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    Exercise4 (Page 54) : Do The Exercise 4 (Page 54) & Exercise 6 (Page 56) in Your Reading Book

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    The document provides instructions to complete two exercises from a reading book. Exercise 4 on page 54 defines words like "doddering" and "helter skelter" and asks for their grammatical function and meaning. Exercise 6 on page 56 asks for the meaning of made-up words like "zip", "zap", and "zep".

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    Exercise4 (Page 54) : Do The Exercise 4 (Page 54) & Exercise 6 (Page 56) in Your Reading Book

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    Do the exercise 4 (page 54) & exercise 6 (page 56) in your reading book

    Exercise4 (page 54)

    1. The only person in the room was a doddering old man who didn’t seem to
    understand our question ?
    Grammatical function of doddering :adjective
    Approximate meaning:shivery

    2. What all that ruckus ?”dad called to us .”if you can’t be quiet you ‘ll all go
    to bed with no supper !”
    Grammatical function of ruckus : nomina
    Approximate meaning:commotion

    3. His breath reeked of whiskey ,and from the why he walked ,we guessed hr
    had been drinking for some time .
    Grammatical function of reeked : nomina
    Approximate meaning: smell

    4. When the robber pulled out his gun ,everyone in the bank ran helter skelter
    for cover
    Grammatical function of helter skelter: adjektiva
    Approximate meaning:pellmell,higgledy-piggledy

    5. We’ll have to buckle down if we want to get this finished by the end of the
    month .
    Grammatical function of buckle down: verba
    Approximate meaning:strive

    6. Even a simple procedure like applying for a license could lead you into a
    never-ending bureaucratic morass
    Grammatical function of morass: nomina x
    Approximate meaning:swamp
    exercise 6 (page 56)
    1. What do you think “zip” means ?
    It means bus
    2. What do you think “zap”means ?
    It means travel permit

    3. What do you think “zep” means ?


    It means transportation

    4. What do you think “zop” means ?


    It means maps

    5. What do you think “zup” means ?


    It means taxi

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