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1. The man running naked in front of the school was arrested.
2. An aggressive businessman won the award.
3. The man went into the store armed with a baseball bat.
4. They say blonde people have more fun.
5. My teacher is strict.
6. She shares an office with a foreign lady.
7. He is an intelligent man.
8. The dog looked so keen to have a walk.
9. It wasn’t a big apartment but it was decent for her.
10. It was a dumb decision to drive after drinking.
11. The victim was really angry with the thief.
12. I had a normal childhood.

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1. The children are scared.
2. The children are scared because of a man.
3. The children are scared because of a man who came to school.
4. The children are scared because of a man who came to school naked.
5. The children are scared because of a man who came to school naked andarmed.
6. The children are scared because of a man who came to school naked, armed,
and aggressive.

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1. The girl has hair. Repeat.
2. The girl has hair. Add: blonde.
3. The girl has blonde hair. Add: brown eyes.
4. The girl has blonde hair and brown eyes. Add: is intelligent.
5. The girl has blonde hair, brown eyes and is intelligent. Add: keen.
6. The girl has blonde hair, brown eyes and is intelligent and keen. Add: to work.
7. The girl has blonde hair, brown eyes and is intelligent and keen to work. Add:at the center.

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1. I’m scared of strict professors. Add: not.
2. There was a foreign object in her stomach. Change: objects.
3. Animals are dumb. Add: some.
4. Somebody stole her wallet so the victim went to the police station. Change:bag.
5. I ate a decent meal at home yesterday. Change: restaurant.
6. It was my childhood dream to become a doctor. Change: nurse.
7. She badly wanted to be blonde. Change: an actress.
8. You have to study to be intelligent. Change: wise.

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1. There is an aggressive gorilla in the zoo. Repeat.
2. Change: are, dumb.
3. Change: signs, store.
4. Change: foreign, train station.
5. Change: guy, supermarket.
6. Change: blonde, hospital.
7. Change: some, aggressive.

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1. An aggressive person is very scary. Repeat.
2. An aggressive person is very scary. Transform: past simple.
3. An aggressive person was very scary. Add: armed.
4. An aggressive, armed person was very scary. Change: intelligent.
5. An intelligent, armed person was very scary. Change: criminal.
6. An intelligent, armed criminal was very scary. Change: dumb.
7. A dumb, armed criminal was very scary. Change: even more.
8. A dumb, armed criminal was even more scary. Transform: present simple.

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1. I watched a foreign news program last night. Repeat.
2. I watched a foreign news program last night. Transform: when.
3. Our mother was scary when we were little because she was so strict. Repeat.
4. Our mother was scary when we were little because she was so strict.
Transform: why.
5. She learns fast by being a keen observer. Repeat.
6. She learns fast by being a keen observer. Transform: how.
7. I feel sorry for the victim. Repeat.
8. I feel sorry for the victim. Transform: who.

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9. I armed myself with a stick. Repeat.
10. I armed myself with a stick. Transform: what.
11. The half-naked model is on the billboard. Repeat.
12. The half-naked model is on the billboard. Transform: where.
13. She put bleach in her hair to make it blonde. Repeat.
14. She put bleach in her hair to make it blonde. Transform: how.
15. The price of the furniture is decent enough for its quality. Repeat.
16. The price of the furniture is decent enough for its quality. Transform: what.

901. Do you think dogs are intelligent?
2. Was your mother strict?
3. Have you seen an armed man?
4. Why are some animals aggressive?
5. Describe your childhood.
6. Do all crime victims go to the police station?
7. Do you have a foreign friend?

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1. She just came back from the nature reserve.
2. She just came back from the animal reserve.
3. She just came back from the beach resort.
4. They just came back from the beach resort.
5. They just came back from the film institute.
6. They visited the hospital wing.
7. We visited the health department.
8. We visited the law firm.
9. We called the law firm.
10. We called the product manufacturer.

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1. Marie owns a fancy car. Repeat.
2. Marie owns a fancy car. Change: Ana, house.
3. Ana owns a fancy house. Change: made, cake.
4. Ana made a fancy cake. Change: Sheila, marvelous.
5. Sheila made a marvelous cake. Change: bought, dresser.
6. Sheila bought a marvelous dresser. Change: saw, movie.
7. Sheila saw a marvelous movie. Change: watched, fantastic.

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1. I was given a fancy toy.
2. I was given a fancy and very detailed toy.
3. I was given a fancy, very detailed, but complex toy.
4. I was given a fancy, very detailed, but complex toy by my older brother.
5. I was given a fancy, very detailed, but complex toy by my unbelievable older
brother.

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1. The health department needs a new employee. Repeat.
2. The health department needs a new employee. Change: manager.
3. The health department needs a new manager. Change: sports.
4. The sports department needs a new manager. Change: athlete.
5. The sports department needs a new athlete. Change: institute.
6. The sports institute needs a new athlete. Change: teacher.

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7. The sports institute needs a new teacher. Change: language.
8. The language institute needs a new teacher. Change: law.
9. The law institute needs a new teacher. Change: lawyer.
10. The law institute needs a new lawyer. Change: rule.
11. The law institute needs a new rule. Change: has.
12. The law institute has a new rule. Change: firm.
13. The law firm has a new rule. Change: partner.

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1. I don’t know what hospital ward she is in. Repeat.
2. Change: she, works.
3. Change: he, knows.
4. Change: they, nature reserve.
5. Change: animal, volunteers.
6. Change: Alma, shelter.
7. Change: learned, homeless.

1051. The children are scared.
2. The children are scared because of a man.
3. The children are scared because of a man who came to school.
4. The children are scared because of a man who came to school naked.
5. The children are scared because of a man who came to school naked andarmed.
6. The children are scared because of a man who came to school naked, armed,
and aggressive.

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1. I’m scared of strict professors. Add: not.
2. There was a foreign object in her stomach. Change: objects.
3. Animals are dumb. Add: some.
4. Somebody stole her wallet so the victim went to the police station. Change:bag.
5. I ate a decent meal at home yesterday. Change: restaurant.
6. It was my childhood dream to become a doctor. Change: nurse.
7. She badly wanted to be blonde. Change: an actress.
8. You have to study to be intelligent. Change: wise.

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1. I watched a foreign news program last night. Repeat.
2. I watched a foreign news program last night. Transform: when.
3. Our mother was scary when we were little because she was so strict. Repeat.
4. Our mother was scary when we were little because she was so strict.
Transform: why.
5. She learns fast by being a keen observer. Repeat.
6. She learns fast by being a keen observer. Transform: how.
7. I feel sorry for the victim. Repeat.
8. I feel sorry for the victim. Transform: who.

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9. I armed myself with a stick. Repeat.
10. I armed myself with a stick. Transform: what.
11. The half-naked model is on the billboard. Repeat.
12. The half-naked model is on the billboard. Transform: where.
13. She put bleach in her hair to make it blonde. Repeat.
14. She put bleach in her hair to make it blonde. Transform: how.

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1. Do you think dogs are intelligent?
2. Was your mother strict?
3. Have you seen an armed man?
4. Why are some animals aggressive?
5. Describe your childhood.
6. Do all crime victims go to the police station?
7. Do you have a foreign friend?

1101. The complex house design was impressive. Repeat.
2. Change: detailed, building.
3. Change: road, confusing.
4. Change: is, fascinating.
5. Change: plan, remarkable.
6. Change: unfortunate, ridiculed.
7. Change: complex, rubbish.

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1. He left the beach resort yesterday. Change: today
2. She was a marvelous but unfortunately dull girl. Change: incredibly
3. An aggressive armed person was very scary. Change: intelligent
4. The film institute building is huge and elegant. Change: language
5. She was a complex but incredibly dull girl when she was young. Change:
intense
6. She badly wanted to be blonde. Change: an actress112Some adjectives can be used as nouns when used with the article ‘the’. This
happens when a phrase like ‘the deaf people’ simply becomes ‘the deaf’, theadjective becomes a noun. These adjectives used as nouns are plural in form
and take plural verbs.
Ex.: The deaf have their own special language to communicate. / The rich pay a
big tax to the government.
American, English and Canadian can be both nouns and adjectives. Their pluralform is always a noun but their singular form can be either an adjective or anoun.
Ex.: The Koreans have colorful national costumes. The
Korean dishes in the restaurant are spicy. Other cases:
the + adjective
Ex.: The more, the merrier. / The more, the better. / My brother is the youngest
and I’m the oldest.

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1. The blind use canes to safely walk the streets.
2. Many people in many countries do not like the wealthy.
3. The meek are easily bullied.
4. The young are the future of the nation.
5. The local government should do something for the unemployed.
6. Hospitals should take care of the sick properly.
7. The poor are said to be happier than the rich.
8. He can speak to the deaf because he knows sign language.
9. The Americans will climb the mountain.
10. We want to sit with the Koreans.

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1. The blind cannot play.
2. The blind cannot play with the deaf.
3. The blind cannot play with the deaf and the injured.
4. The blind cannot play with the deaf, the injured, and the sick.
5. The blind cannot play with the deaf, the injured, and the sick but can talk.
6. The blind cannot play with the deaf, the injured, and the sick but can talk withthe meek.
7. The blind cannot play with the deaf, the injured, and the sick but can talk withthe meek and the old.

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1. I looked after the sick.
2. I looked after the injured.
4. I looked after the disabled.
5. We looked after the disabled.
6. We looked after the old.
7. We looked after the deaf.
8. We ran after the deaf.
9. We ran after the young.
10. We ran after the meek.

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1. The elderly need assistance from the government. Repeat.
2. The elderly need assistance from the government. Change: jobless, want.
3. The jobless want assistance from the government. Change: sick, help.
4. The sick want help from the government. Change: deaf, school.
5. The deaf want help from the school. Change: rich, demand.
6. The rich demand help from the school. Change: Koreans, embassy.
7. The Koreans demand help from the embassy. Change: Chinese, answers.

117

1. The poor have very simple lives. Repeat.
2. Change: rich, extravagant.
3. Change: intelligent, creative.
4. Change: unemployed, hard.
5. Change: old, relaxed.
6. Change: young, carefree.
7. Change: injured, careful.

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1. frames
2. ward
3. law firm
4. film
5. clothes shop
6. prison
7. ridiculous
8. fur
9. dumb
10. deceased
11. orchestra
12. accused1191. They visited the old and the young in the hospital. Change: we.
2. The Americans ate at the restaurant. Change: Japanese.
3. We immediately buried the deceased. Change: reported.
4. The unemployed are very eager to apply. Change: jobless.
5. The blind form an orchestra. Change: band.
6. The rich shop in this mall. Change: supermarket.
7. The accused appealed in court for another trial. Change: chance.
8. We have to be careful in transporting the injured. Change: transferring.

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1. Are the Americans in America?
2. Are the Japanese Asians?
3. Is the Korean fair?
4. Are the Koreans fair?
5. Are the Canadians nice?
6. Do the rich have a lot of money?
7. Is the deceased alive?
8. Do the unemployed work?

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1. Everybody wants to have long-term relationships with other people.
2. He inherited a substantial amount of money from his grandpa.
3. We had a technical problem at work today.
4. An unknown person sent her a package.
5. His explanation was vague so we didn’t totally understand it.
6. My sister thought her new ear piercing was not visible.
7. Those who suffer from severe psychological conditions have to be admitted.
8. He has a rare skin condition.
9. Annie doesn’t go out a lot because she has sensitive skin.
10. Kids have such genuine laughter.
11. The inner part of the jacket has to be replaced.
12. We studied the internal organs of the human body.

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1. The problem has a long-term effect.
2. The problem has a substantial effect.
3. The problem has a visible effect.
4. The medicine has a visible effect.
5. The medicine has a vague effect.
6. The medicine has a psychological effect.
7. The accident has a psychological effect.
8. The accident has a psychological result.

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1. She said we are going to talk about a sensitive issue.
2. She said we are going to meet about a technical issue.
3. My boss said we are going to meet about a technical issue.
4. My boss said we are going to meet about an internal issue.
5. My mum said we have to talk about an internal issue.
6. My dad said we have to talk about a genuine concern.
7. My counselor said I have to talk about my concerns.

1271. It is rare for her to be late. Repeat.
2. It is rare for her to be late. Transform: what.
3. I had to stop taking medicine because it has long-term side effects. Repeat.
4. I had to stop taking medicine because it has long-term side effects.
Transform: why.
5. The lawyer has substantial evidence against the accused. Repeat.
6. The lawyer has substantial evidence against the accused. Transform: who.
7. She doesn’t know how to solve a technical problem. Repeat.
8. She doesn’t know how to solve a technical problem. Transform: who.

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9. It is hard to solve this issue because the cause is unknown. Repeat.
10. It is hard to solve this issue because the cause is unknown. Transform: why.
11. She felt a vague feeling of happiness when she saw him yesterday. Repeat.
12. She felt a vague feeling of happiness when she saw him yesterday.
Transform: what.
13. I got visible scars from a car accident. Repeat.
14. I got visible scars from a car accident. Transform: where.
15. My skin started to become overly sensitive last month. Repeat.
16. My skin started to become overly sensitive last month. Transform: when.

1291. It started with a vague matter. Repeat.
2. It started with a vague matter. Add: but visible.
3. It started with a vague but visible matter. Add: substantial.
4. It started with a vague but visible substantial matter. Add: which is
psychological.
5. It started with a vague but visible substantial matter which is psychological. Add: inorigin.

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1. Jenna has some inner struggles. Change: no.
2. I was touched by their genuine concern. Change: they.
3. She likes to wear rare jewelry. Change: gold.
4. The manager wants to keep the internal conflicts a secret. Change: president.
5. I have to make a long-term goal. Change: short.
6. We often use technical terms. Add: non-.
7. The story was set in an unknown country. Change: movie.

1311. Is it rare to feel cold in summer? Yes, it’s …
2. Are you sensitive to the smell of food? Yes/No, I’m ...
3. Is genuine leather expensive? Yes, …
4. Can you touch your inner ear? No, I can’t …
5. Do you wash the internal part of your bag? Yes/No, I …
6. Is it hard to cure psychological disorders? Yes, it’s...

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1. Do you accept gifts from an unknown person?
2. Do you have sensitive skin?
3. Do you like genuine people?
4. Do you agree that drinking medicine has a psychological effect?
5. Is it rare for you to be late?
6. Do you have a long-term goal?

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1. You need to be patient when baking.
2. She was ashamed of her behavior last night.
3. I am a professional baseball player.
4. The dog was frightened of the noise.
5. We were grateful to be alive after that storm.
6. You need to buy a sensible pair of shoes because you will be standing a lot.
7. He finally reported his violent father to the authorities.
8. You should feel guilty for not going to the reunion.
9. It is normal to feel nervous on your first day of work.
10. I was awake the whole night.
11. She felt a sharp pain in her side while jogging.
12. We are fortunate to have lovely parents.

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1. I am patient.
2. I am ashamed.
4. I was ashamed.
5. He was ashamed.
6. He was professional.
7. He was frightened.
8. They were frightened.
9. They were violent.
10. We were violent.
11. We were guilty.

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1. I was awake.
2. I was awake the whole night.
3. I was awake the whole night because I was nervous.
4. I was awake the whole night because I was nervous about the program.
5. I was awake the whole night because I was nervous about the program today.

1381. He was a sensible and sharp student. Repeat.
2. He was a sensible and sharp student. Change: she, police officer.
3. She was a sensible and sharp police officer. Change: patient, dog.
4. She was a patient and sharp dog. Change: violent, nervous.
5. She was a violent and nervous dog. Change: they, robbers.
6. They were violent and nervous robbers. Change: awake, kids.
7. They were awake and nervous kids. Change: we, frightened.

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1. reserve
2. manufacturer
3. unbelievable
4. institute
5. extravagant
6. psychological
7. substantial
8. ashamed1401. I am grateful. Repeat.
2. Add: for the help.
3. Add: because I was very nervous.
4. Add: and I’m fortunate.
5. Add: to have professional people.
6. Add: to help me. me.

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1. I am ashamed to admit my mistake. Add: not.
2. I ate a lot of chocolates and now I feel guilty. Change: dizzy.
3. You need to take a sharp turn to the left after one kilometer. Change: two.
4. She was fortunate to have them as friends. Change: unfortunate.
5. I have to buy sensible clothes for winter. Change: need.
6. I’m fully awake now after drinking a cup of coffee. Change: two.
7. Drunk people can be violent. Change: dangerous.

1421. John is grateful to those who helped him. Repeat.
2. John is grateful to those who helped him. Transform: who.
3. The thunder frightened the dog. Repeat.
4. The thunder frightened the dog. Transform: what.
5. I know the pictures are good for I hired a professional photographer. Repeat.
6. I know the pictures are good for I hired a professional photographer.
Transform: why.
7. He was patient at the hospital yesterday. Repeat.
8. He was patient at the hospital yesterday. Transform: when.

1439. She is guilty of a crime. Repeat.
10. She is guilty of a crime. Transform: not.
11. The girl is ashamed to use her old bag at school. Repeat.
12. The girl is ashamed to use her old bag at school. Transform: what.
13. We feel fortunate to be able to go to the Olympics. Repeat.
14. We feel fortunate to be able to go to the Olympics. Transform: where.

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1. Are you still awake at 12 midnight?
2. What are you grateful for?
3. Are you patient?
4. Is it sensible to buy winter clothes in summer? Why or why not?
5. Do you feel guilty if you’re late for work? If yes, why?
6. Have you witnessed a man being violent?
7. What makes you nervous?
8. Can you name me a professional athlete?

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1. The blind cannot play.
2. The blind cannot play with the deaf.
3. The blind cannot play with the deaf and the injured.
4. The blind cannot play with the deaf, the injured and the sick.
5. The blind cannot play with the deaf, the injured and the sick but can talk.
6. The blind cannot play with the deaf, the injured and the sick but can talk withthe meek.
7. The blind cannot play with the deaf, the injured and the sick but can talk withthe meek and the old.

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1. They visited the old and the young in the hospital. Change: we.
2. The Americans ate at the restaurant. Change: Japanese.
3. We immediately buried the deceased. Change: reported.
4. The unemployed are very eager to apply. Change: jobless.
5. The blind form an orchestra. Change: band.
6. The rich shop in this mall. Change: supermarket.
7. The accused appealed in court for another trial. Change: chance.
8. We have to be careful in transporting the injured. Change: transferring.

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1. reserve
2. manufacturer
3. unbelievable
4. institute
5. extravagant
6. psychological
7. substantial
8. ashamed1541. The problem has a long-term effect.
2. The problem has a substantial effect.
3. The problem has a visible effect.
4. The medicine has a visible effect.
5. The medicine has a vague effect.
6. The medicine has a psychological effect.
7. The accident has a psychological effect.
8. The accident has a psychological result.

1551. It started with a vague matter. Repeat.
2. It started with a vague matter. Add: but visible
3. It started with a vague but visible matter. Add: substantial.
4. It started with a vague but visible substantial matter. Add: which is
psychological.
5. It started with a vague but visible substantial matter which is psychological. Add: inorigin.

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1. frames
2. ward
3. law firm
4. film
5. clothes shop
6. prison
7. ridiculous
8. fur
9. dumb
10. deceased
11. orchestra
12. accused157

1. The poor have very simple lives. Repeat.
2. Change: rich, extravagant.
3. Change: intelligent, creative.
4. Change: unemployed, hard.
5. Change: old, relaxed.
6. Change: young, carefree.
7. Change: injured, careful.

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1. I am patient.
2. I am ashamed.
3. I was ashamed.
4. He was ashamed.
5. He was professional.
6. He was frightened.
7. They were frightened.
8. They were violent.
9. We were violent.
10. We were guilty.

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1. I am grateful. Repeat.
2. Add: for the help.
3. Add: because I was very nervous.
4. Add: and I’m fortunate.
5. Add: to have professional people.
5. Add: to help me.

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1. Do you accept gifts from an unknown person?
2. Do you have sensitive skin?
3. Do you like genuine people?
4. Do you agree that drinking medicine has a psychological effect?
5. Is it rare for you to be late?
6. Do you have a long-term goal?

161

1. John is grateful to those who helped him. Repeat.
2. John is grateful to those who helped him. Transform: who.
3. The thunder frightened the dog. Repeat.
4. The thunder frightened the dog. Transform: what.
5. I know the pictures are good for I hired a professional photographer. Repeat.
6. I know the pictures are good for I hired a professional photographer.
Transform: why.
7. He was patient at the hospital yesterday. Repeat.
8. He was patient at the hospital yesterday. Transform: when.

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9. She is guilty of a crime. Repeat.
10. She is guilty of a crime. Transform: not.
11. The girl is ashamed to use her old bag at school. Repeat.
12. The girl is ashamed to use her old bag at school. Transform: what.
13. We feel fortunate to be able to go to the Olympics. Repeat.
14. We feel fortunate to be able to go to the Olympics. Transform: where.

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1. The poor have very simple lives. Write.
2. They visited the old and the young in the hospital. Change: we.
3. The thunder frightened the dog. Transform: what.
4. It started with a vague but visible matter. Add: substantial.
5. Jenna has some inner struggles. Change: no.
6. I ate a lot of chocolates and now I feel guilty. Change: dizzy.
7. We feel fortunate to be able to go to the Olympics. Transform: where.

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The following phrases are commonly used to start asking for opinions:
What do you think about … ? / From your point of view, … ?
Would you agree/disagree that … ? / Do you have any views on … ?
What’s your view on … ? / What’s your opinion of …? / What’s your positionon…?

We commonly use the following phrases to express opinions:
I think... / If you ask me... / In my opinion, / In my view/ From my point of view, /Personally,165

1. What do you think about the food?
2. I think it is good.
3. Would you agree that banana is the healthiest fruit?
4. Personally, I wouldn’t agree that apple is the healthiest fruit.
5. From your point of view, is 18 years old mature enough to have a driver’s
license?
6. From my point of view, 21 years old is the proper age to get a license.
7. Do you have any views on child labor?
8. I think child labor is awful and heartless.
9. What’s your view on online classes?
10. In my view, online classes are enjoyable and very helpful.
11. What is your opinion about social media?
12. In my opinion, social media is both good and evil.

166

1. I think coffee is very helpful to wake you up in the morning.
2. I think an alarm is very helpful to wake you up in the morning.
3. I think an alarm is very useful to wake you up in the morning.
4. I think tea is very useful to wake you up in the morning.
5. I think food is very useful to wake you up in the morning.
6. I think food is very important to wake you up in the morning.
7. We think food is very important to wake you up in the morning.
8. He thinks food is very important to wake you up in the morning.

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1. In my opinion, pancakes and eggs are good for breakfast. Repeat.
2. In my opinion, pancakes and eggs are good for breakfast. Change: lunch.
3. In my opinion, pancakes and eggs are good for lunch. Change: coffee.
4. In my opinion, pancakes and coffee are good for lunch. Change: view.
5. In my view, pancakes and coffee are good for lunch. Change: not.
6. In my view, pancakes and coffee are not good for lunch. Change: dinner.
7. In my view, pancakes and coffee are not good for dinner. Change: cake.
8. In my view, cake and coffee are not good for dinner. Change: as snacks.

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1. Would you agree that soccer is a dangerous sport? Repeat.
2. Change: basketball.
3. Change: disagree.
4. Change: fencing.
5. Change: karate.
6. Change: agree.
7. Change: interesting.
8. Change: intense. .

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1. Do you have any views on the increase of food prices around the world?
2. What’s your opinion on the increase of food prices around the world?
3. What do you think about the increase of food prices around the world?
4. What’s your view on the increase of food prices around the world?
5. What’s your view on the increase of gasoline prices around the world?
6. Do you have any views on the increase of gasoline prices around the world?
7. What do you think about the increase of gasoline prices around the world?
8. What’s your opinion on the increase of gasoline prices around the world?

170

1. I personally think that the beach is more relaxing than the mountain. Repeat.
2. I personally think that the beach is more relaxing than the mountain. Change:
swimming, running.
3. I personally think that swimming is more relaxing than running. Change:tiring, hiking.
4. I personally think that swimming is more tiring than hiking. Change: less,biking.
5. I personally think that swimming is less tiring than biking. Change: walking,effective.
6. I personally think that walking is less effective than biking. Change: don’t,
enjoyable.
7. I personally don’t think that walking is less enjoyable than biking. Change:
reading, partying.

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1. I think cats are friendlier than dogs. Repeat.
2. I think cats are friendlier than dogs. Transform: which.
3. If you ask me, I think books are better than movies. Repeat.
4. If you ask me, I think books are better than movies. Transform: what’s yourview.
5. In my opinion, women work as well as men. Repeat.
6. In my opinion, women work as well as men. Transform: what’s your opinion.
7. I agree that eating well and exercising are good for the body. Repeat.
8. I agree that eating well and exercising are good for the body. Transform:
Would you agree.
9. In my view, attractive people have a first impression advantage overordinary-looking people. Repeat.
10. In my view, attractive people have a first impression advantage overordinary-looking people. Transform: What do you think.
11. Personally, Christmas is not the biggest holiday of the year. Repeat.
12. Personally, Christmas is not the biggest holiday of the year. Transform:
From your point of view.

1. What do you think about the latest gadgets like cellphones and iPods?
2. What is your position on all countries being independent?
3. From your point of view, is TV news important?
4. Do you agree or disagree that being online most of the time is bad forthe health?
5. Do you have any views on world politics?
6. What is your opinion on government aid for the unemployed?
7. What’s your position on eating fast food every day?