Week # 11_Grammar Review

Let's Revise

Multiple Choice

Complete the following sentence with the correct words.

1. The …… cost of the project is high.

• A. Overall

• B. Occur

• C. Predominant

• D. Bgin

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2. This substance is so radioactive that it​​

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in the dark.

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3. Our​

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came third in the competition

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4. I will send you the ​

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by email.

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5. The government is trying to ​ ​

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confidence in the country’s economy

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6. The committee finally reached ​

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on two important issues.

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1. The - will - journey - take - through - some - you - scenery. - beautiful

• The journey

• will take

• you

• through some

• beautiful scenery

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2. We - need - to - the - shift - will - this - over - table - to - wall.

• We

• will need

• to shift

• this table

• over to the wall.

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3. Most - here - people - about - earn - £30,000 a year

• Most people

• here

• earn

• about £30,000

• a year

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4. What - begin? - time - the - does - concert

• What

• time

• does

• the concert

• begin?

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5. Harvard - is - an - University - respected - internationally - institution.

• Harvard University

• is

• an internationally

• respected

• institution

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6. a - She - capable - very - is - woman.

• she

• is

• a very

• capable

• woman

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7. are - Things - very - changing - rapidly.

• Things

• are

• changing

• very

• rapidly

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8. consumes - every - He - huge - with - of – amounts – bread - meal.

• He

• consumes

• huge amounts

• of bread

• with every meal

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9. are - There - enough - to - rooms - all - the - accommodate - students.

• There are

• enough rooms

• to accomodate

• all

• the students

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10. My - priority - to - top - to - somewhere - is - find - live.

• My

• top priority

• is to find

• somewhere

• to live

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​Let's revise

The different parts of speech

Determine which parts of speech the underlined words belong to.

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​Parts of Speech

Match

Match the following

• Importantly, though, he can stand up for himself when he needs to.

• He used hand gestures to reinforce what he was saying.

• If symptoms persist, you must seek medical attention.

• There will be no regular garbage collection Monday.

Adverb

verb

Adjective

Noun

• Adverb

• verb

• Adjective

• Noun

Match

Match the following

• This container will take six liters

• He was a man of great vision.

• The overall situation is good, despite a few minor problems.

• They rapidly restore the castle to its former glory.

verb

Noun

adjective

adverb

• verb

• Noun

• adjective

• adverb

He is extremely rapid thinker. (NOT extreme rapid)

She walks elegantly. (NOT walks elegant)

Examples

Adverbs modify adjectives, adverbs, and verbs.

​Modification

Grammar: Modification and word order

I like spicy food. (NOT food spicy)

They live in a beautiful house. (NOT house beautiful)

Examples

Adjective modify nouns

​Modification

Grammar: Modification and word order

Instruction: Choose adverbs or adjectives

​Let's Try !!!!!

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Exotic foods are ​

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available in supermarkets.

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freely

free

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The doctor told him to breathe ​

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and hold his breath.

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The ​

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students are here.

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diligent

diligently

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The ​

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married couple left for their honeymoon in Hawaii.

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happily

happy

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Yesterday, I met two ​

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women.

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rich

richly

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He had to brake ​

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to avoid a dog

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suddenly

sudden

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Factories in the area are ​

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dependent on foreign workers.

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heavily

heavy

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They are ​

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well trained personnel ready to deal with the situation.

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reasonably

reasonable

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The other day we spoke ​

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on the phone.

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briefly

brief

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The soldier was an ​

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brave man to have done that.

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exceptionally

exceptional

Word Order

➢ Enough comes after adjectives/adverbs and before nouns.

Examples:

He is old enough to see that movie. (NOT enough old) – after an adjective

We have enough books on this topic. (NOT books enough) – before noun

​➢ Words ending in -thing, -body, -one, -where come before their adjectival modifiers.

​Examples:

I have something nice. (NOT nice something)

I have gone somewhere new. (NOT new somewhere)

​INSTRUCTION:

Add the word ENOUGH with the provided adjectives/nouns and put the words in the blanks.

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