Exercise
35 : Passive voice
1.
The president is called everyday.
2.
The order members is being called by
John.
3.
The document to the department was
delivered by Martha.
4.
The amendment have been repealed by the
other members.
5.
The information had been received by the
delegates before the recess.
6.
The supplies should be buy by the
teacher for this class.
7.
Mr. Watson will be called tonight.
8.
Considerable damage has been caused by
the fire.
9.
A new procedure was being developed by
the company before the bankruptcy hearings began.
10.
The papers will have been received by
John.
Exercise 36 : Causative Verbs
1.
Leave
2.
Repaired
3.
To type
4.
Call
5.
To paint
6.
Write
7.
Lie
8.
To send
9.
To cut
10.
Sign
11.
Leave
12.
To wash
13.
Fixed
14.
Published
15.
To find
Exercise
37 : Relative Clauses
1.
Whose
2.
Whose
3.
Which you spoke yesterday
4.
Who the highest in the school
5.
What
6.
Who
7.
Whose
8.
Whose
9.
What
10.
What
11.
Whose
12.
What
13.
Whose
14.
That
15.
Whose
Exercise 38 : Relative Clause
Reduction
1.
George is the man who represent the
committee at the convention.
2.
All of the money has already been
released and accepted.
3.
The papers on the table belong to
patricia.
4.
The man brought to the police station
confessed to the crime.
5.
Mary Allen is the girl who drinking
coffee.
6.
John’s wife a professor, has written
several papers on this subject.
7.
The man that talking to the policeman is
my uncle.
8.
The book on the top shelf is the one
that I need.
9.
The number of students have been
counted. The number if students is quite high.
10.
Leo evans, a doctor, eats in this
restaurant every day.
Exercise 39 : Subjunctive
1.
The teacher demand that the student left the room.
2.
It was urgent that he call her immediately.
3.
It was very important that we delayed discussion.
4.
She intends to moving that the committee suspends discussion on this issue.
5.
The king decreed that the new laws take effect the following month.
6.
I proposed
that you should stop this rally.
7.
I advise you take the prerequisite before registering for
this course.
8.
His father prefer that he attends a different university.
9.
The faculty stipulate that the rule be abolished.
10.
She urge
that we found another alternative.
Exercise 40 : Inclusives
1.
Not
only
2.
Not only
3.
Both
4.
But also
5.
Not only
6.
Not only
7.
As well as
8.
But also
9.
As well as
10.
Not only
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