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we ordered from [15] us tongue sors to use as finger splints and other, longerwood splints One sales clerk [16] us where
depres-to get triangular bandages Every time we went
to the grocery store, we [17] our eyesopen for baking soda, salt, antiseptic soap, paper cups, and adhesive bandages Mom
[18] sheets and towels on sale By the time
we completed our first-aid kit, we had [19]
adhesive tape, bandages, aspirin, and an dropper As his contribution, Dad had
eye-[20] home scissors, tweezers, and nose pliers from the hardware store
needle-Irregular Verbs D, p 121
E XERCISE
Irregular Verbs E, p 122
E XERCISE
1. Kara knew the answer to the question
2. Have they already maked the salad for theparty?
3. We have rode our bikes on this street manytimes
4. You must have heared that noise last night
5. Someone left the tools out in the rain
6. He had ringed the doorbell twice
7. Sam has already swum fifty laps this week
8. Had he wrote that note on the chalkboard?
9. Sarita had putted the milk in therefrigerator
10. The children slided all the way to the tom of the hill
bot-11. Have you saw my shoes?
12. Jarrell sung a solo in last night’s concert
13. Those girls had ate all the popcorn
14. The trees shaked during the storm
15. Has a yellow jacket ever stinged anyone inyour family?
16. Lightning striked the tall pine tree on theridge of the hill
17. Some students have drawed illustrationsfor their reports
18. My uncle taked me to the movies lastweekend
19. I have weared my favorite jacket to schoolevery day this month
20. Mr Williams teached geography last year
Tense, p 123
E XERCISE
1. I need a hat
2. They buy a car
3. She gives a speech
4. You go home
5. We eat lunch
6. He studies for three hours
7. They sing in the choir
8. I walk to the store
9. You hand me the book
10. We will vote by tomorrow
keeptellsend
C rung
taught worn
took
drawn struck
slid
seen sang
eaten shook
needed have bought will give had been going were eating will have been studying will be singing
am walking had handed will have voted
stung
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11. You do your homework
12. She brings the groceries in
13. He leaves it here
14. I rake the yard
15. We write letters
16. She does the dishes
17. The alarm rings early
18. She tells the story
19. The clock strikes one
20. I throw the ball
Consistency of Tense A, p 124
E XERCISE
1. She had ridden a bicycle for ten years
before she starts to ride a unicycle
2. Carlos scored the winning point and the
fans had cheered with excitement [or
Carlos scored the winning point and the
fans had cheered with excitement.]
3. Jared rushed into the room and stops to
catch his breath [or Jared rushed into the
room and stops to catch his breath.]
4. Why didn’t he shut the window before he
leaves the house? [or Why didn’t he shut
the window before he leaves the house?]
5. The cat twitched its tail once, curled into a
ball, and quickly falls asleep
6. Karinna has already finished her research
and wrote most of her report [or Karinna
has already finished her research and wrote
most of her report.]
7. My mother came in, takes one look at the
mess in the kitchen, and sat down in a chair
8. We will need to return this book to the
library after we had finished it [or We will
need to return this book to the library after
we had finished it.]
9. The sailboat sank because its hull breaks
10. After we drank the milk, we will eat all the
apples [or After we drank the milk, we will eat all the apples or After we drank the
milk, we will eat all the apples.]
11. Every day, he takes out the trash, sweepsthe floor, and wiped off the counter
12. I will sing the alto part if Wynne will havesung the soprano part
13. Cassie has dropped the glass of water whenthe door slammed behind her
14. The sun broke through the clouds shortly
after the rain stops [or The sun broke
through the clouds shortly after the rainstops.]
15. On Saturdays, we usually visit our
grand-parents and ate lunch at a restaurant [or
On Saturdays, we usually visit our parents and ate lunch at a restaurant.]
grand-16. If you will bring the shirt to my house, Iwill have sewed on the button
17. He had been knocking on the door for tenminutes before they open it
18. I sought a safe shelter whenever I see
light-ning in the sky [or I sought a safe shelter
whenever I see lightning in the sky.]
19. You either left your shoes on the frontporch or had thrown them under the bed
20. The child laughed, covered her eyes, andhas begun counting to a hundred
have been doing
will bring was leaving
had raked
will be writing
will have done
rang had been telling
has struck have been throwing
started
cheered had scored
stopped rushes
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Consistency of Tense B, p 125
E XERCISE
Answers may vary slightly.
I can’t wait to tell you about my excitingweekend! My family [1](plan) a quiet weekend.
We had only a few errands to run, and we
[2](think) a picnic would be fun We [3](take)
out the map and chose a park not far from here
Then we [4](fill) our cooler with food and
drinks, [5](load) everything into the car, and
started off Well, we [6](get) about ten miles
when we realized that dark clouds [7](begin) to
gather overhead We turned the car around and
[8](head) back home After we [9](eat) our
lunch, we [10](look) at the movie schedules.
Everyone [11](get) back in the car, and off we
[12](drive) again When we arrived at the
theater, however, we [13](realize) that the
movie already [14](start) My brother
[15](look) at an old newspaper and the schedule
had changed! By the time we [16](reach) the
house again, the storm [17](be) really raging.
The lights were out because the storm
[18](knock) down some power lines earlier We
[19](spend) the rest of the afternoon and night
sitting in the dark, listening to the wind and therain, and telling stories We will probably neverforget the weekend when absolutely nothing
[20](go) according to plan!
Active and Passive Voice, p 126
8. The bird caught a grasshopper
9. Many in the audience appreciated theperformance
got
had begun
looked got drove
realized had started had looked
reached was
had knocked spent
went
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We set in the balcony for the performance of
Les Misérables Before the curtain raised, the
orchestra began to play The play raises many
issues about right and wrong A man has laid in
jail for many years for stealing a loaf of bread
Now out of jail, he cannot find work Tired,
hungry, and desperate, he steals, among other
things, two candlesticks that are laying in a
cup-board at a church Although the man spends his
life doing kind deeds for others, a police officertrails him endlessly, trying to lie the old case torest
3. the dog laid down
4. they have went
5. it was setting on the step
6. we have swam there
7. had instruct the jury
C
put
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Just as the train was about to pull out, my sister
[3] me my ticket She [4] me totake good care of it, but I told her that I [5]
not a baby and that I [6] n’t adviceabout what to do with a train ticket After a fewmoments the train [7] , and soon theconductor came down the aisle with his ticketpunch Looking in my wallet, I [8]
with horror that my ticket was not there Theconductor, with a puzzled look on his face,
[9] me searching frantically through
my pockets Finally he [10] , “If you’relooking for your ticket, it’s lying on the seatbeside you May I have it, please?”
E XERCISE B
11. The bell was rung by Ramash
12. Clarence is pouring the milk
13. The mail was brought by our newcarrier
14. The curtains were ironed byDarob
15. The security guard has soundedthe alarm
16. Nina was chosen as class tative by the principal
represen-17. The cat curled up by the fireplace
18. We will have finished this project
8. it has laid under the desk
9. I have sat it down
10. the cloth has wore out
E XERCISE B
Review D: Consistency of Tense; Voice, p 136
E XERCISE A
Answers may vary slightly.
[1]Once she amazes her family and friends
by flying to Los Angeles to see the 1984Olympics [2]Her decision to go comes as ashock, since she had never flown before
[3]Her sister teased her about changing hermind until the moment the family leaves her inthe airport waiting room [4]To Mother’s relief,the flight is uneventful [5]The Olympics arenot [6]Los Angeles was so packed that she hasproblems finding a hotel room [7]Fortunately,she had cousins there who invite her to staywith them [8]From the start, she hopes to seeCarl Lewis run, so she was thrilled to learn thather cousins had an extra ticket to the 100-meterdash [9]For ten long seconds Mom sat on theedge of her seat, keeps her fingers crossed, andcheered loudly [10]It is thrilling for her to seeLewis win one of his four gold medals
AV AV PV AV PV
PV AV PV
sayswatches
realizedstarted
needdid
am
reminds
was C
C
C
watched
said
Ramash rang the bell.
Our new carrier brought the mail.
Darob ironed the curtains.
My brother’s friends made a mess.
Volunteer firefighters put out that
The principal chose Nina as class representative.
fire.
worn set
lain began spoken gone thrown taken
invited
hoped
kept was
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E XERCISE B
11. The doctor was applauded by thestudents
12. Rocky has taken the picture
13. The juice was poured by thenurse
14. The play was seen by hundreds ofpeople
15. An important lesson was learned
by all the students
16. The racing yacht was sailed by anexperienced crew
17. I get home from school around4:00 P.M
18. Anna put the book by the door
19. The marks on the floor were made
by dirty shoes
20. Have you found that book?
AV
PV AV AV PV
PV
PV
PV
AV
PV The students applauded the doctor.
The nurse poured the juice.
Hundreds of people saw the play.
An experienced crew sailed the racing
All the students learned an important lesson.
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Chapter 7: Using Pronouns Correctly
pp 137–157Case, p 137
5. The trees are shedding their leaves
6. The coach’s speech gave them all thing to consider
some-7. The newly elected class president is she.
8. Darryl volunteered to help us at the senior
12. Their uniforms are different this year
13. Please write your opinions about the book
14. The newest member of my team is Alicia
15. They help homeless veterans find work
16. Next year, Carla and she will be on theschool’s soccer team
17. A cheetah can run fast enough to catch itsprey
18. Our city’s animal rescue group helpspeople find new pets
19. She studied hard and learned the newmaterial
20. Their history book contains many usefulmaps
The Case Forms of Personal Pronouns, p 138
13. This paper is mine; that one is yours
14. His parents and they visited our house lastweek
15. Did you tell them about the garage sale?
The Nominative Case A, p 139
NOM OBJ
OBJ
OBJ
OBJ OBJ
OBJ OBJ
POS
POS
POS POS
POS POS
POS POS
POS
POS POS
POS
POS
NOM NOM
NOM NOM
POS
POS POS
POS
OBJ NOM
NOM POS
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14. Is that Mother in the restaurant?
15. Next time, my mother and I want to try
1. People gave the nickname Satchmo
2. I saw Charles and him at the meeting
3. A messenger in a blue uniform handed a
sealed package to .
4. Most of us liked the new biology book
5. Aunt Flo sent Howard and a magazine
2. Didn’t you invite Darla, Francine, andKenny?
3. Kevin, have you shown your grandparentsthe math project you put together for nextweek’s school fair?
4. Mr Friedman gave the class a helpfullesson in the differences between businessletters and personal letters
5. Instead of asking Tamisha again, why not
ask Barry to be on the cleanup committee?
6. Asked about a career in medicine, the selor advised Justin to take as many highschool science courses as possible
coun-7. Tomorrow, would you take Sally and mewith you to see the historical exhibits on theSeminole and Cherokee?
8. Joe showed Marty and Hal his magazineand newspaper clippings about the eclipse
9. Among my family and friends, the sevendays of Kwanzaa are celebrated with gift-giving and storytelling
10. For extra credit, did Mrs Jamison say thatshe wants you and me to read
“Misspelling” by Charles Kuralt?
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1. Mr Matthews called Melanie and (she, her)
up to the stage at the awards ceremony
2. Karl announced that (they, their) tour guide
7. Could my uncle James have served with
(they, them) in the navy?
8. With one minute left, Juanita interrupted
the debate between (we, us) and them.
9. After sundown, Peter and (him, he) set up
the telescope
10. The judges announced that first prize in the
canned goods category was (her, hers).
E XERCISE B
11. Marcus wrote a script for us this year
12. The play is dedicated to our energetic anddevoted teacher
13. The president of the drama club is she
14. The leading male in this spring’s tion will be he
produc-15. His stage voice is powerful and confident
16. Do you think their new play was as ing as the last one?
appeal-17. Could it have been she who directed thelast play?
18. We watched him set up the stage
19. Did each actress remember her long, cult lines?
diffi-20. Are they the main characters in the play?
NOM NOM
POS
POS POS
POS
POS
POS POS
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Answers will vary Sample responses are given.
11. The team captains, she and Tom, listened
carefully to the coach’s advice
12. Principal Garcia presented the winners, him
and me, with trophies
13. The singers in the band are my neighbors,
he and Carl
14. These seats are reserved for the debate team
members, Megan and them
15. The cooks, my cousin and I, received several
compliments on the delicious meal
Pronouns in Incomplete Constructions, p 149
E XERCISE A
4. he
E XERCISE B
Students’ wording of clauses may vary.
11. Jill has visited more countries than (him, he).
12. Is Samantha as diligent as (they, them)?
13. Sarah is taller than (him, he).
14. Are you as confident as (them, they)?
15. He collected as many canned goods as (she, her).
Special Pronoun Problems, p 150
E XERCISE
Clear Pronoun Reference A, p 151
E XERCISE
Answers may vary.
1. Our pet gander runs around honkingwhenever it is near our old truck
2. My aunt called my sister to discuss thetheme for my sister’s party
3. Carla needs to read an entire novel thisweekend, but she says that reading it will
6. Bill met with James at Bill’s house
7. She has many ambitions, and having tions helps her remain motivated
ambi-8. The city council are divided about the salestax rate, and this rate is upsetting to manycitizens
9. Has Mona asked Teri if Teri could sell
twen-ty tickets for our fund-raiser?
10. That it rained on the day of the party upsetthe children
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Clear Pronoun Reference B, p 152
E XERCISE
Answers may vary.
1. She is superstitious; one of her superstitions
is about walking under ladders
2. Every time Tyrone saw an ice-skating event,
he wanted to be an ice skater
3. Gilda loves traveling in the United Statesand can never decide which state to visitnext
4. Our straw vote showed that most studentsfavor wearing uniforms
5. I hope my reading books during story hourhelps my listeners want to read more
6. Last night the weather forecast predicted arecord number of hurricanes this season
7. We began watching the meteor shower atsundown but didn’t see any meteors untilafter midnight
8. She loves the theater but hasn’t seen anyplays lately
9. The article described a blue moon as thesecond full moon in a calendar month
10. Their running so long had winded them
Clear Pronoun Reference C, p 153
E XERCISE
Answers may vary.
1. When Martha arrived, she called Mrs Kent
2. Cassandra went to the computer store butdidn’t buy a computer
3. Martin got the new job for which Paul hadalso applied, and it was more interestingthan Martin’s old job
4. When William arrived in Boston, he wrote
to Marcos
5. Luc’s loyalty makes him a good friend
6. Celeste loves art, so she bought a paintingfor her apartment
7. The interviewers asked the judge about herdecision
8. Before Sarah left, Berta gave her a rose
9. Frank’s learning how to ski was helpfulduring his vacation
10. I bought new software, but installationinstructions were not included
Review A: Case Problems, p 154
E XERCISE A
1. Ahulani and (me, I) like to play chess.
2. Both of (we, us) play it rather well.
3. My grandparents gave (we, us) a beautiful
new chessboard
4. As for my parents, we can play much better
than (they, them).
5. “This is a good game for (they, them),” my
father said, “since they have plenty of time.”
6. My mother and (him, he) taught me how to
play the game
7. It is (he, him) and Ahulani who hate most to
lose
8. “Play (she, her) again,” my mother says after
I defeat him
9. It is (she, her) whom I most enjoy defeating
because her game is always carefullyplayed
10. My father doesn’t play Ahulani and (I, me)
often
E XERCISE B
Review B: Clear Reference, p 155
E XERCISE
Answers may vary.
1. Throughout, the movie shows phases of themoon
2. Dani enjoyed my drawings of the moon;she thinks I should take drawing as anelective
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3. My confusing the hay moon of July with
the grain moon of August frustrates me
4. The CD-ROM uses high-speed
photogra-phy to show the phases of the moon
5. Did you read my poem about the moon?
Do you think I should consider writing
poetry as a career?
6. When my father walked in the door, my
uncle told him a joke about the strawberry
moon of June
7. That amateur astronomers may have
trou-ble on rainy nights shouldn’t bother them
8. On the first day my sister observed a new
moon, she and my mother decided to plant
seeds
9. That February has fewer days than the
moon’s cycle of 29.2 or 29.9 days
occasion-ally causes a February without a full moon
10. An understanding of both mathematics and
physics as well as a passion for the night
sky are important and make a strong,
8. “You must remember that thereare many people who don’t enjoybickering the way you do,” shesaid
9. My mother is a person who youcan’t argue with for long
10. Father and her seldom arguebecause she dislikes arguments
15. Samantha admires marine biologists and
wants to learn more about (they, their) work.
16. Seeing videotapes of astronauts has given
Shelly and (him, he) inspiration.
17. Danny, (whom, who) I met yesterday, is an
interesting person
18. Carol has convinced my sister and (I, me)
that traveling to Spain would be exciting
19. Carla hopes that someday (she, her) and
Carlos and I will travel to Mars together
20. She sends toys to her nephews (who, whom)
aren’t old enough to read
Review D: Using Pronouns Correctly, p 157
she whom C
OBJ
OBJ OBJ
POS
NOM NOM
NOM NOM
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3. Together, he and I have managed
to be punctual every day
4. Anyone whom misses the bushas to walk
5. Sally is one student whom will
be late
6. Nobody except Hononi and shemisses the bus more than once aweek
7. I think that Kele and me shouldhelp them
8. Us two can sprint to the bus stopwhen we’re late
9. However, there aren’t many ple who can run as fast as we can
peo-10. Perhaps we could call Hononiand she early every morning
E XERCISE B
Answers may vary.
11. In the article, the interviewer asked MayaAngelou many questions
12. Paolo loves cooking and wonders if heshould become a chef
13. Buying a new car made Sergei’s life easier
14. Alejandro asked Jacob if Alejandro shouldrent a car
15. Rebecca’s honesty makes her easy to trust
her C
We I
her who who C
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centers of the beehive-shaped lenses Sailors
[6]
were warned quite easily [7]
that they were approaching [8]
, the Fresnel lenses were made in seven
sizes The [9] largest lens types were
primarily for use in lighthouses along the
lens sizes were more suitable
1. The Diary of a Sparrow reminds us to
recog-nize the most ordinary people
2. Enji, a grandfather of Kazuko Watanabe,
kept a diary for nearly seventy years
3. In this outstanding book, Watanabe
excerpts eight compelling events about Enji
4. How did Enji first react to the surprising
voices and music on the “sound-making”
7. Many readers could readily understand theterrible pain of losing a son in World War II
8. Ms Watanabe has skillfully provided theEnglish translation of the Japanese text inthe diary
9. Appropriately, abstract illustrations byWatanabe accompany the hand-printedstories
10. Read the book in the traditional manner or,optionally, view it as three-dimensional art
9. Various repairs will again smooth thechipped, pockmarked surface of theskating rink
10. If Chen does this tedious job well, hewill eventually earn greater responsibilities
11. He may even be allowed to operate thehuge resurfacing machine
ADV
For harbor or bay areas,
threelong
Beforecoastline
about thesea
ADJ
who were as far away as twenty miles out to
onto the “bull’s-eyes”
the glass parts captured lamplight
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13. Meanwhile, water jets flush dirt andother debris toward a vacuum hose
14. The dirty water will be filtered to be reused
on the skating-rink surface
15. Other jets send out hot water that is spreadover the icy surface by a large towel
Phrases Used as Modifiers, p 161
5. See how the director used color highlights
to emphasize the black-and-white setting
6. The setting looks artistic enough to be apainting
7. A number of films use clouds or fog to setthe stage for a person’s dream
8. Behind the actors, the scaled-downmodel of a town created a mood
9. Computer graphics have added flexibility
to the range of special effects
10. For some roles, actors might require severalhours to put on their costumes and
make-up
E XERCISE B
Answers will vary Sample answers are given.
11. for the second time
12. to understand the first time
13. at keeping suspense
14. To their dismay
15. from the past decade
Clauses Used as Modifiers, p 162
E XERCISE A
1. Ruby memorized the poem, which wasforty lines long
2. As soon as we can after the banquet, Al and
I will fold up the chairs and tables
3. Mr Kendall described the chemical mixturethat had caused the rotten-egg smell
4. We’ll have room to grow pumpkins if weadd two more loads of dirt to the garden
5. Of the chores that were on Mom’s list, Tarahas finished all except one
6. She stayed at the library until she grewtired
7. Because the directions were unclear, wecouldn’t follow them
8. The vegetarian dishes cooked more quicklythan the meat dishes did
9. After he finished his five-mile run, Jacobtook a long nap
10. When we arrived at the park, all of the nic areas had been claimed
ADV
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amounts of time are needed to pass
through the canal
3. Opened in 1914, the canal takes ships
through a series
4. The entire lock system,
includes two lakes
5. Each lake, Gatun and Miraflores, has the
same name
6. Almost at the midpoint
is the Galliard Cut
10. The canal is expensive to maintain, so
profits from tariffs are essential
Bad and Badly, Good and Well, p 164
Slow and Slowly, Real and Really, p 165
17. Because of the holidays, this package will
be delivered more slow than usual
18. The diamond sparkled real nicely in thesunlight
19. Eric sauntered slow into the dark room
When the canal was run as a nonprofit
and 965 feet long
that is larger than 106 feet widecanal
of the 50-mile-long
ADV phrase
as the lock next to it does
and Panama City,
which joins Colón
ADJ phrase
of locks
Depending on traffic patterns,
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6. Please explain why the milk tasted badly if
it looked just fine
7. Rain fell quite slow, soaking everythingthoroughly
17. Did I speak slow enough?
18. They did reasonably good on the exam
pretty;
most frequently more frequently;
frequently;
warmest
warmer;
warm;most mountainous
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refer to this orange and black butterfly
5. Bermuda grass is a tougher and grass
for the lawns in our climate
E XERCISE B
6. C
7. This bicycle helmet offers
protection than the old model did
8. What was the grade you have
ever gotten on an essay?
9. C
10. Modern science fiction movies have
special effects than early movies did
11. Yesterday’s tornado was the of any
we have seen this season
12. We must be so the groups around
us can finish their work
13. Lori is the three-point shooter
on the basketball team
14. Stephen felt much after he had
3. The new sewing machine is than
the old one
4. She wondered if the speaker were the
person in the room
5. If he does on the exam, he won’t have
8. Which one of the pair is larger?
9. Of the two, Milo writes letters more quently
fre-10. Of the four colors, this one is best
Using Comparative and Superlative Forms B,
p 172
E XERCISE
Sentences may vary slightly.
1. The mushroom is smaller than the leavesaround it
2. We saw pictures of the hugest type of frog,called the Goliath frog
3. My mother’s soup tastes better than therestaurant’s soup
4. I think the flag of South Korea has one ofwell
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5. Thai food is spicier than German food
6. The longest mountain chain in the world isthe Andes
7. My neighbor’s yard is better maintainedthan David’s yard
8. An Alaskan summer night is longer thanFlorida’s nights
9. Venus looks brighter than any other planet
10. My grandmother’s paintings are moreabstract than my aunt’s paintings
Using Comparative and Superlative Forms C,
p 173
E XERCISE
Sentences may vary.
1. She likes spinach more than her sister likesspinach
2. Janice’s skates are more expensive thanAndrea’s
3. This clock is the loudest one in the house
4. Is Dr Kean more knowledgeable than anyother doctor?
5. Of Maria and her sister, Maria has alwaysbeen the faster runner of the two
6. My aunt writes me more than my cousin
writes me or My aunt writes me more than
she writes my cousin
7. The temperature is warmer than it was terday
yes-8. The table is sturdier than any other table inthe room
9. Franco is taller than any other boy on histeam
10. Bootsie was the smallest kitten in the litter
Correcting Dangling Modifiers, p 174
E XERCISE
Sentences may vary.
1. Looking up at the large umbrella, wenoticed that it blocked the sun
2. As the scientists are researching the rainforest, the huge variety of trees and animalsbecomes apparent
3. The scientists are now making discoveries
of things that have been unexplored foryears
4. The ecologist made an important discoverywhen she found many trees in one area
5. C
6. Full of insects, the rain forest offersresearchers the chance to study many lifeforms
7. While watching the insects buzzing andhumming, we learned how their nests aremade
8. C
9. Something becomes clear to people whohave an understanding of just part of therain forest
10. To avoid destroying this sea of life, we mustprotect the rain forest
Correcting Misplaced Modifiers, p 175
E XERCISE Some answers may vary.
1. We looked for the map in the back of thecar^that we needed
2. An elm^fell across the house that had beenuprooted in the storm
3 ^We saw a raccoon coming home from the
Trang 2013. The deer^looked at me with white spots.
14. C
15 ^Alice picked up the puppy with a grin.
16. The socks^were knitted by my grandmother
in the crib
17. On the windowsill, I watched my cat sleep^
18 ^The mother went to pick up her son
wearing her nurse’s uniform
Sentences may vary.
1. After she removed the wrapping paper, the
gift proved delightful
2. Hans found the notebook hidden in the
drawer
3. Nancy, along with her sister, washed and
polished the car
4. Because he was alone in the house, the
lightning frightened him
5. Mark studied the color-coded map of the
island
6. Reading and reviewing notes while
prepar-ing for a test will help you study
7. Bees that make honey are attracted to
cer-tain flowers
8. Botany was interesting to him as a young
boy
9. Thorough understanding of a situation is
essential to having your suggestion
Sentences may vary.
1. The village surrounded by mountains hadbecome a favorite spot for tourists
2. While we were hiking in the woods, wesaw a squirrel scurrying up a tree
3. We walked through the mostly-melted snow
4. I videotaped the kangaroos that were ping about excitedly
hop-5. The silver cups in the cabinet were a giftfrom my nephew
6. Without a care in the world, we climbed thetree
7. Blouses made of silk should be taken to thedry cleaner
8. Frightened, we opened the door slowly
9. The art teacher who teaches senior artclasses painted the kitten
10. Having finished supper, we washed thedishes
Review A: Comparative and Superlative Forms,
6. more disgusted; most disgusted
7. littler; littlest [or less; least]
8. more systematic; most systematic
9. more tightly; most tightly
10. stronger; strongest
E XERCISE B
11. Some people thought the photograph of the
paint-ing of the landscape
12. Our new mayor works doesn’t he?
13. It rains in Hawaii thananywhere else in the country
14. Connie can still run than Stephan
15. That was the music I had everheard
loveliest
C
faster more often
P
hard,
C
more beautiful
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17. She was the rower on the team
18. The dress is than I had expected
19. The violinist was according to hercolleagues
20. Are these curtains than the oldones?
Review B: Correcting Errors in Comparison,
p 179
E XERCISE
Answers may vary.
1. Who is tallest, you or Arlon?
2. Our city park is much more cleaner thanmost of the parks in neighboring towns
3. Which of the two high schools in your town
6. Alaska is bigger than any^U.S state
7. Which do you like best, a warm climate or
10. The Grand Canyon is larger than any^gorge
in the United States
11. To make our trip more easier, we got cases with wheels on them
suit-12. Her dog was much more calmer than mine
13. Ana loves movies more than Marco^
14. The ice dancer was almost a foot taller thananyone^in the show
15. Of the two colleges, I will choose the mostreputable
16. My brother offered me more advice thanFrank^
17. Some people thought that the princess wasoldest than the prince
18. Which of the twins is the most talented indramatic arts?
19. The soprano’s solo was more beautiful thanall the^solos presented
20. Paula likes the dog more than her brother^
21. He tells me stories more often than^Todd^
22. The people of this town are more friendlierthan I had expected
23. Who is the taller of all the boys on theteam?
24. The village is the most smallest in thevicinity
25. Katya sends me gifts more frequently thanMarta^
Review C: Correcting Dangling and Misplaced Modifiers, p 180
E XERCISE
Sentences may vary.
1. While peacefully eating their breakfast, thecampers watched the sunrise
2. The problems of the world leaders maylook simple to some people seated in arm-chairs in front of their television sets
3. A gift basket that was filled to the top withfancy cheeses and crackers was carried intothe living room
4. The needle broke while I was sewing a hem
in the dress
5. The police chief issued a warning aboutburglars to homeowners who carelesslyleave their doors unlocked
C
prettier
talented,darker
worse
better
higher
more older
Trang 226. After climbing the mountain, we saw a
shooting star streaking across the sky
7. The women in the control tower watched
the plane circling the field
8. Always check your work for accuracy after
you have finished
9. The camera zoomed in on the woman
skat-ing gracefully over the ice
10. Some books in the school library that were
written many years ago seem surprisingly
up-to-date
Review D: Modifiers, p 181
E XERCISE A
Sentences may vary.
1. At the awards ceremony, the coach
congrat-ulated the soccer team for playing a really
good season
2. Franklin hoped the weather would not get
worse
3. My mother assigned me more chores than
she assigned my father or My mother
assigned me more chores than my father
Sentences may vary.
6. The helicopter that Georgina’s uncle ownedwas used in the emergency rescue of threeinjured people
7. While we were roaming around the ment store, we saw a vase fall off a highshelf
depart-8. The bird-watcher identified a rare speciesnoted for its plumage
9. She handed him the anchor that was tiedsecurely to the boat
10. A lecturer described the development ofwritten language in the ancient Near East to
a fascinated audience
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[11]Olga has a older brother named Dietrich
[12]The two of them play sports, such as ketball, soccer, baseball, and etc [13]Olgathinks that she ain’t as good as Dietrich at mostsports [14]She says that sometimes when shewants to practice more, he’s nowheres to befound [15]Beside sports, Olga is interested inmusic and art [16]However, her favorite place
bas-to be is right besides her older brother playing atough game of soccer or basketball [17]Olgaknows that just watching sports won’t effect herperformance [18]She certainly won’t be able torun all the faster he can unless she works hard
[19]Therefore, Olga trains with her brother alot
[20]Dietrich has always had a good affect onher training habits and sense of sportsmanship
of them, they read quite a bit about the sport
[14]Janet ought to of bought her own bowlingball [15]Fortunately, Craig told her that shecan use his whenever she wants [16]Janetasked Craig to take the library book with himwhen he came to the bowling alley [17]Craigand Janet could of scored higher if they hadpracticed more [18]They knocked down lesspins than they thought they would
[19]Among them they had a score of onlyeighty-five [20]Craig joked that the policemight bust them for bowling so poorly
Answers may vary slightly.
[11]Sergio said that he and his friends should
do like their teacher suggested [12]She learnedthem how to study for all sorts of tests
[13]Sergio said they simply needed to disciplinetheirself [14]He said they had ought to study
at least an hour each day [15]These kind ofstudying allows students to learn the informa-tion in smaller blocks [16]Sometimes Sergioasked his classmates to leave him study alone
[17]At such times, he needed to memorizefacts, and doing so alone worked good for him
[18]At other times, however, studying in smallgroups was sort of more beneficial [19]Onestudent would act like he or she were theteacher and ask the others difficult questions
[20]Using these methods, Sergio and his friendstaught theirselves better study habits
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them-selves some watching cartoons, but soon they
felt restless [12]One of the children knew
more games then the others [13]She suggested
they play this here word game [14]Another
child suggested that they try and think of a
game that everyone could play together
[15]Unfortunately, all of them board games
were for two to four players [16]What were
the children suppose to do? [17]They really
didn’t want to stay inside of the house
[18]Quickly, they decided to play outdoors
rather then stay inside [19]After tossing
around that there soccer ball, they decided to
play kickball [20]The reason they chose that
game was because everyone could participate
[11]Ann and Marge use to go shopping at
Carr’s Department Store every month [12]One
day Ann said, “Your not going to believe it, but
I’ve found a better place to shop!” [13]The two
friends decided to try the new store on their
next shopping trip without another store was
having a sale that day [14]Both women werepleased that the new store was not a long waysaway from their neighborhood [15]Marge waslooking for a lamp who would fit on a smallend table [16]Quickly, they found a salesclerkwhich knew where the lamps were [17]Thesalesclerk showed them a lamp what was justthe right size [18]“Your going to love theprice, too!” the clerk said [19]Ann had heardwhere the store was going to have a big sale thenext weekend [20]“We’ll certainly be in you’restore again soon,” she told the clerk
Answers may vary slightly.
11. We don’t have no milk in the house forbreakfast
12. Danny had hardly no time between classestoday
13. I won’t hear nothing from Shani until nextweek
14. Betty looked outside, but she didn’t seenobody there
15. The hikers hadn’t scarcely any water left
16. Don’t you never dance?
17. In the afternoon, there aren’t hardly anybirds at the feeder
18. Because he is shy, Ray doesn’t never teer to read aloud
volun-19. This type of cactus doesn’t have no spines
20. Our Labrador retriever can’t barely fit inthat carrier
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