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... sense Perhaps a subeditor working on this top-ranking news website had hastily edited the article and put it back online with a few vital phrases missing – without checking it properly Perhaps ... means putting it before the subject of the sentence (“the Heritage Committee”) rather than after So the title could read either: “What the Heritage Committee is doing about it (without the question ... themselves…” It For more fun worksheets, games and quizzes log onto www.englishbanana.com now! Check It Again! (Book One) English Banana.com 73 doesn’t sound right, does it? Now read it aloud again, with...

... name is Nga I _two pets: adog and a cat My sister _no pets She has many She has five dolls and nine robots My friend Nam has toys He has many He has four birds and ten fish 6.Find ... and circle the words of pictures.( Tìm khoanh vào từ tranh đây.) D A N M O K S C A T O W Q D F T Y G S C G F I S H E I B V H R E U O P R V E P I T C B N L O M R K C H W Q T H B Z Y N K N C B I R ... there B They over there C It’s over there 4.Complete the sentences.( Hoàn thành câu sau.) How is the we_ ther tod_y? It is r_ _ ny How m_ny dogs you h_ve? She h_s two c_ts I have thre_ rob_ts 5.Read...

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... out of the melee At last the break came The losing team, accompanied by its host of volunteers, was dragged in a rush over the ground and disappeared under the avalanche of battling forms of the ... from the judges' stand beside the track the announcer was bellowing the start of the boys' foot-race; and Bert, disappointed, joined Billy and the two girls on the hillside looking down upon the ... front of the judges' stand The stand was a rickety, two-story affair, the second story open at the front, and here the judges could be seen debating as heatedly as the crowd beneath them "There...

... upon a great principle, and we nailed it to our mast for all time That is a mistake Absolute Free Trade, such as is at present our national policy, was a magnificent principle in the days of Cobden ... without the aid of legislation For the first time for years Protection was openly spoken of from a political platform Henslow, a shrewd man and a politician of some years' standing, was one of the ... parted at the tram terminus, Mr Bullsom taking a car for his suburban paradise As usual, he was the centre of a little group of acquaintances "And how goes the election, Bullsom?" some one asked...

... hunted down the Comprachicos The impulse of pursuit was given There is nothing like belling the cat From this time forward the desire to seize them made rivalry and emulation among the police ... that they traded in other people's children But the promiscuousness caused by poverty and indigence is such that at times it might have been difficult for a father and mother to prove a child their ... although they were nothing of the kind But the weak have grave misgivings of possible errors in justice Besides, these vagabond families are very easily scared The accusation against the Comprachicos...

... proclaimed the King of Fun The poor devils in the cottage were saved in their night clothes The members of the Fun Club, all of the highest aristocracy, used to run about London during the hours when the ... each other by the feathers, as men by the hair Lord David, therefore, made his cock as bald as possible With a pair of scissors he cut off all the feathers from the tail and from the head to the ... society, of which one, the Lady Guinea, was still in existence in Pall Mall in 17 72 The Lady Guinea was a club in which all the youth of the peerage congregated They gamed there The lowest stake allowed...

... about one of the following Use any two of the following verbs and as many words as you can from exercises 1, 4, and 11 notice break hit hurt admire touch examine suffer a Someone who went to ... description ACTIVATE 13 Use words from this unit to describe the people in 'hese photographs a in a positive way b in a negative way WORD GRAMMAR VERB COMPLEMENTATION Part A Unit 12 14 What sentence ... parts; there is a skeleton of 208 bones; more than 600 muscles which make up 35 -45 per cent of the body's total weight: a blood system containing between and 12 pints of blood, operated by a heart...