A. Granny Forbes
1
Did Granny Forbes live in poverty all her life or
not ?
Granny
Forbes lived in poverty all her life. Her neighbours helped her. They cooked
meals for her every day. They cleaned her small, poorly-furnished room. They sometimes
lit a fire for her in winter. Granny Forbes died at the age of eighty-four.
Everyone got a surprise. She left £50.000.
2.
Did her neighbours help her, or did her relations
help her ?
Her
neighbours helped her. Some neighbours came in each day and cooked meals for
her. Others came and cleaned her room.In winter, neighbours sometimes brought
coal and lit a fire.
3.
Did they cook meals for her every day or not ?
They came
in each day and cooked meals for her. They cleaned her small, poorly-furnished
room. They brought coal in winter. Granny lived in poverty all her life. She
died at the age of eighty-four.
4.
Did they clean her small, poorly-furnished room or
not ?
They
cleaned her small, poorly-furnished room. It was small, dark and almost empty.
In winter,they sometimes lit a fire because Granny’s room was often very cold.
Granny died at the age eighty-four. Her neighbours got a surprise because she
left £50.000.
5.
Did they sometimes light a fire for her in winter
or not ?
They
sometimes brought coal and lit a fire for her in winter. Granny Forbes died at
the age of eighty-four. Everyone got a surprise. She left £50.000.
6.
Did Granny Forbes die at the age eighty-one, or did
she die at the age of eighty-four ?
Granny
Forbes lived in poverty all her life. Her neighbours helped her . Granny Forbes
died at the age of eighty-four. Everyone got a surprise because She left
£50.000.
7.
Did everyone get a surprise or not ?
Granny
Forbes lived in poverty all her life. Her neighbours helped her. They cleaned her small, poorly-furnished room
. she died at the age of eighty-four .Everyone got a surprise because She left
£50.000.
8.
How much did she leave ?
Mrs.
Forbes was very old and very poor. Everybody in neighbourhood called her Granny
Forbes and tried to help her. Her neighbours came in each day and cooked meals
for her. She lived in poverty all her life.she died at age of eighty-four.She
left £50.000 and everyone got a surprise.
B. A Private Conversation
1.
Where did the writer go last week ?
Last week
the writer went to the theatre. He had a good seat but he did not enjoy because
a young man and a young woman were sitting behind he . They were talking lodly and he got very angry because could not
hear the actors.
2.
Did he enjoy the play or not ?
He did
not enjoy the play because any a young man and a young woman were sitting
behind he. They were talking lodly. He got very angry because he could not hear
the actors. So he turned round. He looked at the man and woman angrily.
3.
Who was sitting behind him ?
A young
man and a young woman sitting behind the writer. And they were talking lodly.
The writer got angry because could not hear it. He turned round but a man and
woman angrily. ‘It’s none of your business,’the young man said rudely. This is
a private conversation!
4.
Were they talking loudly, or were they talking quietly ?
They were
talking loudly and make the writer angry. The writer could not hear the actors.
He turned round. A young man and a young woman angrily. They did not pay any
attention. In the and, the writer could not bear it. So, he turned round again.
5.
Could the writer hear the actors or not ?
The writer
could not hear the actors because any a young man and a young woman sitting
behind he and they were talking lodly. So, the writer got very angry and turned
round. But they were angrily and say this is a private conversation!.
6.
Did he turn round or not ?
He turned
round because they were talking lodly. A man and womang angrily. They did not
pay attention. In the end, he could not bear it. So, he turned round again. ‘I
can hear aword! He said angrily. ‘ It’s none of your business,’the young man
said rudely. This is a private conversation!
7.
What did he say?
because
they were talking lodly. He turned round. A man and womang angrily. In the end,
he could not bear it. So, he turned round again. ‘I can hear aword! He said
angrily.
8.
Did the young man say. ‘ he play is not interesting.’ or did he say,’this is a private conversation!.?
A young
man and a young woman sitting behind the writer. And they were talking lodly.
The writer got angry because could not hear it. He turned round but a man and
woman angrily. ‘It’s none of your business,’the young man said rudely. This is
a private conversation!
C.
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Who ?
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How ?
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Where ?
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When ?
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Last week
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I
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Went
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To the theatre
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had
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A very good seat
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The play
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was
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Very interesting
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Did not enjoy
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A young man and a young woman
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Were sitting
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Behind me
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they
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Were talking
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Loudly
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I
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Got
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Very Angry
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I
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Could not hear
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The actors
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I
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Turned
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round
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I
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looked
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At the man an the woman
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Angrily
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They
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Did not pay
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Any attention
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In this end
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I
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Could not
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Bear it
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I
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Turned round
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Again
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I
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Can’t
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Hear
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awod
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I
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Said
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Angrily
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It’s none of
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Your business
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The young man
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Said
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Rudely
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This is
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The private conversation
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D.
1. Yesterday I enjoyed the film
2. I carefully listened the news
3. The man played the piano well
4. Yesterday the children played
games quietly in their room
5. He opened the door quietly
6. He left immediately
7. He planted a tree in thecorner of the garden
8. Before lunch He read the letter
quickly in his office
9. This morning I borrowed a book
from the library
10. The soup spoilt the cook
11. On Sundays we stay at home
12. There are a lot of people at the bus-stop
13. This morning the little boy ate an apple greedly in
the kitchen
14. She draw beautifully
15. I like very much music
16. Last year they built a new school in our village
17. The match ended at the four o’clock
18. Last week she received a letter from her brother
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