Please refer to the definition file.

196

1. The two companies had an agreement.
2. The children gave good comments about the story.
3. We discussed how to take care of nature.
4. He emailed his mother yesterday.
5. He gave a description of his city.
6. He can’t explain everything to his father.
7. She wants to inform you about the meeting tomorrow.
8. They invited us to go swimming this afternoon.

197

1. He invited his friends to watch a movie yesterday.
2. He invited his family to watch a movie yesterday.
3. He invited his family to go swimming yesterday.
4. He invited his mother to go swimming yesterday.
5. He emailed his mother to go swimming yesterday.
6. He emailed his mother to go shopping yesterday.
7. He emailed his mother to go shopping two days ago.

198

1. She explained the agreement to the students.
2. He discussed the agreement with the teachers.
3. He discussed the comments with the teachers.
4. He emailed the comments to the parents.
5. She emailed the agreement to the parents.
6. She informed the students of the agreement.

199

1. He emailed his mother.
2. He emailed his mother yesterday.
3. He emailed the agreement to his mother yesterday.
4. He emailed the agreement to his beautiful mother yesterday.
5. He emailed the agreement to his beautiful mother yesterday morning.

2001. The children gave some comments.
2. The children gave some comments about the story.
3. The children gave some good comments about the story.
4. The children gave some good and bad comments about the story.
5. The children gave some good and bad comments about the story in the
book.

201

1. They invited us to go swimming in the sea this afternoon. Repeat.
2. They invited us to go swimming in the sea this afternoon. Transform: what.
3. They invited us to go swimming in the sea this afternoon. Transform: who.
4. They invited us to go swimming in the sea this afternoon. Transform: where.
5. They invited us to go swimming in the sea this afternoon. Transform: when.

202

1. She emailed the agreement to her mother at home yesterday. Repeat.
2. She emailed the agreement to her mother at home yesterday. Transform:
what.
3. She emailed the agreement to her mother at home yesterday. Transform:
who.
4. She emailed the agreement to her mother at home yesterday. Transform:
when.
5. She emailed the agreement to her mother at home yesterday. Transform:
where.

203

1. We discussed the story. Repeat.
2. We discussed the story. Add: interesting.
3. We discussed the interesting story. Change: movie.
4. We discussed the interesting movie. Add: watched.
5. We watched and discussed the interesting movie. Change: they.

204

1. She invited us to go swimming. Repeat.
2. She invited us to go swimming. Add: two days ago.
3. She invited us to go swimming two days ago. Change: read a book.
4. She invited us to read a book two days ago. Add: good.
5. She invited us to read a good book two days ago. Change: informed.

205

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1. How often do you email your friends?
2. Do you like to invite people to your house?
3. Give a short description of your city/town.
4. Can you explain some words in English?
5. What are the comments you hear from people about the weather?

207

Please refer to the definition file.

208

1. She often mentions that she loves teaching.
2. They made a promise to each other.
3. She proved to us that she could do the job.
4. He promised not to be late again.
5. The students reacted to the teacher’s discussion.
6. Their reaction to the game was bad.
7. My mother suggested I do the shopping.
8. We always use a pen and a piece of paper during exams.

209

1. She often mentions that she loves teaching.
2. He often mentions that he loves teaching.
3. He often mentions that he likes drawing.
4. He sometimes mentions that he wants to drive a car.
5. She sometimes mentions that she wants to own a car.
6. She always mentions that she loves watching movies.

2101. My mother suggested I do the shopping.
2. My beautiful mother suggested I do the shopping.
3. My beautiful mother suggested I do the shopping this afternoon.
4. My beautiful and happy mother suggested I do the shopping this afternoon.
5. My beautiful and happy mother suggested I do the shopping at one o’clock
this afternoon.

211

1. They made a promise to each other.
2. They made a strong promise to each other.
3. They made a strong promise of love to each other.
4. They made a strong promise of love to each other in front of us.
5. They made a strong promise of love to each other in front of us yesterday.

212

1. They made a promise of love in the show yesterday. Repeat.
2. They made a promise of love in the show yesterday. Transform: what.
3. They made a promise of love in the show yesterday. Transform: when.
4. They made a promise of love in the show yesterday. Transform: who.
5. They made a promise of love in the show yesterday. Transform: not.

213

1. His mother suggested I do the shopping at the shop this afternoon. Repeat.
2. His mother suggested I do the shopping at the shop this afternoon.
Transform: what.
3. His mother suggested I do the shopping at the shop this afternoon.
Transform: who.
4. His mother suggested I do the shopping at the shop this afternoon.
Transform: where.
5. His mother suggested I do the shopping at the shop this afternoon. Transform: not.

214

1. She often mentions that she loves teaching. Repeat.
2. She often mentions that she loves teaching. Change: he.
3. He often mentions that he loves teaching. Add: English.
4. He often mentions that he loves teaching English. Change: always.
5. He always mentions that he loves teaching English. Add: science.

215

1. My mother suggested I do the shopping. Repeat.
2. My mother suggested I do the shopping. Change: father.
3. My father suggested I do the shopping. Add: this afternoon.
4. My father suggested I do the shopping this afternoon. Change: go swimming.
5. My father suggested I go swimming this afternoon. Add: five o’clock.

216

1. Does she often mention that she loves teaching?
2. What did they make to each other?
3. Did she prove to us that she could do the job?
5. What was their reaction about the game?
6. Do we always use a pen and a piece of paper during exams?

217

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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.

223

1. snow, show
2. soil, oil
3. sea, she
4. are, all224

1. They made a promise of love in the show yesterday. Repeat.
2. They made a promise of love in the show yesterday. Transform: what.
3. They made a promise of love in the show yesterday. Transform: when.
4. They made a promise of love in the show yesterday. Transform: who.
5. They made a promise of love in the show yesterday. Transform: not.

225

1. He invited his friends to watch a movie yesterday.
2. He invited his family to watch a movie yesterday.
3. He invited his family to go swimming yesterday.
4. He invited his mother to go swimming yesterday.
5. He emailed his mother to go swimming yesterday.
6. He emailed his mother to go shopping yesterday.
7. He emailed his mother to go shopping two days ago.

226

1. white
2. plant
3. fire4. soil
5. cook
6. wave1. They invited us to go swimming in the sea this afternoon. Repeat.
2. They invited us to go swimming in the sea this afternoon. Transform: what.
3. They invited us to go swimming in the sea this afternoon. Transform: who.
4. They invited us to go swimming in the sea this afternoon. Transform: where.
5. They invited us to go swimming in the sea this afternoon. Transform: when.

2281. My mother suggested I do the shopping.
2. My beautiful mother suggested I do the shopping.
3. My beautiful mother suggested I do the shopping this afternoon.
4. My beautiful and happy mother suggested I do the shopping this afternoon.
5. My beautiful and happy mother suggested I do the shopping at one o’clock
this afternoon.

229

1. She saw the fire in her house this morning. Repeat.
2. She saw the fire in her house this morning. Transform: what.
3. She saw the fire in her house this morning. Transform: where.
4. She saw the fire in her house this morning. Transform: who.
5. She saw the fire in her house this morning. Transform: when.
6. She saw the fire in her house this morning. Transform: not.

230

1. The local people are kind. Repeat.
2. The local people are kind. Change: eastern.
3. The eastern people are kind. Add: beautiful.
4. The eastern people are beautiful and kind. Change: girls.
5. The eastern girls are beautiful and kind. Add: local girls.

231

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1. She saw the fire in her house this morning.
2. She invited us to go swimming.
3. She often mentions that she loves teaching.
4. The local people are kind.
5. We discussed the story.
6. What did they make to each other?

233

Please refer to the definition file.

234

1. I have an account in his shop.
2. He is considering her application to be a teacher.
3. They had a fun activity at school yesterday.
4. The doctor is available now.
5. We need a big amount of money to go there.
6. The beauty of nature gives a good feeling.
7. He made a bet on the game.
8. We don’t have a budget for this activity.
9. This chair is the cause of the pain in my back.

235

1. We need some money for the activity.
2. We need a budget for the activity.
3. We ask for a budget for the activity.
4. We ask for a budget for the show.
5. We gave a budget for the show.
6. We gave a ticket for the show.

236

1. They had an activity yesterday.
2. They had a fun activity yesterday.
3. They had a fun activity at school yesterday.
4. They had a fun musical activity at school yesterday.
5. They had a fun musical activity at school yesterday afternoon.

237

1. The doctor is available now.
2. The cute doctor is available now.
3. The cute doctor in the room is available now.
4. The cute and happy doctor in the room is available now.
5. The cute and happy doctor in the room is available to see now.

238

1. They had a fun activity at school yesterday. Repeat.
2. They had a fun activity at school yesterday. Transform: what.
3. They had a fun activity at school yesterday. Transform: when.
4. They had a fun activity at school yesterday. Transform: where.
5. They had a fun activity at school yesterday. Transform: who.

239

1. The doctor is available to see in the room now. Repeat.
2. The doctor is available to see in the room now. Transform: who.
3. The doctor is available to see in the room now. Transform: when.
4. The doctor is available to see in the room now. Transform: where.
5. The doctor is available to see in the room now. Transform: not.

240

1. Does he have an account in his shop? Yes, he has …
2. Does he consider her application to be a teacher? Yes, he considers …
3. Did they have a fun activity at school yesterday? Yes, they had …
4. Do we have a budget for this activity? No, we don’t …
5. Who is the cause of his pain? His mother …

241

1. We need a budget for the activity. Repeat.
2. We need a budget for the activity. Add: tomorrow.
3. We need a budget for the activity tomorrow. Change: show.
4. We need a budget for the show tomorrow. Add: musical.
5. We need a budget for the musical show tomorrow. Change: on Monday.
6. We need a budget for the musical show on Monday. Add: evening.

242

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1. Do you have any accounts?
2. What kind of activities do you like?
3. Are you always available on weekends?
4. What is beauty?
5. Who is the most beautiful woman you know?
6. Have you ever bet on a game?
7. Do you have a budget to go on a holiday?
8. What is the cause of war?

244

Please refer to the definition file.

245

1. He has a chance to study in Japan.
2. The charge for one ticket was $10.
3. The effect of daily exercise is a healthy body.
4. We get energy from food.
5. I have an idea about the exam tomorrow.
6. My town is the most ideal place to live.
7. The price of the ticket was an issue.
8. We asked for some information from the police.

246

1. He has a chance to work in China.
2. He has a chance to work in Japan.
3. He has a chance to study in Japan.
4. He has an idea to study in Japan.
5. He has an idea to go to Japan.
6. He has an idea to go to London.

247

1. We get some energy from food.
2. We get some energy from food and exercise.
3. We get some energy from good food and exercise.
4. We get some energy from good food and daily exercise.
5. We get some energy from eating good food and daily exercise.

248

1. I have an idea about the exam.
2. I have an idea about the exam tomorrow.
3. I have a good idea about the exam tomorrow.
4. I have a good idea about the math exam tomorrow.
5. I have a good idea about the math and English exams tomorrow.
6. I have a good idea about the math and English exams tomorrow morning.

249

1. We asked for some information from the police in the street two days ago.
Repeat.
2. We asked for some information from the police in the street two days ago.
Transform: what.
3. We asked for some information from the police in the street two days ago.
Transform: where.
4. We asked for some information from the police in the street two days ago.
Transform: who.
5. We asked for some information from the police in the street two days ago.
Transform: when.

250

1. His death was an issue in our town last year. Repeat.
2. His death was an issue in our town last year. Transform: what.
3. His death was an issue in our town last year. Transform: when.
4. His death was an issue in our town last year. Transform: where.
5. His death was an issue in our town last year. Transform: not.

251

1. He has a chance to work in Japan. Repeat.
2. He has a chance to work in Japan. Add: big.
3. He has a big chance to work in Japan. Change: study.
4. He has a big chance to study in Japan. Add: English.
5. He has a big chance to study English in Japan. Change: teach.

252

1. I have an idea about the exam. Repeat.
2. I have an idea about the exam: Add: tomorrow.
3. I have an idea about the exam tomorrow. Change: she.
4. She has an idea about the exam tomorrow. Add: science.
5. She has an idea about the science exam tomorrow. Change: not.
6. She doesn’t have an idea about the science exam tomorrow. Add: morning.

253

254

1. What do you think is the most ideal place to live in?
2. How do you get your energy every day?
3. How do you get new information?
4. Would you take the chance to live in another country?

255

Please refer to the definition file.

256

1. I made a mistake on my science exam yesterday.
2. He gave me the list of students.
3. My father has a problem with his job.
4. The level of the student is high.
5. He has a reason to leave.
6. He made the first step to learn English.
7. The volume of the radio is high.
8. He waited for his turn.
9. She gave respect to her mother and father.

257

1. level
2. list3. respect
4. step
5. reason
6. problem
7. volume
8. customer258

1. He made a mistake on the exam.
2. She made some mistakes on the exam.
3. She had a problem on the exam.
4. She has a problem at home.
5. She has a reason to go home.
6. He has a reason to go out.
7. They have some reasons to go out.

259

1. I made a mistake on my exam.
2. I made a mistake on my science exam.
3. I made a mistake on my science exam yesterday.
4. I made a big mistake on my science exam yesterday.
5. I made a big mistake on my science and math exams yesterday.

260

1. My father has a problem.
2. My father has a problem with his job.
3. My father has a big problem with his job.
4. My father has a big problem with his new job.
5. My father has a big problem with his new and difficult job.

261

1. He had a problem with his customer in the shop this morning. Repeat.
2. He had a problem with his customer in the shop this morning. Transform:
who.
3. He had a problem with his customer in the shop this morning. Transform:
what.
4. He had a problem with his customer in the shop this morning. Transform:
when.
5. He had a problem with his customer in the shop this morning. Transform:
where.

262

1. She had a mistake on her math exam at school two days ago. Repeat.
2. She had a mistake on her math exam at school two days ago. Transform:
what.
3. She had a mistake on her math exam at school two days ago. Transform:
when.
4. She had a mistake on her math exam at school two days ago. Transform:
where.
5. She had a mistake on her math exam at school two days ago. Transform:
who.

263

1. She had a mistake on the exam. Repeat.
2. She had a mistake on the exam. Add: yesterday.
3. She had a mistake on the exam yesterday. Change: problem.
4. She had a problem on the exam yesterday. Add: at school.
5. She had a problem on the exam at school yesterday. Change: they.
6. They had a problem on the exam at school yesterday. Add: big.

264

1. The volume of the radio is high. Repeat.
2. The volume of the radio is high. Change: television.
3. The volume of the television is high. Add: small.
4. The volume of the small television is high. Change: low.
5. The volume of the small television is low. Add: new.
6. The volume of the new and small television is low. Change: old.

265

1. respect
2. problem
3. volume
4. customer
5. list266

267

1. What are your reasons for learning English?
2. What do you think are the steps to learning English better?
3. What are your common mistakes?
4. What are some of the problems in life?
5. Do you make a list of things you want to buy?

268

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271

1. They had an activity yesterday.
2. They had a fun activity yesterday.
3. They had a fun activity at school yesterday.
4. They had a fun musical activity at school yesterday.
5. They had a fun musical activity at school yesterday afternoon.

272

1. They had a fun activity at school yesterday. Repeat.
2. They had a fun activity at school yesterday. Transform: what.
3. They had a fun activity at school yesterday. Transform: when.
4. They had a fun activity at school yesterday. Transform: where.
5. They had a fun activity at school yesterday. Transform: who.

273

1. I made a mistake on my exam.
2. I made a mistake on my science exam.
3. I made a mistake on my science exam yesterday.
4. I made a big mistake on my science exam yesterday.
5. I made a big mistake on my science and math exams yesterday.

274

1. His death was an issue in our town last year. Repeat.
2. His death was an issue in our town last year. Transform: what.
3. His death was an issue in our town last year. Transform: when.
4. His death was an issue in our town last year. Transform: where.
5. His death was an issue in our town last year. Transform: not.

275

1. She made a mistake on the exam. Repeat.
2. She made a mistake on the exam. Add: yesterday.
3. She made a mistake on the exam yesterday. Change: had, problem.
4. She had a problem on the exam yesterday. Add: at school.
5. She had a problem on the exam at school yesterday. Change: they.
6. They had a problem on the exam at school yesterday. Add: big.

276

1. level
2. list3. respect
4. step
5. reason
6. problem
7. volume
8. customer

277

278

1. I have an idea about the exam. Repeat.
2. I have an idea about the exam: Add: tomorrow.
3. I have an idea about the exam tomorrow. Change: she.
4. She has an idea about the exam tomorrow. Add: science.
5. She has an idea about the science exam tomorrow. Change: not.
6. She doesn’t have an idea about the science exam tomorrow. Add: morning.
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279

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1. What do you think is the most ideal place to live in?
2. How do you get your energy every day?
3. How do you get new information?
4. Would you take the chance to live in another country?

281

1. She made a mistake on her math exam at school two days ago. Repeat.
2. She made a mistake on her math exam at school two days ago. Transform:
what.
3. She made a mistake on her math exam at school two days ago. Transform:
when.
4. She made a mistake on her math exam at school two days ago. Transform:
where.
5. She made a mistake on her math exam at school two days ago. Transform:
who.

282

1. My father has a problem.
2. He has a chance to work in China.
3. She gave respect to her mother and father.
4. The doctor is available now.
5. We get some energy from food.
6. He made a mistake on the exam.

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