Grammar Module
Grammar Module
Grammar Module
PREPARED BY:
PUAN MARINA BINTI MOHAMED FADZIL
GURU CEMERLANG BAHASA INGGERIS
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a house
a friend
a car
An is used with words that begin with a vowel sound (a,e,i,o,u) and a silent h
Eg:
an aeroplane
an hour
an umbrella
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CA
D An
2. Last night, I went to ______ coffee shop. There I met ______ old lady.
Aa,a
B the , the
C the , an
D an , an
3. There are about 70 types of plants and trees found in ______ Penang Botanical
Gardens.
A-
B the
Ca
D an
B an , the
C a , the
D the , a
Ba,a
C the , an
D a , an
B an
C the
B A , an
C The , an
D A, a
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B The , a
C A , aD The , -
B An , the
C The , an
D An , an
10. Akmal goes to ______ Putrajaya bus station to take ______ bus.
A a , the
B the , an
C the, a
D a , an
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PERSONAL PRONOUNS
A Personal pronouns is a word which takes the place of a noun.
Eg:
woman
She
man
He
pupils
They
cat
it
Singular Pronouns
Plural Pronouns
We
You
You
He / She/ It
They
Personal Pronouns can be the subject or the object in a sentence. The object in
the sentence is the person or thing the subject does something to.
Subject Pronouns
I
Object Pronouns
me
You
you
He / She / It
him / her/ it
We
us
They
them
Examples
I have a bicycle. This bicycle is
for me.
You are naughty. The one who is
naughty is you.
She is not here yet. I have not
seen her.
We are having lunch. You can
join us.
They are washing the room. Do
not disturb them.
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REFLEXIVE PRONOUNS
Reflexive pronouns are formed when self is added to my, your, him, her, it
and selves to our, your and them.
It means the action done by the subject turns back upon the subject.
Eg: He bought himself three shirts.
Subject Pronouns
(Singular)
I
You
He / She / It
Reflexive
Pronouns
myself
yourself
himself/ herself /
itself
Subject Pronouns
(Plural)
We
You
They
Reflexive
Pronouns
ourselves
yourselves
themselves
RELATIVE PRONOUNS
Relative pronouns are used as pronouns to join two sentences together. They refer to
the nouns directly in front of them.
We use who, whom, and whose for people.
Eg: 1 The man who is holding a broom is the sweeper.
2 The man whom you gave the broom is the sweeper.
3 The man whose broom is here is the sweeper.
which for animals and things
Eg: 1 The tiger which attacked the boy was caught this
morning.
that for people, animals and things
Eg: 1 The pen that you bought writes very well.
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POSSESSIVE PRONOUNS
Possesive pronouns show ownership.
Eg: 1 This is my computer. It is mine.
2 That is your pencil case. It is yours.
3 This is our car. It is ours.
4 That is their puppy. It is theirs.
5 This is her purse. It is hers.
6 These are his books. They are his.
7 This is its tail. It is his.
Haziq and Kamal always go fishing in the river. ______ caught a catfish
yesterday.
______ are not worried about our grandfather even though ______ is already
80 years old. ______ can take care of himself.
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My parents said that when ______ were young, ______ had to tap rubber
trees. Life was hard and ______ did not have the chance to go to school.
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(B) Fill in the blanks with the correct words from the box. Some words can be
used more than once.
myself
yourselves
ourselves
themselves
yourself
himself
Itself
herself
(C) Rewrite the sentences by replacing the underlined words with the correct
possessive pronouns.
1 The books are Ainas.
________________________________________________________________.
2 Give it back to me. It is my pen.
________________________________________________________________.
3 We made the kite. It is yours and mine.
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________________________________________________________________.
4 This is my dictionary. I can lend it to you.
________________________________________________________________.
5 Are these your shoes?
________________________________________________________________.
6 I have got my test results. Have you got your results?
________________________________________________________________.
7 You cant take that blue umbrella. It is Sheras.
________________________________________________________________.
8 Mr and Mrs Wong bought the house. It is Mr and Mrs Wongs.
________________________________________________________________.
9 The cat does not belong to us. It is our neighbours.
________________________________________________________________.
10 I have lost my pencil. Can I please borrow your book?
________________________________________________________________.
(D) Fill in the blanks with the words from the box. You can use each word more
than once.
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who
whose
whom
which
that
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Prepositions of Time
(in, on, at, for during, since, after, before )
Eg: Faizal was born in 1980.
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believe in
complain about/of
borrow from
hope for
ask for/about
compare with / to
think about/ of
adjectives
Eg: angry with
interested in
scared of
ashamed of
safe from
tired of
aware of
sorry for
used to
victim of
Nouns
Eg: arrival at
(A) Fill in the blanks with the correct words given in the box.
under
at
along
to
by
during
on
before
between
around
behind
against
after
above
across
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B over
C from
D beside
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A into
B through
C towards
D above
B off
C over
D beside
B between
C below
D under
B for
C during
D against
B of
C under
D above
B for
C about
D among
B at , on
C on , at
D on , to
B before
C among
D against
10 The boy paid 50 sen _____________ his drink and left hurriedly.
A by
B for
C with
D off
C to
D along
B at
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B at , around
C to , below
D past , to
B into
C over
D between
B about
C on
D along
15 I was very surprised when the headmistress came ___________ the room.
A by
B into
C across
D behind
(C) Complete the sentences using the phrases given to make meaningful
sentences.
under the chair
over the high wall
in the drawer
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But is used to join together two ideas that are different in meaning.
Eg:
You have not completed your work therefore you cant come with us.
The children are weak in Mathematics therefore they must attend extra
classes.
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Eg:
10 Neither.nor is used to show a choice. It means not one or the other. It joins
together negative ideas.
Eg:
(A) Fill in the blanks with the words from the box.
either.or
therefore
although
because
or
and
neithernor
but
if
so
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Ravi lost his money, _____________ he borrowed some from his friend.
A so
C or
D but
B and
B therefore
C but
D because
She accepted the invitation ______________ she did not feel like going.
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A unless
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B therefore
C if
D or
Mr King has to work overtime ________ hell be late for dinner, said his
secretary.
A or
B because
D but
C therefore
B so
C as
D and
_________ Fikri ________ Muaz must try to score a goal. If they dont, we
will lose.
A Neither, or
B Either , nor
C Neither, nor
D Either, or
Zaki could not speak to his friend ______________ the phone was out of
order.
A but
Joe:
C therefore
D because
D or
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C or
Maria:
A either
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B and
B but
C so
D because
B Because
C Although
D Unless
(C) Join each pair of sentences using the conjunction given in brackets.
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an anthology of poems
a congregation of
a library of books
worshippers
an army of soldiers/ ants
a constellation of stars
a cortege of mourners
a mob of gangsters
a band of musicians
a crate of fruits
a batch of bread
a crew of sailors
a bench of magistrates
a crowd of spectators
a party of friends
a board of directors
a field of runners
a plague of locusts
a bouquet of flowers
a punnet of strawberries
a brood of chickens
a flight of stairs,
a quiver of arrows
aeroplanes, swallows
a bunch of grapes,
bananas
a school of whales,
dolphins
a bundle of rags
a forest of trees
a chest of drawers
a gaggle of geese
a shoal of fish
a choir of singers
a stack of hay
a group of islands
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a clump of trees
a hail of fire
a heap of stones
a stud of horses
a clutch of eggs
a hedge of bushes
a suit of clothes
a collection of pictures,
stamps
elephants
a comb of bananas
a horde of savages
a swarm of bees
a company of actors
a tribe of natives
a troupe of dancers
a tuft of grass
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12
13
14
15
(B) Fill in the blanks with suitable words from the box.
stars
crockery
singers
ants
poems
steps
shophouses
cotton
pupils
roses
wasps
beads
dancers
musicians
puppies
geese
1 An army of
___________________
2 A choir of
___________________
3 A litter of
___________________
4 A gaggle of
___________________
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drawers
cars
stamps
rags
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5 A bundle of
___________________
6 A set of
___________________
a troupe of
_________________
A chest of
_________________
An anthology of
_________________
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A class of
_________________
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A swarm of
_________________
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A row of
_________________
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A string of
_________________
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A fleet of
_________________
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A collection of
_________________
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A flight of
_________________
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A bale of
_________________
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A cluster of
_________________
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A bouquet of
_________________
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A band of
_________________
B pair
C packet
D bunch
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A team
3
C crate
D chest
B flock
C team
D herd
B collection
C string
D bundle
B can
D flock
C school
B troop
B clump
C bunch
D flock
D bundle
B grains
C flights
D gaggles
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C dozen
B bar
B stud
C pack
D flock
Last weekend a ____________ of boy scouts went camping. While they were
putting up their tents they saw a ____________ of wolves.
A troop , pack
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B gang , herd
C crew , team
D team , troop
B clutch
C collection
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D bar
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B troop
C brood
D herd
Eg:
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nouns.
much , a little
Eg:
nouns.
Eg:
any
Eg:
uncountable nouns.
(A) Fill in the blanks with suitable words from the box below. Some words can
be use more than once.
many
a little
several
some
a few
a lot of
much
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11
12
13
You have lost ______________ weight since the last time I saw you.
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15
The girls only have _______________ more minutes to finish the painting.
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17
18
19
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You have only ( a few , a little ) more minutes to complete the work.
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11
12
13
14
There was a fire last night ( much , many ) houses were burnt down .
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16
17
18
19
20
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We are looking for ( some , any ) small insects for our science project.
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I cannot let you because you do not have ( some , any ) tickets.
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The rich man gave the orphan ( some , any ) food and money.
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Eg:
(a) The sick man talked slowly.
Adverbs of Time
( after, before, already, now,
since, seldom, soon, always, often )
Eg:
(a) They had supper after the show.
(b) We will reach home soon.
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Adverbs of Place
Eg:
NOTE:
Adverbs commonly used with certain verbs.
act
answer
ask
accept
bark
bleed
blow
bow
clap
cry
dance
drive
eat
explain
fight
give
greet
laugh
listen
look
pull
run
remember
sing
shout
sleep
smile
speak
wait
walk
work
write
quickly
correctly, clearly
nicely, humbly, politely
readily, gratefully
loudly, fiercely, joyfully
badly, profusely
gently, strongly
humbly, respectfully
loudly, joyfully, excitedly
bitterly, sadly, softly, loudly
gracefully, beautifully
carefully, slowly, recklessly
hungrily, greedily
clearly, briefly
bravely, profusely
generously, kindly, willingly
cheerfully, loudly, politely
heartily, happily, loudly
attentively
shyly, longingly, lovingly
hard
fast, quickly
clearly
softly, sweetly
angrily, loudly, joyfully
soundly, lightly
kindly, shyly, broadly
boastfully
patiently, anxiously
hurriedly, slowly, briskly
slowly, willingly, hard
neatly, beautifully
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(A) Fill in the blanks with the most suitable adverbs from the box
bitterly
after
everywhere
well
soon
there
rudely
correctly
loudly
safely
The old woman cried _______________ when she heard the news.
Please put the cupboard _______________ , she said pointing to the corner
of the room.
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The plane landed _______________ at the airport in spite of the bad weather.
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COMPARISON OF ADVERBS
Adverbs have three degrees of comparison:
The positive is used
Eg:
He sings softly.
We studied hard.
Jack sings as softly as John.
We studied as hard as everyone.
Eg:
Liya walks more slowly.
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Syafiq worked harder than them.
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Eg:
Comparative
more angrily
Superlative
most angrily
badly
worst
worst
beautifully
more beautifully
most beautifully
bravely
more bravely
most bravely
carefully
more carefully
most carefully
carelessly
more carelessly
most carelessly
clearly
more clearly
most clearly
close
closer
closest
differently
more differently
most differently
early
earlier
earliest
easily
more easily
most easily
far
farther
farthest
fast
faster
fastest
gently
more gently
most gently
gracefully
more gracefully
most gracefully
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greedily
more greedily
most greedily
happily
more happily
most happily
hard
harder
hardest
late
later
latest
lazily
more lazily
most lazily
long
longer
longest
loudly
more loudly
most loudly
much
more
most
neatly
more neatly
most neatly
quickly
more quickly
most quickly
roughly
more roughly
most roughly
soon
sooner
soonest
slowly
more slowly
most slowly
sweetly
more sweetly
most sweetly
well
better
best
(A) Complete the sentences with the correct degree of comparison for the
adverb in brackets.
1 He wrote his answers _______________ ( clearly) on the answer sheet.
2 Mei Ling speaks English ______________ ( well) than her sister.
3 Aida spoke _______________ ( softly ) than Ammar.
4 There were six jumpers and Afiq jumped the _______________ ( high ).
5 Helmi was the ______________ ( fast ) runner in this race.
6 Afifah ate more than I did but Amirah ate the _______________ ( much ) of all.
7 Adha dressed _______________ (smartly ) than his brother.
8 We must leave as _______________ ( soon ) as possible.
9 He draws _______________ ( bad ) than Zairul.
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C sadly
D quickly
B hurriedly
B quickly
C excitedly
D gracefully
D terribly
B smartly
C politely
D clumsily
C quickly
B angrily
B terribly
C sweetly
D clumsily
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A always
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B quietly
C slowly
D loudly
B heavily
C roughly
D strongly
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D often
C usually
B never
B quickly
C softly
D politely
B thoroughly
C usually
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D soundly
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leave
broad
wide
abundant
plenty
burst
explode
accuse
blame
catch
capture
afraid
frightened/ fearful
caution
care
agree
consent
cease
stop
aid
help
centre
middle
allow
permit
cheat
trick
ancient
old
answer
reply
check
examine
ask
question/ request
circular
round
attempt
try
clever
intelligent
avoid
escape
close
near
bad
evil
clothes
garments
beast
animal
collect
gather
beat
hit
comprehend
understand
beautiful
lovely
conceal
hide
begin
start
contest
competition
below
underneath
correct
right
big
large
cost
price
blank
empty
cruel
brutal
bloom
flower
brave
bold
cunning
sly
breeze
wind
damp
wet
brief
short
dawn
day/ break
bright
shining
dear
expensive
bring
fetch
deceive
cheat
zero
nought
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disease
sickness/ illness
look
see
divide
separate
mad
insane
dull
boring
many
numerous
easy
simple
mend
repair
enemy
foe
merry
happy
error
mistake
naughty
mischievous
event
incident
nearly
almost
extra
additional
neat
tidy
fall
drop
occupation
job/ work
far
distant
occur
happen
ordinary
normal / usual
fast
quick
own
possess/ have
find
discover
pick
choose
forgive
pardon
place
put
gift
present
pleasant
nice
glad
pleased
polite
courteous
govern
rule
port
harbor
halt
stop
purpose
aim
hard
solid
rescue
save
harm
hurt
rich
wealthy
high
tall
sad
unhappy/ sorrowful
hot
warm
select
choose
idle
lazy
stop
halt
join
connect/ unite
story
tale
jump
leap
stupid
foolish
jungle
forest
talk
speak
learn
study
thin
lean
leave
go
top
peak
like
love
total
whole/ entire
listen
hear
vacant
empty
weep
cry
little
small
writer
author
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(A) Choose the words that have the same meaning as the underlined words in
the sentences. Then write them down in the brackets given.
nearly
lovely
actual
feeble
start
connect
courageous
caution
check
talk
numerous
mistakes
There have been many complaints from the residents in the area. (
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His essay was not very good. There were many spelling errors. (
)
)
(B) Circle the answer that has the same meaning as the word or sentences in
bold.
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C guard
D gang
B last
C before
D start
B saved
C selected
D found
B burglars
D intends
C dislikes
B refuses
B told
C stole
D bought
B proud
C strong
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D big
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X
X
accept
refuse
below
broad
narrow
present
buy
sell
careful
careless
catch
throw
reject/
add
subtract
adult
child
cheap
expensive
after
before
clean
dirty
against
for
clever
stupid
cloudy
clear
graceful
ahead
behind
alive
dead
clumsy
all
none
cold
always
never
answer
question
appear
vanish
arrive
leave
ask
awake
go
rare
coward
hero
cruel
kind
answer
cry
laugh
dangerous X
safe
dark
bright
day
night
dead
alive
deep
shallow
defend
attack
dim
bright
back
front
bad
good
beautiful
ugly
depart/
asleep
begin
end
better
worse
black
white
blunt
sharp
bold
timid
brave
come
hot
common
X
X
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doctor
patient
forgive
punish
down
up
forward
backward
driver
passenger
found
dry
wet
early
late
east
west
easy
enemy
fresh
lost
stale
hostile
full
empty
difficult
gain
lose
generous
selfish/ stingy
friendly
friend
enough
insufficient
gentle
entrance
exit
give
everybody X
nobody
happy
everywhereX
nowhere
hard
soft
fail
pass/ succeed
hate
love
fair
dark
healthy
sickly
false
true
heavy
familiar
strange
here
there
famous
unknown
hide
seek
far
near
high
low
fast
slow
honest
fat
thin
humble
proud
few
many
ill
well
find
lose
illness
health
import
export
finish
start
X
X
rough
take/ receive
X
sad
light
dishonest
first
last
in
out
float
sink
increase
decrease
follow
lead
inhale
foolish
wise
innocent
forget
lead
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inside
X
X
exhale
guilty
X
outside
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intelligent
stupid
interesting
dull
boring/
nice
noisy
quiet
north
south
join
separate
joy
sorrow
junior
senior
new
odd
kind
cruel
late
early
lazy
X
X
often
seldom
hardworking
nasty
even
X
open
close/ shut
past
future
lead
follow
polite
least
most
poor
lend
borrow
pretty
proud
humble
pull
length
breadth
old
X
X
rude
rich
less
more
life
death
put
little
much
quick
long
short
rare
common
loud
soft
raw
cooked
love
hate
remove
replace
male
female
right
master
servant
ancient
short
long
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polite
merry
sad
same
different
modern
take
fall
rude
separate
push
rise
mend
break
mix
ugly
shout
whisper
slow
left
X
X
tall/
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small
spend
X
X
start
big/ huge
top
save
X
truth
stop
ugly
bottom
X
lie
beautiful
straight
crooked/ bent
under
subtract
add
vacant
occupied
success
failure
war
peace
supply
demand
warm
cool
weak
strong
sweet
bitter
over
tail
head
west
east
talk
listen
wide
narrow
teach
learn
win
lose
tender
tough
work
rest / play
that
this
wrong
right
these
those
young
old
thick
thin
yours
mine
tiny
huge
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A. Choose a word that has the opposite meaning to each word in bold.
The boy jumped with joy when he was announced the winner of the essaywriting competition.
A graceful
B common
C costly
D fine
B kind
C arrogant
D bad
B below
C above
D through
B stopped
C floated
D flooded
I cannot remember his name but I can never ____________ how we met.
A tell
D fierce
C dangerous
B huge
The pupils dont like Mary because she is proud. They like Shela because
she is __________________.
A humble
D sorrow
C worry
B gladness
B show
C forget
D say
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C cold
D alive
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D long
B happiness
C fortunate
D defeat
B enter
C land
D depart
B clear
C soft
D week
C good
D well
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C tall
Mrs Samy has a loud voice but her husband has a __________ voice.
A heavy
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B low
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D alert
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C slow
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B active
B better
B late
C absent
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D came
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Adjectives tells us more about a person, animal or thing ( nouns
and pronouns)
We can also use adjectives to compare people, animals, places and things.
There are three degrees of comparison: positive, comparative and superlative.
* The positive form of the adjective is used when no comparison is made.
Eg:
The positive form is also used when comparing two persons or things
that are similar or equal.
Eg:
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The comparative form is used when two unequal persons, places or things
are compared.
Eg:
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Comparative
worse
bigger
blacker
braver
brighter
busier
cheaper
cleaner
cleverer
clumsier
crueler
darker
dirtier
earlier
easier
farther/further
faster
fatter
fiercer
friendlier
better
greater
harder
happier
heavier
hotter
kinder
later
lighter
longer
naughtier
older
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Superlative
worst
biggest
blackest
bravest
brightest
busiest
cheapest
cleanest
cleverest
clumsiest
cruelest
darkest
dirtiest
earliest
easiest
farthest/
furthest
fastest
fattest
fiercest
friendliest
best
greatest
hardest
happiest
heaviest
hottest
kindest
latest
lightest
longest
naughtiest
oldest
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proud
rich
sad
sharp
short
small
slow
soft
strange
strong
tall
thin
quiet
ugly
warm
weak
wise
young
poorer
prouder
richer
sadder
sharper
shorter
smaller
slower
softer
stranger
stronger
taller
thinner
quieter
uglier
warmer
weaker
wiser
younger
poorest
proudest
richest
saddest
sharpest
shortest
smallest
slowest
softest
strangest
strongest
tallest
thinnest
quietest
ugliest
warmest
weakest
wisest
youngest
More and most are used with adjectives of two or more syllables.
Positive
active
beautiful
careful
colourful
confused
difficult
expensive
famous
fascinating
generous
graceful
handsome
hardworking
important
intelligent
interesting
popular
responsible
Comparative
more active
more beautiful
more careful
more colourful
more confused
more difficult
more
expensive
more famous
more
fascinating
more
generous
more graceful
more
handsome
more
hardworking
more
important
more
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Superlative
most active
most beautiful
most careful
most colourful
most confused
most difficult
most expensive
most famous
most
fascinating
most generous
most graceful
most
handsome
most
hardworking
most important
most intelligent
most
interesting
most popular
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more
interesting
more popular
more
responsible
(A)
Comparative
worse
farther
better
less
more
more
elder/ older
Superlative
worst
farthest
best
least
most
most
eldest/ oldest
worse
dirtiest
heavy
smallest
little
tallest
weaker
better
fastest
most
responsible
most famous
most
beautiful
fierce
sharper
best
fat
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He
still
eats
lot
although
he
is
already
very
__________________________.
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
(B)
Fill in the blanks with the correct form of the adjectives in
brackets.
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nearer than
2 Who is the __________________ boy in class?
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A lazy
B most laziest
C laziest
lazier
3 My watch is _________________ yours.
A as new as
B new
C newer
D as new
B as cold as
C the coldest
colder than
5 Im feeling very _________________ , thank you.
A better
B the best
C well
D best
Ammar runs
B fast , faster
7 There are three cars in the showroom. The red car costs ______________
than the blue one but the yellow car costs the __________________.
A a few, least
B a little, most
C less, little
less, least
8 Aleina is _____________ and the ______________ child in the family.
A the youngest, most obedient
the
youngest,
more
obedient
9 Many people do not like my uncle because he is ___________.
A proud
B proudly
C more proud
D as proud
as
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B better
C good
as
good as
NOTES:
Nouns can be singular or plural in number.
Eg:
Singular
lamp
foot
potato
Plural
lamps
feet
potatoes
Plural nouns are formed from singular and nouns in the following ways.
by adding s
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Singular
bananas
shoe
duck
Exceptions:
radio
piano
Plural
buses
classes
boxes
watches
bushes
buffaloes
tomatoes
radios
pianos
Exceptions:
valley
key
boy
Plural
bananas
shoes
ducks
Plural
babies
ladies
valleys
keys
boys
Exceptions:
dwarf
Plural
calves
shelves
loaves
dwarfs
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hoof
roof
hoofs
roofs
complete change
Singular
child
ox
foot
tooth
goose
man
mouse
without change
Singular
deer
sheep
clothing
furniture
(A)
Plural
children
oxen
feet
teeth
geese
men
mice
Plural
deer
sheep
clothing
furniture
tent
___________________
dwarf _______________________
class ___________________
lady
bus ___________________
_______________________
woman
match ___________________
niece _______________________
mouse
___________________
_______________________
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thief
( B)
Fill in each blank with the correct word from the brackets.
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___________________
12
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_______________________
life
clothing _______________________
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Dont play with ________________ or you may burn down the house.
(match , matches)
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(A)
Fill in the blanks with the words from the box. You can
use some words more than once.
who
which
when
what
how
where
whom
why
whose
10
(B)
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12 The doctor will be here in half an hours time.
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habitual action
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NOTE:
1
For the simple present form, always add an s to the verb when the
subject is singular, except for I and you.
Examples:
He
She
It
I
You
We
They
comes
come
The table shows how am, is, and are are used in the simple present
tense.
am is used with I
Examples:
I
He
She
Mary
You
We
They
am
is
ready to go.
are
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Have and has are used to show possession, in the simple present
tense:
Examples:
He
She
Mary
Everyone
Each of them
I
You
We
They
Peter and Jane
All of them
has
a hobby.
have
(A)
Fill in the blanks with the simple present tense form of
the words given in brackets.
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(B)
brackets.
Bear ____________ (be) dangerous animals. They may look cute
and silly but
(C)
1
B is
C were
D am
B taking
C took
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B were
C are
D was
B washing
C washed
D wash
B comes
C coming
D came
B have
C had
D having
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D had
C have
B having
D play
C playing
B played
B running
C run
D ran
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A throw
B threw
C throwing
D throw
Eg:
He is working at the moment.
She is bathing now.
They are exercising now.
Look! The dog is eating a lizard.
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(A)
Fill in the blanks with the correct form of the verb given
in brackets.
1
Look at Aidil and Afiq. Its almost noon and they _______________ still
_______________. (sleep)
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(B)
Rewrite
the
following
sentences
in
the
present
continuous tense.
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(C)
1
B were getting
C is getting
D are
getting
2
B were scolded
C is scolding
was scolding
3
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A drive
B is driving
C are driving
was driving
4
B are practicing
C were practicing D
practices
5
B are delivering
C delivers
D deliver
The simple past tense is used to show an action that happened in the past
( at a known or unknown time)
Eg:
Mother baked a cake just now.
We watched the film last night.
He slipped and fell on the wet floor.
NOTE:
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Eg:
walk- walked
jump- jumped
open- opened
talk- talked
show- showed
Eg:
love- loved
bake- baked
live- lived
lie- lied
like- liked
smoke- smoked
try- tried
say- said
bury- buried
fry- fried
pay- paid
Eg:
fight- fought
bought
run- ran
sing- sang
eat- ate
bite- bit
drink- drank
buyfly- flew
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Eg:
cut- cut
hit- hit
put- put
hurt-hurt
set- set
Examples:
I
He
She
It
beat- beat
was
happy.
Examples:
You
We
They
were
(A)
happy.
1. Ask
2. Enter
11.
12.
Catch
Thro
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
w
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
Bring
Fly
Blow
Skip
Cry
Laug
Win
Drive
Draw
Write
Paint
Swim
h
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9. Cook
10.
Wash
(B)
19.
20.
Hide
Push
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(C)
until
he _____________(
fall)
asleep.
When
Willow
woke
up,
he
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Eg:
I was listening to the radio just now.
Jim was watching television a few minutes ago.
He was working from seven to eleven last night.
Eg:
While I was bathing, the telephone rang.
Mother was making lunch when we left the house.
Ali was bathing while Aziz was washing the car.
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(A)
brackets.
1 I was afraid as it _____________ (got , was getting ) dark.
2 He ________________ ( is living , was living ) in London a year ago.
3 They ________________ ( are working , were working) from nine to five
yesterday.
4 She called while we _________________ (have, were having ) dinner.
5 The naughty boy _____________ always ______________ ( wasthinking,
were thinking) of new tricks.
6 I _______________ ( walked, was walking ) home from school when I met
her.
7 It _______________ (was raining , rained ) when I left the house this
morning.
8 Puan Noraini ________________ (was teaching , is teaching ) when
Rahimah walked into the classroom.
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The simple future tense shows on action that will take place in the future.
Eg:
We shall go to Johor tomorrow.
He will retire early.
Vicky will do her homework afterwards.
NOTE:
The use of shall and will:
Examples:
I
We
You
He
She
shall/will
sleep soon.
will
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They
It
(A)
Fill in the blanks with the correct form of the verbs given
in brackets.
10
(B)
1
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Juliza _______________ for you at the cinema. ( will wait , shall wait )
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(C)
1
B will go
C goes
D went
B comes
C coming
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B sending
D donate
C sends
D is sending
C donation
B donating
B will rain
C raining
D rained
B will live
C was living
D live
(A)
Rewrite the following sentences in the future continuous
tense.
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2
(B)
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I ( will be sleeping , will sleep ) by the time father gets home from
work tonight.
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11
12
She ( will be wearing , wearing ) the blue dress for the dinner
tonight.
The perfect tense shows an action that has already taken place, but
we do not know the exact time it took place.
I
have
havent
He
She
It
has
hasnt
gone
eaten it
seen it
taken it
blown it
completed it
thought about
it
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yet.
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You
We
They
have
havent
slept
caught it
sang it
Yet is used with hasnt or havent. Already, never, ever and before
are used with has or have.
Examples:
have been
havent been
He
She
It
has been
hasnt been
You
We
They
have been
havent been
going
eating it
seeing it
taking it
blowing it
completing it
thinking about
it
sleeping
catching it
singing it
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since
for
yesterday.
just now.
two days.
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Since, for, ever, never, etc are used with the present perfect continuous
tense.
Examples: You havent been sleeping well for sometime.
We have been talking since lunch.
(A)
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Do not disturb the hen. It ( hasnt , havent ) laid any eggs yet.
10
11
12
13
14
15
(B)
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accountant
acrobat
administrator
apprentice
archaeologist
architect
artist
astrologer
astronomer
auctioneer
author
baker
banker
barber
blacksmith
butcher
caddie
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caretaker
carpenter
cashier
charwoman
chauffeur
chef
clerk
coastguard
cobbler
comedian
composer
confectioner
contractor
curator
cutler
dentist
detective
doctor
draper
draughtsman
editor
electrician
engineer
farmer
fishmonger
florist
foreman
fruiterer
geologist
grocer
groom
hairdresser
hawker
herbalist
inventor
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ironmonger
jeweller
jockey
journalist
judge
lawyer
librarian
locksmith
manager
matron
mechanic
miner
navigator
newsagent
novelist
nurse
optician
peddler
peon
pharmacist
photographer
pilot
plumber
poet
Police officer
porter
postman
potter
poulterer
referee
reporter
sailor
salesman
scavenger
scientist
sculptor
seamstress
secretary
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shepherd
shipwright
soldier
stationer
stenographer
stevedore
steward
surgeon
surveyor
tailor
tinker
tobacconist
Tourist guide
trader
undertaker
usher
waiter
(A)
1.
2.
3.
4.
someone
One who looks after sheep in the fields
One who builds and repairs ships
A member of an army
One who deals in writing materials, paper, pens, etc
One who records or writes in shorthand
One who loads and unloads ships
One who attends to the needs of passengers in a ship
or airplane
A doctor who performs operations
One who surveys lands
One who cuts and makes clothes
One who mends pots, pans, etc
One who guides tourists to various places of interest
One who guides tourists to various places of interest
One who buys and sells goods
One who manages funerals
One who treats the diseases of animals
One who serves at tables in a restaurant
veterinarian
dentist
jockey
hawker
5. journalist
magazines
gives advice on matters of the
6. optician
7. cobbler
8. detective
law
treats the diseases of animals
sells goods in the street
tests eyesight and sells
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spectacles
rides horses in horse races
finds out information about
9. lawyer
10.
mechanic
criminals
(B)
fishmonger
butcher
doctor
soldier
authoress
usher
singer
chef
chauffeur
stewardess
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Abattoir
Apiary
Aquarium
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Archives
Arsenal
Auditorium
Aviary
Bakery
Barracks
Brewery
Caf
Cafeteria
Cannery
Canteen
Cemetery
Church
Cinema
Clinic
College
Confectionery
Court
Crche
Crematorium
Dairy
Depot
Depot
Dispensary
Dockyard
Dormitory
Dump
Factory
Gallery
Garage
Granary
Greenhouse
Grocery
Gymnasium
Hangar
Harbor
Hatchery
Herbarium
Hospital
Hostel
Hotel
Incinerator
Kindergarten
Laboratory
Laundry
Library
Mill
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Mint
Mortuary
Mosque
Museum
Nursery
Nursery
Orchard
Orphanage
Park
Pharmacy
Plantation
Plaza
Polytechnic
Prison
Quarry
Quay
Reservoir
Resort
Restaurant
School
Shrine
Stadium
Studio
Studio
Tannery
Temple
Theatre
University
Vineyard
Warehouse
Zoo
There are special words used to show whether the person is male or female.
Male
bachelor
bride
Female
spinster
bridegroom
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gentleman
husband
master
sultan
widow
lady
wife
mistress
sultanah
widower
Female
mother
woman
queen
squaw
Young
son (male), daughter (female)
baby, child
prince (male), princess (female)
papoose
Special words are also used for animals to show the male, female and young.
Male
Bear
Billy-goat
Boar
Buck (deer)
Bull (cattle)
Bull (elephant)
Bull (seal)
Bull (whale)
Dog
Dog (fox)
Leopard
Lion
Ram (sheep)
Stag
Stallion
Tiger
Tom-cat
wolf
Cob (swan)
Cock
Cock (pigeon)
Drake
Eagle
Hawk
Female
MAMMALS
She- bear
Nanny-goat
Sow
Hind
Cow
Cow
Cow
Cow
Bitch
Vixen
Leopardess
Lioness
Ewe
Hind
Mare
Tigress
Tabby-cat
She-wolf
BIRDS
Pen
Hen
Hen
Duck
Eagle
Bowess
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Young
Cub
Kid
Piglet
Fawn
Calf
Calf
Calf
Calf
Puppy
Cub
Cub
Cub
Lamb
Fawn
Foal
Cub
Kitten
Cub
Cygnet
Chick
Squab
Duckling
Eaglet
Bower
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Owl
Owlet
Adult
Young
INSECTS
Ant , bee
Grub
Butterfly
Caterpillar
Cockroach
Nymph
Housefly
Maggot
Mosquito
Wriggler
Moth
Caterpillar
Wasp
Grub
FISH
Eel
Elver
Salmon
Parr
as agile as
a monkey / cat
as hungry as a wolf
Trout
Fry
AMPHIBIANS
as alike as two peas
as industrious as a beaver / an ant
Frog, toad
tadpole
as bald as an egg
as lazy as a toad
as beautiful as the rainbow
as light as a feather
as loud as thunder
as meek as a lamb
as blind as a bat
as brave as a lion
as busy as a bee
as proud as a peacock
as quick as lightning
as clear as crystal
as quiet as a mouse
as clumsy as a bear
as right as rain
as cold as ice
as round as a ball
as cool
as a cucumber
sharp as a needle
Similes
compared
things that are similar in some as
ways.
as cunning as a fox
as silent as a grave
as silly as a sheep
as devoted as a mother
as slippery as an eel
as dry as a bone
as easy as ABC
as faithful as a dog
as fast as a deer/ hare
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as sober as a judge
as steady as a rock
as fat as a pig
as straight as an arrow
as feeble as a child
as strong as a horse / ox
as fierce as a lion
as stubborn as a mule
as fit as a fiddle
as sturdy as an oak
as flat as a pancake
as sweet as honey
as foolish as a calf
deer/hare/hawk
as swift as a
as tall as a giant
as graceful as a swan
as tender as a chicken
as greedy as a hog
as thin as a rake
as green as grass
as timid as a mouse
as hairy as a gorilla
as useful as a cow
as warm as wool
as hard as iron
as wet as a fish
as harmless as a dove
as white as snow
as heavy as an elephant
as helpless as a baby
as wise as an owl
as bitter as gall
as dull as ditchwater
as good as gold
as obstinate as a mule
as safe as a bank
as sound as a bell
as sure-footed as a goat
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as thick as thieves
as ___________ as a mule
as _______________ as a
rock
2
as ___________ as gold
as ____________ as an ant
as _______________ as honey
8
as _______________ as
as _______________ as
thieves
4
as ____________ as a deer
thunder
5
as ____________ as glass
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as _______________ as a dog
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words.
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motorboat
motorcar
mousetrap
necklace
necktie
needlework
netball
newspaper
newsvendor
notebook
oil lamp
oil palm
outdoors
paperweight
pen pal
playground
policeman
postman
postmaster
raincoat
raindrop
salesman
screwdriver
seafood
seashell
seashore
seaside
shophouse
shopkeeper
skateboard
softball
somebody
stallholder
sunlight
tablespoon
teardrop
teaspoon
timekeeper
timetable
toothache
toothbrush
toothpaste
toothpick
torchlight
upstairs
volleyball
warehouse
washbasin
watchman
watercolours
watermelon
weekday
weekend
woodpecker
woodwork
workbook
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zoo keeper
airport
eyesight
bathroom
fingernail
bean sprouts
fireman
bedroom
fire station
bedtime
firewood
birthday
fireworks
birthmark
fisherman
birthplace
fishmonger
blackboard
football
blackout
footwear
main
mane
boatman scene goalkeeper
seen
mare
mayor
bookcase scent
grandchild
sent/ cent
meat
meet
bookmark sea
see
medal
meddle
bookshop seamgranddaughter
seem
missed
mist
grandfather
bookwormsew
so/ sow
muscle
mussel
grandmother
businessman
sight
site
none
nungrandson
bus stop soar
sore
oar
or/ grasshopper
ore
butterfly sole
soul
pail
pale
groundnuts
childhood son
sun
pain
pane
hardworking
chopsticksstair
stare
pair
pear
homesick
classmate stake
steak
pause
paws
homework
downstairsstationary
stationery
peace
piece
ice cream
dragonfly steal
steel
peal
peel
keyholestyle
dustbin stile
peer
pier
lamp post
everybodytail
tale
picture
pitcher
lampshade
everyday tares
tears
place
plaice
maidservant
everywhere
tears
tiers
plain
plane
mailboxthere
eyebrow their
plum
plumb
eyelash threw mid-year
through
pore
pour
throne moonlight
thrown
practice
practise
tide
tied
praise
time
thyme
prays/preys
presence
to
too/two
presents
principal
told
tolled
principle
rains
vain
vane/ vein
raise
vale
reigns/reins veil
read
waist rays/ raze waste
real
wait reed
weight
rice
weak reel
week
right
won rise
one
ring
wood write
would
road
wring
roll
rode/
root
rowed
rose
role
roar
route
rye
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rows
sail
raw
wry
sale
fair
feat
flew
flour
fool
fore
foul
gait
gamble
guild
grate
groan
hail
hair
hear
heard
higher
him
hoard
hole
holy
hour
key
knew
knight
knot
knows
leak
lightning
loan
loot
made
mail
fare
feet
flu
flower
full
four
fowl
gate
gambol
guilt
great
grown
hale
hare
here
herd
hire
hymn
horde
whole
wholly
our
quay
new
night
not
nose
leek
lightening
lone
lute
maid
male
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a
a
a
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IDIOMS
chip of the old block
close shave
cock and a bull story
hard nut to crack
skeleton in the cupboard
storm in a teacup
a wet blanket
a white elephant
An eye for an eye
Armed to the teeth
At loggerheads with
At the eleventh hour
Bite ones head off
Blow ones trumpet
Bring one to ones senses
Burn the candle at both ends
Bury the hatchet
Butter someone up
By hook or by crook
By leaps and bounds
Cant make head or tail of
Carried away
Cat-and- dog life
Close fisted
Completely at sea
Crocodile tears
Dirt cheap
Do away with
Down to earth
Draw the line
Easier said than done
Eat ones words
Ends of the earth
Face the music
Fair and square
Fall on deaf ears
Fell in ones bone
MEANING
very like the father
a narrow escape
an absurd and unbelievable story
a difficult problem
a dreadful family secret
much excitement about something
small
a discouraging person
something useless and expensive
to keep
Retaliation, revenge
Completely armed
Quarrelling
At the last moment
Answer sharply or angrily
Boast
Cause one to stop foolish or wild
behavior
Overdo work and play
Make peace
Flatter
By fair or foul means
With remarkable speed
Cant understand at all
Very excited
Life full of quarrel
Miserly
Puzzled
False tears
Extremely cheap
Get rid of
Practical
Fix the limit
Easier to talk about than to do
Take back something said earlier
Remote faraway places
Take punishment
With justice and honesty
To be ignored
Have a strong feeling about
something
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Fit as a fiddle
Get along with
Get away with
Get down to
Get into hot water
Get it into ones head that
Get on ones nerves
Get over
Give a piece of ones mind
Give the game away
Go bananas
Go by the book
Go off ones head
Hard up
Hard and fast rules
Have a go at
Have at ones fingertips
Have ones hand full
Have ones heart in ones mouth
Head over heels
High and dry
Hit the nail on the head
Hold ones tongue
In a nut shell
In cold blood
In black and white
In one ear and out the other
In the nick of time
In the same boat
Keep a straight face
Keep an eye on
Keep ones head
Let the cat out of the bag
Like water off a ducks back
Lock, stock and barrel
Look down ones nose on
Lose face
Lose ones head
Make a clean breast of
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Make do
Make ends meet
Make ones blood run cold
Make sense
Make the mouth water
Mind ones Ps and Qs
Mind your own business
Next to kin
Not turn a hair
On the dot
Once in a blue moon
Out of hand
Out of the blue
Out of date
Pick someones brain
Play fast and loose
Pull ones leg
Pull/wear a long face
Put an end to
Put the cart before the horse
Rains cat and dogs
Rub the wrong way
Runaway success
Run into someone
See eye to eye
Sell like hot cakes
Send one packing
Send to Coventry
Show a clean pair of heels
Show ones teeth
Sit on the fence
Smell a rat
Spick and span
Steal the show
Strike while the iron is hot
Stuck up
Take to ones heels
Thick in the head
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B is
C was
D were
B comb
C bunch
D set
B pack
C flock
D swarm
C Whose
B Who
D have bought
C buying
B buy
B Am
C Will
D May
The villagers saw a __________ of thieves hiding in the forest near the
village.
A crew
B gang
C fleet
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D troop
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My father stopped his car to allow a _________ of sheep to cross the road.
A herd
B torn
C tears
D is torn
B ran
C runs
D running
B howled
C howls
D howling
B spent
C spends
D spending
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D shant be
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C shall be
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B will be
The pupils were all __________ about when the headmaster entered the
classroom.
A run
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D swarm
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C flock
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B pack
B Do
C Was
D Does
The children __________ eat the bread because it was not fresh.
A do
B does
C dont
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D didnt
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Miss Zeela __________ the prettiest pair of eyes I have ever seen.
A has
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B Is
C Are
D Were
B are
C was
D will
B a few
C a lot
D a little
B many
C much
D a lot
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D having
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C have
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B had
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D to have
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C having
Whales __________ holes on top of their heads through which they blow out
air.
A has
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B have
B much
C plenty
D a little
B myself
C ourselves
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D themselves
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C his
D himself
B we
C our
D ours
B my
C mine
D myself
B its
C he
D they
B least
C most
D very
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B him
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D Theirs
30
C Their
29
B Them
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D what
27
C which
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B whom
B dangerous
C dangerously
D to danger
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A good
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B better
B anger
B worse
C sometimes
D never
B So
C And
D But
B if
C but
D because
B but
C and
D because
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B often
The men tried to catch the dog __________ it was too fast for them.
A so
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D badly
She has not eaten well for a few days __________ she is very sick.
A so
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C worst
__________ I am not here by 9.00 a.m., you can leave without me.
A If
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D very angry
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C angrily
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D very good
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C best
B at
C against
D among
The petrol dripped all the way because there was a leak __________ the
tank.
A by
B at
C in
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D through
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B in
C for
D from
B to
C at
D for
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D by
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C at
They stopped the car __________ the side of the road to take a short rest.
A by
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B on
B an, a
C the, -
D the, the
B An, a
C An, an
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D The, the
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B hardware
C sundry
D tuck
B theirs
C their
D them
B since
C with
D at
D what
C which
The boys took off __________ shoelaces before washing their shoes.
A they
B how
C They, themD I, me
B He, his
B tallest
C taller
D more taller
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A always
B never
D seldom
C often
B in
C at
D on
B a, -
C a, an
D the, a
This is the place __________ I was born , said Encik Zain to his wife.
A who
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C or
D but
B take of
C take on
D take off
B across
C around
D along
Please take care of __________ when I am away, said Mrs Thong to her
children.
A yourself
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B so
13
D how
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C where
Hayati wants to buy a new scarf _____ she does not have enough money.
A if
11
B when
B ourselves
C yourselves
D myself
B best
C better
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D very good
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B The, an
C the, an
D The, -
B himself
C themselves
D ourselves
B harbor
C warehouse
D station
B at
C on
D by
__________ help of a passerby, I managed to push the car to the side of the
road.
A By
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D several
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C a few
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B a lot of
When they won the netball game, all the players felt pleased with
__________.
A yourselves
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D brood
__________ apple she gave was sweet. It was __________ expensive one
too.
A An, -
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C clutch
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B comb
B With
C From
D On
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A softly
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B bravely
B plenty
B strangest
C stranger
D the strangest
B does
C did
D doing
B beside
C opposite
D between
B on
C in
D by
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D pack
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C packet
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B bunch
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D a lot of
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C a little
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D politely
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C loudly
B chose
C chosen
D choosing
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A shall join
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B politely
B colourful
C most colourful
D more colourful
B many
C much
D a little
B robber
C robbers
D robbed
C set
D bouquet
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D or
A clump
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C if
A rob
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D beautifully
A a lot
35
C soundly
B therefore
A very colourful
34
D join
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C joins
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B joining
B on
C into
D at
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A at
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B above
C across
D after
When the fire started, __________ rushed to the door. Luckily, __________
was hurt.
A nobody, none
B someone, one
C everything, all
D everybody, no one
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B packet
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C pack
D crate
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