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1. He always bothers me with simple questions.
2. A house near a school should be a consideration.
3. A verb is defined as an action word.
4. The definition of the word “verb” is an “action word”.
5. She always locks the door to ensure safety.
6. We will be expecting to see you on my birthday.
7. The expectation for the team to win is high.
8. My dad prefers wine instead of milk.
9. My preference is for ice cream, not chocolate.
10. It’s time to go back home.
11. They badly need water now.
12. Those little boys like running around the park.

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1. They are bothering me to help them.
2. My friends are bothering me to help them.
3. My friends are expecting me to help them.
4. My friends are asking me to help them.
5. My parents are asking me to help them.
6. My parents are ordering me to help them.
7. My parents are encouraging me to help them.
8. My parents are encouraging me to promise them.

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1. Maria expected a perfect summer vacation in Malibu. Repeat.
2. Maria expected a perfect summer vacation in Malibu. Change: great.
3. Maria expected a great summer vacation in Malibu. Change: preferred.
4. Maria preferred a great summer vacation in Malibu. Change: Ana.
5. Ana preferred a great summer vacation in Malibu. Change: ensured.
6. Ana ensured a great summer vacation in Malibu. Change: the Philippines.

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7. Ana ensured a great summer vacation in the Philippines. Change: they.
8. They ensured a great summer vacation in the Philippines. Change: Christmas.
9. They ensured a great Christmas vacation in the Philippines. Change:
shopping.
10. They ensured a great Christmas shopping in the Philippines. Change: myfamily.
11. My family ensured a great Christmas shopping in the Philippines. Change:
promised.

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1. The expectation of my brother is simple.
2. The expectation of my little brother is simple.
3. The expectation of my little brother is so simple.
4. The expectation of my dear little brother is so simple.
5. The expectation of my dear little brother is so simple and exact.

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1. Finding a house near a station is her consideration. Repeat.
2. Finding a house near a station is her consideration. Add: important.
3. Finding a house near a station is her important consideration. Add: train.
4. Finding a house near a train station is her important consideration. Add:
simple.
5. Finding a simple house near a train station is her important consideration.
Add: now.

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1. His food preference is simple. Repeat.
2. His food preference is simple. Change: clothes.
3. His clothes preference is simple. Change: nice.
4. His clothes preference is nice. Add: always.
5. His clothes preference is always nice. Change: her.

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1. Emily wants to go there early. Repeat.
2. Emily wants to go there early. Add: back.
3. Emily wants to go back there early. Change: she.
4. She wants to go back there early. Change: around.
5. She wants to go around there early. Add: badly.

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1. We can see the definition of the words in a dictionary. Repeat.
2. We can see the definition of the words in a dictionary. Transform: where.
3. The painting was badly created. Repeat.
4. The painting was badly created. Transform: what.
5. Our teacher will define those words tomorrow. Repeat.
6. Our teacher will define those words tomorrow. Transform: when.
7. My friends will pass the food around. Repeat.
8. My friends will pass the food around. Transform: who.
9. We are all bothered by this problem. Repeat.
10. We are all bothered by this problem. Transform: not.

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1. I refer to the dictionary to know the meaning of a word.
2. My mom reminds me to take my medicine every day.
3. I hope that she will remember me.
4. He never loses hope.
5. We are watching the rise and fall of the waves.
6. The sun rises in the east.
7. Hopefully, they can finish that today.

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8. This basketball team is hopeless; they won’t win the game.
9. I am certain that he will pass the exam.
10. Maria certainly didn’t want to be late for work.
11. They removed the big mirror in the library.
12. She used my notes as a reference.
13. Please remove your shoes before you go inside the house.

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1. She was praying for the team to win the game.
2. Mary was praying for the team to win the game.
3. Mary was hoping for the team to win the game.
4. Mary was hoping for the group to win the game.
5. Mary was hoping for the group to win the competition.

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1. He reminds me to clean the table. Repeat.
2. He reminds me to clean the table. Change: mom. 3. Mom reminds me to clean the table. Change: paint.
4. Mom reminds me to paint the table. Change: remove.
5. Mom reminds me to remove the table. Change: Ana.
6. Ana reminds me to remove the table. Change: book.
7. Ana reminds me to remove the book. Change: told.
8. Ana told me to remove the book. Change: destroy.
9. Ana told me to destroy the book. Change: get.
10. Ana told me to get the book Change: phone.

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1. John wanted to watch the game.
2. John certainly wanted to watch the game.
3. John certainly wanted to watch the last game.
4. John and Billy certainly wanted to watch the last game.
5. John and Billy certainly wanted to watch the last basketball game.

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1. My friend will refer to this book. Repeat.
2. My friend will refer to this book. Add: English.
3. My friend will refer to this English book. Add: when speaking to Ana.
4. My friend will refer to this English book when speaking to Ana. Add: old.
5. My friend will refer to this old English book when speaking to Ana. Add:
hopefully.

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1. Mary will watch the sunrise. Repeat.
2. Mary will watch the sunrise. Add: lovely.
3. Mary will watch the lovely sunrise. Change: she.
4. She will watch the lovely sunrise. Add: certainly.
5. She will certainly watch the lovely sunrise. Change: nice.
6. She will certainly watch the nice sunrise. Change: movie.
7. She will certainly watch the nice movie. Add: tonight.
8. She will certainly watch the nice movie tonight. Change: exciting.

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1. Working late is our last hope. Repeat.
2. Working late is our last hope. Transform: what.
3. Mary used my notes as a reference. Repeat.
4. Mary used my notes as a reference. Transform: who.
5. We love watching the rise and fall of the waves. Repeat.
6. We love watching the rise and fall of the waves. Transform: why.

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7. She is very certain that she will go to London in spring. Repeat.
8. She is very certain that she will go to London in spring. Transform: when.
9. I want to remove that painting on the wall. Repeat.
10. I want to remove that painting on the wall. Transform: not.
11. She woke up very early in the city. Repeat.
12. She woke up very early in the city. Transform: where.

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1. The exam was very certainly easy.
2. John is hoping for her to come.
3. Mom certains about the weather today.
4. Please don’t forget to remind me!
5. I was refer that doctor to her.

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1. generally
2. completely
3. control
4. destroy
5. village
6. bird
7. three
8. theater
9. fairly
10. agreement

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1. The creation of the city park took five years. Repeat.
2. The creation of the city park took five years. Transform: what.
3. Little children sometimes fight at school. Repeat.
4. Little children sometimes fight at school. Transform: who.
5. Many people were killed in the mountains. Repeat.
6. Many people were killed in the mountains. Transform: not.

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7. I loved the fight between those two teams yesterday! Repeat.
8. I loved the fight between those two teams yesterday! Transform: when.
9. I like walking instead of driving anywhere in the town. Repeat
10. I like walking instead of driving anywhere in the town. Transform: where.
11. Some parents try to control their children. Repeat.
12. Some parents try to control their children. Transform: not.

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1. The man created the farm.
2. The young man created the farm.
3. The young man created the huge farm.
4. The young man completely created the huge farm.
5. The young man completely created the huge farm in the north.

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1. Maria expected a perfect summer vacation in Malibu. Repeat.
2. Maria expected a perfect summer vacation in Malibu. Change: great.
3. Maria expected a great summer vacation in Malibu. Change: preferred.
4. Maria preferred a great summer vacation in Malibu. Change: Ana.
5. Ana preferred a great summer vacation in Malibu. Change: ensured.
6. Ana ensured a great summer vacation in Malibu. Change: the Philippines.

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7. Ana ensured a great summer vacation in the Philippines. Change: they.
8. They ensured a great summer vacation in the Philippines. Change: Christmas.
9. They ensured a great Christmas vacation in the Philippines. Change:
shopping.
10. They ensured a great Christmas shopping in the Philippines. Change: myfamily.
11. My family ensured a great Christmas shopping in the Philippines. Change:
promised.

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1. Working late is our last hope. Repeat.
2. Working late is our last hope. Transform: what.
3. Mary used my notes as a reference. Repeat.
4. Mary used my notes as a reference. Transform: who.
5. We love watching the rise and fall of the waves. Repeat.
6. We love watching the rise and fall of the waves. Transform: why.

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7. She is very certain that she will go to London in spring. Repeat.
8. She is very certain that she will go to London in spring. Transform: when.
9. I want to remove that painting on the wall. Repeat.
10. I want to remove that painting on the wall. Transform: not.
11. She woke up very early in the city. Repeat.
12. She woke up very early in the city. Transform: where.

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1. They are bothering me to help them.
2. My friends are bothering me to help them.
3. My friends are expecting me to help them.
4. My friends are asking me to help them.
5. My parents are asking me to help them.
6. My parents are ordering me to help them.
7. My parents are encouraging me to help them.
8. My parents are encouraging me to promise them.

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1. She was praying for the team to win the game.
2. Mary was praying for the team to win the game.
3. Mary was hoping for the team to win the game.
4. Mary was hoping for the group to win the game.
5. Mary was hoping for the group to win the competition.

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1. She likes books instead of movies. Repeat.
2. She likes books instead of movies. Change: Ana.
3. Ana likes books instead of movies. Add: reading.
4. Ana likes reading books instead of movies. Add: watching.
5. Ana likes reading books instead of watching movies. Change: films.
6. Ana likes reading books instead of watching films. Add: in the theater.
7. Ana likes reading books instead of watching films in the theater. Add: at home.

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1. Finding a house near a station is her consideration. Repeat.
2. Finding a house near a station is her consideration. Add: important.
3. Finding a house near a station is her important consideration. Add: train.
4. Finding a house near a train station is her important consideration. Add:
simple.
5. Finding a simple house near a train station is her important consideration.
Add: now.

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1. They completed the books.
2. His food preference is simple.
3. Mary will watch the sunrise.
4. The creation of the city park took five years.
5. John wanted to watch the game.
6. Emily wants to go there early.

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1. Don’t lose your money!
2. They failed to pass the test.
3. The police did not allow us to get in.
4. Not studying results in failing.
5. He will succeed in this business.
6. Her success made her rich.
7. Bob slowly applied paint to the wall.
8. She didn’t mean to hurt her friend.
9. She has a good memory.
10. The prince is very powerful.
11. I realized that I needed more money for today.
12. It occurred to me that he was the right man.

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1. lose
2. remove
3. result
4. apply
5. rise6. refer
7. reference
8. allow
9. fail
10. realize
11. remind

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1. Mom lost the key yesterday.
2. Justin lost the key yesterday.
3. Justin lost the game yesterday.
5. Justin lost the paint yesterday.
6. Justin applied the paint yesterday.

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1. He realized he failed his team.
2. He realized he failed his exam.
3. Mr. Jones realized he failed his exam.
4. Mr. Jones realized he failed his children.
5. Mr. Jones realized he lost his children.
6. Mr. Jones knew he lost his children.
7. Mr. Jones knew he lost his memory.
8. Mr. Jones knew he lost his plan.
9. Mr. Jones knew he saved his plan.

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1. She failed to pass the test. Repeat.
2. She failed to pass the test. Change: take.
3. She failed to take the test. Change: tried.
4. She tried to take the test. Change: forgot.
5. She forgot to take the test. Change: paper.
6. She forgot to take the paper. Change: bring.
7. She forgot to bring the paper. Change: dad.
8. Dad forgot to bring the paper. Change: credit card.

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1. Applying paint results in a beautiful room.
2. Applying green paint results in a beautiful room.
3. Applying green and white paint results in a beautiful room.
4. Applying green and white paint on the table results in a beautiful room.
5. Applying green and white paint on the center table results in a beautiful room.

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1. A problem occurred before the conference. Repeat.
2. A problem occurred before the conference. Change: competition.
3. A problem occurred before the competition. Add: little.
4. A little problem occurred before the competition. Change: existed.
5. A little problem existed before the competition. Change: big.
6. A big problem existed before the competition. Add: yesterday.
7. A big problem existed before the competition yesterday. Change: class.
8. A big problem existed before the class yesterday. Add: geography.
9. A big problem existed before the geography class yesterday. Change: came.
10. A big problem came before the geography class yesterday. Change: man.

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1. Studying hard results in perfect scores on exams. Repeat.
2. Studying hard results in perfect scores on exams. Transform: what.
3. Maria means what she says. Repeat.
4. Maria means what she says. Transform: who.
5. The film was a great success. Repeat.
6. The film was a great success. Transform: not.
7. A prince is powerful. Repeat.
8. A prince is powerful. Transform: why.
9. Father allowed us to play outside. Repeat.
10. Father allowed us to play outside. Transform: where.

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A gerund is formed by adding “ing” to a verb. It is a noun which refers to an
action, process, or state. For example 'running' and 'thinking’.
Gerunds function as nouns. They usually follow transitive verbs.
Examples:
1. He remembers playing soccer.
2. The doctor permitted drinking one glass of wine a day.
3. Fred advised buying the more expensive television.

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1. Actually, I need a shower now.
2. I don’t ask for money, anyway.
3. She charged him $20 for that bag.
4. He acted crazy in the bar!
5. The reply was short and direct.
6. She replied with a sweet smile.
7. They tried translating the words from English into French.
8. My mom hates shouting in the house.
9. I remember stepping on that small flower.
10. My sister advised helping other people.
11. My teacher permits talking for 30 minutes.
12. The job requires working six days a week.

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1. My dad permits studying English in the Philippines.
2. My dad permits studying English in London.
3. My mother permits studying English in London.
4. My mother permits studying English in New York.
5. My mother permits studying geography in New York.
6. My mother advises studying geography in New York.
7. My mother advises studying business in New York.
8. My mother advises doing business in New York.
9. My mother considers doing business in New York.
10. My mother prefers doing business in New York.

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1. That job actually requires working in Malaysia.
2. That show actually requires working in Malaysia.
3. That show actually requires acting in Malaysia.
4. That show actually requires singing in Malaysia.
5. That show actually requires singing in public.
6. That show actually enjoys singing in public.
7. That team actually enjoys singing in public.
8. That team actually enjoys shouting in public
9. That team actually enjoys acting in public.

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1. I keep charging her.
2. Anyway, I keep charging her.
3. Anyway, I keep charging her for parking.
4. Anyway, I keep charging her $5 for parking.
5. Anyway, I keep charging her $5 every day for parking.
6. Anyway, I keep charging her $5 every day for car parking.

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1. My friend prefers replying by a letter. Repeat.
2. My friend prefers replying by a letter. Add: short.
3. My friend prefers replying by a short letter. Add: dear.
4. My dear friend prefers replying by a short letter. Add: simple.
5. My dear friend prefers replying by a short and simple letter. Add: to us.

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1. Mr. Miller enjoys reading the letter of his friend. Repeat.
2. Mr. Miller enjoys reading the letter of his friend. Change: reply.
3. Mr. Miller enjoys reading the reply of his friend. Add: in Italian.
4. Mr. Miller enjoys reading the reply of his friend in Italian. Change: book.
5. Mr. Miller enjoys reading the book of his friend in Italian. Change: he.
6. He enjoys reading the book of his friend in Italian. Change: keeps.

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7. He keeps reading the book of his friend in Italian. Change: French.
8. He keeps reading the book of his friend in French. Change: advises.
9. He advises reading the book of his friend in French. Change: mentions.
10. He mentions reading the book of his friend in French. Change: sending.
11. He mentions sending the book of his friend in French. Add: actually.

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1. The little child continued stepping on the flowers. Repeat.
2. The little child continued stepping on the flowers. Transform: who.
3. I forgot translating the sentence for her. Repeat.
4. I forgot translating the sentence for her. Transform: what.
5. She started acting crazy in the theater. Repeat.
6. She started acting crazy in the theater. Transform: where.
7. The farmer prefers charging the man for the meat. Repeat.
8. The farmer prefers charging the man for the meat. Transform: not.
9. I began studying Chinese yesterday. Repeat.
10. I began studying Chinese yesterday. Transform: when.

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Make sentences using the given verbs and gerunds.
Example: likedancing
Answer: Mark likes dancing.

1.permitshopping
2. advise sleeping
3. keepshouting
4. enjoyeddriving
5. requiredreading
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Explanation: It means that the verb or adjective is half done, achieved.
More examples:
The chicken is cooked. = the chicken is fully/properly cooked.
The chicken is half cooked. = the chicken is half cooked/not fully cooked.
The room is painted. = the room is completely painted.
The room is half painted. = the room is only half painted.

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1. The food was highly priced.
2. I am fully aware of the situation here in the office.
3. The meat was half cooked!
4. My daughter is jumping high with the other children.
5. The police did not allow us to see my favorite singer.
6. I bet they will win the match.

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1. A bird is slowly flying high in the sky.
2. A plane is slowly flying high in the sky.
3. A plane is successfully flying high in the sky.
4. A plane is successfully flying high in the air.
5. A plane is simply flying high in the air.

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1. I bet the window of the room is half open. Repeat.
2. I bet the window of the room is half open. Change: door.
3. I bet the door of the room is half open. Change: think.
4. I think the door of the room is half open. Change: bedroom.
5. I think the door of the bedroom is half open. Change: realize.
6. I realize the door of the bedroom is half open. Change: they.
7. They realize the door of the bedroom is half open. Change: kitchen.
8. They realize the door of the kitchen is half open. Change: office.
9. They realize the door of the office is half open. Change: expect.
10. They expect the door of the office is half open. Change: know.

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1. Artists are respected.
2. Artists are highly respected.
3. Artists are highly respected in France.
4. Artists are highly respected in Paris, France.
5. Artists are highly respected and paid in Paris, France.

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1. Maria is allowed to go inside. Repeat.
2. Maria is allowed to go inside. Add: the studio.
3. Maria is allowed to go inside the studio. Add: not.
4. Maria is not allowed to go inside the studio. Add: actually.
5. Maria is actually not allowed to go inside the studio. Add: today.

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1. I bet he was permitted to drive. Repeat.
2. I bet he was permitted to drive. Add: the car.
3. I bet he was permitted to drive the car. Change: think.
4. I think he was permitted to drive the car. Change: told.
5. I think he was told to drive the car. Change: believe.
6. I believe he was told to drive the car. Add: strongly.
7. I strongly believe he was told to drive the car. Change: promised.
8. I strongly believe he was promised to drive the car. Add: red.
9. I strongly believe he was promised to drive the red car. Change: they.
10. They strongly believe he was promised to drive the red car. Change: buy.

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1. I am fully aware of the problems here. Repeat.
2. I am fully aware of the problems here. Transform: what.
3. The soldier did not allow us to go anywhere. Repeat.
4. The soldier did not allow us to go anywhere. Transform: who.
5. I only slept for half an hour last night. Repeat.
6. I only slept for half an hour last night. Transform: when.
7. She bets it will rain tomorrow. Repeat.
8. She bets it will rain tomorrow. Transform: when. 9. The clock is placed high on the wall. Repeat.
10. The clock is placed high on the wall. Transform: why.

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1. fully
2. forget
3. wave
4. food
5. vegetables
6. remove
7. half
8. advise
9. form
10. forget
11. view

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1. I changed the volume of the television.
2. Mary changed her direction to the north.
3. My brother went home and changed his clothes.
4. The weather changed from sunny to stormy.
5. The teacher changed some parts of the lesson because it was too difficult.
6. The basketball team changed their plan.
7. John changed planes in Chicago.
8. Seeds change into flowers.

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1. She changed the speed of her cute car.
2. She changed the speed of her cute bike.
3. Ana changed the speed of her cute bike.
4. Ana changed the wheel of her cute bike.
5. Ana changed the wheel of her old bike.
6. Ana changed the color of her old bike.

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1. The little boy changed into a good man. Repeat.
2. The little boy changed into a good man. Change: kind.
3. The little boy changed into a kind man. Change: kid.
4. The little kid changed into a kind man. Change: father.
5. The little kid changed into a kind father. Change: my.
6. My little kid changed into a kind father. Change: child.
7. My little child changed into a kind father. Change: parent.

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1. Life changed her into a bad person.
2. Actually, life changed her into a bad person.
3. Actually, life changed her from a good into a bad person.
4. Actually, life in the city changed her from a good person into a bad person.

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1. Maria changed the pictures in the room. Repeat.
2. Maria changed the pictures in the room. Add: big.
3. Maria changed the big pictures in the room. Add: first.
4. Maria changed the big pictures in the first room. Add: Aunt.
5. Aunt Maria changed the big pictures in the first room. Add: quickly.
6. Aunt Maria quickly changed the big pictures in the first room. Add: yesterday.
7. Yesterday, Aunt Maria quickly changed the big pictures in the first room. Add:
lights.

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1. The new president promised to change the country.
2. The last president promised to change the company.
3. The old president tried to change the company.
4. The old man tried to change the office.
5. The old man wanted to change the information.

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1. The life in the city changed quickly. Repeat.
2. The life in the city changed quickly. Change: people.
3. The people in the city changed quickly. Change: town.
4. The people in the town changed quickly. Add: next.
5. The people in the next town changed quickly. Change: badly.
6. The people in the next town changed badly. Add: young.

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1. The color of the leaves changes in fall. Repeat.
2. The color of the leaves changes in fall. Transform: when.
3. Maria will change her plane ticket tomorrow. Repeat.
4. Maria will change her plane ticket tomorrow. Transform: what.
5. We decided to change seats. Repeat.
6. We decided to change seats. Transform: not.
7. They want to change the time of the game. Repeat.
8. They want to change the time of the game. Transform: why.
9. My cousin changed her hair color. Repeat.
10. My cousin changed her hair color. Transform: who.

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1. Is changing jobs a good idea?
2. What do you want to change in your life? Why?
3. Do you want to change your hair color? Why?
4. How often do you change your cellphone?
5. How many times do you change bus/train to go to work/school?

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1. I changed the volume of the television.
2. Mary changed her direction to the north.
3. My brother went home and changed his clothes.
4. The weather changed from sunny to stormy.
5. The teacher changed some parts of the lesson because it was too difficult.
6. The basketball team changed their plan.
7. John changed planes in Chicago.
8. Seeds change into flowers.

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1. lose
2. remove
3. result
4. apply
5. rise6. refer
7. reference
8. allow
9. fail
10. realize
11. remind

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1. He realized he failed his team.
2. He realized he failed his exam.
3. Mr. Jones realized he failed his exam.
4. Mr. Jones realized he failed his children.
5. Mr. Jones realized he lost his children.
6. Mr. Jones knew he lost his children.
7. Mr. Jones knew he lost his memory.
8. Mr. Jones knew he lost his plan.
9. Mr. Jones knew he saved his plan.

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1. My friend prefers replying by a letter. Repeat.
2. My friend prefers replying by a letter. Add: short.
3. My friend prefers replying by a short letter. Add: dear.
4. My dear friend prefers replying by a short letter. Add: simple.
5. My dear friend prefers replying by a short and simple letter. Add: to us.

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1. fully
2. forget
3. wave
4. food
5. vegetables
6. remove
7. half
8. advise
9. form
10. forget
11. view

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1. I am fully aware of the problems here. Repeat.
2. I am fully aware of the problems here. Transform: what.
3. The soldier did not allow us to go anywhere. Repeat.
4. The soldier did not allow us to go anywhere. Transform: who.
5. I only slept for half an hour last night. Repeat.
6. I only slept for half an hour last night. Transform: when.
7. She bets it will rain tomorrow. Repeat.
8. She bets it will rain tomorrow. Transform: when. 9. The clock is placed high on the wall. Repeat.
10. The clock is placed high on the wall. Transform: why.

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1. The life in the city changed quickly. Repeat.
2. The life in the city changed quickly. Change: people.
3. The people in the city changed quickly. Change: town.
4. The people in the town changed quickly. Add: next.
5. The people in the next town changed quickly. Change: badly.
6. The people in the next town changed badly. Add: young.

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1. Is changing jobs a good idea?
2. What do you want to change in your life? Why?
3. Do you want to change your hair color? Why?
4. How often do you change your cellphone?
5. How many times do you change bus/train to go to work/school?

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1. Applying paint results in a beautiful room.
2. Mr. Miller enjoys reading the reply of his friend.
3. Artists are respected.
4. Maria changed the pictures in the room.
5. I bet he was permitted to drive.
6. The new president promised to change the country.

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