Please refer to the definition file.

87

88

1. She will buy some medicine this afternoon.
2. Her stomach is full.
3. She talks a lot and bites her lower lip.
4. He did not work yesterday because of a medical reason.
5. They have strong muscles.
6. She loves herself.
7. Her throat is in pain after singing.
8. The girl on TV has beautiful skin.

891. medical
2. medicine
3. muscle
4. stomach
5. throat
6. strong
7. hospital90

1. She will buy some medicine this afternoon.
2. She will buy some books this afternoon.
3. He will buy some books this afternoon.
4. He will buy some balls this afternoon.
5. He will buy some balls tomorrow.
6. He will get some balls tomorrow.
7. He will get some chairs tomorrow.
8. He will get a chair tomorrow.
9. He will get a chair next week.

91

1. The girl has beautiful skin. Repeat
2. The girl has beautiful skin. Change: she. --- [She has beautiful skin.]
3. She has beautiful skin. Change: arms. --- [She has beautiful arms.]
4. She has beautiful arms. Change: strong. --- [She has strong arms.]
5. She has strong arms. Change: muscles. --- [She has strong muscles.]6. She has strong muscles. Change: body. --- [She has a strong body.]
7. She has a strong body. Change: we. --- [We have strong bodies.]92

1. She needs some medicine.
2. She needs to buy some medicine.
3. She needs to buy some medicine at the store.
4. She needs to buy some medicine for her skin at the store.
5. She needs to buy some medicine for her red skin at the store.

93

1. The girl has beautiful skin.
2. The little girl has beautiful skin.
3. The little girl on TV has beautiful skin.
4. The little girl on TV has beautiful and soft skin.
5. The little girl on TV has beautiful, soft, and healthy skin.

94

1. I will get some medicine. Repeat.
2. I will get some medicine. Add: Tom. --- [Tom and I will get some medicine.]
3. Tom and I will get some medicine. Add: tomorrow. --- [Tom and I will getsome medicine tomorrow.]
4. Tom and I will get some medicine tomorrow. Add: at the store. --- [Tom and I
will get some medicine at the store tomorrow.]
5. Tom and I will get some medicine at the store tomorrow. Add: two o’clock. --[Tom and I will get some medicine at the store at two o’clock tomorrow.]95

1. He asked for some medicine at the hospital yesterday. Repeat.
2. He asked for some medicine at the hospital yesterday. Transform: what. --[What did he ask for at the hospital yesterday?]
3. He asked for some medicine at the hospital yesterday. Transform: who. --[Who asked for some medicine at the hospital yesterday?]
4. He asked for some medicine at the hospital yesterday. Transform: where. --[Where did he ask for some medicine yesterday?]
5. He asked for some medicine at the hospital yesterday. Transform: when. --[When did he ask for some medicine at the hospital?]
6. He asked for some medicine at the hospital yesterday. Transform: not. --- [Hedidn’t ask for some medicine at the hospital yesterday.]96

1. He went home on Friday because of his stomach pain. Repeat.
2. He went home on Friday because of his stomach pain. Transform: when. --[When did he go home because of his stomach pain?]
3. He went home on Friday because of his stomach pain. Transform: who. --[Who went home on Friday because of stomach pain?]
4. He went home on Friday because of his stomach pain. Transform: why. --[Why did he go home on Friday?]
5. He went home on Friday because of his stomach pain. Transform: where. --[Where did he go on Friday because of his stomach pain?]97

1. When will she buy some medicine? --- [She will buy some medicine thisafternoon.]
2. Does she talk a lot? --- [Yes, she talks a lot.]
3. What did her mother buy? --- [Her mother bought a bag.]
4. Was he absent yesterday? --- [Yes, he was absent yesterday.]
5. Do they have strong muscles? --- [Yes, they have strong muscles.]981. will, well
2. book, back3. she, see
4. full, pull99

[lip & skin /ɪ/][stomach & muscle /ʌ/][he & she /iː/]100

1. How often do you see a doctor?
2. Did you ever feel any pain in your stomach? When?
3. Do you have strong muscles?
4. What do you do to stay healthy?
5. Do you exercise? How often?
6. Do you take any medicine?
7. Do you think you live a healthy life?

101

102

103

104

105

1. He asked for some medicine at the hospital yesterday. Repeat.
2. He asked for some medicine at the hospital yesterday. Transform: what. --[What did he ask for at the hospital yesterday?]
3. He asked for some medicine at the hospital yesterday. Transform: who. --[Who asked for some medicine at the hospital yesterday?]
4. He asked for some medicine at the hospital yesterday. Transform: where. --[Where did he ask for some medicine yesterday?]
5. He asked for some medicine at the hospital yesterday. Transform: when. --[When did he ask for some medicine at the hospital?]
6. He asked for some medicine at the hospital yesterday. Transform: not. --- [Hedidn’t ask for some medicine at the hospital yesterday.]106

1. He was scared of cats.
2. He was scared of cats at the age of seven.
3. He was scared of cats and dogs at the age of seven.
4. He was scared of cats, dogs, and birds at the age of seven.
5. He was scared of cats, dogs, cows, and birds at the age of seven.

1071. suffer, supper
2. thought, taught
3. saw, so
4. bad, bed
5. had, head108

1. She felt good about her health.
2. She has never felt good about her health.
3. He has never felt bad about his heart.
4. She has never felt bad about her heart.
5. She has never felt good about her back.
6. He has never felt good about his back.
7. They have never felt bad about their health.

109

1. She takes care of her health after her friend’s death. Repeat.
2. She takes care of her health after her friend’s death. Transform: what. --[What does she take care of after her friend’s death?]
3. She takes care of her health after her friend’s death. Transform: who. --- [Whotakes care of her health after her friend’s death?]
4. She takes care of her health after her friend’s death. Transform: when. --[When does she take care of her health?]
5. She takes care of her health after her friend’s death. Transform: not. --- [Shedoesn’t take care of her health after her friend’s death.]110

1. back
2. cut
3. drug
4. health
5. heart
6. never7. bought
8. body111

1. I will get some medicine. Repeat.
2. I will get some medicine. Add: Tom. --- [Tom and I will get some medicine.]
3. Tom and I will get some medicine. Add: tomorrow. --- [Tom and I will getsome medicine tomorrow.]
4. Tom and I will get some medicine tomorrow. Add: at the store. --- [Tom and I
will get some medicine at the store tomorrow.]
5. Tom and I will get some medicine at the store tomorrow. Add: two o’clock. --[Tom and I will get some medicine at the store at two o’clock tomorrow.]112

1. He felt some pain in his head yesterday. Repeat.
2. He felt some pain in his head yesterday. Transform: who. --- [Who felt some
pain in his head yesterday?]
3. He felt some pain in his head yesterday. Transform: when. --- [When did hefeel some pain in his head?]
4. He felt some pain in his head yesterday. Transform: what. --- [What did he feelin his head yesterday?]
5. He felt some pain in his head yesterday. Transform: not. --- [He didn’t feel any
pain in his head yesterday.]113

[lip & skin /ɪ/][stomach & muscle /ʌ/][he & she /iː/]114

1. She have a cut on her left finger. --- [incorrect – She has a cut on her left
finger.]
2. Does he ever forgets to care for his family? --- [incorrect – Does he everforget to care for his family?]
3. She has never felt good about her health. --- [correct]
4. He never cared about the news on TV. --- [correct]

115

1. Was he scared of dogs? -- Yes, he was … [Yes, he was scared of dogs.]
2. Did she suffer because the team lost? -- Yes, she suffered … [Yes, shesuffered because the team lost.]
3. What did we give to our teachers? -- We gave thanks … [We gave thanks to
our teachers.]
4. Were they in a bad mood yesterday? -- Yes, they were … [Yes, they were in abad mood yesterday.]
5. Did she feel some pain in her head? -- Yes, she felt … [Yes, she felt some
pain in her head.]116

1. Was he scared of dogs?
2. They never cared about the news on TV.
3. He will get a chair next week.
4. He was scared of dogs at the age of six.
5. Does she ever feel pain on her back?
6. She needs some medicine.

117

Please refer to the definition file.

118

119

• We use can to ask for permission to do something.
For example: Can I ask a question, please?/ Can I go home now?

• We use could to be more formal and polite.
For example: Could I ask a question, please?/ Could I go home now?

• We can also use can to give permission.
For example: You can go home now./ You can borrow my pen.

120

1. Can I ask for a holiday this week?
2. Could I change my speech tomorrow?
3. Can I get more tickets for the show?
4. Can I go to your show on Monday?
5. Could I tell him the day you were born?
6. Can I ask for the dates of the holidays this year?
7. Could I have the subject for my speech?
8. Can I give them some tickets?
9. Can I ask what time the show is tomorrow?
10. Could I ask when she was born?

1211. born
2. speech
3. ticket
4. have
5. ask
6. change
7. stage
8. chair122

1. He bought a ticket for the show.
2. She bought a ticket for the show.
3. She bought some tickets for the show.
4. She got some tickets for the show.
5. She got some chairs for the show.
6. She got a chair for the show.
7. She got a table for the show.
8. She got some tables for the show.

1231. He was born in Japan on July 3, 1986.
2. She was born in the Philippines on July 3, 1986.
3. She was born in Tokyo on January 2, 1998.
4. He was born in Manila in December.
5. He went on a holiday to Manila in November.
6. She went on a holiday to London on November 5.
7. She went on a holiday to Cebu in October.
8. They went on a holiday to New York on May 4.

124

1. He went to London last year.
2. He went on a holiday to London last year.
3. He went on a holiday to London and New York last year.
4. He went on a holiday to London, New York, and Tokyo last year.
5. He went on a holiday to London, New York, and Tokyo in October last year.
6. He went on a holiday to London, New York, and Tokyo on October 16 last
year.

125

1. I bought a ticket yesterday. Repeat
2. I bought a ticket yesterday. Add: Adam. --- [Adam and I bought a ticket
yesterday.]
3. Adam and I bought a ticket yesterday. Add: two. --- [Adam and I bought two
tickets yesterday.]
4. Adam and I bought two tickets yesterday. Add: two o’clock. --- [Adam and Ibought two tickets at two o’clock yesterday.]
5. Adam and I bought two tickets at two o’clock yesterday. Add: movie. --[Adam and I bought two movie tickets at two o’clock yesterday.]126

1. He made a long speech on stage last week. Repeat.
2. He made a long speech on stage last week. Transform: what. --- [What did hemake on stage last week?]
3. He made a long speech on stage last week. Transform: who. --- [Who made along speech on stage last week?]
4. He made a long speech on stage last week. Transform: where. --- [Where did
he make a long speech last week?]
5. He made a long speech on stage last week. Transform: when. --- [When did
he make a long speech on stage?]
6. He made a long speech on stage last week. Transform: not. --- [He didn’t
make a long speech on stage last week.]127

1. She bought five tickets for the show on Saturday. Repeat.
2. She bought five tickets for the show on Saturday. Transform: what. -- [Whatdid she buy for the show on Saturday?]
3. She bought five tickets for the show on Saturday. Transform: when. -- [Whendid she buy five tickets for the show?]
4. She bought five tickets for the show on Saturday. Transform: who. -- [Whobought five tickets for the show on Saturday?]
5. She bought five tickets for the show on Saturday. Transform: how many. -[How many tickets did she buy for the show on Saturday?]
6. She bought five tickets for the show on Saturday. Transform: not. -- [Shedidn’t buy five tickets for the show on Saturday.]128

1. Did he ask for a holiday last week? --- Yes, he asked ... [Yes, he asked for aholiday last week.]
2. Does she want to change her speech for tomorrow? --- Yes, she wants …
[Yes, she wants to change her speech for tomorrow.]
3. Did he buy some tickets for the show? --- Yes, he bought … [Yes, he boughtsome tickets for the show.]
4. Did she give them some tickets? --- Yes, she gave … [Yes, she gave themsome tickets.]
5. Do they know the date of the holiday? --- Yes, they know … [Yes, they know
the date of the holiday.]129

[have & can /æ/][stage & change /eɪ/][some & subject /ʌ/][tomorrow & show /əʊ/]130

1. Did you ever give a speech on stage? How did you feel?
2. When did you have your last holiday?
3. Where did you go on your last holiday?
4. What’s your favorite TV show?
5. When were you born?
6. Where were you born? Tell me something about the place.
7. Do you like to buy movie tickets?
8. What was the last movie you saw?

131

Please refer to the definition file.

132

133

1. The communication was good.
2. He speaks five languages.
3. She likes cool weather.
4. The trouble in the city is that there are too many cars.
5. My father has the most power at home.
6. She wants to know the truth.

134

7. She doesn’t know his religion.
8. His parents are religious.
9. We don’t like war.
10. She lives in the first district of this town.
11. He is part of the council.
12. They know their god.

135

1. council
2. language
3. power
4. town
5. know
6. first
7. five
8. god9. hot136

1. He is a religious person in this town.
2. She is a religious person in this town.
3. She is an interesting person in this town.
4. She is a good person in this town.
5. She is a good person in this city.
6. He is a good person in this city.

137

1. He likes cool weather.
2. She likes hot weather.
3. She likes cool days.
4. She loves sunny days.
5. She loves cold weather.
6. She likes warm weather.
7. She likes cold days.
8. He likes windy days.

1381. The council met yesterday.
2. The council met for a long time yesterday.
3. The council met for a long time at five o’clock yesterday.
4. The council met for a long time at five o’clock in the city yesterday.
5. The council met about the trouble for a long time at five o’clock in the city
yesterday.

139

1. I didn’t ask the truth. Repeat.
2. I didn’t ask the truth. Add: her. --- [I didn’t ask her the truth.]
3. I didn’t ask her the truth. Add: yesterday. --- [I didn’t ask her the truth
yesterday.]
4. I didn’t ask her the truth yesterday. Add: about the trouble. --- [I didn’t ask her
the truth about the trouble yesterday.]
5. I didn’t ask her the truth about the trouble yesterday. Add: afternoon. --- [Ididn’t ask her the truth about the trouble yesterday afternoon.]140

1. She made a long speech in their district last week. Repeat.
2. She made a long speech in their district last week. Transform: what. --- [Whatdid she make in their district last week?]
3. She made a long speech in their district last week. Transform: when. --[When did she make a long speech in their district?]
4. She made a long speech in their district last week. Transform: who. --- [Whomade a long speech in their district last week?]
5. She made a long speech in their district last week. Transform: where. --[Where did she make a long speech last week?]
6. She made a long speech in their district last week. Transform: not. --- [Shedidn’t make a long speech in their district last week.]141

1. He studied three languages in London last year. Repeat.
2. He studied three languages in London last year. Transform: what. --- [Whatdid he study in London last year?]
3. He studied three languages in London last year. Transform: when. --- [Whendid he study three languages in London?]
4. He studied three languages in London last year. Transform: where. --- [Where
did he study three languages last year?]
5. He studied three languages in London last year. Transform: who. --- [Whostudied three languages in London last year?]
6. He studied three languages in London last year. Transform: not. --- [He didn’t
study three languages in London last year.]142

1. Does she speak five languages? --- [Yes, she speaks five languages.]
2. Do they have good communication? --- [Yes, they have goodcommunication.]
3. Does she want to know the truth? --- [Yes, she wants to know the truth.]
4. Does she know his religion? --- [No, she doesn’t know his religion.]
5. Are his parents religious? --- [Yes, his parents are religious.]
6. Does she live in the first district of this town? --- [Yes, she lives in the first
district of this town.]
7. Do they know their god? --- [Yes, they know their god.]1431. Ianguage
2. hot3. god4. truth
5. trouble

[trouble & sunny /ʌ/][god & hot /ɒ/][like & five /aɪ/]145

1. We doesn’t like war. --- [incorrect – We don’t like war.]
2. He have some trouble writing on a desk. --- [incorrect – He has some trouble
writing on a desk.]
3. He speaks five languages. --- [correct]
4. She like cool weather. --- [incorrect – She likes cool weather.]
5. She doesn’t know his religion. --- [correct]

146

1. Do you have good communication with your family?
2. How often do you talk to your family?
3. What weather do you like? Do you like cold weather?
4. What languages do you speak?
5. What other languages do you like to speak?
6. Are you religious?
7. Do you live in a town?
8. Do you have any troubles in life?

147

Please refer to the definition file.

148

149

1. You can see the moon in the sky.
2. The sky is blue today.
3. There are mountains above the field.
4. We can see some flowers in the field.
5. The sun shines above the mountains.
6. The nature is beautiful here.
7. The sun and the moon are in the sky.
8. The field has beautiful flowers.

1501. moon
2. mountain3. brown
4. round5. stars
6. sky7. night
8. farm151

1. The sky is blue today.
2. The river is beautiful today.
3. The trees are beautiful today.
4. The mountains are brown today.
5. The birds are happy today.
6. The moon is round tonight.
7. The stars are beautiful tonight.

152

1. You can see the moon in the sky.
2. You can see the cows on the farm.
3. You can see the birds in the field.
4. You can feel the wind in the field.
5. You can see some flowers in the field.
6. You can see some pigs on the farm.

153

1. We can see some flowers in the field.
2. We can see some flowers and some trees in the field.
3. We can see some flowers, some trees, and mountains in the field.
4. We can see some flowers, some trees, and big mountains in the field.
5. We can see some red flowers, some tall trees, and big mountains in the field.

154

1. She saw the moon and the stars in the sky last night. Repeat.
2. She saw the moon and the stars in the sky last night. Transform: what. --[What did she see in the sky last night?]
3. She saw the moon and the stars in the sky last night. Transform: where. --[Where did she see the moon and the stars last night?]
4. She saw the moon and the stars in the sky last night. Transform: when. --[When did she see the moon and the stars in the sky? ]5. She saw the moon and the stars in the sky last night. Transform: who. --[Who saw the moon and the stars in the sky last night?]

1551. The stars are beautiful. Repeat.
2. The stars are beautiful. Add: moon. --- [The moon and the stars are beautiful.]
3. The moon and the stars are beautiful. Add: round. --- [The round moon andthe stars are beautiful.]
4. The round moon and the stars are beautiful. Add: little. --- [The round moonand the little stars are beautiful.]
5. The round moon and the little stars are beautiful. Add: tonight. --- [The roundmoon and the little stars are beautiful tonight.]

156

1. The sun shines in the sky this afternoon. Repeat.
2. The sun shines in the sky this afternoon. Transform: what. --- [What shines inthe sky this afternoon?]
3. The sun shines in the sky this afternoon. Transform: when. --- [When does
the sun shine in the sky?]
4. The sun shines in the sky this afternoon. Transform: where. --- [Where does
the sun shine this afternoon?]
5. The sun shines in the sky this afternoon. Transform: not. --- [The sun doesn’t
shine in the sky this afternoon.]157

1. We can see some flowers in the field. Repeat.
2. We can see some flowers in the field. Change: trees. --- [We can see sometrees in the field.]
3. We can see some trees in the field. Add: tall. --- [We can see some tall trees in
the field.]
4. We can see some tall trees in the field. Change: on the farm. --- [We can see
some tall trees on the farm.]
5. We can see some tall trees on the farm. Add: beautiful flowers. --- [We cansee some beautiful flowers and some tall trees on the farm.]

158

1. I saw the stars last night. Repeat.
2. I saw the stars last night. Change: moon. --- [I saw the moon last night.]
3. I saw the moon last night. Add: in the sky. --- [I saw the moon in the sky lastnight.]
4. I saw the moon in the sky last night. Change: stars. --- [I saw the stars in thesky last night.]
5. I saw the stars in the sky last night. Add: little. --- [I saw the little stars in thesky last night.]
6. I saw the little stars in the sky last night. Add: round moon. --- [I saw theround moon and the little stars in the sky last night.]

159

1. Where can we see the moon? --- [We can see the moon in the sky.]
2. What color is the sky today? --- [The sky is blue today.]3. Are there mountains above the field? --- [Yes, there are mountains above thefield.]
4. Can we see some flowers in the field? --- [Yes, we can see some flowers in
the field.]
5. Where does the sun shine? --- [The sun shines above the mountains.]

160

1. farm, form
2. see, she

161

1. night
2. last
3. farm
4. field
5. moon
6. sky1. Would you like to live on a farm?
2. Can you see any mountains from where you live?
3. What time does the sun rise in your city?
4. What do you like most about nature?
5. Do you think nature is always beautiful?
6. What is the most beautiful place in your city?
7. What country do you think is the most beautiful?

163

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165

166

167

168

1. He was born in Japan on July 3, 1986.
2. She was born in the Philippines on July 3, 1986.
3. She was born in Tokyo on January 2, 1998.
4. He was born in Manila in December.
5. He went on a holiday to Manila in November.
6. She went on a holiday to London on November 5.
7. She went on a holiday to Cebu in October.
8. They went on a holiday to New York on May 4.

169

[have & can /æ/][stage & change /eɪ/][some & subject /ʌ/][tomorrow & show /əʊ/]170

1. The council met yesterday.
2. The council met for a long time yesterday.
3. The council met for a long time at five o’clock yesterday.
4. The council met for a long time at five o’clock in the city yesterday.
5. The council met about the trouble for a long time at five o’clock in the city
yesterday.

1711. I bought a ticket yesterday. Repeat
2. I bought a ticket yesterday. Add: Adam. --- [Adam and I bought a ticket
yesterday.]
3. Adam and I bought a ticket yesterday. Add: two. --- [Adam and I bought two
tickets yesterday.]
4. Adam and I bought two tickets yesterday. Add: two o’clock. --- [Adam and Ibought two tickets at two o’clock yesterday.]
5. Adam and I bought two tickets at two o’clock yesterday. Add: movie. --[Adam and I bought two movie tickets at two o’clock yesterday.]172

[trouble & sunny /ʌ/][god & hot /ɒ/][like & five /aɪ/]173

1. She made a long speech in their district last week. Repeat.
2. She made a long speech in their district last week. Transform: what. --- [Whatdid she make in their district last week?]
3. She made a long speech in their district last week. Transform: when. --[When did she make a long speech in their district?]
4. She made a long speech in their district last week. Transform: who. --- [Whomade a long speech in their district last week?]
5. She made a long speech in their district last week. Transform: where. --[Where did she make a long speech last week?]
6. She made a long speech in their district last week. Transform: not. --- [Shedidn’t make a long speech in their district last week.]174

1. You can see the moon in the sky.
2. You can see the cows on the farm.
3. You can see the birds in the field.
4. You can feel the wind in the field.
5. You can see some flowers in the field.
6. You can see some pigs on the farm.

1751. night
2. last
3. farm
4. field
5. moon

6. sky1. She saw the moon and the stars in the sky last night. Repeat.
2. She saw the moon and the stars in the sky last night. Transform: what. --[What did she see in the sky last night?]
3. She saw the moon and the stars in the sky last night. Transform: where. --[Where did she see the moon and the stars last night?]
4. She saw the moon and the stars in the sky last night. Transform: when. --[When did she see the moon and the stars in the sky?]
5. She saw the moon and the stars in the sky last night. Transform: who. --[Who saw the moon and the stars in the sky last night?]

177

1. Did he ask for a holiday last week? --- Yes, he asked ... [Yes, he asked for aholiday last week.]
2. Does she want to change her speech for tomorrow? --- Yes, she wants …
[Yes, she wants to change her speech for tomorrow.]
3. Did he buy some tickets for the show? --- Yes, he bought … [Yes, he boughtsome tickets for the show.]
4. Did she give them some tickets? --- Yes, she gave … [Yes, she gave themsome tickets.]
5. Do they know the date of the holiday? --- Yes, they know … [Yes, they know
the date of the holiday.]178

1. We can see some flowers in the field. Repeat.
2. We can see some flowers in the field. Change: trees. --- [We can see sometrees in the field.]
3. We can see some trees in the field. Add: tall. --- [We can see some tall trees in
the field.]
4. We can see some tall trees in the field. Change: on the farm. --- [We can see
some tall trees on the farm.]
5. We can see some tall trees on the farm. Add: beautiful flowers. --- [We cansee some beautiful flowers and some tall trees on the farm.]179

1. He bought a ticket for the show.
2. He is a religious person in this town.
3. She saw the moon and the stars in the sky last night.
4. They went on a holiday to New York on May 4.
5. She lives in the first district of this town.
6. The sun shines in the sky this afternoon.

180

Please refer to the definition file.

181

182

1. The snow is always white in winter.
2. The sea waves are strong today.
3. We use fire at home in winter.
4. We need some gas at home.
5. The local people are very kind.
6. It’s hot in the eastern part of the Philippines.
7. We dig up the soil in our garden.

183

1. snow
2. soil

3. sea4. small5. city

6. are7. part
8. saw

1. The local people are kind.
2. The local girls are kind.
3. The local girls are beautiful.
4. The eastern girls are beautiful.
5. The eastern girls are strong.
6. The eastern children are strong.
7. The eastern children are interesting.

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1. I saw the snow in my city yesterday.
2. He saw the snow in his city yesterday.
3. He saw the waves of the sea yesterday.
4. She saw the waves of the sea two days ago.
5. She saw the fire in her town two days ago.
6. She saw the fire in her house this morning.
7. We saw the people in our house this morning.

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1. We use fire at home.
2. We use fire at home in winter.
3. We use fire and gas at home in winter.
4. We use some fire and gas at home in winter.
5. We use some fire and gas at home in winter and in fall.

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1. The people are kind.
2. The local people are kind.
3. The local people are beautiful and kind.
4. The local and the eastern people are beautiful and kind.
5. The local and the eastern people in my country are beautiful and kind.

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1. She saw the fire in her house this morning. Repeat.
2. She saw the fire in her house this morning. Transform: what. --- [What did she
see in her house this morning?]
3. She saw the fire in her house this morning. Transform: where. --- [Where did
she see the fire this morning?]
4. She saw the fire in her house this morning. Transform: who. --- [Who saw thefire in her house this morning?]
5. She saw the fire in her house this morning. Transform: when. --- [When did
she see the fire in her house?]
6. She saw the fire in her house this morning. Transform: not. --- [She didn’t see
the fire in her house this morning.]

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1. He likes the snow in his city in winter. Repeat.
2. He likes the snow in his city in winter. Transform: what. --- [What does he likein his city in winter?]
3. He likes the snow in his city in winter. Transform: where. --- [Where does helike the snow in winter?]
4. He likes the snow in his city in winter. Transform: who. --- [Who likes thesnow in his city in winter?]
5. He likes the snow in his city in winter. Transform: when. --- [When does helike the snow in his city?]
6. He likes the snow in his city in winter. Transform: not. --- [He doesn’t like thesnow in his city in winter.]190

1. The local people are kind. Repeat.
2. The local people are kind. Change: eastern. --- [The eastern people are kind.]
3. The eastern people are kind. Add: beautiful. --- [The eastern people are
beautiful and kind.]
4. The eastern people are beautiful and kind. Change: girls. --- [The eastern girls
are beautiful and kind.]
5. The eastern girls are beautiful and kind. Add: local girls. --- [The local girls
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1. He likes the snow in his city in winter. Repeat
2. He likes the snow in his city in winter. Change: town. --- [He likes the snow in
his town in winter.]
3. He likes the snow in his town in winter. Add: small. --- [He likes the snow in
his small town in winter.]
4. He likes the snow in his small town in winter. Change: weather. --- [He likes
the weather in his small town in winter.]
5. He likes the weather in his small town in winter. Add: cold. --- [He likes thecold weather in his small town in winter.]192

1. snow, show
2. soil, oil
3. sea, she
4. are, all193

1. white

2. plant
3. fire4. soil
5. cook
6. wave1. Did you ever see a big fire in your city?
2. Do you like the snow?
3. What kind of weather do you like?
4. What’s your local food?
5. What food from another country do you like?
6. Do you think the local people in your town are kind?
7. How’s the weather in the eastern part of your country?

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