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1. The tongue tip starts in the middle and at the front of the mouth.
2. The tongue moves to just behind the front teeth.
3. The lips are quite close for the duration of the movement.

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1. The game starts on Monday.
2. It stopped raining.
3. I wake up early in the morning.
4. She thinks the school is old.
5. It’s beginning to rain.
6. They came home early.
7. He went to school late.
8. I saw him later that day.
9. The talk lasts for five hours.
10. It is raining at last!
11. I speak English, of course!

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2. rain3. conversation
4. compare
5. wake
6. shake
7. age8. way9. change
10. day175

1. He works at seven o’clock in the morning.
2. He starts at seven o’clock in the morning.
3. It starts at seven o’clock in the morning.
4. It starts at seven o’clock in the evening.
5. It starts at six o’clock in the evening.
6. It begins at six o’clock in the evening.
7. It stops at six o’clock in the evening.
8. It stops at eleven o’clock in the evening.

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1. I think the class is interesting. Repeat.
2. I think the class is interesting. Change: lesson.
3. I think the lesson is interesting. Change: know.
4. I know the lesson is interesting. Change: difficult.
5. I know the lesson is difficult. Change: test.
6. I know the test is difficult. Change: my.
7. I know my test is difficult. Change: better.
8. I know my test is better. Change: job.
9. I know my job is better. Change: early.
10. I know my job is early. Change: teacher.

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1. I wake up at six o’clock.
2. I wake up at almost six o’clock.
3. Of course, I wake up at almost six o’clock.
4. Of course, I wake up at almost six o’clock every day.
5. Of course, I don’t wake up at almost six o’clock every day.

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1. Our teacher came early. Repeat.
2. Our teacher came early. Add: today.
3. Our teacher came early today. Add: tall.
4. Our tall teacher came early today. Add: at last.

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2. eight
3. late
4. May5. great
6. same1. The class lasts fifty minutes. Repeat.
2. The class lasts fifty minutes. Add: every day.
3. The class lasts fifty minutes every day. Change: is.
4. The class is fifty minutes every day. Change: late.
5. The class is fifty minutes late. Change: seven.
6. The class is seven minutes late. Add: today.
7. The class is seven minutes late today. Change: game.
8. The game is seven minutes late today. Add: almost.
9. The game is almost seven minutes late today. Change: my.
10. My game is almost seven minutes late today. Change: dad.

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1. She was at home. Change: we.
2. I am thinking of you. Change: she.
3. She is almost there. Change: they.
4. My class starts at ten o’clock. Add: yesterday.

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1. We drove the car later that day. Repeat.
2. We drove the car later that day. Transform: what.
3. She went home an hour later. Repeat.
4. She went home an hour later. Transform: where.
5. My sister wakes up at eleven o’clock. Repeat.
6. My sister wakes up at eleven o’clock. Transform: who.
7. We stopped the car there. Repeat.
8. We stopped the car there. Transform: what.
9. The show lasted for five hours. Repeat.
10. The show lasted for five hours. Transform: not.

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1. The tongue tip starts in the middle and at the front of the mouth.
2. The tongue moves to the center of the mouth.
3. The lips are quite close for the duration of the movement.

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1. My teacher checks my exercises.
2. I choose that dress.
3. They continued driving on the road.
4. She is dropping her book.
5. The end of the story is good.
6. My class ends at five o’clock.
7. She fills her glass with water.
8. He put the glass on the table.
9. My hands are shaking.
10. I am studying hard.
11. I ate a sandwich this morning.
12. She did her first check yesterday.

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1. hair
2. chair
3. wear
4. there
5. where1. My cousin chose this.
2. My cousin checked this.
3. My brother checked this.
4. My brother continued this.
5. My brother continued swimming.
6. My brother continued reading.
7. My brother continued the game.
8. Her brother continued the game.
9. Her brother ended the game.
10. Her brother ended the conversation.

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1. She eats her little sandwich. Repeat.
2. She eats her little sandwich. Change: like.
3. She likes her little sandwich. Change: mom.
4. Mom likes her little sandwich. Change: purse.
5. Mom likes her little purse. Change: drops.
6. Mom drops her little purse. Change: expensive.
7. Mom drops her expensive purse. Change: shakes.
8. Mom shakes her expensive purse. Change: old.
9. Mom shakes her old purse. Change: pen.
10. Mom shakes her old pen. Change: breaks.

190

1. I am putting my coffee on the table.
2. I am putting my coffee down on the table.
3. I am putting my hot coffee down on the table.
4. I am putting my hot coffee down on the short table.
5. I am not putting my hot coffee down on the short table.

1911. We are filling the glass with water. Repeat.
2. We are filling the glass with water. Add: big.
3. We are filling the big glass with water. Add: not.
4. We are not filling the big glass with water. Add: now.
5. We are not filling the big glass with water now. Add: clean.

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1. Our dad is working hard. Repeat.
2. Our dad is working hard. Add: every day.
3. Our dad is working hard every day. Change: brother.
4. Our brother is working hard every day. Change: studying.
5. Our brother is studying hard every day. Change: my.
6. My brother is studying hard every day. Change: sister.
7. My sister is studying hard every day. Change: a bit.
8. My sister is studying a bit every day. Change: early.

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2. great
3. wear
4. there
5. rain194

1. I liked the end of the story. Add: didn’t.
2. We are doing the weekly check. Change: were.
3. My mom chooses my food. Add: dad.
4. I fill my bag with food. Change: she.
5. She is checking on her son at school. Change: they.

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1. They continued driving the car. Repeat.
2. They continued driving the car. Transform: what.
3. She is putting her bag on the chair. Repeat.
4. She is putting her bag on the chair. Transform: where.
5. His dad made the sandwich. Repeat.
6. His dad made the sandwich. Transform: who.
7. I dropped the paper in the box. Repeat.
8. I dropped the paper in the box. Transform: where.
9. My cousin is checking on the weather. Repeat.
10. My cousin is checking on the weather. Transform: who.

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1. My mom is able to hear the song better now. Repeat.
2. My mom is able to hear the song better now. Change: birds.
3. My mom is able to hear the birds better now. Change: she.
4. She is able to hear the birds better now. Change: see.
5. She is able to see the birds better now. Change: sky.
6. She is able to see the sky better now. Change: building.
7. She is able to see the building better now. Change: he.
8. He is able to see the building better now. Change: food.
9. He is able to see the food better now. Change: eat.
10. He is able to eat the food better now. Change: smell.

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1. hair
2. chair
3. wear
4. there
5. where

R.E.M.S. METHOD

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1. We drove the car later that day. Repeat.
2. We drove the car later that day. Transform: what.
3. She went home an hour later. Repeat.
4. She went home an hour later. Transform: where.
5. My sister wakes up at eleven o’clock. Repeat.
6. My sister wakes up at eleven o’clock. Transform: who.
7. We stopped the car there. Repeat.
8. We stopped the car there. Transform: what.
9. The show lasted for five hours. Repeat.
10. The show lasted for five hours. Transform: not.

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2. great
3. wear
4. there
5. rain207

1. They continued driving the car. Repeat.
2. They continued driving the car. Transform: what.
3. She is putting her bag on the chair. Repeat.
4. She is putting her bag on the chair. Transform: where.
5. His dad made the sandwich. Repeat.
6. His dad made the sandwich. Transform: who.
7. I dropped the paper in the box. Repeat.
8. I dropped the paper in the box. Transform: where.
9. My cousin is checking on the weather. Repeat.
10. My cousin is checking on the weather. Transform: who.

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1. I know this place.
2. I know this place better.
3. I know this little place better.
4. I know this little place better now.

209

1. He works at seven o’clock in the morning.
2. He starts at seven o’clock in the morning.
3. It starts at seven o’clock in the morning.
4. It starts at seven o’clock in the evening.
5. It starts at six o’clock in the evening.
6. It begins at six o’clock in the evening.
7. It stops at six o’clock in the evening.
8. It stops at eleven o’clock in the evening.

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1. Our dad is working hard. Repeat.
2. Our dad is working hard. Add: every day.
3. Our dad is working hard every day. Change: brother.
4. Our brother is working hard every day. Change: studying.
5. Our brother is studying hard every day. Change: my.
6. My brother is studying hard every day. Change: sister.
7. My sister is studying hard every day. Change: a bit.
8. My sister is studying a bit every day. Change: early.

211

1. The dog sounds happy. Repeat.
2. The dog sounds happy. Change: my.
3. My dog sounds happy. Change: son.
4. My son sounds happy. Change: sad.
5. My son sounds sad. Add: last.
6. My last son sounds sad. Change: her.
7. Her last son sounds sad. Change: is.
8. Her last son is sad. Add: now.
9. Her last son is sad now. Change: home.
10. Her last son is home now. Change: cute.

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1. Did you touch my things?
2. Did she touch my things?
3. Did she touch my dog?
4. Did she hear my dog?
5. Did she hear the dog?
6. Did she hear the sound?
7. Did she like the sound?
8. Did they like the sound?
9. Do they like the sound?
10. Do they like the story?

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1. My mom is able to hear the song better now.
2. We drove the car later that day.
3. They continued driving the car.
4. He works at seven o’clock in the morning.
5. My sister is studying a bit every day.
6. Did she hear the sound?

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Please refer to the definition file.

215

1. The tongue tip starts fairly high and at the front of the mouth.
2. The tongue moves to the center of the mouth.
3. The lips are quite close for the duration of the movement.

216

1. Excuse me.
2. His boss excused him.
3. I found my pen.
4. It happened yesterday.
5. He punched the wall.
6. She is sitting behind me.
7. We are considering his time.
8. I doubted her knowledge.
9. She has no doubts now.
10. There was no doubt about her actions.
11. I am sorry.
12. She spoke strongly to her.
13. The drive lasts for eight hours.

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1. ear
2. hear
3. clear1. She found the pen there.
2. She found the book there.
3. He found the book there.
4. He punched the book there.
5. He punched the wall there.

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1. She excused me later that day.
2. He excused me later that day.
3. He found me later that day.
4. He found her later that day.
5. He found her at last that day.
6. He found you at last that day.
7. He considered you at last that day.
8. He answered you at last that day.
9. He answered you at last that afternoon.
10. He joined you at last that afternoon.

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1. The show at the market happened yesterday. Repeat.
2. The show at the market happened yesterday. Change: school.
3. The show at the school happened yesterday. Change: ended.
4. The show at the school ended yesterday. Change: talk.
5. The talk at the school ended yesterday. Change: early.

2211. I am sitting across from my teacher. Repeat.
2. I am sitting across from my teacher. Change: standing.
3. I am standing across from my teacher. Change: behind.
4. I am standing behind my teacher. Change: sister.
5. I am standing behind my sister. Change: was.

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1. They doubt her knowledge. Repeat.
2. They doubt her knowledge. Change: actions.
3. They doubt her actions. Change: you.
4. You doubt her actions. Add: strongly.
5. You strongly doubt her actions. Change: consider.
6. You strongly consider her actions. Change: doubts.
7. You strongly consider her doubts. Change: feelings.
8. You strongly consider her feelings. Change: his.
9. You strongly consider his feelings. Add: sad.
10. You strongly consider his sad feelings. Change: we.

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1. His doubts are stopping him. Change: didn’t.
2. I am sorry to hear that. Change: she.
3. She punched me. Add: didn’t.
4. My mom is sitting there. Change: didn’t.
5. They are having a short drive now. Change: she.

224

1. where
2. ear
3. chair
4. hear
5. clear

225

Please refer to the definition file.

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1. I received your message.
2. We test the car.
3. There was a dance yesterday.
4. The rain falls from the sky.
5. Did you return the book?
6. They stamped my letter.
7. They put a stamp on my letter.
8. His age is twenty.
9. The line is long.
10. The difference between these shoes is the color.
11. The teacher gave five examples.

2281. My sister received the letter late.
2. My boss received the letter late.
3. My boss stamped the letter late.
4. My boss returned the letter late.
5. My boss returned the flowers late.
6. My boss returned the flowers early.
7. Our boss returned the flowers early.
8. Our boss returned the book early.
9. Our boss returned the car early.
10. Our boss returned the car yesterday.
11. Our brother returned the car yesterday.
12. Our brother tested the car yesterday.

229

1. The difference between the flowers is the color. Repeat.
2. The difference between the flowers is the color. Change: stamps.
3. The difference between the stamps is the color. Change: shape.
4. The difference between the stamps is the shape. Change: books.
5. The difference between the books is the shape. Change: story.

230

1. The line was long.
2. The line for a taxi was long.
3. The line for a taxi in the city was long.
4. The line for a taxi in the city was not long.
5. The line for a taxi in the city was not long yesterday.

231

1. There was a dance on the street. Repeat.
2. There was a dance on the street. Transform: what.
3. The rain is falling hard. Repeat.
4. The rain is falling hard. Transform: what.
5. The age of my sister is eighteen. Repeat.
6. The age of my sister is eighteen. Transform: who.
7. I received the food at home. Repeat.
8. I received the food at home. Transform: where.
9. We returned the clothes to the shop. Repeat.
10. We returned the clothes to the shop. Transform: where.

232

1. We have a new dance. Change: she.
2. We are stamping papers. Change: stamped.
3. We drove the long road yesterday. Add: were.
4. I need two examples. Change: she.
5. We are testing the new television. Change: I.

233

Please refer to the definition file.

234

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1. The tongue tip starts fairly high and near the back of the mouth.
2. The tongue moves to the center of the mouth.
3. The lips start rounded and then move to a neutral position in which they arequite close together.

236

1. My choice of food is sweet.
2. She had a good sleep.
3. Your return is interesting.
4. This is the way to the market.
5. We returned the false documents.
6. It is a true story.
7. They are building our house.
8. She kept herself busy.
9. The policeman led the way.
10. They walk along the river.
11. We went home by car.

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1. your
2. poor3. dear1. She had a good choice.
2. He had a good choice.
3. He had a good sleep.
4. They had a good sleep.
5. They had a short sleep.
6. They took a short sleep.
7. They took a short way.
8. You took a short way.

239

1. We go to work by car. Repeat.
2. We go to work by car. Change: school.
3. We go to school by car. Change: train.
4. We go to school by train. Change: I.
5. I go to school by train. Change: bus.

240

1. He drove me along this way. Repeat.
2. He drove me along this way. Change: she.
3. She drove me along this way. Change: led.
4. She led me along this way. Change: road.
5. She led me along this road. Change: us.

241

1. I joined the talk. Repeat.
2. I joined the talk. Change: group.
3. I joined the group. Add: first.
4. I joined the first group. Change: we.
5. We joined the first group. Change: kept.
6. We kept the first group. Change: built.
7. We built the first group. Add: yesterday.
8. We built the first group yesterday. Change: led.
9. We led the first group yesterday. Change: last.
10. We led the last group yesterday. Change: they.

242

1. His return to England was great. Repeat.
2. His return to England was great. Transform: what.
3. His brother gave him a false name. Repeat.
4. His brother gave him a false name. Transform: who.
5. His choice was considered. Repeat.
6. His choice was considered. Transform: what.
7. They walk by the shop. Repeat.
8. They walk by the shop. Transform: where.
9. We have a long way to go. Repeat.
10. We have a long way to go. Transform: who.

243

1. She is writing a true story. Change: wrote.
2. We kept left. Add: didn’t.
3. They kept on talking. Change: she.
4. She leads the dance. Add: doesn’t.
5. I had a good night’s sleep. Add: didn’t.

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1. She excused me later that day.
2. He excused me later that day.
3. He found me later that day.
4. He found her later that day.
5. He found her at last that day.
6. He found you at last that day.
7. He considered you at last that day.
8. He answered you at last that day.
9. He answered you at last that afternoon.
10. He joined you at last that afternoon.

251

1. ear
2. hear
3. clear1. My sister received the letter late.
2. My boss received the letter late.
3. My boss stamped the letter late.
4. My boss returned the letter late.
5. My boss returned the flowers late.
6. My boss returned the flowers early.
7. Our boss returned the flowers early.
8. Our boss returned the book early.
9. Our boss returned the car early.
10. Our boss returned the car yesterday.
11. Our brother returned the car yesterday.
12. Our brother tested the car yesterday.

253

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2. ear
3. chair
4. hear
5. clear254

1. She had a good choice.
2. He had a good choice.
3. He had a good sleep.
4. They had a good sleep.
5. They had a short sleep.
6. They took a short sleep.
7. They took a short way.
8. You took a short way.

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1. The show at the market happened yesterday. Repeat.
2. The show at the market happened yesterday. Change: school.
3. The show at the school happened yesterday. Change: ended.
4. The show at the school ended yesterday. Change: talk.
5. The talk at the school ended yesterday. Change: early.

257

1. There was a dance on the street. Repeat.
2. There was a dance on the street. Transform: what.
3. The rain is falling hard. Repeat.
4. The rain is falling hard. Transform: what.
5. The age of my sister is eighteen. Repeat.
6. The age of my sister is eighteen. Transform: who.
7. I received the food at home. Repeat.
8. I received the food at home. Transform: where.
9. We returned the clothes to the shop. Repeat.
10. We returned the clothes to the shop. Transform: where.

258

1. I joined the talk. Repeat.
2. I joined the talk. Change: group.
3. I joined the group. Add: first.
4. I joined the first group. Change: we.
5. We joined the first group. Change: kept.
6. We kept the first group. Change: built.
7. We built the first group. Add: yesterday.
8. We built the first group yesterday. Change: led.
9. We led the first group yesterday. Change: last.
10. We led the last group yesterday. Change: they.

259

1. His doubts are stopping him. Change: didn’t.
2. I am sorry to hear that. Change: she.
3. She punched me. Add: didn’t.
4. My mom is sitting there. Change: didn’t.
5. They are having a short drive now. Change: she.

260

1. The line was long.
2. The line for a taxi was long.
3. The line for a taxi in the city was long.
4. The line for a taxi in the city was not long.
5. The line for a taxi in the city was not long yesterday.

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1. It happened yesterday.
2. There was a dance on the street.
3. She is writing a true story.
4. I am sitting across from my teacher.
5. The line for taxis in the city was not long yesterday.
6. She had a good choice.

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