M2 ACE U1 The Third Age (Grammar)

M2 ACE U1 The Third Age (Grammar)

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ROWENG, (13) PAPUA NEW GUINEA

 My grandfather is the oldest and most important person in our village. He _____ (1) anything about the modern world – he _____ (2) a computer or drive a car, and I _____ (3) he can hardly read and _____ (4) – but he’s very wise and intelligent. He _____ (5) in our family home and my mum _____ (6) him, which is the tradition here. In my society, we _____ (7) our elderly with a lot of respect because they _____ (8) the knowledge and experience of so many years of living. We _____ (9) them lapun, which _____ (10) ‘old man’ in a highly regarded way. Generally, we _____ (11) people over the age of 50 to be senior citizens in Papua New Guinea, and the younger people really _____ (12) the older ones. In our village, when people _____ (13) a problem they _____ (14) to my grandfather for advice.

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My grandfather is the oldest and most important person in our village. He _____ (1) anything about the modern world – he _____ (2) a computer or drive a car

• don't know

• doesn't know

• can't use

• can't uses

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and I _____ (3) he can hardly read and _____ (4) – but he’s very wise and intelligent.

• know

• knows

• write

• writes

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He _____ (5) in our family home and my mum _____ (6) him, which is the tradition here.

• live

• lives

• take care of

• takes care of

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In my society, we _____ (7) our elderly with a lot of respect because they _____ (8) the knowledge and experience of so many years of living.

• treat

• treats

• have

• has

• haves

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We _____ (9) them lapun, which _____ (10) ‘old man’ in a highly regarded way.

• call

• calls

• mean

• means

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Generally, we _____ (11) people over the age of 50 to be senior citizens in Papua New Guinea, and the younger people really _____ (12) the older ones.

• consider

• considers

• look up to

• looks up to

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In our village, when people _____ (13) a problem they _____ (14) to my grandfather for advice.

• have

• haves

• has

• come

• comes

 ROWENG, (13) PAPUA NEW GUINEA

 My grandfather is the oldest and most important person in our village. He doesn’t know (1) anything about the modern world – he can’t use (2) a computer or drive a car, and I know (3) he can hardly read and write (4) – but he’s very wise and intelligent. He lives (5) in our family home and my mum takes care of (6) him, which is the tradition here. In my society, we treat (7) our elderly with a lot of respect because they have (8) the knowledge and experience of so many years of living. We call (9) them lapun, which means (10) ‘old man’ in a highly regarded way. Generally, we consider (11) people over the age of 50 to be senior citizens in Papua New Guinea, and the younger people really look up to (12) the older ones. In our village, when people have (13) a problem they come (14) to my grandfather for advice.