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long; 3 2 . not long ago; 3 3 . recently/not long ago.Ex. 7 (p. 2 5 8 ) 1. often/much of him, recently/lately; 2. seldom, recently/lately; 3. many,recently/lately; 4. seldom, recently/lately; 5. not long ago/recently; 6. recently/not longago; 7. lately/recently; 8. seldom, recently/lately; 9. recently/not long ago; 10. recently/lately; 1 1 . recently/lately; 12. not long ago/recently; 13. lately/recently; 14. lately/recently; 15.
not long a g o / r e c e n t l y ; 16. not long a g o / r e c e n t l y ; 17. lately/recently;18. lately/recently; 19. lately/ recently; 2 0 . lately/recently; 2 1 . lately/recently; 2 2 . lately/60recently; 2 3 . q u i t e r e c e n t l y ; 2 4 . lately/recently; 2 5 . n o t l o n g a g o / r e c e n t l y ; 2 6 . lately/recently; 2 7 . l a t e l y / r e c e n t l y .2 .
4 A D V E R B S O F PLACE A N D D I R E C T I O NEx. 8 (p. 259) 1. anywhere/nowhere; 2. didn't go anywhere; 3. where, nowhere;4. N o w h e r e ; 5. a n y w h e r e ; s o m e w h e r e , w o n ' t go a n y w h e r e ; 6. a v e r y l o n g w a y off (away);7. a l o n g w a y ; far; 8. a l o n g w a y off (away); 9. far away; 10. f a r / f a r a w a y f r o m ; 1 1 .
a longway; 12. far away; 13. very far; 14. late, a long way; 15. not far away;16. rather a l o n g w a y off; 17. s e l d o m , a l o n g w a y off (away); 18. near; 19. near here.2 . 5 A D V E R B S O F DEGREE, MEASURE A N D Q U A N T I T YE x . 9 ( p . 2 6 2 ) 2 . v e r y m u c h ; 3 . t o o ; 4 .
v e r y / t o o ; 5 . t o o / v e r y ; 6 . v e r y m u c h ; 7 . verym u c h ; 8 . very m u c h ; 9 . very m u c h ; 10. very; 1 1 . v e r y m u c h ; 12. t o o ; 13. very m u c h ;14. very m u c h ; 15. very; 16. t o o ; 17. very m u c h ; 18. t o o ; 19. v e r y m u c h ; 2 0 . very.E x . 1 0 ( p . 2 6 2 ) 2 . t o o ; 3 .
t o o m u c h ; 4 . very m u c h ; 5 . very; 6 . very; 7 . t o o m u c h ; 8 . t o om u c h ; 9 . t o o ; 10. t o o ; 1 1 . very m u c h ; 12. v e r y / t o o .E x . 1 1 ( p . 2 6 2 - 2 6 3 ) Possible answers: 2. terribly; 3. d e e p l y ; 4. e x t r e m e l y ; 5. terribly; 6.w i d e ; 7. greatly; 8.
e x t r e m e l y ; 9. really; 10. rightly; 1 1 . painfully; 12. awfully; 13. terribly;14. awfully; 15. t e r r i b l y ; 16. e x t r e m e l y ; 17. e x t r e m e l y ; 18. fast; 19. bitterly; 2 0 . terribly;2 1 . badly; 2 2 . e x t r e m e l y ; 2 3 . really; 2 4 . extremely.E x . 1 2 ( p .
2 6 3 ) 1 . t o o m a n y p e o p l e ; 2 . very g r a t e f u l ; 3 . f a s t a s l e e p ; 4 . very m u c h ;5 . highly/painfully e m b a r a s s e d ; 6 . t o o s u r p r i s e d ; 7 . v e r y m u c h / r e a l l y d i s a p p r o v e d ;8 . e x t r e m e l y a n g r y ; 9 . M u c h later; 10.
s t o o d closely t o g e t h e r ; 1 1 . rightly d e s e r v e d .E x . 1 3 ( p . 2 6 3 ) 3. ... a n d I invited M a r g a r e t , t o o ; 4. It's t o o far; 5. It w a s t o o expensive;6 . . . . and expensive, t o o .E x . 1 4 ( p . 2 6 3 - 2 6 4 ) 2 . t o o ; 3 . either; 4 . t o o ; 5 . either; 6 .
either; 7 . either; 8 . t o o .E x . 1 5 ( p . 2 6 4 ) Possible answers: 2. B u t I s a w n o b o d y else; 3. B u t I d i d n ' t r e a d anythingelse by h i m ; 4. N o w I u n d e r s t a n d his lecture; 5. But I d i d n ' t u n d e r s t a n d his b o o k ; 6. At lastI've u n d e r s t o o d his l e c t u r e .E x . 17 ( p .
2 6 4 ) 1. d i d n ' t leave a n y j e w e l s either; 2. Even my m o t h e r ; 3. s o m e lovelynecklaces too; 4. I only s a w t h e m once; 5. everywhere; 6. Millie w a s so very c a u t i o u s ;7. I'll p r e p a r e s o m e s t u f f i n g too; 8. t h e r e w e r e s o m e g o l d c o i n s too/... were also... .61Ex. 21 (p. 2 6 5 ) 2. m u c h / a lot; 3. much/far/a lot; 4, far; 5. a n y / m u c h ; 6. much/any;7.
much; 8. much/far; 9. much; 10. m u c h / a lot.Ex. 22 (p. 2 6 5 - 2 6 6 ) 1. quite late; 2. rather tired; 3. fairly middle-aged; 4. had rather agood meal; 5. were quite unaware; 6. anymore to eat or drink; 7. wasn't much/any use;8.
rather a good idea; 9. quite dim.Ex. 2 3 (p. 2 6 6 )I. 1. little; 2. little; 3. a lot; 4. much; 5. little; 6. a lot; 7. h a r d / a lot.I I . 1. quite old; 2. is not at a l l . . . ; 3. quite new; 4. is not quite new; 5. quite ready; 6. is notquite; 7. n o t . .
. at all; 8. quite light; 9. is not quite; 10. is n o t . . . at all; 1 1 . quite understand;12. do not quite...; 13. don't understand ... at all; 14. am not tired at all; 15. not interesting at all.I I I . 1. hardly any; 2. hardly any; 3. hardly any; 4. hardly ... anything; 5. hardly ever;6.
hardly anybody knows; 7. hardly any; 8. hardly any; 9. hardly any; 10. hardly any;1 1 . hardly ... anything; 12. hardly ... anybody; 13. hardly ... anything; 14. hardly ever;15. hardly ever; 16. hardly ... a n y . . . lately; 17. hardly ... anything; 18. hardly any.2.6 V I E W P O I N T ADVERBSEx. 2 4 (p. 2 6 7 ) 1. d; 2. c; 3. b; 4. e; 5. a; 6. f; 7. h; 8. g; 9. i.jEx. 2 5 (p. 2 6 7 ) 1 .
h; 2. d; 3. a; 4. g; 5. b; 6. i; 7. c; 8. f; 9. e; 10. j.jEx. 26 (p. 2 6 7 - 2 6 8 ) probably, according to, however, agreeably, moreover, in brief.{3.REVISIONjEx. 4 (p. 2 6 9 ) 1. somewhere; 2. anywhere; 3. didn't send ... anywhere; 4. Nowhere;5. never; 6. once; 7. yet; 8. already; 9. quite; 10. since; 1 1 . clever enough; 12. well enough;13. almost; 14. hardly any; 15. hardly; 16. hardly, a n y w h e r e ; 1 7 . very m u c h ;18. much; 19. so much; 2 0 . very hard; 2 1 .
much; 2 2 . anything, either; 23. as well/too;2 4 . who else; 2 5 . still; 2 6 . yet; 2 7 . very slowly; 2 8 . w e l l ; 2 9 . usually; 3 0 . quite;3 1 . always, early; 3 2 . lately; 3 3 . never, before; 34. too late, there, now; 35. immediately,otherwise/or else; 3 6 . tonight, still; 37. too difficult, besides, very; 3 8 . otherwise/or else;39. nearly/almost; 4 0 . much more often/oftener; 4 1 . quite; 4 2 . not quite; 4 3 . not at all, yet;44. seldom, far; 45. early, far; 4 6 . far off, rather a long way off; 4 7 . recently/not long ago;48. for a long time; 4 9 .
don't live here long; 50. long ago; 5 1 . long; 52. didn't talk to him long.III>||•jEx. 5 (p. 2 7 0 ) 1. the l o n g e r . . . the more; 2. is rightly called; 3. right; 4. safely got, verydark; 5. close to the ...; 6. d e e p into the night; 7. the earlier ... the sopner; 8. in themiddle of; 9. wide open, well; 10. 'II c o m e soon; 1 1 .
rather cold; 12. recently; 13. waswidely used; 14. nearly.;62;!|T H E1.V E R B A L STHEG E R U N DEx. 2 . ( p . 2 7 5 - 2 7 6 )1.1. in; 2 . of; 3 . in; 4 . t o ; 5 . to; 6 . at; 7 . f r o m ; 8 . of; 9 . by; 1 0 . for; 1 1 . o n ; 1 2 . of; 1 3 . o n ; 1 4 . for.11.1. o n ; 2 . for; 3 .
in; 4 . of; 5 . w i t h ; 6 . in, w i t h ; 7 . for; 8 . t o ; 9 . t o ; 1 0 . of; 1 1 . o n ; 1 2 . for;1 3 . of; 1 4 . f r o m .E x . 3 • ( P . :2 7 6 )l2eС34567gfdbaEx. 4 . ( p . 2 7 6 - 2 7 7 )1 . 1 . crying; 2 . playing; 3 . k e e p i n g ; 4 . writing; 5 . waiting; 6 . hitting; 7 . listening; 8 . s t o p p i n g ,forgetting; 9 . t e l e p h o n i n g .II.
1. doing; 2. going; 3. seeing; 4. worrying; 5. writing; 6. going; 7. having; 8. asking,m a k i n g ; 9 . writing; 1 0 . l a u g h i n g ; 1 1 . w o r k i n g ; 1 2 . b u y i n g .I I I . 1. e a r n i n g ; 2 . d o i n g ; 3 . m a n a g i n g , helping; 4 . g e t t i n g ; 5 . m e e t i n g ; 6 . s e e i n g ; 7 . r e m a i n ing; 8 . d o i n g ; 9 . r e p l y i n g ; 1 0 . driving; 1 1 .
g e t t i n g .IV. 1. n e g l e c t i n g ; 2 . h e a r i n g ; 3 . w a l k i n g ; 4 . g o i n g ; 5 . w a l k i n g ; 6 . g o i n g , s a y i n g ; 7 . giving;8. giving.Ex. 5 . ( p . 2 7 7 ) 1 . w a s h i n g ; 2 . w a t e r i n g ; 3 . f e e d i n g ; 4 . p a i n t i n g ; 5 . c l e a n i n g ; 6 . c u t t i n g ;7 . introducing; 8 . m e n d i n g ; 9 . s w e e p i n g ; 1 0 . tidying, w a t e r i n g , d u s t i n g .Ex.
6 . ( p . 2 7 7 ) 1 . c r o s s i n g , b e i n g k n o c k e d d o w n ; 2 . h a v i n g e a t e n ; 3 . c l i m b i n g , b e i n gseen; 4. having w o r k e d ; 5. being given; 6. having b e e n bitten; 7. being f e d ; 8. asking,being a s k e d ; 9 . b e i n g c h o s e n ; 10. being t r e a t e d ; 1 1 . having drunk.Ex. 7 . ( p .277-278)1.1 .
t o b e ; 2 . t o f i n d ; 3 . l i s t e n i n g ; 4 . t o look; 5 . t o c h e e r ; 6 . d i s c u s s i n g ; 7 . t o e m p l o y ; 8 . t omeet; 9 . buying; 1 0 . m e e t i n g ; 1 1 . t o w a s t e ; 1 2 . t o answer; 1 3 . whistling; 1 4 . seeing.I I .
1 . b e i n g n e e d e d ; 2 . w h i s t l i n g ; 3 . b e i n g l a u g h e d ; 4 . t o b e b o t h e r e d ; 5 . h a v i n g invited;6. to be sleeping; 7. not to hear; 8. to be known; 9. being interfered; 10. erasing; 1 1 . tob e s h o w n ; 1 2 . b e i n g c a l l e d ; 1 3 . t o b e l o o k i n g ; 1 4 . p a r t i n g ; 1 5 . t o hurt.Ex. 8 .
( p . 2 7 8 ) 1 . t h e b o y o f lying; 2 . t h e r e w a s n o t e l l i n g ; 3 . h a d n o w i s h o f m a k i n g ;4. The coat n e e d s brushing; 5. there w a s no reasoning; 6. w a s g o o d at turning; 7. beforetaking; 8 . d o n ' t f e e l like c o o k i n g ; 9 . o f d o i n g i t all.Ex.
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