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Under this Queen another cultural and artistic growth was as a result of industrialization.
Unilingual books giving definitions of terms are called …: Glossaries
UNITED KINGDOM CONSISTS OF ENGLAND, SCOTLAND, WALES AND NORTHERN IRELAND. the
Unseen by the elders, May __ had shut herself in the vault. The smallest girl
Use right preposition: He will arrive to our city... Monday morning... on
Use the necessary tense form: I knew they … for me at the metro station and I decided to hurry. Were waiting
Use the necessary tense form: She thought that the children … in the yard at that time. Were playing
Use the right pronoun: Mary must not eat too … salt because she has problems with her blood pressure. Much
USE IHF NECESSARY TENSE FORM: SHE SAYS THAT SHE... ALREADY...THE BOOK. has/ found
Use pronoun instead of the noun; at christmas …often give presents to mary: they
Use the necessary tense form: she thought that the children … in the yard at that time: Were playing
Use the corrct auxiliary verb: … your parents always go to the country for a weekend? Do
Use the correct form of participle: the little plump woman … at the window is my aunt; standing
USE THE CORRECT AUXILIARY VERB:... YOUR PARENTS ALWAYS GO TO THE COUNTRY FOR V WEEKEND? do
USE THE CORRECT FORM OF PARTICIPLE 1:... OUT OF THE WINDOW HE SAW THAT HIS MOTHER WAS WATERING THE FLOWERS. Looking
Use the correct form of participle: The little plump woman... at the window is my aunt.... standing
Use the correct form of the verb “to be”: These students... from China... are
USE THE CORRECT FORM OF THE VERB: LISTEN! WHO...THE PIANO IN THE NEXT ROOM? is playing
Use the correct grammatical form: I avoided … to them about that matter. Speaking.
Use the correct tense form: Tom said that he.. to see the doctor the next day Would go
USE THE CORRECT TENSE FORM: HE SAID THAT HE... THE ENGLISH COURSES. attended
Use the correct tense form: The teacher said to me that I …my work very well. Had done.
Use the correct tense form: Tom said that he... to see the doctor the next day... would go
USE THE correct tense form: he said that he … the English courses:.. attended
Use the necessary tens form: I knew they… for me at the metro station and I decided to hurry
Use the necessary tense form: mike hoped that his friend would help him with car Would help
Use the necessary tense form: I knew that he … a very clever man. Was
Use the necessary tense form: I knew they... for me at the metro station and I decided to hurry... were waiting
Use the necessary tense form: Mike hoped that his friend… him with car: would help
Use the necessary tense form: She says that she... already... the book. has/found.
Use the necessary tense form: She thought that the children... in the yard at that time... were playing
Use the necessary tense form: The tourists were told that the guide … in five minutes. Would come
Use the necessary tense form: We didn’t know where our friends…. Had gone
Use the necessary tense form: Yesterday Tom heard that his aunt … for five days. Had been ill
Use the pronoun instead of the noun: At Christmas …. Often give presents to Mary They
Use the pronouns in the proper form: Let … introduce myself. My name is John. (I) Me
Use the pronouns in the proper form: Let... do the work at home. (we) us
Use the right pronoun: I am sorry to say, I have read very … books by Walter Scott.
USE THE RIGHT FORM OE THE PASSIVE VOICE: ALL THE TREES... BY I HE END OF AUTUMN. had been planted
USE THE RIGHT FORM OF HIE PASSIVE VOICE: WHO...THIS NOVEL...BY? was / written
use the right form of the passivE VOICE …THE LETTERS…BY secretary yet? have / been typed
Use the right form of the passive voice: chalk …for writing on the blackboard: is used
Use the right form of the passive voice: …the letters …by secretary yet?: have / been typed
Use the right form of the passive voice: … the letters … by secretary yet? – have/been typed
Use the right form of the passive voice: All the trees … by the end of autumn. Had been planted
Use the right form of the passive voice: All the trees … by the end of the autumn. Had been planted.
Use the right form of the passive voice: Chalk … for writing on the blackboard. Is used
Use the right form of the passive voice: the rules of the game … to him: Have not been explained
Use the right form of the passive voice: This play … at the beginning of next season. Will be staged.
Use the right form of the passive voice: Who... this novel... by? was/written
USE THE RIGHT FORM OF THE PASSIVE VOICE: WHO...THIS NOVEL... BY? was / written
use the right form of the verb: My friend always…the truth, that’s why I trust him: tells
Use the right form of the verb: My friend always … the truth, that’s why I trust him. Tells/
USE THE RIGHT FORM OF THE VERB: MY FRIEND ALWAYS...HIE TRUTH. THAT'S WHY I TRUST HIM. tells
USE THE RIGHT FORM OF THE VERB: MY FRIEND ALWAYS...HIE TRUTH. THAT'S WHY I TRUST HIM. tells
USE THE RIGHT FORM OF THE VERB: MY FRIEND ALWAYS...THE TRUTH. THAT’S WHY I TRUST HIM…. tells
Use the right form of the verb: My friends always … the truth. That’s why I trust. Tells
Use the right form the passive voice: All the trees …. By the end of autumn: had been planted
Use the right preposition: they will arrive …. Exactly 12.30. at
Use the right preposition: He will arrive to our city …Monday morning. On.
Use the right pronoun: How.. eggs are there in the fridge. Many.
Use the right pronoun: I am sorry to say. I have read very … books by Walter Scott. Few
Use the right pronoun: Mary must not eat too…salt because she has problems with her blood pressure: much
Use the rigth form of the passive voice … the letters … by secret yet?: have/been typed
Use the rigth form of the passive voice: this play … at the beginnig of next season: will be staged
Use the rigth pronoun: mary must not eat too …salt because has problems with her blood presure: much
Use the the correct auxiliary verbs: …your parents always go to the country for a weekand?: do
Use therightpronoun: how...eggsarethereinthefridge paul? many
Use the pronouns in the proper form: Let do the work at home – we{ us}
Use the correct form of the passive voice: All the trees … by the end of autumn { had been planted}
Use the necessary tense form: We didn't know where our friends...(had gone)
Use the pronouns in the proper form: Let introduce myself my name is john (I) me
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