1)- could – be able to – managed to

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‫ محمود بجبوج‬: ‫المدرس‬
- ‫ الصف التاسع األساسي‬- 11 – 14 ‫ من األرقام‬- )‫ اختر بين أقواس (قواعد‬- ‫ السؤال الثالث‬- C
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1)- could – be able to – managed to – can
1- One summer’s evening, the men in ( a – the ) garden of ( a – an ) coffee house were playing a game.
2- Because it was dark, they ( have – had ) candles on their tables,
3- so that they ( could – managed to) see.
4- They noticed a man looking anxiously ( for – four ) something on the ground.
5- ( Don’t – Didn’t ) you manage to find what you had lost?
6- I looked all over the garden, but I (could – couldn’t) find it. Where did you lost it? In the street next door.
7- But it (could – managed to ) still be there !
)‫ (مقطع كامل‬10 – 1 ‫ من‬: ‫مالحظة‬
8- Why are you looking ( her – here ), and not ( their – there )?
9- Because it ( is – was ) dark there,
10- I (couldn’t – didn’t manage to) see anything.
‫الوحدة األولى‬
11- I (can't – am not) find my purse!
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12- I (can – can't) read the sign because I've forgotten my glasses .
13- (It – It's) really noisy in (here – her), I can't hear what you are saying .
2)- used to – would – be able to – managed to
1- When ( me – my ) grandfather was a boy,
2- he ( used to – would ) live in a village high up in the mountains.
3- They (didn’t – don’t ) use to play games ( or – but ) read.
4- They used to ride horses ( on – into ) town to do the shopping.
5- My grandfather used ( to – on ) walk a long way to school every day.
6- I ( use – used ) to live ( in – on ) a farm in the countryside.
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7- ( Our – We ) fathers used to work together.
8- We ( don’t – didn’t ) use to like working on the farm.
9- We ( used – use ) to spend hours by the river.
10- ( Our – Ours ) mothers used to get very angry ( in – with ) us.
)‫ (مقطع كامل‬5 – 1 ‫ من‬: ‫مالحظة‬
11- We didn’t ( use – used ) to have a TV, so
)‫ (مقطع كامل‬28 – 21 ‫من‬
12- We listened ( in – to ) the radio or read.
13- I didn’t always ( use to – would ) live in Canada.
14- I ( used to – would ) live in Syria when I ( was – have ) a child.
‫لمزيد من المعلومات تابعونا على‬
15- When I ( move – moved ) to Canada,
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16- I ( used to – would ) miss the sunny weather.
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17- It ( used to – would ) be very cold in the winter.
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18- My sisters and I ( used – would ) dress up warmly and play in the snow.
19- We ( used to – would ) live very near Lake Louise.
20- We ( used – would ) go ( their – there ) every weekend and swim, fish or sail .
21- One day , some people ( are – were ) discussing the things
22- they ( are – were ) able to do when they were young,
23- and the things they ( managed – weren’t able to ) do now that they were old.
24- One of them said , 'when I ( am – was ) young,
25- I ( was – am) able to do exactly the same things that I can do now'. In my garden, there is a heavy stone.
26- I ( don’t – didn’t ) manage to move it.
27- And when I ( grow – grew ) old, I still
28- ( wasn’t – weren’t ) able to lift it.
3)- must – mustn’t – should – shouldn’t – have to – don’t have to – ought to – had better
1- We (have to – managed) wear a uniform to school .
2- We (have to – must) wear a uniform to school .
3- I (must – have) go home – my mother is waiting for me .
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4- You (should – ought) go and see him soon .
5- You (should – must) go and see him soon .
6- You (have – ought to) leave soon. It's quite late .
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7- You (ought to – had better) leave soon . It's quite late .
8- You (have better – had better) hurry up, or we'll be late .
9- You (had better – ought to) hurry up, or we'll be late .
10- When you write a story, you ( have to – must ) remember to use the correct punctuation.
11- Remember, in English, you ( have to – must ) start a sentence with a capital letter,
12- and you ( must – mustn’t ) forget to put a punctuation mark ( on – at ) the end of it.
13- To make you writing more interesting, you ( should – don’t have to ) try to use lots of descriptive words .
14- You ( don’t have to – mustn’t ) write the story from your own personal point of view.
15- You ( should – have ) write a plan of what you are going to say. And when you finish , you (should – ought)
always read your work .
16- You ( had better – ought to ) start studying immediately !
17- You ( had better – ought ) to be able to spend at least one hour studying every day.
18- You ( ought – had ) better work out a timetable.
)‫ (مقطع كامل‬15 – 10 ‫من‬
19- You really (ought to – had better) take your schoolwork seriously now.
You ( used – uses ) to live in this town when you ( are – were ) a child.
What was it ( like – likes )?
We ( aren’t – didn’t ) use to have a cinema, or a sports centre,
so in our free time, we ( would – used ) to play imaginary games.
For example, we ( would – used ) to dress up and pretend we were living long ago.
We ( used to – would ) have a lot of fun anyway.
We ( used – would ) to take a table outside.
It isn’t ( a – an ) good idea to do your homework in a hurry.You ( should – shouldn’t ) do your homework
in a hurry.
28- It’s (a – an) good idea to make a revision timetable. You ( should – must ) make a revision timetable.
29- Don't be late , because the bus won't wait for you !You ( must – mustn’t ) be late, because the bus won’t
wait for you.
30- We are only allowed to wear black shoes to school.We ( have to – don't have to ) wear black shoes to school.
31- It's important for me to remember my aunt's birthday next week . I ( must – mustn't ) to remember my aunt’s
birthday next week.
32- You ( can – are) have lunch in the school dining room.You ( have to – don’t have to ) bring your own lunch.
33- You ( must – ought ) open it without any help.
34- It ( must – had ) be as heavy as a hundred men!
35- We ( have – had ) better go and get our equipment.
36- You ( have – has ) to prove you are the right person for the job.
37- We ( had – ought to ) be able to open the door.
38- They (managed – managed to) entertain their audience .
39- In the past, people (wasn't – weren't) able to travel easily .
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40- Most people (were – are) able to tell simple stories .
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41- But they (couldn't – could) remember long stories .
42- In this way, they could (have – are) dinner .
43- They (could – are) remember incredibly long stories and poems .
44- In fact, they (were – have) able to talk for days .
45- They managed to (did – do) this with only a stick for emphasis .
46- You (must – ought) open it without any help .
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47- It must (is – be) as heavy as a hundred men !
48- You (should – ought) employ all of us to work on this problem .
49- We (have – had) better go and get our equipment and books .
50- You (has – have to) prove you are the right person for the job .
51- We (ought – ought to) be able to open the door .
52- You (have better – had better) go now . The bus leaves in five minutes .
4)- had better – ought to
1- Amer really ( had – ought to ) be kinder to his younger brother.
2- You ( ought to – had better ) find your bus ticket. You won’t be able to travel without it.
3- Students ( ought to – had better) always do their homework.
4- You ( had better – ought to ) try some of this food – it’s delicious.
5- Rashed ( ought to – had better ) do more regular exercise - It would keep him fit and healthy.
6- Your friend has borrowed a library book and hasn’t returned it. You say: ( had better – ought to ) return it.
7- Your friend is always tired in the morning. You say: ( ought to - had better ) go to bed earlier.
8- It’s time for school and your brother is still in bed. You say: ( had better – ought to ) get up now !
9- - Your sister doesn’t help in the house. You say: ( ought to – had better ) help more.
10- You want to go out this evening.. You parents say:You ( had better – ought to ) come here before it gets late.
5)- Too ( many – much ) – more – all – too – enough – some – any – many
1- There are ( too much – too many ) cars on the road.
2- ( Too few – Too ) people use bicycles or walk .
3- There is ( too much – too many ) pollution in the cities these days.
4- We don’t need ( more – too ) roads. We’ve got ( enough – too ) roads.
5- The pavements are ( too narrow – enough narrow ). They aren’t ( enough wide – wide enough ).
6- I’m too young. I ( am old enough – am not old enough ) .
7- I don’t like this building. It’s not modern. ( It’s too old-fashioned – It isn’t enough old-fashioned ).
8- This town is too small. It ( is – isn’t ) big enough.
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9- The pavements are not wide enough. They are ( too narrow – narrow too).
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10- These buildings are too dark. These buildings ( are – aren’t ) bright enough.
11- The building is too low. The building ( isn’t high enough – is too high).
12- There ( is – are ) too many cars in the city. There isn’t ( enough – too ) space for them all.
13- They can’t all park because there are ( too many – too few ) parking spaces available.
14- There is too ( much – many ) pollution in the city.
15- Too ( many – much ) people drive cars. ( It – it’s ) bad for the environment.
16- ( More – Too ) people should use bicycles.
17- I’m ( in – on ) Istanbul. I didn’t realize what a huge place this is. Do you know how ( much – many ) people
live in ( a – the ) city? ( More – Much ) than 12 million. ( It – it’s ) noisy and busy, but very exciting. Today,
we sailed across( a- the )Bosphorus to visit( a – some )islands. They like just outside( a – the )city.( It –It’s)
quiet and peaceful ( their – there).There aren't (some – any) cars . All transport on (the – a) island is
provided by horses and carts. But now we're back, and on our way to (some – a) restaurant (for – a) dinner.
18- There is ( too much – too many ) air pollution.
19- There are too ( much – many ) lorries.
20- There is too ( many – much ) noise.
21- There are too ( much – many ) cars . There are too ( much - many ) parked vehicles.
22- The streets are ( too – too many ) crowded.
23- There ( is – are ) too much traffic on our roads.
24- There aren’t ( too – enough ) buses.
25- Pedestrians find it difficult to walk because the pavements aren’t wide ( too – enough ).
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26- There aren’t ( enough – too ) pedestrian crossings.
27- There aren't ( too much – too many ) parking spaces.
28- There (isn’t – aren’t ) enough parking, so cars ( is – are ) parked badly and block the streets.
29- There ( isn’t – aren’t ) enough trees to help clean the air.
30- The city isn’t peaceful ( too many – enough ) because it is so noisy.
31- Too ( much – many ) noise is bad for people’s health.
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32- The motorbikes and lorries make too ( much – many ) noise.
33- There should be ( more – too ) buses and not as many cars.
34- We also suggest that buses go ( more – enough ) often so people can leave their cars at home.
35- We think pavements should be made wider to make walking ( more – many ) comfortable.
36- And ( more – much ) trees should be planted.
37- ( Some – Much ) people stopped being farmers.
38- ( Some – Much ) of these places became cities.
39- ( Much – Many ) cities have built up around holy places.
40- ( Much – Many ) cities have networks of streets.
41- Without laws and rules, ( many – much ) cities would become dangerous.
42- A ruler controlled ( much – many ) aspects of life.43- Many Islamic cities (was – were) built around palaces.
6)- a – an – the – some – any – all – many
1- I’m going to tell you about ( a – the ) city called Hama, in ( a – the ) west of Syria.
It is ( a – the ) city with lots of beautiful old houses. You can move around ( a – the ) city on your own two
feet or ( by – a ) car. There are ( some – a ) very interesting places to visit.
2- Let’s go into the countryside for ( some – a ) fresh air.
3- Have you got ( some – any ) ideas about things to do ?
4- There aren’t ( some – any ) restaurants in this part of the city.
5- ( All – Much ) the houses in this street were built more than 300 years ago.
6- ( Many – Much ) people moved to the cities from the countryside to work.
7- There ( are – aren’t ) any cars.
8- ( All – Too ) transport on ( a – the ) islands is provided by horses. And we’re on our way to ( a – the )
restaurant for dinner.
9- One of ( a – the ) best places for tourists to visit in Syria is ( an – the ) Old City. It is in ( a – the ) centre of
Damascus. It includes (a – the) wonderful old covered market called souq al Hamadiyyeh and( a – the )
wonderful famous Omayyad Mosque. It is ( a – an ) popular tourist destination and ( a –the)favourite location
for foreigners. It is ( a – an ) beautiful place to visit. You can ask any of ( a – the ) locals questions. They are
very helpful and eager to show off ( a – the ) city.
10- (Some – Much) people stopped (be – being) farmers .
11- (Some – Much) of these places became cities .
12- (Many – Much) cities have built up around holy places .
13- (Many – Too much) Islamic cities were built around palaces .
14- (All – Much) cities have networks of streets .
15- Without laws and rules, (many – much) cities would become dangerous .
16- A ruler controlled (many – much) aspects of life .
17- Cities started(develop – developing)when some farming people found time to specialise. They (grow – grew)
up in safe, suitable places, such as by rivers or (a – the) sea, or on hills and plains. (A – The) Arab world has
some of(a – the)oldest cities in(a –the) world-Jericho was first built 11,000 years ago. Early cities (have – has)
walls and gates to protect them,and all cities have streets to allow(four – for)movement.There have to(are– be)
rules in cities or (their – there) would be no order .
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7)- any – some – many – all
1- Who ate ( some – all ) the biscuits? The packet is empty.
2- The wonderful tourist sites in Syria is the reason why ( some – many ) people come here.
3- I haven’t got ( any – some ) news about my exams yet.
4- There is still ( some – many ) water in the jug. Do you want ( many – any ) more?
5- ( Some – Many ) people in Switzerland can speak Romansch, but not many.
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6- I often listen ( to – in ) music while I study, but not ( all – many ) the time.
7- Hardly ( much – any ) plants are able to survive in the icy Antarctic.
8- Not ( many – much ) people know that Sir Edmund Hilary , who first climbed Mount Everest.
8)- too much – too many – too few – enough – more
1- Too ( much – many ) rain will damage the crops.
2- I’m sorry. I can’t buy a ticket, because it costs too ( much – enough ).
3- I haven’t got ( many – enough ) money.
4- Many people move to the city, because there are too ( few – many ) jobs for them in smaller towns.
5- There are already eight hotels in the town, and they are planning to build ( more – much ) in the future.
6- You can’t cycle on the pavement, because they are not ( wide enough – enough wide ) for pedestrians.
7- In the future, ( more – much ) cars will mean more traffic jams, more pollution. and in my opinion , not
( enough – too ) is being done about the problem.
8- If too ( many – much ) people want to go on the morning course, we will have a second class in the afternoon.
9- If you eat too ( all – much ) before you do exercise, you’ll feel ill.
9)- just – already – never – ever – yet –since – for
1- I’ve ( just – yet ) finished reading this book.
2- I’ve ( already – yet ) read this book.
3- I’ve read this book ( already – yet ).
4- I haven’t read it ( yet – just ).
‫الوحدة الثالثة‬
5- She hasn’t drunk her tea ( yet – never ).
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6- Have you ( ever – never ) been to hospital?
7- I have ( never – yet ) been to hospital.
8- I’ve lived here ( for – since ) fourteen years.
9- I’ve done gymnastics ( for – since ) I was a child.
10- I’ve lived here ( for – since ) most of my life.
11- ( For – Since) the last few days, Uncle Robert has been teaching me to milk the cows.
12- I finished helping my parents ten minutes ( since – ago ).
13- The museum has been exhibiting ( since – for ) 1919.
14- ( For – Since) many centuries, Damascus was the trade centre for the whole region.
15- (For – Since) the past three weeks, I've been reading a very sad story .
16- It has been rainy (for – since) the last few days .
17- We have been best friends (since – for) that day .
18- I've read this book (yet – already) .
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19- She hasn't checked her e-mail (yet – since) .
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20- He has (just – yet) arrived home .
21- I've done gymnastics (since – for) 1989 .
10)- when – by the time – after – before – until – because – as soon as
1- I had already cooked the dinner ( by the time – after ) my mother came here.
2- ( When – After ) we arrived at the theatre, the concert had already started.
3- ( Because – Before ) Carol went to school, she had learnt to speak three languages.
4- ( Because – By the time ) she was 21, she had got married .
5- ( When – After ) I arrived at the restaurant, my friends had left.
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6- He looked so different , ( because – before ) he had grown a moustache.
7- ( After – Before ) the lesson had ended, I spoke to the teacher.
8- They were late ( because – before ) their car had broken down.
11)- just - yet – already – never – ever
1- I have ( just – yet ) bought these shoes.
2- I haven’t ridden my new bike ( yet – never ).
3- Have you tidied your room ( yet – never )?
4- I have ( just – yet ) made tea a few minutes before you came.
5- I have ( already – yet ) packed my suitcase for the trip.
6- I think this is the best holiday I have (ever – yet) had .
12)- after – until – although - before – because – by the time – when – as soon as
1- Ahmad was excited ( before – because ) he had never been to Homs before.
2- The train had already left ( because – by the time ) we got to the station.
3- They had never learnt English ( until – after ) they came to this school.
4- I left a message ( because – before ) she had gone out.
5- I knew the answers to the test ( because – before ) I had studied the night before.
6- ( As soon as - Before ) she had finished her essay , she helped her mum.
7- ( When – After ) I got to school, I realized I had left my book at home.
8- I had read the book ( before – after ) I saw the film.
9- The child was crying ( because – before) he had hurt his leg.
10- We had managed to put the fire out ( by the time – after ) the firemen came.
11- Ahmad ate his supper ( although – before) he had had a late lunch.
12- ( Before – After ) the match started, the team had warmed up.
13- I had already cooked the dinner ( by the time – after ) my mother came home.
14- ( when – Because ) we arrived at the theatre, the concert had already started.
‫الوحدة الثالثة‬
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13)- who – which
1- The man, ( who – which ) I was talking to is my uncle.
2- Tourists ,( who – which ) come to Jordan ,usually go to Petra.
3- My uncle, ( who – which ) works in a hotel, is coming to visit us soon.
4- Tourists in Syria usually go to Damascus, ( who – which ) is the capital city.
5- Mrs. Hayek , ( who – which ) is a teacher at my school, is leaving soon.
6- The charity, ( who – which ) is based in France, has several projects in Africa too.
7- My cousins, ( who – which ) live in Denmark, e-mail us often.
8- I met Tareq, ( who – which ) said he was on his way to an interview.
9- Thank you for taking me to the exhibition , ( who – which ) I enjoyed a lot.
10- She told me she had passed her test, ( who – which ) was really good news.
11- It began to rain suddenly, ( who – which ) nobody had expected.
12- Mr Hamad, ( who – which ) is here on business, came for dinner last night.
13- Has anyone seen my bag, ( who – which ) I left here a few minutes ago?
14- I spent a weekend by the sea, ( who – which ) was wonderful.
15- The earth is getting hotter, ( who – which ) is causing the ice caps to melt.
16- The water, ( who - which ) comes from a well, is used for washing and cooking.
17- People are travelling by plane more frequently,(who – which) is causing a lot of damage to the environment.
18- My grandparents, ( who – which ) were born in Lebanon, came to Syria in 1980.
19- Thank you for your birthday card, ( who – which ) arrived today.
20- Drinking water, ( who – which ) is clean, comes from the new well.
21- There hasn’t been much rain, ( who – which ) is bad news for the farmers.
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22- Ali, ( who – which ) won a scholarship, is studying maths in Paris.
23- Titanic, ( who – which ) was made a few years ago, is one of my favourite films.
24- Dina, ( who – which ) is a very good cook, made me a delicious cake.
25- The Great Wall of China, ( who – which ) is 3,460 km long, is the longest wall in the world.
26- I went to the dentist, ( who – which ) told me I should eat less sugar.
27- The new restaurant, ( who – which ) was once a cinema, is very popular.
28- I’m afraid Dr. Tareq , ( who – which ) examined you last time, isn’t here today.
29- We often go for picnics in the hills, ( who – which ) are only a few kilometres away.
30- Next summer, I am going to visit my aunt, ( who – which ) lives in Bahrain.
31- My neighbour , ( who – which ) is an artist, gave me a lovely painting.
32- I did very well this term, ( who – which ) made my parents proud.
33- They invited me for dinner , ( who – which ) was very kind of them.
34- Mr. Quassimi, ( who – which ) teaches history, has been a teacher all his life.
35- Some children in Africa, (who – which) have to walk along way every day, live very far from a school.
36- The new town hall, (who – which) is opening tomorrow, has been built in three months .
37- (Who – Which) isn't drinkable .
38- Mr. Hamdan, (who – which) has got a lot of experience, is our doctor .
39- The man (which – that) I was talking to is my uncle .
40- The man (who – where) I was talking to is my uncle .
41- I met Tareq, (where – who) said he was on his way to an interview .
14)- when – as soon as – until – before – after – because – then – while - and
1- Can you call me ( when – then ) dinner is ready?
2- ( As soon as – Then ) I saw the advertisement, I phoned to book some tickets.
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3- They played football in the park ( until – and ) it got dark.
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4- It’s best to get there at 8 am , ( before – then ) the crowds of tourists arrive.
5- ( After – Before ) I had seen the film, I read the book.
6- I didn’t know a crab could climb a tree, ( as soon as – after – until ) I read it in a book.
7- It’s amazing! This kind of crab is called a Coconut Crab ( before – when – until ) it gets hungry ,
8- it climbs up a palm tree. (Before – Until – After ) it gets a coconut, it cracks it open with its claws.
9- It doesn’t wait ( until – as soon as – before ) it gets back down on to the beach ( as soon as – after – before )
eating the coconut. It starts eating (before – until – as soon as ) it picks the coconut.
10- I’ll stay indoors ( until – because ) it stops raining.
11- Promise you’ll phone me and tell me ( until - as soon as ) you get your results
12- I’ll come out with you ( because – after ) I finish work at 5 o’clock.
13- You can wait here ( until – because ) it is time for you to go home.
14- I’d never seen her ( before – because ) I met her at the conference .
15- I’ll phone you ( when – because ) I get to the station at 4 o’clock.
16- ( Before – As soon as ) the snake comes out of the egg, it loses the outer layer of its skin.
17- This will happen many times ( until – after ) the snake dies.
18- ( When – As soon as ) the snake grows, the outer layer of the skin doesn’t grow.
19- ( When – Before ) the skin gets tight, the snake rubs against a tree.
20- ( As soon as – Before ) the skin begins to get loose, the snake slides out of it.
21- ( Before – After ) the snake loses the old skin, it grows a new skin underneath.
22- ( After – Until ) the old skin has dropped off, the snake has a shining new skin.
23- I’ll phone you ( until – as soon as ) I arrive.
24- I always brush my teeth ( before – as soon as ) I go to bed.
25- I hope I manage to see you ( until – before ) you go on holiday.
26- ( When – After ) a few hours, I got tired of playing video games.
27- ( As soon as – When ) you see Hind next time, tell her I said ‘hello’.
28- Do we really have to wait ( before – until ) July to visit them?
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1- A bank clerk usually works in ( a – an ) bank, ( and – but ) it is also possible to ( do – does ) this sort of work
in the financial department of a company. If the clerk works in a bank, ( it – its ) is usually a requirement to
(where – wear ) ( a – an ) uniform. It isn’t important to be physically strong or fit( for – four)this job,(and–but)
you must be able to speak the language of the country. You should also be good ( in – at ) working with
people, good at working with numbers and sums. In order to become a bank clerk, you must have good
school-leaving qualifications. ( The – An ) hours are usual office hours , if you ( are – have ) experience
and you make progress at work.
2- I’m ( go – going ) to the market. I want ( to – in ) take photos with ( my – me ) new camera. I’m going to
photograph ( some – an ) of the spices in the market. I think they ( will – are going to ) make good photos for a
competition called " A day in the life of ( a – an ) city". I hope to (win – won) first prize which (is – are) a trip
to Australia .
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1- Someone (is – are) learning to drive a car .
2- I didn't (had – have) good qualifications to go to university .
3- I wasn't very fit when I (am – was) young, and I'm less fit now .
4- I ('m not – don't) have much time to read .
5- I find it difficult now, and I (get – got) very nervous on motorways .
6- I can't remember how to (made – make) the lovely things she cooked .
7- I always had lots of ideas, but I ('m not – didn't) have the discipline .
8- This was my dream – but I (didn't – wasn't) quite good enough .
9- I still love classical music, but it (is – was) a pity I can't play it .
10- When I (go – went) to the beach I can only walk in (a – the) water .
11- (Its – It's) the year 700 . (A – The) Roman Empire has fallen, and Italy, Spain and northern Europe are
controlled (by – buy) Germantic tribes .London and Paris (is – are) still small towns. Ancient Rome is full
(in-off) ruins .
12- In (a – the) eastern Mediterranean, (a – the) Byzantine Empire rules. (It – Its) capital is Constantinople .
(a – the) Islamic world is growing .
13- Kenji is (a – the) 14 – year - old from Osaka in Japan. He lives in (a – the) small house and has got a five –
year - old brother . (He – His) grandparents (live – lives) in the house with his family . He sits on chairs and
eats his meals from (a – the) low table. At school, he studies Japanese language, (who – which) has one 48 –
letter alphabet. He has school in (a – the) summer, (where – who) he learns football and tennis. At school,
the students eat together in (a – the) special room. They don't (have – had) to clean up after (a – the) meal .
14- I asked what he (had had – had has) for breakfast today .
15- I asked if he (has – had) lunch at school .
16- I asked (how – who) old he was .
17- I asked (what – when) subject she studied .
18- I asked (where – what) he lived .
19- I (ask – asked) Eman what she did yesterday evening . She (replies – replied) that she stayed at home and
watched T.V with her family .
20- (Did – Doing) physical activity is essential for (your – you're) health . (It – It's) keeps you fit and (its – it's)
good for your mind .
21- You (should – has) eat lots of fruit and vegetables and avoid surgary drinks. This will give (you – your) more
energy and it will help you to (fight – fought) illness .
22- Getting(enough sleep – sleep enough)is more important,(to–too). If you (didn't – don't) rest, you'll feel tired .
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23- Your fellings (has – have) an impact on your health. People who (is – are) happy and generally satisfied with
life tend to live (longest – longer) .
24- Being with (your – you're) friends and family is good for your health. (It's – Its) very important to talk and
share (you're – your) problem .
25- I want (you – you're) to think of three numbers between one and nine . Now write (they – them) down with
(a – the) largest number first and (a – the) smallest numbers last. Now write (a – the) numbers again, but this
time write (a – the) smallest number first and (a – the) largest number last .
26- (Aren't – Don't) walk in front of me, I may not follow .
27- Don't walk behind (me – my), I may not lead . Walk beside me and (be – am) my friend .
28- Misfortune shows (you – your) those who (is – are) not really friends .
29- My friend is (a – the) one who (tell – tells) me my faults in private .
30- Friendship is what gets (you – your) through the bad times . and helps you enjoy (a – the) good times .
31- The only way to (have – has) a friend is to (is – be) one .
32- My best friend is (a – the) one who brings out (a – the) best in me .
33- A true friend is (one – ones) that (know – knows) us but loves (us – our) anyway .
34- True friends (is – are) never a part, maybe in distance, but not in heart .
35- Treat your friends the way you (could – would) like to be treated .
36- Keep (ideas – secrets) that your friends tell you .
37- Pay (attention – money) if your friend is telling you things .
38- Keep your (promises – presents) .
39- (Lose – Share) your things with (you –your) friend .
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40- (Defend – Leave) your friend if he / she in trouble .
41- See your friend (sometimes – regularly) and do things together .
42- A pologise if you(have – has) (appointment – argument) .
43- First eat regular, healthy meals. (You – Your) body needs the correct balance of iron, calcium and vitamins
before you (are – can) feel happy .
44- Eat lots (in – of) nuts, bananas (and – but) avocados . They increase levels of serotonin in (a – the) brain.
45- Socialise, meet up with (you – your) friends and do things with (they – them) .
46- A smile actually makes you feel (happier – happiest), so make sure you smile (in – at) people .
47- Do some excersise . Go (four – for) a walk , go swimming or do a sport . You'll feel (good – better) as
serotonin flows into (you – your) brain .
48- (Are – Be) grateful and try to understand (other – others) people . Say thank (you –your) .
Try to (forget – forgot) bad things and if you (do – are) something wrong, say sorry .
49- Do something to (help – helps) the community . Give to charities and help people who (need – needs) your
support .
50- Make sure you talk to (you – your) family and friends . Communicating with people (make – makes) you
feel (happier – happy) .
51- (The – A) Islamic world is growing . Islam (has – are) spread, and now controls Iraq, Armenia, Persia and
much of North Africa .
52- Baghdad is one of (a – the) greatest cities of (a – the) Islamic world .
53- People from all over (a – the) world travel along (a – the) Silk Road to trade (their – there) .
54- I'm really excited (on – about) the basketball match tomorrow.
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55- I'm so angry (at – with) my brother .
56- I'm worried (about – on) the test tomorrow .
57- Are you afraid (in – of) spiders ?
58- Amal is very good (in – at) science .
59- If I weren't interested (at – in) art . I wouldn't go to the art gallery .
60- I'm not responsible (for – with) it .
61- I've got a lot (in – of) homework .
62- I'm going (in – on) holiday to the sea .
63- I want (to – for) practise my English .
64- Lubna lost her school book. She was ( happy – upset).
65- Omar's little brother broke his computer game. He was ( angry – happy).
66- Fahed was ( scared – excited ) because he heard a noise at night.
67- Hind was just about to do an exam. She was ( happy – nervous).
68- Rashed's friend did a very good project. He was ( angry – impressed ).
69- Siham's grandmother was in hospital. She was ( worried – happy).
70- Mariam forgot the answer to an easy question. She was ( happy – embarrassed ).
71- Issa won a prize. He was ( excited – angry).
72- I feel terrible. I'm coughing and I've got ( headaches – a sore throat).
73- I ate too much. I've got ( a stomachache – a sore throat )now.
74- I feel very hot. I'm sure I've got ( a high temperature – a headache).
75- I've got water in my ears after swimming, and it's giving me terrible ( sore throat – earache).
76- I must go to the dentist. I've got (a stomachache – toothache).
77- My head hurts. I often get ( a sore throat – headaches ) like this when I haven’t slept well.
‫نهاية السؤال الثالث‬
‫مدرسة سوريا اإللكترونية‬
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presented by : Mahmoud Bajbouj
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1)- could – be able to – managed to

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