1My mother ............... in an insurance company.
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The simple present is used to talk about facts.
2I usually ............... up at 6 but today I …………………. up at 7.
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The simple present is used to talk about routines. The simple past is used to say that something happened at a certain point of time in the past.
3Turn on the lights. Change into passive.
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We use let to turn imperatives into passive voice.
4He works ...............
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There is no preposition before the expression abroad.
5A/An ............... is a person who does not believe in the existence of god.
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6He has a deep love ............... his country.
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7The government is inquiring ............... the affairs of the company.
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8She takes ............... her elder sister.
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To take after somebody is to resemble them.
9I ............... him for a long time.
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The present perfect is used with the meaning up to now.
10Abraham Lincoln abolished slavery. Replace abolish with a phrasal verb/idiomatic expression.
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To put an end to something is to abolish it.
11I always carry an umbrella ............... it rains.
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12To give someone a piece of your mind is to ...............
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Done.
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Answers
- My mother works in an insurance company.
- I usually wake, woke up at 6 but today I …………………. up at 7.
- Turn on the lights. Change into passive. Let the lights be turned on
- He works abroad
- A/An atheist is a person who does not believe in the existence of god.
- He has a deep love for his country.
- The government is inquiring into the affairs of the company.
- She takes after her elder sister.
- I have known him for a long time.
- Abraham Lincoln abolished slavery. Replace abolish with a phrasal verb/idiomatic expression. put an end to
- I always carry an umbrella in case it rains.
- To give someone a piece of your mind is to reprimand them
