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06) (–8) * a = 40

–5

07) a * 7 = –63

–9

08) 16 * a = – 80

–5

09) – 10 * a = – 100

10

10) 18 (–a) = 36

–2

11) (– 6) (– a) = 66

11

12) (–4) (– a) = – 56

–14

13) a (–36) = 9

–1/4

14) (–40) * a = 8

–1/5

15) a (–63) = 7

–1/9

16) (–56) (– a) = – 4

–1/14

17) 45 / a =3

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 English

Attributes of a sentence:

I eat an apple.

An apple is eaten by me.

In the first sentence, the verb is in the active voice and in the second, it is in the passive voice.

ATTRIBUTE 1: IS THE VERB ACTIVE OR PASSIVE?

ATTRIBUTE 1: IS THE VOICE OF THE VERB ACTIVE OR PASSIVE?

I eat an apple.

Do I eat an apple?

The first sentence is assertive and the second is interrogative.

Attribute 2: Is the sentence assertive or interrogative or imperative or exclamatory?

I like apples.

I don't like apples.

The first sentence is an affirmative sentence and the second is a negative sentence.

Attribute 3: Is the sentence affirmative or negative?

He is my friend.

He was my friend.

He will be my friend.

In the first sentence, the tense is present, in the second, it is past and in the third, it is future.

Attribute 4: Is the tense present, past or future?

I eat an apple.

I am eating an apple.

I have eaten an apple.

I have been eating an apple.

In the first sentence, the tense form is SIMPLE, in the second, it is CONTINUOUS, in the third, it is PERFECT and in the fourth, it is PERFECT CONTINUOUS.

Attribute 5: Is the tense form simple, continuous, perfect or perfect continuous?

Do you like apples?

What do you like?

The first question can be answered in YES or NO. The second question cannot be answered in YES or NO.

Questions which can be answered in yes/no are called binary questions.

Questions which cannot be answered in yes/no are called subjective questions.

Attribute 6: If the sentence is a question, is it a binary question or a subjective question?

He eats junk food.

He eats too much.

In the first sentence, the verb 'eats' has an objecct. ('junk food' is the object.)

In the second sentence, the verb 'eats' has no object.

('too much' is adverb. It is not object.)

Attribute 7: Does the verb have an object?

(If a verb has an object, it means the verb is 'transitive'. If there is no object, the verb is 'intransitive'.)


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01. Have you been in the sun? Your nose is a bit _____.
sad
short
small
pink
right
02. You are _____ to be angry; you have been treated very badly.
small
sorry
right
sad
short
03. I have just received some very _____ news.
ugly
sad
short
small
sorry
04. It is only a _____ walk from our house to the railway station.
short
small
sorry
ugly
white
05. I'd rather live in a _____ town than a big city.
sorry
ugly
white
yellow
small
06. I'm just _____ about all the trouble I've caused you.
ugly
white
yellow
young
sorry
07. The demonstration turned _____ when a group of police started to throw bottles at the police.
ugly
white
yellow
young
afraid
08. I would like my coffee _____ and no sugar, please.
afraid
all right
white
yellow
young
09. It was early autumn and the leaves were turning _____.
afraid
all right
awake
yellow
young
10. The trees in this part of the forest are still fairly _____.
back
young
afraid
all right
awake
11. Do not be _____ to say what you think.
all right
awake
back
red
afraid
12. Do you still dislike your office, or do you think it is _____ now.
bad
all right
awake
back
red
13. She used to lie _____ at night worrying about how to pay the bills.
bad
best
awake
back
red
14. Looking at her old photographs brought _____ a lot of memories.
bad
best
better
back
red
15. A _____ flag indicates you must stop.
red
bad
best
better
boring
16. Can I call you back later? This is a _____ time for me to talk.
best
better
boring
bottom
bad
17. He won the award for _____ actor and he deseerved it.
bottom
busy
best
better
boring
18. Fresh vegetables are _____ for you than canned ones.
careful
better
boring
bottom
busy
19. Sometimes I enjoy my English lessons, but at other times I find them really _____.
busy
careful
clever
boring
bottom
20. Extra information will be found at the _____ of the page.
bottom
busy
careful
clever
cold
21. The meeting will have to wait until tomorrow, because I'm too _____ now.
careful
clever
cold
purple
busy
22. Events like the school annual day take months of _____ planning.
cold
purple
right
careful
clever
23. Charlie has a _____ idea for getting us out of our present difficulties.
right
sad
clever
cold
purple
24. We spent the day on the beach but it was too _____ to go swimming.
short
cold
purple
right
sad
25. Her face was covered in _____ blotches.
purple
right
sad
short
sorry

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