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PREFACE LEARNING GRAMMAR WORKBOOK 6 is specially designed to assess and expand the student s usage of grammar in the English Language. The contents of the book are meant to supplement the language structures taught in school. Each exercise contains several sections of carefully prepared questions. Explanatory notes and examples are provided before each exercise to guide the student in the usage of grammar. The choice of words, vocabulary and sentence structures used have been carefully planned to ensure that they are varied and are within the student s comprehension. A glossary is included at the end which gives the meanings to selected words in this book. Answers are provided for easy assessment. Online lessons, comics and activities are tagged to the exercises, providing a platform for the student to learn and have fun at the same time. Learning grammar is therefore no longer an unenviable task. By completing the exercises, the student will gain some degree of profi ciency in the usage of grammar. Marilyn Tan

CONTENTS Log on to www.smartyisland.com Access code: 0YC2-T66H-AA6G Exercise Learning Objectives Page Online Activity 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 MAKING POLITE REQUESTS USING WOULD AND COULD ADVERB CLAUSES OF REASON USING BECAUSE, AS OR SINCE ADVERB CLAUSES OF RESULT OR PURPOSE EXPRESSING FUTURE TIME USING THE PRESENT AND THE PRESENT CONTINUOUS TENSES MODALS OUGHT TO AND SHOULD TO EXPRESS OBLIGATION CONDITIONAL CLAUSES USING UNLESS THE DEFINITE ARTICLE THE AND THE INDEFINITE ARTICLE A OR AN RECIPROCAL PRONOUNS EACH OTHER AND ONE ANOTHER 1 ~ 4 5 ~ 9 Comic 1 10 ~ 15 16 ~ 19 20 ~ 23 Comic 2 24 ~ 28 Fun Activity 1 29 ~ 33 Fun Activity 2 34 ~ 36 9 PHRASAL VERBS 37 ~ 42 Fun Activity 3 10 PASSIVE VOICE 43 ~ 46 Fun Activity 4 11 ADJECTIVAL PHRASES AND CLAUSES 47 ~ 51 12 POSSESSIVE PRONOUNS 52 ~ 55 Fun Activity 5

CONTENTS Log on to www.smartyisland.com Access code: 0YC2-T66H-AA6G Exercise Learning Objectives Page Online Activity 13 THE SIMPLE PAST TENSE 56 ~ 58 14 THE PAST CONTINUOUS TENSE 59 ~ 61 Fun Activity 6 15 THE PRESENT PERFECT TENSE 62 ~ 64 16 MODALS 65 ~ 68 17 CONCORD OR SUBJECT-VERB AGREEMENT 69 ~ 72 18 REPORTED SPEECH 73 ~ 76 Fun Activity 7 19 ADVERB CLAUSES 77 ~ 81 20 21 NOUNS REGULAR AND IRREGULAR ADJECTIVES AND ADVERBS COMPARATIVE AND SUPERLATIVE 82 ~ 85 86 ~ 88 22 ADVERBS OF FREQUENCY 89 ~ 91 Fun Activity 8 Glossary (page 92) Answers (pages 93 ~ 96)

EXERCISE 1 MAKING POLITE REQUESTS USING WOULD AND COULD (a) (b) (c) (d) Would and could are modal verbs. Modal verbs help other verbs, for example, would like, could go. Both would and could make what we say or write POLITE, so we use would or could if we want to ask someone to do something or if we want to ask someone for something. We use would when we ask someone to do something. Examples Would you like to have some cake Would you help me wash the car Would you come with me to the market Would you lend me a book (e) We use could when we ask someone for something. Examples Could I borrow your pen Could you lend me one dollar (f) Could is also used when we ask someone to do something, but we are not sure if the person has the time to do it or if it will be too diffi cult for the person to do. Examples Could you call me tomorrow (Perhaps you will be busy tomorrow.) Could you return those books to me (Perhaps you have not fi nished reading them.) Could you move the desk closer to the window (Perhaps the desk is too heavy for you to move.) Could you show me the way to the library (Perhaps the library is out of your way or perhaps you are busy.) 1

SECTION A Fill in each blank with would or could. 1 you like a cup of coffee 2 I borrow your bicycle 3 you post this letter for me 4 you help me with my homework, please 5 you mind not making so much noise 6 I come to your house at six o clock this evening 7 you lend me your pen 8 we go to the cinema tonight 9 you help me clear the table 10 you mind telling me the time now 11 you show me how to use the camera 12 you like another piece of cake EXAMPLES SECTION B Make polite requests using would or could as shown in brackets. 1. Ask David whether you could borrow his bicycle. (could) David, could I borrow your bicycle 2. Ask Patrick to lend you his book. (would) Patrick, would you lend me your book 2

1 Ask Mary to call back later. (could) Mary, 2 Ask Dawn to lower the volume of the radio. (could) Dawn, 3 Ask Ray to show you how to operate the machine. (could) Ray, 4 Ask your father to tell you a bedtime story. (could) Father, 5 Ask Mrs Wilkins whether she would like a drink. (would) Mrs Wilkins, 6 Ask Lionel to pass you the dictionary. (could) Lionel, 7 Ask Mark to accompany you to the doctor s. (could) Mark, 8 Ask the teacher to explain the diffi cult word again. (could) Teacher, 9 Ask Sandra to go jogging with us. (would) Sandra, 10 Ask Richard whether we could come along with him. (could) Richard, 3

EXAMPLES SECTION C Rewrite the following sentences into polite requests using would or could. 1. Lend me your ruler. Would you lend me your ruler 2. I would like a cup of tea. Could I have a cup of tea 1 I want to borrow your pencil. 2 Switch on the light. 3 I want to see you now. 4 Lend me a hand. 5 Meet me tonight. 6 Help me with my homework. 4