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English Grammar M.4 ครงั้ ท่ี 13

Lesson 1 act, ag, ig =กระทา, กระต้นุ , ขบั เคล่ือน Book I P.35

Active (v.) กระต้นุ act + ive (มีลกั ษณะ) + ate (ทาให้)

Agent (n.) ผหู้ รอื ส่ิงที่กระทา ag + ent (ผกู้ ระทา)

Counteract (v.) ตอบโต้ counter (ต่อต้าน) + act

Deactivate (v.) ทาให้ใช้การไม่ได้ de(ลดลง) + act + ive (มีลกั ษณะ) + ate (ทา

ให้)

Interactive (adj.) โต้ตอบกนั inter (ระหว่าง) + act + ive (มีลกั ษณะ)

Navigate (v.) เดินเรอื , นาทาง nav (เรือ) + ig + ate (ทาให้)

React (v.) ตอบสนอง re (กลบั คืน) + act

Transaction (n.) การทาธรุ กรรม trans (ข้าม) + act + ion (การ)

Exercise 1 : Write the correct word to match the definition.

1. ___________(v.)เดินเรอื นาทาง to sail along a river or other area of water.

2. ___________(v.) กระต้นุ to make something start working or happening.

3. __________(v.) ตอบสนอง to act in a particular way as a direct result of
something else

4. ______________(n.) การทาธรุ กรรม a business deal or action, such as buying or
selling something

5. ______________(adj.) โต้ตอบกนั involving communication between people or
reactions between things that work together.

Exercise 2 : Complete the sentences with the correct form of the word from
Exercise 1.

เดก็ ๆ ตอบโต้ อย่างโกรธเคืองต่อความคิดเหน็ ท่ีว่าพวกเขาโกหก
1. The Children ____________angrily to the suggestion that they had lied.

ผถู้ ือบิตรเครดิตมี การทาธรุ กรรม โดยเฉลี่ยสิบสองครงั้ ในช่วงเดือนท่ีผา่ นมา
2. Credit card holders made twelve ______________on average during the
last month.

ลกู ค้าสมั ผสั หน้าจอบนจอแสดงผล แบบโต้ตอบ เพื่อตรวจสอบว่ามีสินค้าในคลงั หรอื ไม่
3. Customers touch the screen on the _____________display to check if a
product is in stock.

คริสโตเฟอร์ โคลมั บสั เดินเรอื ของเขาข้ามมหาสมทุ รแอตแลนดิสไปยงั ดินแดนที่ไม่รจู้ กั
4. Christopher Columbus ____________his ship across the Atlantic Ocean to
an unknown land.

เพ่ือจะ เปิ ดใช้งาน โทรศพั ทม์ ือถือเครื่องใหม่ คณุ ต้องกดป่ มุ หลายป่ มุ แล้วห้อนรหสั ชดุ หนึ่ง
5. To ____________the new cell phone for use , you must press several
buttons and enter a series of codes.

Verbs of Being, Linking Verbs, and Action Verbs- Exercise 1 BOOK II P.40

Directions: Identify the subject and predicate for each sentence. Then identify the verb type as linking,
action, or being.

Note: Include auxiliary (helping) verbs when identifying predicates.

1. After several days in bed, Alice felt much better.

subject = ___________________
predicate = ___________________
type = ___________________

2. Manny tasted the wine in its cup.

subject = ___________________
predicate = ___________________
type = ___________________

3. Children often look cute in their Halloween costumes.

subject = __________________

predicate = __________________

type = __________________

4. Each person felt the soft fur on the rabbit.

subject = __________________

predicate = __________________

type = __________________

5. I have looked everywhere for the key to the basement.

subject = __________________

predicate = __________________

type = __________________

6. The post man is early today.

subject = __________________

predicate = __________________

type = __________________

7. Quasimodo sounded the bells for the last time.

subject = ___________________

predicate = ___________________

type = ___________________

8. Does Quasimodo feel up to par today?

subject = ___________________

predicate = ___________________

type = ___________________

9. The four people remained in the hotel until May.

subject = ___________________

predicate = ___________________

type = ___________________

10. Where have you been?

subject = ___________________

predicate = ___________________

type = ___________________

11. Every summer we grow several rows of tomato plants.

subject = ___________________

predicate = ___________________

type = ___________________

12. An angel appeared on the horizon.

subject = ___________________

predicate = ___________________

type = ___________________

13. Jim has grown taller in the last year.

subject = ___________________
predicate = ___________________
type = ___________________

14. Your essay on the civil war was too long.

subject = ___________________
predicate = ___________________
type = ___________________

15. Could you be a little earlier for the next meeting?

subject = ___________________
predicate = ___________________
type = ___________________

Verbs of Being, Linking Verbs, and Action Verbs- Exercise 2

Directions: Identify the subject and predicate for each sentence. Then identify the verb type as linking,
action, or being.
Note: Include auxiliary (helping) verbs when identifying predicates.

1. Did John look handsome in that picture?

subject = __________________
predicate = __________________
type = __________________

2. Despite the excitement all around her, the young gymnast remained calm.

subject = __________________
predicate = __________________
type = __________________

3. Four students in Mr. Brown's art history class borrowed books on Monet from the
library.

subject = __________________
predicate = __________________
type = __________________

4. We were spending too much money on silly things.

subject = __________________
predicate = __________________
type = __________________

5. We smelled the smoke at least an hour before the actual fire.

subject = __________________
predicate = __________________
type = __________________

6. The manual for the stereo will be in the drawer next to the TV.

subject = __________________
predicate = __________________
type = __________________

7. The woman in the red dress looked absolutely beautiful.

subject = __________________
predicate = __________________
type = __________________

8. Did you buy that piece of jewelry for me?

subject = _________________
predicate = _________________
type = _________________

9. The artist has been at her studio since 11 a.m.

subject = _________________
predicate = _________________
type = _________________

10. Where are you going?

subject = _________________
predicate = _________________
type = _________________

11. The baker has been making specialty cakes for years.

subject = _________________
predicate = _________________
type = _________________

12. Bill had appeared sad earlier in the day.

subject = _________________
predicate = _________________
type = _________________

13. I have looked everywhere for my lost keys.

subject = _________________
predicate = _________________
type = _________________

14. The plant will grow most easily in a very sunny spot.

subject = _________________
predicate = _________________
type = _________________

15. Will you be staying with us overnight?

subject = _________________
predicate = _________________
type = _________________

Verbs of Being, Linking Verbs, and Action Verbs- Exercise 3

Directions: Identify the subject and predicate for each sentence. Then identify the verb type
as linking,action, or being.
Note: Include auxiliary (helping) verbs when identifying predicates.

1. The great Redwoods on the California coast grow very tall.

subject = _____________________
predicate = _____________________
type = _____________________

2. Would he agree to our offer of amnesty?.

subject = _____________________
predicate = _____________________
type = _____________________

3. There is no reason for anger in this situation.

subject = _____________________
predicate = _____________________
type = _____________________

4. The soldier on the front lines was searching the area for explosives.

subject = _____________________
predicate = _____________________
type = _____________________

5. Even with very little hope, Tom seemed optimistic.

subject = _____________________
predicate = _____________________
type = _____________________

6. May will be making her zesty gravy for the celebration tonight.

subject = _____________________
predicate = _____________________
type = _____________________

7. Why did he ask that question?

subject = _____________________
predicate = _____________________
type = _____________________

8. The women have been celebrating each other's birthdays for years.

subject = ____________________
predicate = ____________________
type = ____________________

9. The fudge in that little store on the boardwalk smelled positively wonderful.

subject = ____________________
predicate = ____________________
type = ____________________

10. Can you see the stripes on the flag from here?

subject = ____________________
predicate = ____________________
type = ____________________

11. The button for the computer should be on the lower left side of the CPU.

subject = ____________________
predicate = ____________________
type = ____________________

12. Before the start of the meal, Morris tasted the soup.

subject = ____________________
predicate = ____________________
type = ____________________

13. People were asking about our insurance plan.

subject = ____________________
predicate = ____________________
type = ____________________

14. After the long wait in the supermarket line, the woman with two small
children slowly walked to the corner drugstore.

subject = ____________________
predicate = ____________________
type = ____________________

15. Did Joe seem feverish to you this morning?

subject = ____________________
predicate = ____________________
type = ____________________