs (prohibition / obligation: ought to / ought not to))
  Sentence : Drivers ( ought not to , ought to ) exceed the speed limit.
  Answer   : ought not to
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-27
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[SAP_G6_P027_Q10] (Page 27 | Modal verbs (obligation / advisability: should / shouldn't))
  Sentence : Citizens ( should , shouldn't ) help to keep the city clean.
  Answer   : should
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-27
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[SAP_G6_P028_Q01] (Page 28 | Modal Verbs (ought not to / shouldn't))
  Sentence : The boys ought not to play in the rain. (shouldn't)
  Answer   : The boys shouldn't play in the rain.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-28
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[SAP_G6_P028_Q02] (Page 28 | Modal Verbs (ought to / should))
  Sentence : The patient ought to stay in bed. (should)
  Answer   : The patient should stay in bed.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-28
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[SAP_G6_P028_Q03] (Page 28 | Modal Verbs (ought not to / shouldn't))
  Sentence : The girls ought not to stay out late. (shouldn't)
  Answer   : The girls shouldn't stay out late.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-28
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[SAP_G6_P028_Q04] (Page 28 | Modal Verbs (ought to / should))
  Sentence : They ought to throw the rubbish away. (should)
  Answer   : They should throw the rubbish away.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-28
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[SAP_G6_P028_Q05] (Page 28 | Modal Verbs (ought to / should))
  Sentence : The students ought to study hard for the examination. (should)
  Answer   : The students should study hard for the examination.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-28
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[SAP_G6_P028_Q06] (Page 28 | Modal Verbs (ought not to / shouldn't))
  Sentence : We ought not to litter the park. (shouldn't)
  Answer   : We shouldn't litter the park.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-28
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[SAP_G6_P030_Q01] (Page 30 | Conditional Clauses (unless))
  Sentence : You are not allowed to leave the classroom unless _____.
  Answer   : (2)
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-30
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[SAP_G6_P030_Q02] (Page 30 | Conditional Clauses (unless))
  Sentence : The plane will arrive on time unless _____.
  Answer   : (1)
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-30
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[SAP_G6_P030_Q03] (Page 30 | Conditional Clauses (unless))
  Sentence : The plants will wither unless _____.
  Answer   : (3)
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-30
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[SAP_G6_P030_Q04] (Page 30 | Conditional Clauses (unless))
  Sentence : Mr Kline will not see a doctor unless _____.
  Answer   : (1)
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-30
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[SAP_G6_P030_Q05] (Page 30 | Conditional Clauses (unless))
  Sentence : The victim will die unless _____.
  Answer   : (3)
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-30
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[SAP_G6_P030_Q06] (Page 30 | Conditional Clauses (unless))
  Sentence : They will not come to the party unless _____.
  Answer   : (2)
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-30
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[SAP_G6_P030_Q07] (Page 30 | Conditional Clauses (unless))
  Sentence : You cannot enter the theatre unless _____.
  Answer   : (1)
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-30
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[SAP_G6_P030_Q08] (Page 30 | Conditional Clauses (unless))
  Sentence : The clothes will dry unless _____.
  Answer   : (3)
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-30
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[SAP_G6_P030_Q09] (Page 30 | Conditional Clauses (unless))
  Sentence : We shall stop buying from that shop unless _____.
  Answer   : (1)
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-30
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[SAP_G6_P030_Q10] (Page 30 | Conditional Clauses (unless))
  Sentence : She will not talk to you unless _____.
  Answer   : (2)
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-30
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[SAP_G6_P032_Q01] (Page 32 | Conditionals (unless))
  Sentence : Don't tell her about it if she doesn't ask you.
  Answer   : Don't tell her about it unless she asks you.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-32
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[SAP_G6_P032_Q02] (Page 32 | Conditionals (unless))
  Sentence : You will pass the examination if you study.
  Answer   : You will not pass the examination unless you study.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-32
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[SAP_G6_P032_Q03] (Page 32 | Conditionals (unless))
  Sentence : You can vote if you are a citizen.
  Answer   : You cannot vote unless you are a citizen.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-32
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[SAP_G6_P032_Q04] (Page 32 | Conditionals (unless))
  Sentence : The job will not be completed if we do not work overtime.
  Answer   : The job will not be completed unless we work overtime.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-32
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[SAP_G6_P032_Q05] (Page 32 | Conditionals (unless))
  Sentence : We shall take you along if you behave yourself.
  Answer   : We shall not take you along unless you behave yourself.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-32
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[SAP_G6_P032_Q06] (Page 32 | Conditionals (unless))
  Sentence : Dennis will join us if he is not busy.
  Answer   : Dennis will join us unless he is busy.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-32
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[SAP_G6_P032_Q07] (Page 32 | Conditionals (unless))
  Sentence : The players will get into trouble if they break the rules.
  Answer   : The players will not get into trouble unless they break the rules.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-32
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[SAP_G6_P032_Q08] (Page 32 | Conditionals (unless))
  Sentence : I shall lend you the money if you promise to pay it back soon.
  Answer   : I shall not lend you the money unless you promise to pay it back soon.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-32
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[SAP_G6_P032_Q09] (Page 32 | Conditionals (unless))
  Sentence : The roads will be flooded if it rains continuously.
  Answer   : The roads will not be flooded unless it rains continuously.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-32
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[SAP_G6_P032_Q10] (Page 32 | Conditionals (unless))
  Sentence : Mary will be angry if you do not go to her party.
  Answer   : Mary will be angry unless you go to her party.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-32
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[SAP_G6_P035_Q01] (Page 35 | Definite Article (the))
  Sentence : Neil Armstrong was first astronaut to walk on the moon.
  Answer   : Neil Armstrong was the first astronaut to walk on the moon.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-35
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[SAP_G6_P035_Q02] (Page 35 | Definite Article (the))
  Sentence : I asked salesperson for some assistance.
  Answer   : I asked the salesperson for some assistance.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-35
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[SAP_G6_P035_Q03] (Page 35 | Definite Article (the))
  Sentence : Customer demanded to see manager of the shop.
  Answer   : The customer demanded to see the manager of the shop.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-35
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[SAP_G6_P035_Q04] (Page 35 | Definite Article (the))
  Sentence : Sun rises in east.
  Answer   : The sun rises in the east.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-35
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[SAP_G6_P035_Q05] (Page 35 | Definite Article (the))
  Sentence : Famous Sherlock Holmes lived on Baker Street.
  Answer   : The famous Sherlock Holmes lived on Baker Street.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-35
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[SAP_G6_P036_Q01] (Page 36 | Conjunctions ('unless'))
  Sentence : My parents will worry. I must give them a call.
My parents will worry _____
  Answer   : unless I give them a call.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-36
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[SAP_G6_P036_Q02] (Page 36 | Conjunctions ('unless'))
  Sentence : We shouldn't rock the boat. It will capsize.
The boat will not capsize _____
  Answer   : unless we rock it.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-36
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[SAP_G6_P036_Q03] (Page 36 | Conjunctions ('unless'))
  Sentence : The door will open. You must push it hard.
The door will not open _____
  Answer   : unless you push it hard.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-36
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[SAP_G6_P036_Q04] (Page 36 | Conjunctions ('unless'))
  Sentence : Mr Peterson will be late for the general meeting. He must hurry.
Mr Peterson will be late for the general meeting _____
  Answer   : unless he hurries.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-36
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[SAP_G6_P036_Q05] (Page 36 | Conjunctions ('unless'))
  Sentence : We should not talk loudly. The librarian will scold us.
The librarian will not scold us _____
  Answer   : unless we talk loudly.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-36
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[SAP_G6_P036_Q06] (Page 36 | Conjunctions ('unless'))
  Sentence : You should not disturb the dog. It will bite you.
The dog will not bite you _____
  Answer   : unless you disturb it.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-36
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[SAP_G6_P036_Q07] (Page 36 | Conjunctions ('unless'))
  Sentence : You can watch television. You must finish your homework first.
You cannot watch television _____
  Answer   : unless you finish your homework first.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-36
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[SAP_G6_P036_Q08] (Page 36 | Conjunctions ('unless'))
  Sentence : The whole house will be burnt down. The firefighters must arrive soon.
The whole house will be burnt down _____
  Answer   : unless the firefighters arrive soon.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-36
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[SAP_G6_P036_Q09] (Page 36 | Conjunctions ('unless'))
  Sentence : Complete your homework. You can go out to play.
You cannot go out to play _____
  Answer   : unless you complete your homework.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-36
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[SAP_G6_P036_Q10] (Page 36 | Conjunctions ('unless'))
  Sentence : She will come to the picnic. We must invite her.
She will not come to the picnic _____
  Answer   : unless we invite her.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-36
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[SAP_G6_P037_Q01] (Page 37 | Articles)
  Sentence : I spoke to _____ boy who was sitting on _____ bench beside the lake.
  Answer   : the; a
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-37
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[SAP_G6_P037_Q02] (Page 37 | Articles)
  Sentence : _____ bus I took to school broke down.
  Answer   : The
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-37
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[SAP_G6_P037_Q03] (Page 37 | Articles)
  Sentence : _____ astronaut is _____ person who travels into space.
  Answer   : An; a
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-37
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[SAP_G6_P037_Q04] (Page 37 | Articles)
  Sentence : He had _____ interesting suggestion for _____ concert.
  Answer   : an; the
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-37
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[SAP_G6_P037_Q05] (Page 37 | Articles)
  Sentence : _____ suspect was detained by _____ police for at least _____ hour.
  Answer   : The; the; an
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-37
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[SAP_G6_P037_Q06] (Page 37 | Articles)
  Sentence : She gave such _____ good performance that all _____ judges gave her _____ highest scores.
  Answer   : a; the; the
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-37
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[SAP_G6_P037_Q07] (Page 37 | Articles)
  Sentence : We need _____ engineer for _____ building project.
  Answer   : an; the
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-37
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[SAP_G6_P037_Q08] (Page 37 | Articles)
  Sentence : Is there _____ short cut to _____ beach from here?
  Answer   : a; the
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-37
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[SAP_G6_P037_Q09] (Page 37 | Articles)
  Sentence : We began _____ journey early in _____ morning.
  Answer   : the; the
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-37
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[SAP_G6_P037_Q10] (Page 37 | Articles)
  Sentence : Many of _____ men lost their lives on _____ expedition.
  Answer   : the; the
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-37
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[SAP_G6_P038_Q01] (Page 38 | Articles)
  Sentence : Eratosthenes was _____ Greek scientist who first came up with _____ theory that _____ world was round. Many people laughed at _____ idea. They strongly believed that _____ earth was flat. Later through _____ years, Eratosthenes' theory was proved by _____ man named Christopher Columbus.
  Answer   : a; the; the; the; the; the; a
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-38
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[SAP_G6_P038_Q02] (Page 38 | Articles)
  Sentence : _____ ostrich is _____ largest bird in _____ world. It has _____ huge body which makes it difficult for _____ bird to fly. _____ ostrich has long, powerful legs which enable it to run very fast. _____ eggs of _____ ostrich are also bigger than those laid by other birds.
  Answer   : The; the; the; a; the; The; The; an
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-38
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[SAP_G6_P038_Q03] (Page 38 | Articles)
  Sentence : _____ tusks of _____ elephant are just like _____ teeth of _____ rodent. They keep growing throughout _____ elephant's life. Among _____ African elephants, both _____ males and females have tusks. _____ mother elephant defends her calf by charging and stabbing with her tusks. She is strong enough to drive her tusks through _____ door of _____ car.
  Answer   : The; an; the; a; the; the; the; A; the; a
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-38
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[SAP_G6_P040_Q01] (Page 40 | Reciprocal Pronouns)
  Sentence : David and his pen friend email to (each other , one another) once a month.
  Answer   : each other
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-40
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[SAP_G6_P040_Q02] (Page 40 | Reciprocal Pronouns)
  Sentence : They loved (each other , one another) so much that they decided to get married.
  Answer   : each other
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-40
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[SAP_G6_P040_Q03] (Page 40 | Reciprocal Pronouns)
  Sentence : Neighbours should learn to help (each other , one another).
  Answer   : one another
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-40
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[SAP_G6_P040_Q04] (Page 40 | Reciprocal Pronouns)
  Sentence : My friends and I are always joking with (each other , one another).
  Answer   : one another
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-40
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[SAP_G6_P040_Q05] (Page 40 | Reciprocal Pronouns)
  Sentence : Don't the twins resemble (each other , one another)?
  Answer   : each other
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-40
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[SAP_G6_P040_Q06] (Page 40 | Reciprocal Pronouns)
  Sentence : The players of the losing team blamed (each other , one another).
  Answer   : one another
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-40
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[SAP_G6_P040_Q07] (Page 40 | Reciprocal Pronouns)
  Sentence : Johnny and I have not spoken to (each other , one another) since we quarrelled.
  Answer   : each other
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-40
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[SAP_G6_P040_Q08] (Page 40 | Reciprocal Pronouns)
  Sentence : The two presidents shook hands with (each other , one another) at the embassy.
  Answer   : each other
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-40
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[SAP_G6_P040_Q09] (Page 40 | Reciprocal Pronouns)
  Sentence : The manager told the workers to cooperate with (each other , one another).
  Answer   : one another
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-40
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[SAP_G6_P040_Q10] (Page 40 | Reciprocal Pronouns)
  Sentence : The dog and the cat stared fiercely at (each other , one another).
  Answer   : each other
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-40
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[SAP_G6_P041_Q06] (Page 41 | Definite article (the))
  Sentence : Taj Mahal is one of seven wonders of the world.
  Answer   : The Taj Mahal is one of the seven wonders of the world.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-41
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[SAP_G6_P041_Q07] (Page 41 | Definite article (the))
  Sentence : This is spot where it took place.
  Answer   : This is the spot where it took place.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-41
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[SAP_G6_P041_Q08] (Page 41 | Definite article (the))
  Sentence : Principal of this school has resigned.
  Answer   : The Principal of this school has resigned.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-41
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[SAP_G6_P041_Q09] (Page 41 | Definite article (the))
  Sentence : This is not book I am looking for.
  Answer   : This is not the book I am looking for.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-41
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[SAP_G6_P041_Q10] (Page 41 | Definite article (the))
  Sentence : Were there any witnesses to accident?
  Answer   : Were there any witnesses to the accident?
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-41
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[SAP_G6_P041_Q11] (Page 41 | Definite article (the))
  Sentence : Soldiers had to cross desert on foot.
  Answer   : The soldiers had to cross the desert on foot.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-41
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[SAP_G6_P041_Q12] (Page 41 | Definite article (the))
  Sentence : He was awarded a medal for bravery he had shown in battle.
  Answer   : He was awarded a medal for the bravery he had shown in battle.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-41
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[SAP_G6_P041_Q11] (Page 41 | Reciprocal Pronouns)
  Sentence : Karen and Lynn met (each other , one another) at the library.
  Answer   : each other
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-41
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[SAP_G6_P041_Q12] (Page 41 | Reciprocal Pronouns)
  Sentence : The three friends have known (each other , one another) for many years.
  Answer   : one another
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-41
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[SAP_G6_P041_Q13] (Page 41 | Reciprocal Pronouns)
  Sentence : The books were placed neatly on top of (each other , one another).
  Answer   : one another
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-41
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[SAP_G6_P041_Q14] (Page 41 | Reciprocal Pronouns)
  Sentence : Residents in an estate should be friendly to (each other , one another).
  Answer   : one another
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-41
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[SAP_G6_P041_Q15] (Page 41 | Reciprocal Pronouns)
  Sentence : Do the students in your class get along well with (each other , one another)?
  Answer   : one another
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-41
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[SAP_G6_P042_Q01] (Page 42 | Reciprocal Pronouns)
  Sentence : The runners raced with _____ through an obstacle course.
  Answer   : one another
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-42
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[SAP_G6_P042_Q02] (Page 42 | Reciprocal Pronouns)
  Sentence : The children are helping _____ with their homework.
  Answer   : one another
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-42
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[SAP_G6_P042_Q03] (Page 42 | Reciprocal Pronouns)
  Sentence : The boys and girls danced with _____ at the party.
  Answer   : one another
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-42
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[SAP_G6_P042_Q04] (Page 42 | Reciprocal Pronouns)
  Sentence : Both brothers are always fighting with _____.
  Answer   : each other
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-42
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[SAP_G6_P042_Q05] (Page 42 | Reciprocal Pronouns)
  Sentence : The passengers on the ship comforted _____ during the stormy voyage.
  Answer   : one another
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-42
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[SAP_G6_P042_Q06] (Page 42 | Reciprocal Pronouns)
  Sentence : My parents love _____ very much.
  Answer   : each other
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-42
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[SAP_G6_P042_Q07] (Page 42 | Reciprocal Pronouns)
  Sentence : The two women shouted at _____ across the street.
  Answer   : each other
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-42
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[SAP_G6_P042_Q08] (Page 42 | Reciprocal Pronouns)
  Sentence : The two brothers hugged _____ warmly.
  Answer   : each other
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-42
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[SAP_G6_P042_Q09] (Page 42 | Reciprocal Pronouns)
  Sentence : The wedding couple looked at _____ lovingly.
  Answer   : each other
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-42
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[SAP_G6_P042_Q10] (Page 42 | Reciprocal Pronouns)
  Sentence : The two teams tried hard to beat _____ but it ended up in a draw.
  Answer   : each other
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-42
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[SAP_G6_P046_Q01] (Page 46 | Phrasal Verbs)
  Sentence : My old car broke _____ in the middle of the road.
  Answer   : down
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-46
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[SAP_G6_P046_Q02] (Page 46 | Phrasal Verbs)
  Sentence : Angrily, she tore _____ the letter and threw it away.
  Answer   : up
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-46
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[SAP_G6_P046_Q03] (Page 46 | Phrasal Verbs)
  Sentence : I asked my neighbour to look _____ my pet dog while I was away.
  Answer   : after
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-46
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[SAP_G6_P046_Q04] (Page 46 | Phrasal Verbs)
  Sentence : We shall have to put _____ our holiday plans until we have more money.
  Answer   : off
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-46
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[SAP_G6_P046_Q05] (Page 46 | Phrasal Verbs)
  Sentence : We called up the police when we discovered that our house had been broken _____ .
  Answer   : into
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-46
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[SAP_G6_P046_Q06] (Page 46 | Phrasal Verbs)
  Sentence : The judge went _____ the court findings again before deciding on the outcome of the case.
  Answer   : through
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-46
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[SAP_G6_P046_Q07] (Page 46 | Phrasal Verbs)
  Sentence : He had great difficulty trying to blow _____ the trick candles on his birthday cake.
  Answer   : out
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-46
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[SAP_G6_P046_Q08] (Page 46 | Phrasal Verbs)
  Sentence : The students handed _____ their homework to the monitor.
  Answer   : in
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-46
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[SAP_G6_P046_Q09] (Page 46 | Phrasal Verbs)
  Sentence : The deer ran _____ when it spotted the cheetah.
  Answer   : away
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-46
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[SAP_G6_P046_Q10] (Page 46 | Phrasal Verbs)
  Sentence : They carried _____ with their work in spite of the heavy rain.
  Answer   : on
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-46
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[SAP_G6_P047_Q01] (Page 47 | Phrasal verbs)
  Sentence : I met an old friend of mine at the function.
  Answer   : 2
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-47
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[SAP_G6_P047_Q02] (Page 47 | Phrasal verbs)
  Sentence : After a few minutes, the ambulance arrived at the scene of the accident.
  Answer   : 1
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-47
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[SAP_G6_P047_Q03] (Page 47 | Phrasal verbs)
  Sentence : The football practice was cancelled due to bad weather.
  Answer   : 3
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-47
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[SAP_G6_P047_Q04] (Page 47 | Phrasal verbs)
  Sentence : His grandfather died at the age of eighty.
  Answer   : 2
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-47
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[SAP_G6_P047_Q05] (Page 47 | Phrasal verbs)
  Sentence : Mr Jordan stopped smoking when his best friend died of lung cancer.
  Answer   : 4
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-47
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[SAP_G6_P047_Q06] (Page 47 | Phrasal verbs)
  Sentence : I am not going to tolerate your rude behaviour anymore.
  Answer   : 1
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-47
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[SAP_G6_P047_Q07] (Page 47 | Phrasal verbs)
  Sentence : The bomb disposal experts defused a World War II bomb before it could explode.
  Answer   : 4
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-47
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[SAP_G6_P047_Q08] (Page 47 | Phrasal verbs)
  Sentence : The campers found a deserted cabin in the forest.
  Answer   : 2
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-47
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[SAP_G6_P048_Q01] (Page 48 | Phrasal Verbs)
  Sentence : The accident _____ because the driver was reckless.
  Answer   : came about
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-48
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[SAP_G6_P048_Q02] (Page 48 | Phrasal Verbs)
  Sentence : Did your teacher _____ the mistakes you made in your composition?
  Answer   : point out
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-48
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[SAP_G6_P048_Q03] (Page 48 | Phrasal Verbs)
  Sentence : Judy _____ when she heard that her pet dog fell very ill.
  Answer   : broke down
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-48
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[SAP_G6_P048_Q04] (Page 48 | Phrasal Verbs)
  Sentence : His handwriting is so bad that I cannot _____ a single word.
  Answer   : make out
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-48
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[SAP_G6_P048_Q05] (Page 48 | Phrasal Verbs)
  Sentence : I shall have to _____ the storeroom as it is full of junk.
  Answer   : clear up
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-48
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[SAP_G6_P048_Q06] (Page 48 | Phrasal Verbs)
  Sentence : After the last accident, my brother _____ motorcycle racing.
  Answer   : gave up
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-48
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[SAP_G6_P048_Q07] (Page 48 | Phrasal Verbs)
  Sentence : The gardener told us to _____ the grass.
  Answer   : keep off
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-48
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[SAP_G6_P048_Q08] (Page 48 | Phrasal Verbs)
  Sentence : He _____ his duties so well that he was soon promoted to the rank of captain.
  Answer   : carried out
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-48
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[SAP_G6_P048_Q09] (Page 48 | Phrasal Verbs)
  Sentence : Don't be _____ by his sweet talk; he cannot be trusted.
  Answer   : taken in
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-48
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[SAP_G6_P048_Q10] (Page 48 | Phrasal Verbs)
  Sentence : If you tell a lie, someone will _____ sooner or later.
  Answer   : find out
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-48
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[SAP_G6_P048_Q11] (Page 48 | Phrasal Verbs)
  Sentence : Many prizes were _____ to the members of the audience who participated in the show.
  Answer   : given away
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-48
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[SAP_G6_P048_Q12] (Page 48 | Phrasal Verbs)
  Sentence : Do you think you are ready to _____ your father's business when he retires?
  Answer   : take over
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-48
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[SAP_G6_P050_Q01] (Page 50 | Passive Voice)
  Sentence : These buildings _____ by the architects from our firm.
  Answer   : 2
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-50
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[SAP_G6_P050_Q02] (Page 50 | Passive Voice)
  Sentence : The funfair _____ at the park.
  Answer   : 4
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-50
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[SAP_G6_P050_Q03] (Page 50 | Passive Voice)
  Sentence : Rice _____ in paddy fields.
  Answer   : 1
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-50
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[SAP_G6_P050_Q04] (Page 50 | Passive Voice)
  Sentence : The soldiers _____ by their officer.
  Answer   : 3
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-50
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[SAP_G6_P050_Q05] (Page 50 | Passive Voice)
  Sentence : The survivors _____ by a passing ship.
  Answer   : 1
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-50
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[SAP_G6_P050_Q06] (Page 50 | Passive Voice)
  Sentence : The Amazon River _____ by the expedition team.
  Answer   : 3
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-50
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[SAP_G6_P050_Q07] (Page 50 | Passive Voice)
  Sentence : A bridge _____ across the canal next year.
  Answer   : 2
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-50
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[SAP_G6_P050_Q08] (Page 50 | Passive Voice)
  Sentence : The contest _____ if there are insufficient entries.
  Answer   : 2
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-50
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[SAP_G6_P050_Q09] (Page 50 | Passive Voice)
  Sentence : Many guests _____ to the wedding banquet.
  Answer   : 1
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-50
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[SAP_G6_P050_Q10] (Page 50 | Passive Voice)
  Sentence : The patient _____ by several doctors.
  Answer   : 3
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-50
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[SAP_G6_P051_Q01] (Page 51 | Passive Voice (Present Perfect))
  Sentence : <u>My father</u> has already washed the car.
  Answer   : The car has already been washed.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-51
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[SAP_G6_P051_Q02] (Page 51 | Passive Voice (Present Continuous))
  Sentence : <u>The men</u> are repairing the roof.
  Answer   : The roof is being repaired.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-51
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[SAP_G6_P051_Q03] (Page 51 | Passive Voice (Simple Future))
  Sentence : <u>The wind</u> will blow away the smoke.
  Answer   : The smoke will be blown away.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-51
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[SAP_G6_P051_Q04] (Page 51 | Passive Voice (Simple Present))
  Sentence : <u>People</u> usually eat rice in Asia.
  Answer   : Rice is usually eaten in Asia.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-51
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[SAP_G6_P051_Q05] (Page 51 | Passive Voice (Simple Present))
  Sentence : <u>We</u> make butter from milk.
  Answer   : Butter is made from milk.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-51
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[SAP_G6_P051_Q06] (Page 51 | Passive Voice (Simple Future))
  Sentence : <u>The guards</u> will close the gate at six.
  Answer   : The gate will be closed at six.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-51
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[SAP_G6_P052_Q07] (Page 52 | Active and Passive Voice)
  Sentence : The police have warned them on several occasions.
  Answer   : They have been warned on several occasions by the police.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-52
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[SAP_G6_P052_Q08] (Page 52 | Active and Passive Voice)
  Sentence : Plants absorb water through their roots.
  Answer   : Water is absorbed through their roots by plants.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-52
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[SAP_G6_P052_Q09] (Page 52 | Active and Passive Voice)
  Sentence : Singapore has done many campaigns to attract tourists from around the world.
  Answer   : Many campaigns have been done by Singapore to attract tourists from around the world.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-52
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[SAP_G6_P052_Q10] (Page 52 | Active and Passive Voice)
  Sentence : The principal will hold the meeting tomorrow.
  Answer   : The meeting will be held tomorrow by the principal.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-52
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[SAP_G6_P052_Q11] (Page 52 | Active and Passive Voice)
  Sentence : The chef already bought most of the ingredients for the feast.
  Answer   : Most of the ingredients for the feast were already bought by the chef.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-52
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[SAP_G6_P052_Q12] (Page 52 | Active and Passive Voice)
  Sentence : The committee has appointed me as chairperson.
  Answer   : I have been appointed as chairperson by the committee.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-52
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[SAP_G6_P054_Q01] (Page 54 | adjectival clause)
  Sentence : The boy _____ went to see the doctor.
  Answer   : (2)
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-54
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[SAP_G6_P054_Q02] (Page 54 | adjectival phrase)
  Sentence : The car _____ belongs to my father.
  Answer   : (1)
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-54
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[SAP_G6_P054_Q03] (Page 54 | adjectival clause)
  Sentence : The durians _____ were rotten.
  Answer   : (3)
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-54
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[SAP_G6_P054_Q04] (Page 54 | adjectival phrase)
  Sentence : The ladies _____ are nurses.
  Answer   : (2)
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-54
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[SAP_G6_P054_Q05] (Page 54 | adjectival clause)
  Sentence : The runner _____ won the first prize.
  Answer   : (2)
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-54
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[SAP_G6_P054_Q06] (Page 54 | adjectival clause)
  Sentence : Hunters _____ are very cruel.
  Answer   : (2)
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-54
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[SAP_G6_P054_Q07] (Page 54 | adjectival clause)
  Sentence : The book _____ was very interesting.
  Answer   : (1)
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-54
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[SAP_G6_P054_Q08] (Page 54 | adjectival phrase)
  Sentence : The customer _____ is Mrs Steven.
  Answer   : (3)
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-54
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[SAP_G6_P055_Q01] (Page 55 | Relative Pronouns - that)
  Sentence : The police were investigating the house fire. It occurred in a remote area.
_____ that _____
  Answer   : The police were investigating the house fire that occurred in a remote area.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-55
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[SAP_G6_P055_Q02] (Page 55 | Prepositional Phrases - with)
  Sentence : The man is a criminal. He has a scar on his face.
_____ with _____
  Answer   : The man with a scar on his face is a criminal.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-55
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[SAP_G6_P055_Q03] (Page 55 | Relative Pronouns - which)
  Sentence : Where is my racket? You borrowed it from me a week ago.
_____ which _____
  Answer   : Where is my racket which you borrowed from me a week ago?
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-55
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[SAP_G6_P055_Q04] (Page 55 | Relative Pronouns - that)
  Sentence : This is the kite. Patrick made it.
_____ that _____
  Answer   : This is the kite that Patrick made.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-55
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[SAP_G6_P055_Q05] (Page 55 | Relative Pronouns - who)
  Sentence : I met a strange man. He was loitering behind my house.
_____ who _____
  Answer   : I met a strange man who was loitering behind my house.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-55
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[SAP_G6_P055_Q06] (Page 55 | Relative Pronouns - whom)
  Sentence : Susan is the girl. I gave her the parcel.
_____ whom _____
  Answer   : Susan is the girl whom I gave the parcel to.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-55
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[SAP_G6_P055_Q07] (Page 55 | Relative Pronouns - whose)
  Sentence : The man is upset. His wallet is missing.
_____ whose _____
  Answer   : The man whose wallet is missing is upset.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-55
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[SAP_G6_P056_Q01] (Page 56 | Relative Pronouns)
  Sentence : The delivery boy _____ brought the groceries has left.
  Answer   : who
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-56
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[SAP_G6_P056_Q02] (Page 56 | Relative Pronouns)
  Sentence : The elephants _____ have smaller ears come from Asia.
  Answer   : which
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-56
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[SAP_G6_P056_Q03] (Page 56 | Relative Pronouns)
  Sentence : The person _____ I spoke to on the phone was Mr Dass.
  Answer   : whom
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-56
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[SAP_G6_P056_Q04] (Page 56 | Relative Pronouns)
  Sentence : The student _____ behaviour was intolerable was punished.
  Answer   : whose
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-56
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[SAP_G6_P056_Q05] (Page 56 | Relative Pronouns)
  Sentence : That is the girl _____ father works in my company.
  Answer   : whose
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-56
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[SAP_G6_P056_Q06] (Page 56 | Relative Pronouns)
  Sentence : The lawyer _____ is well-known for winning cases charges a very high fee.
  Answer   : who
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-56
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[SAP_G6_P056_Q07] (Page 56 | Relative Pronouns)
  Sentence : That is the house _____ my parents have decided to buy.
  Answer   : which
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-56
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[SAP_G6_P056_Q08] (Page 56 | Relative Pronouns)
  Sentence : She is the lady _____ I met at the party.
  Answer   : whom
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-56
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[SAP_G6_P057_Q01] (Page 57 | Adjectival clauses to adjectival phrases)
  Sentence : The woman who is on the balcony is carrying a baby.
  Answer   : The woman on the balcony is carrying a baby.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-57
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[SAP_G6_P057_Q02] (Page 57 | Adjectival clauses to adjectival phrases)
  Sentence : The building which is near my school is a factory.
  Answer   : The building near my school is a factory.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-57
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[SAP_G6_P057_Q03] (Page 57 | Adjectival clauses to adjectival phrases)
  Sentence : The girl who has long hair is my niece.
  Answer   : The girl with long hair is my niece.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-57
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[SAP_G6_P057_Q04] (Page 57 | Adjectival clauses to adjectival phrases)
  Sentence : The men who are on the ship are sailors.
  Answer   : The men on the ship are sailors.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-57
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[SAP_G6_P058_Q05] (Page 58 | Relative Clauses)
  Sentence : The tree which was behind my house had been chopped down.
  Answer   : The tree behind my house had been chopped down.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-58
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[SAP_G6_P058_Q06] (Page 58 | Relative Clauses)
  Sentence : The teacher who is in charge of my class is Miss Davidson.
  Answer   : The teacher in charge of my class is Miss Davidson.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-58
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[SAP_G6_P058_Q07] (Page 58 | Relative Clauses)
  Sentence : The cake which is on the table looks delicious.
  Answer   : The cake on the table looks delicious.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-58
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[SAP_G6_P058_Q08] (Page 58 | Relative Clauses)
  Sentence : The goldfish which is in the tank belongs to me.
  Answer   : The goldfish in the tank belongs to me.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-58
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[SAP_G6_P058_Q09] (Page 58 | Relative Clauses)
  Sentence : Most of the passengers who are on the plane are from Asia.
  Answer   : Most of the passengers on the plane are from Asia.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-58
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[SAP_G6_P058_Q10] (Page 58 | Relative Clauses)
  Sentence : The guests who were at the party enjoyed themselves.
  Answer   : The guests at the party enjoyed themselves.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-58
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[SAP_G6_P061_Q01] (Page 61 | possessive pronouns)
  Sentence : This letter is _____ . It has your name on the envelope.
  Answer   : yours
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-61
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[SAP_G6_P061_Q02] (Page 61 | possessive pronouns)
  Sentence : This is not our luggage. _____ is missing.
  Answer   : Ours
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-61
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[SAP_G6_P061_Q03] (Page 61 | possessive pronouns)
  Sentence : These are not my shoes. _____ are much smaller.
  Answer   : Mine
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-61
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[SAP_G6_P061_Q04] (Page 61 | possessive pronouns)
  Sentence : My neighbours wanted to borrow my ladder as _____ was broken.
  Answer   : theirs
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-61
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[SAP_G6_P061_Q05] (Page 61 | possessive pronouns)
  Sentence : Philip and his brother share this room. The room is _____ .
  Answer   : theirs
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-61
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[SAP_G6_P061_Q06] (Page 61 | possessive pronouns)
  Sentence : No, the bicycle isn't _____ . It belongs to me, but I know she has one which looks just like _____ .
  Answer   : hers / mine
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-61
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[SAP_G6_P061_Q07] (Page 61 | possessive pronouns)
  Sentence : Mr Carlson has just bought a new car. This shiny new car must be _____ .
  Answer   : his
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-61
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[SAP_G6_P061_Q08] (Page 61 | possessive pronouns)
  Sentence : The car isn't _____ but _____ . I lent it to him just for the weekend.
  Answer   : his / mine
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-61
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[SAP_G6_P061_Q09] (Page 61 | possessive pronouns)
  Sentence : My wife and I own this house. It is _____ .
  Answer   : ours
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-61
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[SAP_G6_P061_Q10] (Page 61 | possessive pronouns)
  Sentence : Mrs Nathan met an old friend of _____ at the shopping mall. She had not seen her for many years.
  Answer   : hers
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-61
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[SAP_G6_P062_Q01] (Page 62 | Possessive Pronouns)
  Sentence : All these toys are <u>Millie and Sharon's</u>.
  Answer   : All these toys are theirs.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-62
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[SAP_G6_P062_Q02] (Page 62 | Possessive Pronouns)
  Sentence : <u>Our car</u> is a small car but <u>their car</u> is a big one.
  Answer   : Ours is a small car but theirs is a big one.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-62
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[SAP_G6_P062_Q03] (Page 62 | Possessive Pronouns)
  Sentence : <u>Felicia's handwriting</u> is nearly the same as <u>my handwriting</u>.
  Answer   : Hers is nearly the same as mine.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-62
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[SAP_G6_P062_Q04] (Page 62 | Possessive Pronouns)
  Sentence : <u>His handkerchief</u> has his name on it. This is to show that it is <u>his handkerchief</u>.
  Answer   : His has his name on it. This is to show that it is his.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-62
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[SAP_G6_P062_Q05] (Page 62 | Possessive Pronouns)
  Sentence : We have seen <u>Delilah's report card</u> but we haven't seen <u>your report card</u> at all.
  Answer   : We have seen hers but we haven't seen yours at all.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-62
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[SAP_G6_P062_Q06] (Page 62 | Possessive Pronouns)
  Sentence : A close friend of <u>Sam's and mine</u> has left for Europe.
  Answer   : A close friend of ours has left for Europe.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-62
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[SAP_G6_P062_Q07] (Page 62 | Possessive Pronouns)
  Sentence : My mother sewed <u>my dress</u> while they had to buy <u>their dresses</u>.
  Answer   : My mother sewed mine while they had to buy theirs.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-62
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[SAP_G6_P062_Q08] (Page 62 | Possessive Pronouns)
  Sentence : These can't be <u>our bags</u>. They must be <u>their bags</u>.
  Answer   : These can't be ours. They must be theirs.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-62
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[SAP_G6_P062_Q09] (Page 62 | Possessive Pronouns)
  Sentence : My sister is cleaning <u>her room</u> now, but I shall clean <u>my room</u> later.
  Answer   : My sister is cleaning hers now, but I shall clean mine later.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-62
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[SAP_G6_P062_Q10] (Page 62 | Possessive Pronouns)
  Sentence : The teacher said that <u>our compositions</u> were good, but <u>Andrew's composition</u> was better.
  Answer   : The teacher said that ours were good, but his was better.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-62
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[SAP_G6_P064_Q01] (Page 64 | Simple Past Tense)
  Sentence : The principal ( want , wanting , wanted ) to see you earlier.
  Answer   : wanted
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-64
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[SAP_G6_P064_Q02] (Page 64 | Simple Past Tense)
  Sentence : Miss Lawson ( take , took , takes ) a bath before she went to bed.
  Answer   : took
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-64
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[SAP_G6_P064_Q03] (Page 64 | Simple Past Tense)
  Sentence : The housekeeper ( cleared , clears , clear ) the table just now.
  Answer   : cleared
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-64
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[SAP_G6_P064_Q04] (Page 64 | Simple Past Tense)
  Sentence : A snake ( bites , bit , bitten ) him yesterday.
  Answer   : bit
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-64
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[SAP_G6_P064_Q05] (Page 64 | Simple Past Tense)
  Sentence : My brother ( buy , buys , bought ) a pair of shoes last week.
  Answer   : bought
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-64
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[SAP_G6_P064_Q06] (Page 64 | Simple Past Tense)
  Sentence : The villagers ( caught , catches , catch ) the thief and handed him over to the police.
  Answer   : caught
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-64
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[SAP_G6_P064_Q07] (Page 64 | Simple Past Tense)
  Sentence : My car ( breaks , broke , broken ) down when I was on my way to work.
  Answer   : broke
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-64
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[SAP_G6_P064_Q08] (Page 64 | Simple Past Tense)
  Sentence : Mr Dass ( leave , leaves , left ) for New York late last night.
  Answer   : left
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-64
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[SAP_G6_P064_Q09] (Page 64 | Simple Past Tense)
  Sentence : Peter ( woke , woken , wakes ) up late this morning.
  Answer   : woke
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-64
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[SAP_G6_P064_Q10] (Page 64 | Simple Past Tense)
  Sentence : The architect ( drawn , drawing , drew ) the plan of the building.
  Answer   : drew
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-64
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[SAP_G6_P065_Q01] (Page 65 | Possessive Pronouns)
  Sentence : Sharon bought this book. It is ( mine , yours , hers ).
  Answer   : hers
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-65
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[SAP_G6_P065_Q02] (Page 65 | Possessive Pronouns)
  Sentence : You have done your homework but your brother has not done ( theirs , his , ours ).
  Answer   : his
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-65
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[SAP_G6_P065_Q03] (Page 65 | Possessive Pronouns)
  Sentence : That pen is ( mine , his , theirs ). My friend gave it to me.
  Answer   : mine
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-65
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[SAP_G6_P065_Q04] (Page 65 | Possessive Pronouns)
  Sentence : That house is owned by Mr and Mrs Dass. It is ( theirs , ours , yours ).
  Answer   : theirs
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-65
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[SAP_G6_P065_Q05] (Page 65 | Possessive Pronouns)
  Sentence : We have won the basketball match. The trophy is now ( ours , mine , hers ).
  Answer   : ours
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-65
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[SAP_G6_P065_Q06] (Page 65 | Possessive Pronouns)
  Sentence : I saw you talking to someone. Is he a friend of ( theirs , yours , hers )?
  Answer   : yours
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-65
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[SAP_G6_P065_Q07] (Page 65 | Possessive Pronouns)
  Sentence : The racket belongs to David. It is ( hers , his , mine ).
  Answer   : his
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-65
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[SAP_G6_P065_Q08] (Page 65 | Possessive Pronouns)
  Sentence : This dog is not ( yours , ours , mine ). I have no pets.
  Answer   : mine
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-65
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[SAP_G6_P065_Q09] (Page 65 | Possessive Pronouns)
  Sentence : Raymond's feet are big, but his father's are bigger than ( his , hers , theirs ).
  Answer   : his
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-65
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[SAP_G6_P065_Q10] (Page 65 | Possessive Pronouns)
  Sentence : Our uncle gave us all these presents. They are ( yours , ours , mine ).
  Answer   : ours
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-65
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[SAP_G6_P065_Q01] (Page 65 | simple past tense)
  Sentence : The pirates _____ the treasure on a deserted island. (hide)
  Answer   : hid
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-65
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[SAP_G6_P065_Q02] (Page 65 | simple past tense)
  Sentence : The boys _____ in the pool for more than an hour. (swim)
  Answer   : swam
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-65
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[SAP_G6_P065_Q03] (Page 65 | simple past tense)
  Sentence : The rider accidentally _____ off his motorcycle. (fall)
  Answer   : fell
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-65
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[SAP_G6_P065_Q04] (Page 65 | simple past tense)
  Sentence : The children _____ a surprise birthday party for their father. (plan)
  Answer   : planned
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-65
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[SAP_G6_P065_Q05] (Page 65 | simple past tense)
  Sentence : I _____ a letter to my pen friend last week. (write)
  Answer   : wrote
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-65
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[SAP_G6_P065_Q06] (Page 65 | simple past tense)
  Sentence : He was stopped by the traffic police when he _____ without fastening his seat belt. (drive)
  Answer   : drove
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-65
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[SAP_G6_P065_Q07] (Page 65 | simple past tense)
  Sentence : Linus _____ his homework before he went to sleep. (   )
  Answer   : did
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-65
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[SAP_G6_P065_Q08] (Page 65 | simple past tense)
  Sentence : The student looked nervous when the principal _____ to him. (speak)
  Answer   : spoke
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-65
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[SAP_G6_P065_Q09] (Page 65 | simple past tense)
  Sentence : We _____ an old friend of ours at the restaurant. (meet)
  Answer   : met
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-65
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[SAP_G6_P065_Q10] (Page 65 | simple past tense)
  Sentence : The captain _____ the order to his men to attack. (give)
  Answer   : gave
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-65
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[SAP_G6_P066_Q01] (Page 66 | Simple Past Tense)
  Sentence : Space exploration (1) _____ (begin) in the 1950s.
  Answer   : began
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-66
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[SAP_G6_P066_Q02] (Page 66 | Simple Past Tense)
  Sentence : It (2) _____ (start) on 4 October 1957 when Russia (3) _____ (launch) her first satellite.
  Answer   : started
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-66
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[SAP_G6_P066_Q03] (Page 66 | Simple Past Tense)
  Sentence : It (2) _____ (start) on 4 October 1957 when Russia (3) _____ (launch) her first satellite.
  Answer   : launched
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-66
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[SAP_G6_P066_Q04] (Page 66 | Simple Past Tense)
  Sentence : Following that event, the Russians and the Americans launched numerous satellites and (4) _____ (send) people into space, hoping to learn more about the universe.
  Answer   : sent
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-66
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[SAP_G6_P066_Q05] (Page 66 | Simple Past Tense)
  Sentence : On the morning of 16 July 1969, astronauts Neil Armstrong, Edwin Aldrin and Michael Collins (5) _____ (take) off in their rocket for the moon.
  Answer   : took
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-66
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[SAP_G6_P066_Q06] (Page 66 | Simple Past Tense)
  Sentence : Neil Armstrong (6) _____ (leave) the rocket four days later and (7) _____ (become) the first man to walk on the moon.
  Answer   : left
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-66
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[SAP_G6_P066_Q07] (Page 66 | Simple Past Tense)
  Sentence : Neil Armstrong (6) _____ (leave) the rocket four days later and (7) _____ (become) the first man to walk on the moon.
  Answer   : became
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-66
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[SAP_G6_P066_Q08] (Page 66 | Simple Past Tense)
  Sentence : It (8) _____ (be) indeed a historic occasion witnessed by the world.
  Answer   : was
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-66
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[SAP_G6_P068_Q01] (Page 68 | Past Continuous Tense)
  Sentence : The wind _____ strongly throughout the night. (blow)
  Answer   : was blowing
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-68
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[SAP_G6_P068_Q02] (Page 68 | Past Continuous Tense)
  Sentence : I _____ a book when the lights went out. (read)
  Answer   : was reading
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-68
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[SAP_G6_P068_Q03] (Page 68 | Past Continuous Tense)
  Sentence : The boys _____ football when it started to rain. (play)
  Answer   : were playing
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-68
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[SAP_G6_P068_Q04] (Page 68 | Past Continuous Tense)
  Sentence : Linda _____ on the telephone when her father walked in. (talk)
  Answer   : was talking
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-68
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[SAP_G6_P068_Q05] (Page 68 | Past Continuous Tense)
  Sentence : The farmer _____ in the field the whole day. (dig)
  Answer   : was digging
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-68
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[SAP_G6_P068_Q06] (Page 68 | Past Continuous Tense)
  Sentence : We _____ home when we saw the accident. (drive)
  Answer   : were driving
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-68
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[SAP_G6_P068_Q07] (Page 68 | Past Continuous Tense)
  Sentence : The players _____ for joy because they had won the match. (jump)
  Answer   : were jumping
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-68
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[SAP_G6_P068_Q08] (Page 68 | Past Continuous Tense)
  Sentence : Everyone _____ when the fire broke out. (sleep)
  Answer   : was sleeping
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-68
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[SAP_G6_P068_Q09] (Page 68 | Past Continuous Tense)
  Sentence : Zachary had to look after his younger brother when both his parents _____ . (work)
  Answer   : were working
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-68
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[SAP_G6_P068_Q10] (Page 68 | Past Continuous Tense)
  Sentence : I was sweeping the floor while my sister _____ the dishes. (wash)
  Answer   : was washing
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-68
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[SAP_G6_P070_Q07] (Page 70 | Past continuous tense questions)
  Sentence : What _____
I was listening to the news on the radio.
  Answer   : were you doing? / were you listening to?
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-70
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[SAP_G6_P070_Q08] (Page 70 | Past continuous tense questions)
  Sentence : Why _____
The construction workers were repairing the road because it was in a bad condition.
  Answer   : were the construction workers repairing the road?
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-70
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[SAP_G6_P070_Q09] (Page 70 | Past continuous tense questions)
  Sentence : What _____
Mr Grey was painting his fence the whole afternoon.
  Answer   : was Mr Grey doing the whole afternoon? / was Mr Grey painting the whole afternoon?
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-70
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[SAP_G6_P070_Q10] (Page 70 | Past continuous tense questions)
  Sentence : Where _____
I was hiding behind the counter when the robbers came in.
  Answer   : were you hiding when the robbers came in?
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-70
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[SAP_G6_P072_Q01] (Page 72 | Present Perfect Tense)
  Sentence : I have ( see , saw , seen ) her on many occasions.
  Answer   : seen
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-72
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[SAP_G6_P072_Q02] (Page 72 | Present Perfect Tense)
  Sentence : The men have just ( collect , collected , collecting ) the rubbish.
  Answer   : collected
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-72
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[SAP_G6_P072_Q03] (Page 72 | Present Perfect Tense)
  Sentence : The store manager has not ( eaten , eat , ate ) his lunch as he is busy serving the customers.
  Answer   : eaten
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-72
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[SAP_G6_P072_Q04] (Page 72 | Present Perfect Tense)
  Sentence : Have you ( sold , sell , selling ) your car yet?
  Answer   : sold
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-72
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[SAP_G6_P072_Q05] (Page 72 | Present Perfect Tense)
  Sentence : Miss Pitt has ( win , won , winning ) the first prize in the singing contest.
  Answer   : won
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-72
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[SAP_G6_P072_Q06] (Page 72 | Present Perfect Tense)
  Sentence : My father has just ( leave , leaves , left ) the house.
  Answer   : left
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-72
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[SAP_G6_P072_Q07] (Page 72 | Present Perfect Tense)
  Sentence : Some of the students have ( forget , forgot , forgotten ) to bring their school fees.
  Answer   : forgotten
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-72
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[SAP_G6_P072_Q08] (Page 72 | Present Perfect Tense)
  Sentence : Someone has ( taken , took , takes ) my pencil case.
  Answer   : taken
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-72
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[SAP_G6_P073_Q01] (Page 73 | Present Perfect Tense)
  Sentence : Please dry the dishes once you _____ them. (wash)
  Answer   : have washed
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-73
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[SAP_G6_P073_Q02] (Page 73 | Present Perfect Tense)
  Sentence : The firefighters are too late. The fire _____ already _____ down most of the house. (burn)
  Answer   : has / burnt
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-73
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[SAP_G6_P073_Q03] (Page 73 | Present Perfect Tense)
  Sentence : Either I have lost my pen or someone _____ it. (steal)
  Answer   : has stolen
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-73
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[SAP_G6_P073_Q04] (Page 73 | Present Perfect Tense)
  Sentence : It is already late. Most of them _____ home. (go)
  Answer   : have gone
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-73
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[SAP_G6_P073_Q05] (Page 73 | Present Perfect Tense)
  Sentence : This is my house. I _____ here for five years. (live)
  Answer   : have lived
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-73
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[SAP_G6_P073_Q06] (Page 73 | Present Perfect Tense)
  Sentence : They are searching the area. One of the prisoners _____. (escape)
  Answer   : has escaped
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-73
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[SAP_G6_P073_Q07] (Page 73 | Present Perfect Tense)
  Sentence : _____ she _____ to you yet? (write)
  Answer   : Has / written
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-73
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[SAP_G6_P073_Q08] (Page 73 | Present Perfect Tense)
  Sentence : A strong wind _____ just _____ the old tree down. (blow)
  Answer   : has / blown
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-73
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[SAP_G6_P074_Q01] (Page 74 | Past Continuous Tense Questions)
  Sentence : What _____
The detective was searching for some clues.
  Answer   : was the detective searching for?
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-74
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[SAP_G6_P074_Q02] (Page 74 | Past Continuous Tense Questions)
  Sentence : Who _____
The thief was running away from the police officers.
  Answer   : was running away from the police officers?
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-74
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[SAP_G6_P074_Q03] (Page 74 | Past Continuous Tense Questions)
  Sentence : Why _____
The little girl was crying because she fell and injured herself.
  Answer   : was the little girl crying?
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-74
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[SAP_G6_P074_Q04] (Page 74 | Past Continuous Tense Questions)
  Sentence : What _____
The customer was complaining about the faulty radio she had bought.
  Answer   : was the customer complaining about?
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-74
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[SAP_G6_P074_Q05] (Page 74 | Past Continuous Tense Questions)
  Sentence : What _____
They were cycling in the park.
  Answer   : were they doing in the park?
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-74
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[SAP_G6_P074_Q06] (Page 74 | Past Continuous Tense Questions)
  Sentence : Who _____
Yvonne was using the telephone earlier.
  Answer   : was using the telephone earlier?
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-74
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[SAP_G6_P074_Q01] (Page 74 | Present Perfect Tense)
  Sentence : Have the children taken their lunch?
Yes, they _____
  Answer   : have taken their lunch.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-74
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[SAP_G6_P074_Q02] (Page 74 | Present Perfect Tense)
  Sentence : Have you seen Mr Grant recently?
No, I _____
  Answer   : haven't seen Mr Grant recently.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-74
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[SAP_G6_P074_Q03] (Page 74 | Present Perfect Tense)
  Sentence : Has your father come home yet?
Yes, he _____
  Answer   : has come home.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-74
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[SAP_G6_P074_Q04] (Page 74 | Present Perfect Tense)
  Sentence : Have all the guests arrived yet?
No, some of them _____
  Answer   : have not arrived yet.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-74
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[SAP_G6_P074_Q05] (Page 74 | Present Perfect Tense)
  Sentence : Have you ever flown in an aeroplane?
Yes, I _____
  Answer   : have flown in an aeroplane.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-74
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[SAP_G6_P076_Q01] (Page 76 | Modals)
  Sentence : ( Shall , Will , Might ) we go to the beach today?
  Answer   : Shall
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-76
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[SAP_G6_P076_Q02] (Page 76 | Modals)
  Sentence : All students ( shall , may , must ) complete their homework.
  Answer   : must
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-76
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[SAP_G6_P076_Q03] (Page 76 | Modals)
  Sentence : ( Could , Ought to , Would ) you like some tea?
  Answer   : Would
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-76
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[SAP_G6_P076_Q04] (Page 76 | Modals)
  Sentence : Only a good swimmer ( should , need , shall ) attempt to save a drowning person.
  Answer   : should
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-76
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[SAP_G6_P076_Q05] (Page 76 | Modals)
  Sentence : You ( could , can , will ) drive a car, can't you?
  Answer   : can
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-76
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[SAP_G6_P076_Q06] (Page 76 | Modals)
  Sentence : Peter can speak two languages now. Previously, he ( should , must , could ) speak only one.
  Answer   : could
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-76
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[SAP_G6_P076_Q07] (Page 76 | Modals)
  Sentence : ( Shall , Will , Would ) I take you to the clinic?
  Answer   : Shall
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-76
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[SAP_G6_P076_Q08] (Page 76 | Modals)
  Sentence : I informed my parents that I ( can , would , shall ) be home for dinner.
  Answer   : would
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-76
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[SAP_G6_P076_Q09] (Page 76 | Modals)
  Sentence : You ( must , may , could ) water the plants or they will die.
  Answer   : must
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-76
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[SAP_G6_P076_Q10] (Page 76 | Modals)
  Sentence : All of us ( may , ought to , might ) take care of our parents when they are old.
  Answer   : ought to
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-76
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[SAP_G6_P077_Q01] (Page 77 | Modal Auxiliaries)
  Sentence : If you do not have good qualifications, you _____ not be able to find a good job.
  Answer   : (2) will
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-77
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[SAP_G6_P077_Q02] (Page 77 | Modal Auxiliaries / Conditionals)
  Sentence : He _____ have written more often if he had the time.
  Answer   : (2) would
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-77
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[SAP_G6_P077_Q03] (Page 77 | Modal Auxiliaries)
  Sentence : The donkey _____ run any faster even when it was beaten.
  Answer   : (2) couldn't
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-77
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[SAP_G6_P077_Q04] (Page 77 | Modal Auxiliaries)
  Sentence : All of us _____ throw our litter into the dustbin.
  Answer   : (2) ought to
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-77
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[SAP_G6_P077_Q05] (Page 77 | Modal Auxiliaries)
  Sentence : Fish _____ breathe in water because they have gills.
  Answer   : (4) can
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-77
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[SAP_G6_P077_Q06] (Page 77 | Modal Auxiliaries / Subject-Verb Agreement)
  Sentence : The elderly woman _____ work in her old age.
  Answer   : (4) doesn't
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-77
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[SAP_G6_P077_Q07] (Page 77 | Modal Auxiliaries)
  Sentence : I _____ rush to the airport as there is still plenty of time.
  Answer   : (2) needn't
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-77
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[SAP_G6_P077_Q08] (Page 77 | Modal Auxiliaries)
  Sentence : During one's schooldays, one _____ study hard in order to get good results.
  Answer   : (1) must
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-77
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[SAP_G6_P077_Q09] (Page 77 | Modal Auxiliaries)
  Sentence : _____ I use your telephone?
  Answer   : (3) Could
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-77
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[SAP_G6_P077_Q10] (Page 77 | Modal Auxiliaries)
  Sentence : We _____ wash our hands before we have our meals.
  Answer   : (4) should
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-77
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[SAP_G6_P077_Q11] (Page 77 | Modal Auxiliaries / Conditionals)
  Sentence : Tyler _____ definitely be angry if you don't invite him.
  Answer   : (3) will
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-77
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[SAP_G6_P077_Q12] (Page 77 | Modal Auxiliaries)
  Sentence : We _____ hurry in order not to miss the flight.
  Answer   : (3) must
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-77
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[SAP_G6_P078_Q01] (Page 78 | Modal Auxiliaries / Answering Questions with Modals)
  Sentence : What must the students do? (finish their homework)
_____
  Answer   : The students must finish their homework.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-78
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[SAP_G6_P078_Q02] (Page 78 | Modal Auxiliaries / Answering Questions with Modals)
  Sentence : Who will be the forest ranger? (Andy's father)
_____
  Answer   : Andy's father will be the forest ranger.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-78
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[SAP_G6_P078_Q03] (Page 78 | Modal Auxiliaries / Answering Questions with Modals)
  Sentence : Would you like a glass of lemonade? (Yes)
_____
  Answer   : Yes, I would like a glass of lemonade.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-78
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[SAP_G6_P078_Q04] (Page 78 | Modal Auxiliaries / Answering Questions with Modals)
  Sentence : What should his uncle give up? (smoking)
_____
  Answer   : His uncle should give up smoking.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-78
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[SAP_G6_P078_Q05] (Page 78 | Modal Auxiliaries / Answering Questions with Modals)
  Sentence : Why needn't the housekeeper sweep the floor? (still clean)
_____
  Answer   : The housekeeper needn't sweep the floor because it is still clean.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-78
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[SAP_G6_P078_Q06] (Page 78 | Modal Auxiliaries / Answering Questions with Modals)
  Sentence : Could the police catch the thief? (No)
_____
  Answer   : No, the police could not catch the thief.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-78
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[SAP_G6_P080_Q01] (Page 80 | Subject-Verb Agreement)
  Sentence : Most flowers ( has , have , had ) a fragrant smell.
  Answer   : have
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-80
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[SAP_G6_P080_Q02] (Page 80 | Subject-Verb Agreement)
  Sentence : One of the ladies ( am , is , are ) married.
  Answer   : is
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-80
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[SAP_G6_P080_Q03] (Page 80 | Subject-Verb Agreement)
  Sentence : ( Was , Were , Had ) you caught in the rain?
  Answer   : Were
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-80
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[SAP_G6_P080_Q04] (Page 80 | Subject-Verb Agreement)
  Sentence : I ( hope , hopes , hoped ) you will feel better soon.
  Answer   : hope
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-80
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[SAP_G6_P080_Q05] (Page 80 | Subject-Verb Agreement)
  Sentence : A snake ( change , changes , changed ) its skin several times a year.
  Answer   : changes
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-80
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[SAP_G6_P080_Q06] (Page 80 | Subject-Verb Agreement)
  Sentence : None of the ships ( are , was , is ) lost at sea in the last voyage.
  Answer   : was
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-80
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[SAP_G6_P080_Q07] (Page 80 | Subject-Verb Agreement)
  Sentence : Neither Ray nor William ( has , have , are ) written to me.
  Answer   : has
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-80
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[SAP_G6_P080_Q08] (Page 80 | Subject-Verb Agreement)
  Sentence : Sharon, like Judy, ( am , is , are ) tall for her age.
  Answer   : is
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-80
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[SAP_G6_P081_Q01] (Page 81 | Subject-Verb Agreement)
  Sentence : Both parents _____ their daughter to take up piano lessons.
  Answer   : 2
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-81
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[SAP_G6_P081_Q02] (Page 81 | Past Simple Tense)
  Sentence : He _____ a wallet in the park this morning.
  Answer   : 3
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-81
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[SAP_G6_P081_Q03] (Page 81 | Subject-Verb Agreement)
  Sentence : Karen, with her friends, _____ lunch now.
  Answer   : 3
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-81
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[SAP_G6_P081_Q04] (Page 81 | Subject-Verb Agreement)
  Sentence : That bowl of noodles _____ tasty.
  Answer   : 4
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-81
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[SAP_G6_P081_Q05] (Page 81 | Subject-Verb Agreement)
  Sentence : The officer and his men _____ crossing the field.
  Answer   : 2
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-81
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[SAP_G6_P081_Q06] (Page 81 | Subject-Verb Agreement)
  Sentence : Milk and sugar _____ coffee taste good.
  Answer   : 1
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-81
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[SAP_G6_P081_Q07] (Page 81 | Subject-Verb Agreement)
  Sentence : Either John or David _____ not telling the truth.
  Answer   : 2
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-81
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[SAP_G6_P081_Q08] (Page 81 | Subject-Verb Agreement)
  Sentence : I, as well as my family, _____ going to the zoo tomorrow.
  Answer   : 1
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-81
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[SAP_G6_P082_Q01] (Page 82 | Subject-Verb Agreement)
  Sentence : Each of the workers _____ a safety helmet. (wear)
  Answer   : wears
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-82
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[SAP_G6_P082_Q02] (Page 82 | Subject-Verb Agreement)
  Sentence : Everyone of us _____ that it is wrong. (know)
  Answer   : knows
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-82
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[SAP_G6_P082_Q03] (Page 82 | Past Tense)
  Sentence : Someone _____ on the door just now. (knock)
  Answer   : knocked
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-82
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[SAP_G6_P082_Q04] (Page 82 | Subject-Verb Agreement / Passive Voice)
  Sentence : The principal, as well as the teachers, _____ to the function. (invite)
  Answer   : was invited
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-82
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[SAP_G6_P082_Q05] (Page 82 | Subject-Verb Agreement)
  Sentence : Daniel, like his father, _____ coffee every morning. (drink)
  Answer   : drinks
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-82
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[SAP_G6_P082_Q06] (Page 82 | Subject-Verb Agreement)
  Sentence : Most of my friends _____ stamps as a hobby. (collect)
  Answer   : collect
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-82
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[SAP_G6_P082_Q07] (Page 82 | Subject-Verb Agreement / Past Tense)
  Sentence : Andrew, as well as several others, _____ late for school yesterday. (be)
  Answer   : was
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-82
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[SAP_G6_P082_Q08] (Page 82 | Subject-Verb Agreement)
  Sentence : The dining table, with the four chairs, _____ a thousand dollars. (cost)
  Answer   : costs
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-82
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[SAP_G6_P082_Q09] (Page 82 | Subject-Verb Agreement)
  Sentence : All the windows except the one in the kitchen _____ closed. (be)
  Answer   : are
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-82
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[SAP_G6_P082_Q10] (Page 82 | Subject-Verb Agreement)
  Sentence : Neither of his sisters _____ whenever he cracks a joke. (laugh)
  Answer   : laughs
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-82
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[SAP_G6_P084_Q01] (Page 84 | Reported Speech)
  Sentence : "May I have another piece of cake?" asks Peter.
Peter asks whether _____
  Answer   : he may have another piece of cake.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-84
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[SAP_G6_P084_Q02] (Page 84 | Reported Speech)
  Sentence : Miss Jones says, "The book is on the table."
Miss Jones says that _____
  Answer   : the book is on the table.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-84
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[SAP_G6_P084_Q03] (Page 84 | Reported Speech)
  Sentence : She tells me, "I shall see you soon."
She tells me that _____
  Answer   : she will see me soon.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-84
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[SAP_G6_P084_Q04] (Page 84 | Reported Speech)
  Sentence : The tourist asks us, "Where is the nearest hotel?"
The tourist asks us where _____
  Answer   : the nearest hotel is.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-84
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[SAP_G6_P084_Q05] (Page 84 | Reported Speech)
  Sentence : Tina tells her mother, "Don't cook dinner for me tonight."
Tina tells her mother _____
  Answer   : not to cook dinner for her tonight.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-84
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[SAP_G6_P084_Q06] (Page 84 | Reported Speech)
  Sentence : "I have a headache," says David.
David says that _____
  Answer   : he has a headache.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-84
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[SAP_G6_P084_Q07] (Page 84 | Reported Speech)
  Sentence : The tutor tells me, "You must do the homework yourself."
The tutor tells me that _____
  Answer   : I must do the homework myself.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-84
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[SAP_G6_P084_Q08] (Page 84 | Reported Speech)
  Sentence : "Somebody is watching us," says one of the boys.
One of the boys says that _____
  Answer   : somebody is watching them.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-84
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[SAP_G6_P085_Q01] (Page 85 | Reported Speech)
  Sentence : My father said, "The moon revolves around the earth."
My father said that _____.
  Answer   : the moon revolves around the earth
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-85
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[SAP_G6_P085_Q02] (Page 85 | Reported Speech)
  Sentence : They said, "We are going bowling next week."
They said that _____.
  Answer   : they were going bowling the following week
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-85
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[SAP_G6_P085_Q03] (Page 85 | Reported Speech)
  Sentence : The patient told the doctor, "I have a terrible headache."
The patient told the doctor that _____.
  Answer   : he had a terrible headache
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-85
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[SAP_G6_P085_Q04] (Page 85 | Reported Speech)
  Sentence : Bernard said, "She wants to know my name."
Bernard said that _____.
  Answer   : she wanted to know his name
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-85
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[SAP_G6_P085_Q05] (Page 85 | Reported Speech)
  Sentence : "I have done all my homework," I answered.
I answered that _____.
  Answer   : I had done all my homework
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-85
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[SAP_G6_P085_Q06] (Page 85 | Reported Speech)
  Sentence : "We are going to Sentosa this afternoon," replied Kevin.
Kevin replied that _____.
  Answer   : they were going to Sentosa that afternoon
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-85
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[SAP_G6_P085_Q07] (Page 85 | Reported Speech)
  Sentence : "I received the letter yesterday," she told me.
She told me that _____.
  Answer   : she had received the letter the day before
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-85
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[SAP_G6_P085_Q08] (Page 85 | Reported Speech)
  Sentence : "Shall I call for a taxi?" asked Mr Hill.
Mr Hill asked whether _____.
  Answer   : he should call for a taxi
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-85
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[SAP_G6_P086_Q01] (Page 86 | Reported Speech (Wh- Questions))
  Sentence : "Where did you go yesterday?" my father asked me.
  Answer   : My father asked me where I had gone the previous day.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-86
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[SAP_G6_P086_Q02] (Page 86 | Reported Speech (Imperatives/Commands))
  Sentence : "Don't be frightened," the old man told the boys.
  Answer   : The old man told the boys not to be frightened.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-86
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[SAP_G6_P086_Q03] (Page 86 | Reported Speech (Statements with Modals))
  Sentence : "We shall have to think of a better idea," said Mr Wilson.
  Answer   : Mr Wilson said that they would have to think of a better idea.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-86
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[SAP_G6_P086_Q04] (Page 86 | Reported Speech (Past Simple to Past Perfect))
  Sentence : "We went to school by ourselves," said the two brothers.
  Answer   : The two brothers said that they had gone to school by themselves.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-86
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[SAP_G6_P086_Q05] (Page 86 | Reported Speech (Present Reporting Verb))
  Sentence : He says, "This storybook is very interesting."
  Answer   : He says that this storybook is very interesting.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-86
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[SAP_G6_P086_Q06] (Page 86 | Reported Speech (Present Reporting Verb))
  Sentence : "Yes, I broke the vase yesterday," admits Judy.
  Answer   : Judy admits that she broke the vase yesterday.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-86
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[SAP_G6_P088_Q01] (Page 88 | Adverbial Clauses of Reason)
  Sentence : I went to see the dentist _____.
  Answer   : (2)
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-88
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[SAP_G6_P088_Q02] (Page 88 | Adverbial Clauses of Manner)
  Sentence : The housekeeper did her work _____.
  Answer   : (1)
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-88
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[SAP_G6_P088_Q03] (Page 88 | Adverbial Clauses of Purpose)
  Sentence : Susan studied very hard _____.
  Answer   : (3)
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-88
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[SAP_G6_P088_Q04] (Page 88 | Adverbial Clauses of Place)
  Sentence : The travellers stopped _____.
  Answer   : (2)
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-88
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[SAP_G6_P088_Q05] (Page 88 | Adverbial Clauses of Time)
  Sentence : The food smelt delicious _____.
  Answer   : (3)
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-88
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[SAP_G6_P088_Q06] (Page 88 | Adverbial Clauses of Reason)
  Sentence : Everyone hated Hitler _____.
  Answer   : (1)
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-88
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[SAP_G6_P088_Q07] (Page 88 | Adverbial Clauses of Manner)
  Sentence : He rode the horse _____.
  Answer   : (1)
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-88
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[SAP_G6_P088_Q08] (Page 88 | Adverbial Clauses of Time)
  Sentence : We called the fire brigade _____.
  Answer   : (2)
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-88
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[SAP_G6_P090_Q01] (Page 90 | Conjunctions (when))
  Sentence : He drove beyond the speed limit. He was fined for speeding. (when)
  Answer   : He was fined for speeding when he drove beyond the speed limit.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-90
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[SAP_G6_P090_Q02] (Page 90 | Conjunctions (where))
  Sentence : She kept the medicine. The children could not reach. (where)
  Answer   : She kept the medicine where the children could not reach.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-90
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[SAP_G6_P090_Q03] (Page 90 | Correlative Conjunctions (so ... that))
  Sentence : She spoke very softly. I could hardly hear her. (so ... that)
  Answer   : She spoke so softly that I could hardly hear her.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-90
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[SAP_G6_P090_Q04] (Page 90 | Correlative Conjunctions (such ... that))
  Sentence : It was a very good film. We went to see it again. (such ... that)
  Answer   : It was such a good film that we went to see it again.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-90
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[SAP_G6_P090_Q05] (Page 90 | Conjunctions (although))
  Sentence : He could not find his watch. He looked everywhere for it. (although)
  Answer   : He could not find his watch although he looked everywhere for it.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-90
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[SAP_G6_P090_Q06] (Page 90 | Conjunctions (whenever))
  Sentence : The workers had to do extra work. They complained. (whenever)
  Answer   : The workers complained whenever they had to do extra work.
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-90
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[SAP_G6_P093_Q01] (Page 93 | Plural Nouns)
  Sentence : gas _____
  Answer   : gases
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-93
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[SAP_G6_P093_Q02] (Page 93 | Plural Nouns)
  Sentence : match _____
  Answer   : matches
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-93
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[SAP_G6_P093_Q03] (Page 93 | Plural Nouns)
  Sentence : duty _____
  Answer   : duties
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-93
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[SAP_G6_P093_Q04] (Page 93 | Plural Nouns)
  Sentence : box _____
  Answer   : boxes
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-93
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[SAP_G6_P093_Q05] (Page 93 | Plural Nouns)
  Sentence : brush _____
  Answer   : brushes
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-93
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[SAP_G6_P093_Q06] (Page 93 | Plural Nouns)
  Sentence : family _____
  Answer   : families
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-93
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[SAP_G6_P093_Q07] (Page 93 | Plural Nouns)
  Sentence : mouse _____
  Answer   : mice
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-93
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[SAP_G6_P093_Q08] (Page 93 | Plural Nouns)
  Sentence : city _____
  Answer   : cities
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-93
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[SAP_G6_P093_Q09] (Page 93 | Plural Nouns)
  Sentence : lady _____
  Answer   : ladies
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-93
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[SAP_G6_P093_Q10] (Page 93 | Plural Nouns)
  Sentence : mosquito _____
  Answer   : mosquitoes
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-93
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[SAP_G6_P093_Q11] (Page 93 | Plural Nouns)
  Sentence : knife _____
  Answer   : knives
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-93
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[SAP_G6_P093_Q12] (Page 93 | Plural Nouns)
  Sentence : goose _____
  Answer   : geese
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-93
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[SAP_G6_P093_Q13] (Page 93 | Plural Nouns)
  Sentence : sheep _____
  Answer   : sheep
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-93
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[SAP_G6_P093_Q14] (Page 93 | Plural Nouns)
  Sentence : salmon _____
  Answer   : salmon
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-93
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[SAP_G6_P093_Q15] (Page 93 | Plural Nouns)
  Sentence : passerby _____
  Answer   : passersby
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-93
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[SAP_G6_P093_Q16] (Page 93 | Plural Nouns)
  Sentence : son-in-law _____
  Answer   : sons-in-law
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-93
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[SAP_G6_P094_Q01] (Page 94 | Conjunctions)
  Sentence : We shall wait here ( until , because , so that ) the next bus comes.
  Answer   : until
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-94
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[SAP_G6_P094_Q02] (Page 94 | Conjunctions)
  Sentence : The boys ran out of the house ( unless , as though , although ) they had just seen a ghost.
  Answer   : as though
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-94
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[SAP_G6_P094_Q03] (Page 94 | Conjunctions)
  Sentence : He was so good at dancing ( that , because , when ) he came in first in the contest.
  Answer   : that
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-94
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[SAP_G6_P094_Q04] (Page 94 | Conjunctions)
  Sentence : You may park your car only ( unless , when , where ) there is a parking sign.
  Answer   : where
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-94
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[SAP_G6_P094_Q05] (Page 94 | Conjunctions)
  Sentence : She tore the letter into pieces ( as though , so that , while ) nobody could read it.
  Answer   : so that
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-94
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[SAP_G6_P094_Q06] (Page 94 | Conjunctions)
  Sentence : The robbers hid ( where , as , whenever ) they could not be found.
  Answer   : where
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-94
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[SAP_G6_P094_Q07] (Page 94 | Conjunctions)
  Sentence : I have known David ( since , because , so that ) he was a baby.
  Answer   : since
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-94
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[SAP_G6_P094_Q08] (Page 94 | Conjunctions)
  Sentence : Please do your work ( since , as , while ) you are instructed.
  Answer   : as
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-94
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[SAP_G6_P094_Q09] (Page 94 | Conjunctions)
  Sentence : I wrote down the message ( because , so that , as though ) I would not forget it.
  Answer   : so that
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-94
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[SAP_G6_P094_Q10] (Page 94 | Conjunctions)
  Sentence : I could not unlock the door ( so that , when , because ) I had lost my keys.
  Answer   : because
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-94
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[SAP_G6_P094_Q01] (Page 94 | Plural Nouns)
  Sentence : A word may have several _____ . (meaning)
  Answer   : meanings
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-94
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[SAP_G6_P094_Q02] (Page 94 | Plural Nouns)
  Sentence : Mrs Lake's _____ (grandchild) visit her every weekend.
  Answer   : grandchildren
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-94
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[SAP_G6_P094_Q03] (Page 94 | Plural Nouns)
  Sentence : We heard loud _____ (cry) for help coming from that house.
  Answer   : cries
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-94
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[SAP_G6_P094_Q04] (Page 94 | Plural Nouns)
  Sentence : She bought two _____ (loaf) of bread for her large family.
  Answer   : loaves
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-94
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[SAP_G6_P094_Q05] (Page 94 | Plural Nouns)
  Sentence : All _____ (message) were pinned on the noticeboard.
  Answer   : messages
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-94
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[SAP_G6_P094_Q06] (Page 94 | Plural Nouns)
  Sentence : The _____ (roof) of the huts are covered with zinc sheets.
  Answer   : roofs
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-94
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[SAP_G6_P094_Q07] (Page 94 | Plural Nouns)
  Sentence : One of the _____ was caught by the police. (thief)
  Answer   : thieves
  Anchor   : book_reconstructed.html#page-94
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[SAP_G6_P094_Q08] (Page 94 | Plural Nouns)
  Sentence : He took many _____ (photograph) at my birthday party.
  Answer   : photographs
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[SAP_G6_P094_Q09] (Page 94 | Plural Nouns)
  Sentence : Thousands of _____ (life) were lost during the terrible war.
  Answer   : lives
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[SAP_G6_P094_Q10] (Page 94 | Plural Nouns)
  Sentence : How many _____ are there in a month? (day)
  Answer   : days
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[SAP_G6_P096_Q01] (Page 96 | Comparative and Superlative Adjectives)
  Sentence : thick | Comparative: _____ | Superlative: _____
  Answer   : thicker, thickest
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[SAP_G6_P096_Q02] (Page 96 | Comparative and Superlative Adjectives)
  Sentence : narrow | Comparative: _____ | Superlative: _____
  Answer   : narrower, narrowest
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[SAP_G6_P096_Q03] (Page 96 | Irregular Comparative and Superlative Adjectives)
  Sentence : good | Comparative: _____ | Superlative: _____
  Answer   : better, best
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[SAP_G6_P096_Q04] (Page 96 | Comparative and Superlative Adjectives)
  Sentence : exciting | Comparative: _____ | Superlative: _____
  Answer   : more exciting, most exciting
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[SAP_G6_P096_Q05] (Page 96 | Comparative and Superlative Adverbs)
  Sentence : bravely | Comparative: _____ | Superlative: _____
  Answer   : more bravely, most bravely
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[SAP_G6_P096_Q06] (Page 96 | Irregular Comparative and Superlative Adjectives)
  Sentence : bad | Comparative: _____ | Superlative: _____
  Answer   : worse, worst
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[SAP_G6_P096_Q07] (Page 96 | Irregular Comparative and Superlative Adjectives and Adverbs)
  Sentence : far | Comparative: _____ | Superlative: _____
  Answer   : farther / further, farthest / furthest
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[SAP_G6_P096_Q08] (Page 96 | Comparative and Superlative Adjectives)
  Sentence : clear | Comparative: _____ | Superlative: _____
  Answer   : clearer, clearest
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[SAP_G6_P097_Q01] (Page 97 | Superlative Adjectives)
  Sentence : Who is the ( pretty , prettier , prettiest ) girl in your class?
  Answer   : prettiest
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[SAP_G6_P097_Q02] (Page 97 | Positive Adverbs)
  Sentence : Charles has done ( well , better , best ) in his final year examination.
  Answer   : well
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[SAP_G6_P097_Q03] (Page 97 | Comparative Adverbs)
  Sentence : Move your chair a little ( close , closer , closest ) to the table.
  Answer   : closer
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[SAP_G6_P097_Q04] (Page 97 | Positive Degree of Comparison (as ... as))
  Sentence : Norris is as ( tall , taller , tallest ) as his father.
  Answer   : tall
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[SAP_G6_P097_Q05] (Page 97 | Superlative Adjectives)
  Sentence : The ostrich, the ( large , larger , largest ) bird in the world, does not fly.
  Answer   : largest
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[SAP_G6_P097_Q06] (Page 97 | Comparative Adjectives)
  Sentence : Which is ( fast , faster , fastest ), the horse or the zebra?
  Answer   : faster
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[SAP_G6_P097_Q07] (Page 97 | Comparative Adverbs)
  Sentence : The manager comes to the office ( early , earlier , earliest ) than the rest of the staff.
  Answer   : earlier
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[SAP_G6_P097_Q08] (Page 97 | Superlative Adverbs)
  Sentence : It is difficult to say which one of these girls dances ( gracefully , more gracefully , most gracefully).
  Answer   : most gracefully
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[SAP_G6_P098_Q01] (Page 98 | Superlative Adjectives)
  Sentence : Mount Everest, the _____ mountain in the world, is situated in the Himalayas. (high)
  Answer   : highest
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[SAP_G6_P098_Q02] (Page 98 | Comparative Adverbs)
  Sentence : It rained _____ today than it did yesterday. (heavily)
  Answer   : more heavily
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[SAP_G6_P098_Q03] (Page 98 | Superlative Adjectives)
  Sentence : You are the _____ person I have ever come across. (forgetful)
  Answer   : most forgetful
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[SAP_G6_P098_Q04] (Page 98 | Positive Degree (as... as))
  Sentence : My examination results are just as _____ as the rest of my classmates. (good)
  Answer   : good
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[SAP_G6_P098_Q05] (Page 98 | Comparative Adjectives)
  Sentence : Which is _____ , the bus or the lorry? (heavy)
  Answer   : heavier
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[SAP_G6_P098_Q06] (Page 98 | Comparative Adjectives)
  Sentence : It is _____ to read the story than to see the film. (enjoyable)
  Answer   : more enjoyable
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[SAP_G6_P098_Q07] (Page 98 | Comparative Adverbs)
  Sentence : The sun shines _____ than the moon. (brightly)
  Answer   : more brightly
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[SAP_G6_P098_Q08] (Page 98 | Comparative Adjectives)
  Sentence : Do not think that you are _____ than your elders. (wise)
  Answer   : wiser
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[SAP_G6_P100_Q01] (Page 100 | Adverbs of frequency)
  Sentence : This machine works very well. It has ( often , never , always ) broken down before.
  Answer   : never
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[SAP_G6_P100_Q02] (Page 100 | Adverbs of frequency)
  Sentence : My brother and I used to go out together, but we ( seldom , sometimes , often ) do that now.
  Answer   : seldom
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[SAP_G6_P100_Q03] (Page 100 | Adverbs of frequency)
  Sentence : It is human to make mistakes. No one is ( sometimes , never , always ) right.
  Answer   : always
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[SAP_G6_P100_Q04] (Page 100 | Adverbs of frequency)
  Sentence : ( Sometimes , Never , Always ), I go to my friend's house after school, but I usually go straight home.
  Answer   : Sometimes
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[SAP_G6_P100_Q05] (Page 100 | Adverbs of frequency)
  Sentence : My father travels abroad very ( seldom , often , never ); in fact, he spends more time overseas than at home.
  Answer   : often
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[SAP_G6_P100_Q06] (Page 100 | Adverbs of frequency)
  Sentence : We should ( never , seldom , always ) tell the truth.
  Answer   : always
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[SAP_G6_P100_Q07] (Page 100 | Adverbs of frequency)
  Sentence : ( Sometimes , Always , Often ), we listen to the radio, but most of the time we watch television.
  Answer   : Sometimes
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[SAP_G6_P100_Q08] (Page 100 | Adverbs of frequency)
  Sentence : I have ( always , never , often ) met her before.
  Answer   : never
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[SAP_G6_P100_Q09] (Page 100 | Adverbs of frequency)
  Sentence : How ( often , always , sometimes ) do you go to the library?
  Answer   : often
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[SAP_G6_P100_Q10] (Page 100 | Adverbs of frequency)
  Sentence : Mr Dass is ( seldom , never , always ) a careful driver. I wonder how he could have met with such an accident.
  Answer   : always
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[SAP_G6_P101_Q01] (Page 101 | Adverbs of Frequency)
  Sentence : My car gives me trouble. (seldom)
  Answer   : My car seldom gives me trouble.
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[SAP_G6_P101_Q02] (Page 101 | Adverbs of Frequency)
  Sentence : I wash my hands before I have my meal. (always)
  Answer   : I always wash my hands before I have my meal.
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[SAP_G6_P101_Q03] (Page 101 | Adverbs of Frequency)
  Sentence : My friends come to my house. (often)
  Answer   : My friends often come to my house.
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[SAP_G6_P101_Q04] (Page 101 | Adverbs of Frequency)
  Sentence : Nearly all of us have been to Walt Disney World. (never)
  Answer   : Nearly all of us have never been to Walt Disney World.
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[SAP_G6_P101_Q05] (Page 101 | Adverbs of Frequency)
  Sentence : I go out on weekends. (sometimes)
  Answer   : I sometimes go out on weekends.
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[SAP_G6_P101_Q06] (Page 101 | Adverbs of Frequency)
  Sentence : My dog barks at strangers. (always)
  Answer   : My dog always barks at strangers.
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[SAP_G6_P111_Q01] (Page 111 | Lesson 1: Modals (Would / Could))
  Sentence : Exercise 1: 1. Would, 2. Could, 3. Could, 4. Could, 5. Would, 6. Could, 7. Could, 8. Could, 9. Would, 10. Would, 11. Could, 12. Would
  Answer   : 1. Would, 2. Could, 3. Could, 4. Could, 5. Would, 6. Could, 7. Could, 8. Could, 9. Would, 10. Would, 11. Could, 12. Would
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[SAP_G6_P111_Q02] (Page 111 | Lesson 1: Polite Requests (Would / Could))
  Sentence : Exercise 2:
1. Mary, could you call back later?
2. Dawn, could you lower the volume of the radio?
3. Ray, could you show me how to operate the machine?
4. Father, could you tell me a bedtime story?
5. Mrs Wilkins, would you like a drink?
6. Lionel, could you pass me the dictionary?
7. Mark, could you accompany me to the doctor's?
8. Teacher, could you explain the difficult word again?
9. Sandra, would you like to go jogging with us?
10. Richard, could we come along with you?
  Answer   : 1. could you call back later
2. could you lower the volume of the radio
3. could you show me how to operate the machine
4. could you tell me a bedtime story
5. would you like a drink
6. could you pass me the dictionary
7. could you accompany me to the doctor's
8. could you explain the difficult word again
9. would you like to go jogging with us
10. could we come along with you
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[SAP_G6_P111_Q03] (Page 111 | Lesson 1: Modals for Requests)
  Sentence : Exercise 3:
1. Could I borrow your pencil?
2. Could you switch on the light?
3. Could I see you now?
4. Would you lend me a hand?
5. Could you meet me tonight?
6. Could you help me with my homework?
  Answer   : 1. Could I borrow your pencil?
2. Could you switch on the light?
3. Could I see you now?
4. Would you lend me a hand?
5. Could you meet me tonight?
6. Could you help me with my homework?
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[SAP_G6_P111_Q04] (Page 111 | Lesson 2: Conjunctions of Reason)
  Sentence : Exercise 4: 1. (3), 2. (2), 3. (2), 4. (3), 5. (2), 6. (1), 7. (2), 8. (1), 9. (3), 10. (2)
  Answer   : 1. (3), 2. (2), 3. (2), 4. (3), 5. (2), 6. (1), 7. (2), 8. (1), 9. (3), 10. (2)
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[SAP_G6_P111_Q05] (Page 111 | Lesson 2: Conjunctions (because))
  Sentence : Exercise 5:
1. He didn't buy the shoes because they were expensive.
2. I switched on the fan because it was warm.
3. She is opening her umbrella because it is raining.
4. He stopped smoking because it was bad for his health.
5. He was released because he was innocent.
6. I didn't take a taxi because I did not have enough money.
7. He is crying because he is hungry.
8. They are chasing the men because they robbed a bank.
9. She is miserable because she failed the examination.
10. They built a fire because it was cold.
11. She punished me because I was naughty.
12. They abandoned the ship because it was sinking.
  Answer   : 1. because they were expensive
2. because it was warm
3. because it is raining
4. because it was bad for his health
5. because he was innocent
6. because I did not have enough money
7. because he is hungry
8. because they robbed a bank
9. because she failed the examination
10. because it was cold
11. because I was naughty
12. because it was sinking
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[SAP_G6_P111_Q06] (Page 111 | Lesson 2: Conjunctions (because / as / since))
  Sentence : Exercise 6:
1. Mr Peterson was upset because he had lost his wallet.
2. The tournament had to be postponed as it was raining heavily.
3. Since Sally was ill, she could not come to the party.
4. I switched on the light because it was dark.
5. The bridegroom rushed to church because he was late.
6. The farmer was very angry because the merchants had cheated him.
7. Since he behaved very rudely, everyone disliked him.
8. Mr Willis was late for work as his car broke down.
  Answer   : 1. because
2. as
3. Since
4. because
5. because
6. because
7. Since
8. as
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[SAP_G6_P111_Q07] (Page 111 | Lesson 3: Conjunctions of Result and Purpose)
  Sentence : Exercise 7: 1. (1), 2. (3), 3. (2), 4. (1), 5. (2), 6. (2), 7. (1), 8. (3)
  Answer   : 1. (1), 2. (3), 3. (2), 4. (1), 5. (2), 6. (2), 7. (1), 8. (3)
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[SAP_G6_P111_Q08] (Page 111 | Lesson 3: Conjunctions (so... that / such... that / so that))
  Sentence : Exercise 8:
1. Mr Woods drank so much that he could not drive home.
2. Mrs Dass is such a kind lady that everyone likes her.
3. The restaurant serves such delicious food that the customers keep coming back.
4. The dress was so expensive that she decided not to buy it.
5. The cinema was so dark that I could not see the steps in front of me.
6. The movie was so scary that someone in the audience fainted.
7. The children rushed to the bus stop so that they would not miss the school bus.
8. The dog barked so fiercely that all of us were afraid to go near it.
  Answer   : 1. that he could not drive home
2. that everyone likes her
3. that the customers keep coming back
4. that she decided not to buy it
5. that I could not see the steps in front of me
6. that someone in the audience fainted
7. so that they would not miss the school bus
8. that all of us were afraid to go near it
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[SAP_G6_P111_Q09] (Page 111 | Lesson 3: Sentence Completion (so... that / such... that / so that))
  Sentence : Exercise 9 (Suggested answers):
1. Hillary sang so sweetly that we gave her a standing ovation.
2. It was such a hot day that we decided to go for a swim.
3. The storm was so violent that many ships were lost at sea.
4. The survivors were so weak that they had to be carried.
5. Mr Williams took a taxi so that he would not be late for work.
6. He ate so much food at the party that he had a stomachache.
7. My grandmother is so old that she can hardly walk.
8. Mr Carlson works longer hours this week so that he may finish the project on time.
  Answer   : 1. that we gave her a standing ovation
2. that we decided to go for a swim
3. that many ships were lost at sea
4. that they had to be carried
5. that he would not be late for work
6. that he had a stomachache
7. that she can hardly walk
8. so that he may finish the project on time
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[SAP_G6_P111_Q10] (Page 111 | Lesson 3: Combining Sentences (so... that / such... that))
  Sentence : Exercise 10:
1. Andrew is so timid that he will not talk to anyone.
2. The old man was so ill that we called an ambulance.
3. It is such an interesting book that I cannot put it down.
4. It was such a fine day that we decided to go to the beach.
5. He drove so fast that he could not stop in time when he saw the dog.
6. We had such a pleasant time at the beach that we wanted to go there again the following week.
7. Raymond is such a good runner that he has won many prizes.
8. My employer has such a bad temper that all of us are afraid of him.
  Answer   : 1. so timid that
2. so ill that
3. such an interesting book that
4. such a fine day that
5. so fast that
6. such a pleasant time at the beach that
7. such a good runner that
8. such a bad temper that
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[SAP_G6_P111_Q11] (Page 111 | Lesson 4: Simple Present Tense for Future Events)
  Sentence : Exercise 11: 1. leaves, 2. begins, 3. expect, 4. starts, 5. departs, 6. commences, 7. takes, 8. attack, 9. see, 10. sets
  Answer   : 1. leaves, 2. begins, 3. expect, 4. starts, 5. departs, 6. commences, 7. takes, 8. attack, 9. see, 10. sets
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[SAP_G6_P111_Q12] (Page 111 | Lesson 4: Present Continuous Tense for Future Arrangements)
  Sentence : Exercise 12: 1. is coming, 2. are going, 3. are playing, 4. am leaving, 5. are landing, 6. is buying, 7. are sitting, 8. are getting, 9. is painting, 10. is holding
  Answer   : 1. is coming, 2. are going, 3. are playing, 4. am leaving, 5. are landing, 6. is buying, 7. are sitting, 8. are getting, 9. is painting, 10. is holding
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[SAP_G6_P111_Q13] (Page 111 | Lesson 4: Future Time Expressions)
  Sentence : Exercise 13:
1. It arrives tonight.
2. I am buying a silk scarf for her birthday.
3. It leaves in five minutes.
4. I am waking up at six o'clock tomorrow.
5. He is coming home later in the afternoon.
6. They are going to Bangkok next month.
7. She leaves for Australia next week.
8. I have my lunch at noon.
9. It begins later in the year.
10. She is visiting her sick aunt in hospital this evening.
  Answer   : 1. arrives
2. am buying
3. leaves
4. am waking up
5. is coming
6. are going
7. leaves
8. have
9. begins
10. is visiting
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[SAP_G6_P111_Q14] (Page 111 | Lesson 5: Modals (should / ought to))
  Sentence : Exercise 14: 1. (2), 2. (1), 3. (3), 4. (1), 5. (3), 6. (3), 7. (1), 8. (2), 9. (1), 10. (2)
  Answer   : 1. (2), 2. (1), 3. (3), 4. (1), 5. (3), 6. (3), 7. (1), 8. (2), 9. (1), 10. (2)
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[SAP_G6_P111_Q15] (Page 111 | Lesson 5: Modals (should / ought to))
  Sentence : Exercise 15: 1. ought to, 2. should, 3. should, 4. ought to, 5. should, 6. shouldn't, 7. ought to, 8. shouldn't, 9. ought not to, 10. should
  Answer   : 1. ought to, 2. should, 3. should, 4. ought to, 5. should, 6. shouldn't, 7. ought to, 8. shouldn't, 9. ought not to, 10. should
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[SAP_G6_P111_Q16] (Page 111 | Lesson 5: Modals (should / shouldn't))
  Sentence : Exercise 16:
1. The boys shouldn't play in the rain.
2. The patient should stay in bed.
3. The girls shouldn't stay out late.
4. They should throw the rubbish away.
5. The students should study hard for the examination.
6. We shouldn't litter the park.
  Answer   : 1. shouldn't play
2. should stay
3. shouldn't stay
4. should throw
5. should study
6. shouldn't litter
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[SAP_G6_P111_Q17] (Page 111 | Lesson 6: Conditionals (unless))
  Sentence : Exercise 17: 1. (2), 2. (1), 3. (3), 4. (1), 5. (3), 6. (2), 7. (1), 8. (3), 9. (1), 10. (2)
  Answer   : 1. (2), 2. (1), 3. (3), 4. (1), 5. (3), 6. (2), 7. (1), 8. (3), 9. (1), 10. (2)
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[SAP_G6_P111_Q18] (Page 111 | Lesson 6: Conditionals (unless))
  Sentence : Exercise 18:
1. My parents will worry unless I give them a call.
2. The boat will not capsize unless we rock it.
3. The door will not open unless you push it hard.
4. Mr Peterson will be late for the general meeting unless he hurries.
5. The librarian will not scold us unless we talk loudly.
6. The dog will not bite you unless you disturb it.
7. You cannot watch television unless you finish your homework first.
8. The whole house will be burnt down unless the firefighters arrive soon.
  Answer   : 1. unless I give them a call
2. unless we rock it
3. unless you push it hard
4. unless he hurries
5. unless we talk loudly
6. unless you disturb it
7. unless you finish your homework first
8. unless the firefighters arrive soon
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[SAP_G6_P113_Q40] (Page 113 | Lesson 14)
  Sentence : Exercise 40
  Answer   : 1. was blowing
2. was reading
3. were playing
4. was talking
5. was digging
6. were driving
7. were jumping
8. was sleeping
9. were working
10. was washing
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[SAP_G6_P113_Q41] (Page 113 | Lesson 14)
  Sentence : Exercise 41
  Answer   : 1. What was the detective searching for?
2. Who was running away from the policemen?
3. Why was the little girl crying?
4. What was the customer complaining about?
5. What were they doing in the park?
6. Who was using the telephone earlier?
7. What were you listening to on the radio?
8. Why were the construction workers repairing the road?
9. What was Mr Grey doing the whole afternoon?
10. Where were you hiding when the robbers came in?
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[SAP_G6_P113_Q42] (Page 113 | Lesson 15)
  Sentence : Exercise 42
  Answer   : 1. seen
2. collected
3. eaten
4. sold
5. won
6. left
7. forgotten
8. taken
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[SAP_G6_P113_Q43] (Page 113 | Lesson 15)
  Sentence : Exercise 43
  Answer   : 1. have washed
2. has ... burnt
3. has stolen
4. have gone
5. have lived
6. has escaped
7. Has ... written
8. has ... blown
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[SAP_G6_P113_Q44] (Page 113 | Lesson 15)
  Sentence : Exercise 44
  Answer   : 1. Yes, they have taken their lunch.
2. No, I haven't seen Mr Grant recently.
3. Yes, he has come home.
4. No, some of them haven't arrived yet.
5. Yes, I have flown in an aeroplane.
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[SAP_G6_P113_Q45] (Page 113 | Lesson 16)
  Sentence : Exercise 45
  Answer   : 1. Shall
2. must
3. Would
4. should
5. can
6. could
7. Shall
8. would
9. must
10. ought to
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[SAP_G6_P113_Q46] (Page 113 | Lesson 16)
  Sentence : Exercise 46
  Answer   : 1. (2)
2. (2)
3. (2)
4. (2)
5. (4)
6. (1)
7. (2)
8. (1)
9. (3)
10. (4)
11. (3)
12. (3)
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[SAP_G6_P113_Q47] (Page 113 | Lesson 16)
  Sentence : Exercise 47
  Answer   : 1. They must finish their homework.
2. Andy's father will be the forest ranger.
3. Yes, I would like a glass of lemonade.
4. He should give up smoking.
5. She needn't sweep the floor because it is still clean.
6. No, the police could not catch the thief.
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[SAP_G6_P113_Q48] (Page 113 | Lesson 17)
  Sentence : Exercise 48
  Answer   : 1. have
2. is
3. Were
4. hope
5. changes
6. was
7. has
8. is
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[SAP_G6_P113_Q49] (Page 113 | Lesson 17)
  Sentence : Exercise 49
  Answer   : 1. (2)
2. (3)
3. (3)
4. (4)
5. (2)
6. (1)
7. (2)
8. (1)
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[SAP_G6_P113_Q50] (Page 113 | Lesson 17)
  Sentence : Exercise 50
  Answer   : 1. wears
2. knows
3. was knocking
4. was invited
5. drinks
6. collect
7. was
8. costs
9. are
10. laughs
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[SAP_G6_P113_Q51] (Page 113 | Lesson 18)
  Sentence : Exercise 51
  Answer   : 1. Peter asks whether he can have another piece of cake.
2. Miss Jones says that the book is on the table.
3. She tells me that she will see me soon.
4. The tourist asks us where the nearest hotel is.
5. Tina tells her mother not to cook dinner for her that night.
6. David says that he has a headache.
7. The tutor tells me that I have to do the homework myself.
8. One of the boys says that somebody is watching them.
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[SAP_G6_P113_Q52] (Page 113 | Lesson 18)
  Sentence : Exercise 52
  Answer   : 1. My father said that the moon revolves around the earth.
2. They said that they were going bowling the following week.
3. The patient told the doctor that he had a terrible headache.
4. Bernard said that she wanted to know his name.
5. I answered that I had done all my homework.
6. Kevin replied that they were going to Sentosa that afternoon.
7. She told me that she had received the letter the day before.
8. Mr Hill asked whether he should call for a taxi.
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[SAP_G6_P113_Q53] (Page 113 | Lesson 18)
  Sentence : Exercise 53
  Answer   : 1. My father asked me where I went the day before.
2. The old man told the boys not to be frightened.
3. Mr Wilson said that they would have to think of a better idea.
4. The two brothers said that they went to school by themselves.
5. He says that that storybook is very interesting.
6. Judy admits that she broke the vase the day before.
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[SAP_G6_P113_Q54] (Page 113 | Lesson 19)
  Sentence : Exercise 54
  Answer   : 1. (2)
2. (1)
3. (3)
4. (2)
5. (3)
6. (1)
7. (1)
8. (2)
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[SAP_G6_P113_Q55] (Page 113 | Lesson 19)
  Sentence : Exercise 55
  Answer   : 1. until
2. as though
3. that
4. where
5. so that
6. where
7. since
8. as
9. so that
10. because
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[SAP_G6_P113_Q56] (Page 113 | Lesson 19)
  Sentence : Exercise 56
  Answer   : 1. He was fined for speeding when he drove beyond the speed limit.
2. She kept the medicine where the children could not reach.
3. She spoke so softly that I could hardly hear her.
4. It was such a good film that we went to see it again.
5. He could not find his watch although he looked everywhere for it.
6. The workers complained whenever they had to do extra work.
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[SAP_G6_P113_Q57] (Page 113 | Lesson 20)
  Sentence : Exercise 57
  Answer   : 1. gases
2. matches
3. duties
4. boxes
5. brushes
6. families
7. mice
8. cities
9. ladies
10. mosquitoes/ mosquitos
11. knives
12. geese
13. sheep
14. salmon
15. passersby
16. sons-in-law
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[SAP_G6_P113_Q58] (Page 113 | Lesson 20)
  Sentence : Exercise 58
  Answer   : 1. meanings
2. grandchildren
3. cries
4. loaves
5. messages
6. roofs
7. thieves
8. photographs
9. lives
10. days
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[SAP_G6_P113_Q59] (Page 113 | Lesson 21)
  Sentence : Exercise 59
  Answer   : 1. thicker; thickest
2. narrower; narrowest
3. better; best
4. more exciting; most exciting
5. more bravely; most bravely
6. worse; worst
7. farther; farthest / further; furthest
8. clearer; clearest
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[SAP_G6_P113_Q60] (Page 113 | Lesson 21)
  Sentence : Exercise 60
  Answer   : 1. prettiest
2. well
3. closer
4. tall
5. largest
6. faster
7. earlier
8. most gracefully
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[SAP_G6_P113_Q61] (Page 113 | Lesson 21)
  Sentence : Exercise 61
  Answer   : 1. highest
2. more heavily
3. most forgetful
4. good
5. heavier
6. more enjoyable
7. more brightly
8. wiser
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[SAP_G6_P113_Q62] (Page 113 | Lesson 22)
  Sentence : Exercise 62
  Answer   : 1. never
2. seldom
3. always
4. Sometimes
5. often
6. always
7. Sometimes
8. never
9. often
10. always
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[SAP_G6_P113_Q63] (Page 113 | Lesson 22)
  Sentence : Exercise 63
  Answer   : 1. My car seldom gives me trouble.
2. I always wash my hands before I have my meal.
3. My friends often come to my house.
4. Nearly all of us have never been to Walt Disney World.
5. Sometimes, I go out on weekends.
6. My dog always barks at strangers.
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