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Ex. A

1. can’t
2. should
3. could
4. can
5. would
6. have to

Ex. B

1. You should go to the doctor 
2. My family can’t be at home because the lights aren’t on.
3. I can’t believe it!
4. You don’t have to take any warm clothes.
5. May you close the window please? 
6. Can I help you? 

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Ex. C

1. She can’t have won the prize.
2. She could have lost her keys.
3. The must have rented a house in suburbs.
4. She needn’t have done the laundry. 
5. You could have packed earlier.
6. He may has overslept.

Ex. D

1. oughtn’t to have
2. had
3. ought to
4. didn’t have to
5. had to
6. needn’t have
7. could have

Ex. E 

1. need
2. cannot
3. might
4. needn’t have
5. are able
6. used to
7. should 

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Ex. A

1. release
2. flee
3. defend
4. prosecute
5. incentive
6. witness
7. defendant
8. interrogation
9. demonstration

Ex. B 

1. commit
2. put
3. stand
4. restore
5. pass
6. catch
7. receive

Ex. C

1. incidence 
2. slums
3. rate
4. roam
5. involved

Ex. D

1. weird
2. crashing
3. creaking
4. sharp
5. clicking

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Ex. E

1. Verb of Walking & Moving
2. tiptoe
3. crawl
4. stagger
5. limp
6. dash
7. wander
8. stride
9. creep

Verbs of Speaking

1. moan
2. groan
3. gasp
4. whisper
5. yell
6. shriek
7. mumble
8. exclaim

1. striding
2. yelling
3. exclaiming 
4. limping 
5. staggering

Ex. F

Verbs of Seeing/ Looking

1. glimpse
2. stare
3. glance
4. glare
5. gaze
6. peer

Verbs of Crying

1. sob
2. weep
3. shed

1. glimpsed
2. stare
3. sob
4. glanced

Ex. G

1. threateningly 
2. nervously
3. deeply
4. skillfully

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Ex. H

1. gorgeous 
2. evil
3. nasty
4. enormous 
5. massive
6. bulky
7. minute
8. dazzling
9. overcast
10. dim

Ex. I

1. Negative
2. Negative
3. Positive
4. Negative
5. Negative
6. Positive
7. Negative
8. Positive
9. Negative 
10. Negative
11. Positive
12. Negative

Ex. J

1. I might have been
2. made
3. tip-toes
4. took
5. ?
6. I’ve seen
7. kept

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Ex. A

1. after some time
2. finally
3. when
4. while
5. immediately 

Ex. D

1. I am going to write my story in the first person 
2. a) by creating an atmosphere of suspense 
3. b) 4 or more
4. a) at the very end of the story
5. The suspense makes my story interesting

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Ex. H 

That day I couldn't imagine that such an event could ever happen to me on my way home.

I was on my way when I decided to go to supermarket for buy something that my mum told me to buy. When I was in the supermarket the mood was quiet, I looked for my things and I went to cash for pay. There was a huge queue of people then I decided to to went to an other cash. When I turned for go back, I noticed that there was a man with a suspicious-looking but I let it go. 

At one point, when I looked at him again, he grabbed something and he put it in his bag. I was shocked. The first thing that I thought was to look to the other way because I was afraid of his reaction.