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UNIT
         EXERCISES


   65.1   Put all in  the correct or most appropriate space in each  sentence.  (B)
         1  I'm pleased to  say that you  have  passed the maths exam.
         2    his   papers  had  blown onto the  floor.
         3  I've known her  my    life.
         4  We   are    going to have to work harder to  get the job done.
         5  When  I opened the  box of eggs,  I  found that they  were  broken.
         6  She had  to look  after  three  of her  brother's  children.
         7  This is the moment we  have   been waiting  for.
         8  The jars  were    labelled  'Home-made Jam'.

   65.2  Underline  the  correct or more  likely alternative.  (C)
         1  All the  course I The  whole  course  only  lasts  for  six months.
        2  In  the  1950s,  all  of the families  I whole families,  from grandparents  to  children,  used  to  go  to
           football  matches  on  Saturday.
        3  Because  of the  bad  weather  all  of the  schools I whole schools  in  the  city  were  forced  to  close.
        4  All the plan I The  whole plan  is  ridiculous.  It will  never  succeed.
        5  She  must  be  exhausted.  She  was  on  stage  all the performance I the  whole performance.
        6  All  of the  countries  I  Whole  countries  in  Africa  have  criticised  the  United Nations'  decision.

   65.3  Write any  true sentence  about these  things  or people.  Use both  (of),  all  (of), neither  (of),  or none
        (of)  in your answer.  (A,  B  &  E)

        1  Football, tennis, and cycling.  They  are  all  very  popular  sports  In  Europe..
        2  Spain,  Italy and  Greece.
        3  A dictionary  and  an encyclopaedia.
        4  You  and  your closest  friend.
        5  Your  own  country  and  Britain.
        6  You,  your mother  and  your  father.










        If necessary,  correct  these sentences.  If they  are already  correct, put a  S.  (A—E)
        1  All the  children didn't come.
        2  Many,  if none  of the  students,  could  speak  English  fluently.
        3  Almost all his spare time is  spent working in the garden.
        4  Both  of us  didn't  speak  again  until  we had reached  home.
        5  Everything  depends  on  the  last match  of the  football  season.
        6  Mrs  Lee  and  Mr Pointer,  them  both  teachers,  are  standing as  candidates  in the  next election.
        7  Many  people  suffer  side-effects  from taking the drug.  However,  these  not  all  are  bad.
        8  I'm  afraid  neither  answer  is correct.  Try again.
        9  All  at the meeting voted  for Terry.







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