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    The document provides 20 questions to test modal verbs, passive voice, past simple/present perfect tenses, wishes, and combining sentences using relative pronouns. It begins by asking to provide a question for underlined words in sentences testing different grammar points. It then provides examples to generate questions for modals, passive voice constructions, past simple and present perfect tense uses, and wishes. Finally, it provides 15 sentences to combine using relative pronouns.

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    GIVE A QUESTION For The Underlined Word

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    The document provides 20 questions to test modal verbs, passive voice, past simple/present perfect tenses, wishes, and combining sentences using relative pronouns. It begins by asking to provide a question for underlined words in sentences testing different grammar points. It then provides examples to generate questions for modals, passive voice constructions, past simple and present perfect tense uses, and wishes. Finally, it provides 15 sentences to combine using relative pronouns.

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    The document provides 20 questions to test modal verbs, passive voice, past simple/present perfect tenses, wishes, and combining sentences using relative pronouns. It begins by asking to provide a question for underlined words in sentences testing different grammar points. It then provides examples to generate questions for modals, passive voice constructions, past simple and present perfect tense uses, and wishes. Finally, it provides 15 sentences to combine using relative pronouns.

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    GIVE A QUESTION For The Underlined Word

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    The document provides 20 questions to test modal verbs, passive voice, past simple/present perfect tenses, wishes, and combining sentences using relative pronouns. It begins by asking to provide a question for underlined words in sentences testing different grammar points. It then provides examples to generate questions for modals, passive voice constructions, past simple and present perfect tense uses, and wishes. Finally, it provides 15 sentences to combine using relative pronouns.

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    GIVE a QUESTION for the underlined word:

    1. It takes 5 minutes to reach the underground.


    2. He has just finished a journey.
    3. The danger was very real.
    4. Peter comes from a family of artists.
    5. He might come tomorrow
    6. You should have asked your teacher
    7. Hamlet was written by Shakespeare
    8. He will be joining us soon.
    9. David owns the car over there.
    10. Tim ‘ s son took the car.
    11. Peter reserved a table for seven o’ clock.
    12. I belong to the squash club.
    13. I sold the car because it was causing problems.
    14. Next year, our construction company is going to build a luxury hotel on a tropical island.
    15. The castle was built in 1066.
    16. Only six per cent of women work as teachers.
    17. This dictionary cost fifty dollars ten years ago.
    18. The law did all the forbidding.
    19. Predators depend on animals.
    20. The toys cost two pounds.

    MODALS
    1/Perhaps your mother has arrived home.

    2/ It was wrong of you to spend so much money.

    3/It wasn’t necessary to send two messages.

    4/You needn’t say things twice to be understood.

    PASSIVE - Causative

    1/ When will they repair your roof?

    2/Doctors believe that cancer will have a treatment.

    3/Did the waiter give you a bill?

    PAST SIMPLE / PRESENT PERFECT

    1/ I started revising for the exam at eleven. (since)

    2/Mark began two hours ago, and he’s still studying. (for)

    3/Melanie finished writing her homework a moment ago. (just)

    WISHES

    1/ I’m sorry I didn’t take you to the station. I wish…….

    2/I’m very sorry that you didn’t catch the train . (If only)

    3/It is a bad idea to buy a cheap laptop. (better).

    4/ I’m so sorry I didn’t help you with the housework. I wish...


    5/ It’s a pity you won’t come to my birthday party. If only …..

    5/I’d like to visit Paris but I don’t speak French. (I’d better….)

    COMBINE THE FOLLOWING SENTENCES USING AN APPROPRIATE RELATIVE PRONOUN :

    1. Alfred Hitchcock was born in 1899. He made the classic film ‘Psycho’.

    2. My new gallery is a great success now. You visited it last year.

    3. This phrase book was given to me by another tourist. I couldn’t have managed without it.

    4. My neighbour is still in hospital suffering from burns. His house was damaged by fire.

    5. The dog has been taken into quarantine. It tried to bite my brother.

    6. The Tower of London attracts more than two million people a year. My cousin Bob works there.

    7. What is the address of the man? His car hit ours.

    8. What is the address of the man? Your father is working for him.

    9. The politician resigned suddenly. She had refused to support an important decision.

    10. My wife and me travelled to Greece at the age of 18. We met then.

    11. The stone was thrown through the shop window. It broke the glass up into pieces.

    12. Here is a photograph of the hotel. We stayed there for a long weekend.

    13. Francis Bacon was a great philosopher. Everybody listened to him.

    14. Action film heroes are not credible anymore. They have become a parody.

    15. Our leading actress can’t rehearse because she is ill. This role was created for her.

    16. Darwin made some mistakes. His theory of evolution is famous.

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