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Must Know v – xii Chapter 9

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Modals 31
Chapter 1
Chapter 10
The Present Tense 1
Intensifiers 34
Chapter 2
Chapter 11
The Past Tense 6
Used to/Be Used to/Get Used to/Would 36

Chapter 3
Chapter 12
Present Perfect Simple vs Present Perfect
Continuous; Present Perfect Simple vs Pronouns 39
Past Simple 10

Chapter 13
Chapter 4
Conjunctions 42
The Future Tense 13

Chapter 14
Chapter 5
Reported Speech 45
Affirmative and Negative Statements 16

Chapter 15
Chapter 6

Infinitives, Gerunds, and Participles 49
Affirmative and Negative Questions
and Responses 21
Chapter 16

Chapter 7 Passive Voice 54

Questions Tags and Responses 25

Chapter 17
Chapter 8
Conditionals 57

Countable and Uncountable Nouns 28

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Chapter 18 Chapter 27


Articles 60 Prepositions 89


Chapter 19 Chapter 28


Adjectives, Adjective Phrases and Clauses 64 Some, Any, and Compounds 93


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Chapter 20 Chapter 29

Comparison of Adjectives 68 Possessive Nouns, Adjectives
and Pronouns 96

Chapter 21
Chapter 30

Adverbs, Adverb Phrases and Clauses 71
Subject-Verb Agreement 99

Chapter 22
Chapter 31
Comparison of Adverbs 75
Causative Forms 104


Chapter 23
Chapter 32
Nouns, Noun Phrases and Clauses 78
Phrasal Verbs 106

Chapter 24
Vocabulary Test 109
Would/Be Able to/Can/Manage to 82



Chapter 25 Summative Test 113


Wishes and Preferences 85


Answers 118
Chapter 26

Not Only…But Also/Had Better/
It’s About (High) Time 87















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Nouns, Noun Phrases and Clauses Some, Any, and Compounds

• A, an
Nouns, noun phrases and noun clauses are used as:
˜ Used for singular countable nouns
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Noun Noun phrase Noun clause
• Some, any
• Subject of ˜ Exercise To exercise The reason why ˜ Used for plural countable nouns
the verb I exercise is… ˜ Also used for uncountable nouns
• Object of ˜ playing playing with …we are what ˜ Some is used for positive while any for negative statements
the verb a top we eat. ˜ Some and any can form compound words, e.g. someone,
something, somebody, anyone, anything, etc.
• Complement ˜ joyful to be joyful is full of joy
of the verb





Nouns, Noun Phrases and Clauses Some, Any, and Compounds
(Chapter 23) 37 @ Pan Asia Publications Sdn. Bhd. (Chapter 28) 43 @ Pan Asia Publications Sdn. Bhd.


Wishes and Preferences Subject-Verb Agreement

1. A verb in the singular is used:
• Wishes • To show wants E.g. ...wish to visit
(wish + …wish to see her ˜ When the noun is singular/uncountable or abstract
infinitive) • To show E.g. …wish ‘a happy ˜ When the collective noun is used
a fixed birthday’ ˜ When the plural noun is always used as singular, e.g. news
expression …wish a safe journey ˜ Used with expressions like each, every one, anyone
• To express E.g. I wish I hadn’t… ˜ When a plural noun shows a fixed amount considered as
regrets/for a whole
• To express E.g. I wish you would… ˜ When the name or title of a book or picture is mentioned
impatience ˜ When the expression as well as, including, or together
with is used
• Preferences • To make a E.g. prefer
choice, an would like
option, or a would prefer
preference would rather


Wishes and Preferences (Chapter 25) 39 @ Pan Asia Publications Sdn. Bhd. Subject-Verb Agreement (Chapter 30) 45 @ Pan Asia Publications Sdn. Bhd.


Not Only…But Also/Had Better/ Causative Forms
It’s About (High) Time

Type/Usage Example
2. had better:
• Used to give advice about E.g. had better stick to 1. The causative form of …had the machine repaired
specific things. the SOP have is used to say that …didn’t have the car serviced
• Used to express hope E.g. had better pray hard we have arranged for …had the room sanitised
or warning. someone to do something
• Used with the intention E.g. had better stop playing for us. We don’t focus on
to avoid negative results. who does or did it.
3. It’s time/It’s high time/ 2. In the use of the causative …will get the monitor…
It’s about time: form with get, we …didn’t get the electrician…
• To express that something E.g. It’s time you revised…
should be done but that it is mention the person who …will get the maid...
does or did it.
already a bit late.

Not Only…But Also/Had Better/It’s
About (High) Time (Chapter 26) 41 @ Pan Asia Publications Sdn. Bhd. Causative Forms (Chapter 31) 47 @ Pan Asia Publications Sdn. Bhd.


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Possessive Nouns, Adjectives and Pronouns Would/Be Able to/Can/Manage to

• Possessive nouns
˜ Singular: Tina’s Thomas’ boy’s driver’s Would • Used to describe an imaginary situation
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˜ For non-living things: the tyre of the car • To express a liking or preference
the hands of the clock • Used after the verb wish
• Possessive adjectives Can • Used to talk about possibility/ability
˜ your, my, their, its, his, our, her • Make requests
• Possessive pronouns • Ask for or give permission or give orders
˜ yours, mine, theirs, its, his, ours, hers Manage to • To express that we are able to cope with a
difficult situation
Able to • Used to express ability



Posssessive Nouns, Adjectives and Would/Be Able to/Can/Manage to
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Pronouns (Chapter 29) (Chapter 24)

Subject-Verb Agreement Not Only…But Also/Had Better/
It’s About (High) Time
2. A plural verb is used:
˜ When the subject is plural
˜ When the noun refers to all members, e.g. team, committee 1. Not only…but also is a
˜ When the plural quantifier is used, e.g. most, all, some correlative conjunction.
˜ When two separate singular nouns are joined by and • It helps to create emphasis on E.g. not only kind, but
˜ When a collective noun whose members are seen as two related facts, thoughts, also generous
individuals, e.g. audience or information.
• It expresses unexpected or E.g. not only selfish,
3. When neither…nor and either…or are used, the verb must surprising information, or but also apathetic
agree with the subject nearest to it. add balance to a sentence. not only smart, but
E.g. Neither Jane nor I am… also responsible
Either the boys or the girl has…
4. When the noun and idea come in pairs, the singular verb is
used. E.g. Bread and butter is…
Not Only…But Also/Had Better/It’s
Subject-Verb Agreement (Chapter 30) 46 @ Pan Asia Publications Sdn. Bhd. About (High) Time (Chapter 26) 40 @ Pan Asia Publications Sdn. Bhd.



Phrasal Verbs Prepositions
Prepositions are used to show:
Phrasal verb walk across play with put up
• The location or E.g. on in above
(Verb + preposition) shut up abide by depend on
position of something at by beneath
• Direction E.g. along towards
into over
accused of ashamed of sorry for
(Adjective + • Time E.g. before after
preposition) weak in keen on short of during within
• Purpose E.g. so that in order that for
• Manner E.g. with in
• Similarity E.g. like as



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Chapter Articles







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18.1 The Indefinite Article
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Usage Example
1. The indefinite articles a and an are used to show
singular countable nouns.
2. A is used before nouns that start with a consonant a ticket a dolphin
sound. a train a lawyer
3. An is used before nouns that start with a vowel sound. an orphan an inspiration an autopsy
[Words like hour and honour begin with a vowel an orchestra an hour an honest man
sound. The h is silent.] an heir
4. To mention something for the first time. I bought a ticket for the concert.
Din is an engineer for the company.

5. To show a person’s religion, class or occupation. Daniel is a Buddhist.
Luke is an architect.
6. To show weight, number, time, price, etc. a dozen eggs a kilogram of flour a minute

18.2 The Definite Article
Usage Example
The definite article is used:
1. To show a particular object or person. This is the secret we discovered.
2. To show the same object or person again. Ruhil found a purse. She handed the purse to the supervisor.
3. To show the name of rivers, seas, mountain ranges, We cruised along the Sarawak River.
etc. Mt. Everest is the highest peak.
4. To show something which is the only one of its kind. The sun, The Moon, The Indian Ocean
5. To show a superlative adjective. Agnes is the cutest girl here.
6. To show positions like ‘first’, ‘second’, ‘last’, etc. Lily is the tallest of them all.

18.3 When no article is needed
Usage Example
No article is needed: Boys like adventurous outings.
1. For plural countable nouns in general. Books are a good source of information.
2. For uncountable nouns in general. Sugar is bad if taken to excess.
Plants need sunlight.
3. Before the name of towns or states. Eugene was born in Vancouver.
Dora was in Penang last week.
4. Before nouns of meals or games. We will have supper now.
Let’s play snooker this evening.
5. Before the name of most countries. We shall visit China next week.
Have you been to Canada?
6. Before abstract nouns, used in a general sense. Failure is the stepping stone to success.
The tourist guide has great charm.
7. Before the name of roads and streets. There was an accident in Jalan Maju.
8. Before the name of some diseases. Ashley has pneumonia.

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OBJECTIVE QUESTIONS

Exercise A

Read the passage below carefully, filling each of the blanks with the correct definite or indefinite articles. If no
article is required, put a dash (–).

Although there are always job vacancies in the private as well as the public sectors, 1
unemployment continues to exist. One reason is that 2 youth of today are very choosy
where 3 jobs are concerned. Most of them will be looking for only white-collar jobs in
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4 air-conditioned offices. Working in 5 farms or any jobs that may get
their hands dirty is out of 6 question. They prefer to be unemployed rather than to toil
in 7 sun. Even 8 graduates are very fussy in choosing 9
jobs. Many just refuse to work for 10 low-paying job, even if it is on 11
temporary basis. It is therefore not surprising that many of the school-leavers and 12 fresh
graduates are part of the unemployed group.

1. A a C the 7. A a C the
B an D – B an D –

2. A a C the 8. A a C the
B an D – B an D –

3. A a C the 9. A a C the
B an D – B an D –

4. A a C the 10. A a C the
B an D – B an D –

5. A a C the 11. A a C the
B an D – B an D –

6. A a C the 12. A a C the
B an D – B an D –

Exercise B

For each of the numbered blanks below, choose the best answer from the options A, B, C or D.

Of late there has been an increasing number of child abuse reported in the mass media. While it is
disturbing to note that 1 child abuse is still rampant, it is also heartening that more and
more people are coming forward to report child abuse. This shows that 2 public awareness
of child abuse is on 3 rise.
Child abuse is indeed 4 social evil that has existed for 5 long time.
It is prevalent everywhere, in 6 underdeveloped as well as devel oped countries, and in
7 rural as well as urban areas. 8 rate of child abuse is probably higher in
9 families faced with 10 financial or marital problems.
11 State Welfare Services Department has been doing 12 splendid

job in fighting child abuse. Not only does it look after 13 abused child, it also provides
counselling service to 14 child’s parents. However, 15 department has to
depend very much on the public for infor mation so that prompt action can be taken.

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1. A a C the 9. A a C the
B an D – B an D –

2. A a C the 10. A a C the
B an D – B an D –

3. A a C the 11. A A C The
B an D –
B An D –
4. A a C the
B an D – 12. A a C the
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B an D –
5. A a C the
B an D – 13. A a C the
B an D –
6. A a C the
B an D – 14. A a C the
B an D –
7. A a C the
B an D – 15. A a C the

B an D –
8. A A C The
B An D –





SUBJECTIVE QUESTIONS

EXERCISE A
Fill in each blank with ‘a’, ‘an’ or ‘the’ where necessary. If no article is required, put a dash (–).

Example: I bought book from shop.
I bought a book from the shop.


1. Many people will attend carnival which is held once year.

2. I had cold, so I went to clinic.

3. The scouts searched high and low for bag but without success.

4. You are too late. bus left about hour ago.

5. When I was in Pahang, I used to travel from Temerloh to
Kuantan once week.


6. patient was diagnosed to have malaria and she had to be warded
at hospital.

7. couple enjoyed watching sunrise at quiet
beach.

8. Reading is never waste of time. Spending time at hypermarket
whole day is.


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9. After spending years of working in company, he finally reached
pinnacle of his career.


10. By 5.00 p.m., numerous makeshift stalls will emerge along sides of
streets until junction.




Exercise B
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Fill in each blank with ‘a’, ‘an’ or ‘the’ where necessary. If no article is required, put a dash (–).

1. senior citizen died and six others were seriously injured in three-

vehicle collision in Jalan Selamat.

2. student studies in Hobart, which is situated on
island south of Australia.

3. senior citizens are planning to make trip to
National Park early next year.

4. This is best material for producing high quality furniture for

overseas market.

5. Malaysia is multi-racial country, so tolerance and

goodwill are very important.

6. historical building is located at 5th kilometre of
Sungai Patani–Kuala Ketil road.

7. elder sister advised boy not to play truant
again.

8. Asraf was regarded as useless boy, but he turned out to be

smartest among whole batch of students.

9. Mother walks to market every day. market is located beside

temple.

10. forward missed golden opportunity to score
goal.






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Articles are words that define a noun as specific or non-specific. They are indefinite articles like a and an; definite articles like the. However, there are
many nouns that do not require any articles.
E.g. Indefinite Article Definite Article Zero Article SOS TIPS
a new gadget the latest car I like to drink honey.
a new term the pandemic Success is sweet.



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Type and Usage Example
There are several types of comparative forms of adverbs.
(a) Positive form of adverbs Allen works as hard as he can.
as...as is used in this positive form of adverbs of
comparison.
(b) Comparative form of adverbs Joe works much harder than any of us.
For adverb with one syllable, we add -er. For adverb Aini did her work rather slower than her brother.
with more than one syllable, more is used.
(c) Superlative form of adverbs Nor ran the fastest in the 100 metres final.
For adverb with one syllable, we add -est. For adverb Among all of dancers, Lily dances most gracefully.
with more than one syllable, most is used.
(d) Irregular form of adverbs of comparison You did better than Rosli.
Examples: well – better – best Munir did the best in his first attempt.

Irregular forms of comparative and superlative adverbs: badly worse worst
well better best
early earlier earliest
little less least
much more most
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OBJECTIVE QUESTIONS

Exercise A

For each of the sentences below, choose the best answer from the options A, B, C or D.

1. You must proofread as as you 3. Our bus arrived at the terminal
can so that the script will be free of errors. than the other buses because of a flat tyre.
A best A late
B good B lately
C better C later
D much better D latest


2. Stephen works than any of us, 4. The police should have examined the case
but he still is not the best of students. so that no information was left
A hard out.
B harder A close
C hardest B more close
D most hard C much closely
D more closely

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5. Don’t underestimate the children. Some of 11. Of late, the guard has been behaving
them seem to talk than adults. .
A more logical C most logical A rather strange
B more logically D most logically B much strange
C stranger
6. Foreign tourists often find that rural folk are D rather strangely
than city folk.
A friendly 12. Try to carry out your duty as you
B much friendly can.
C most friendly A diligently
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D more friendly B as diligently
C nearly diligently
7. Despite her age, Maureen is D rather diligently
involved in social work as her mother.
A as actively 13. I guess I did this time compared
B actively to my previous attempt.
C almost actively A much better
D much actively B most better
C very good
8. The contestants are told to design D most good
as they can.
A artistically 14. The competent secretary always does her work
B much artistically .
C as artistically A much meticulous
D more artistically B very meticulous
C meticulously
9. Of all the visitors, Tan and his family arrived D more meticulously
the .
A much early 15. Although he is a millionaire, he does not spend
B most early .
C earliest A any extravagant
D earlier B nearly extravagantly
C as extravagantly
10. Never mind about what they say or do. We D extravagantly
shall do so in a manner.
A least rational C rationally
B more rational D much rationally




SUBJECTIVE QUESTIONS

Exercise A

Write down the correct comparative and superlative forms of the following adverbs.

Example: impressively – more impressively – most impressively
much – better – best


1. little – –

2. rapidly – –


3. far – –

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4. excessively – –

5. much – –


6. helplessly – –

7. doubtfully – –

8. badly – –
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9. soon – –

10. honestly – –




Exercise B
Write down the correct form of the adverbs of comparison to be chosen from the box below.

severely merrily compulsively inadvertently neatly
skilfully dimly unexpectedly truthfully aimlessly


1. The school dropouts roamed the city day and night.


2. Two passengers were injured in the nasty accident.

3. Most housewives tend to buy whenever there is a cheap sale in hypermarkets.


4. The craftsman carved the wood with a primitive tool.


5. That room is more lit than this room.


6. We arranged about 1000 chairs in the hall before the party.


7. The boy reported missing turned up most when we were having dinner.

8. The speaker apologised for leaving out some names.


9. The drug addict reiterated that he had explained the incident to the police.


10. All the children enjoyed themselves at the beach.







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• For the one-syllable adverbs, we use -er in the comparative form, • For adverbs which end in -ly or have three or more syllables each,
and -est in the superlative form. form the comparative with more and the superlative with most.
Positive Comparative Superlative Positive Comparative Superlative SOS TIPS
early earlier earliest friendly more friendly most friendly
hard harder hardest freely more freely most freely
late later latest soundly more soundly most soundly


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Some, Any, and Compounds Example


1. A and an are used for singular countable nouns. a spanner an electric gate
a deep river


2. Some and any are used for plural countable nouns. some plates any books
some visitors any furniture
3. Some and any are also used for uncountable nouns. some rice any oil
some inspiration any caution


4. Some is used in positive statements. There is some hope left.



5. Any is used in negative statements. There isn’t any hope left.


6. Any is also used in questions. Is there any luck for us to win?


7. Some is also used in questions when the questions are Would you like some biscuits?
used as a request or invitation.


8. Some and any form compound words when added There is someone talking loudly.
with -one, -body, -thing. No one is allowed to enter the room.



9. The compounds of some are used for positive Would you like to have some drink?
statements or for questions when the expected answers [Yes, I do.]
are positive.


10. Compound words with any are used in negative There wasn’t anyone to help us.
statements and questions when the expected answers Didn’t anyone make an effort to join you?
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OBJECTIVE QUESTIONS

Exercise A

For each of the following questions, choose the best answer from the options A, B, C or D.

1. Will please switch on the music? 7. “Is there pizza left for me?”
guests are arriving. “I’m afraid there is .”
A anyone, Some A any, none
B someone, Some B some, none
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C anyone, Any C some, nothing
D some, Any D any, something

2. is indispensable here. You can 8. knew the way and there wasn’t
leave time you like. to guide us either.
A Someone, some A Someone, anyone
B Anyone, some B Someone, no one
C No one, any C No one, anyone
D Someone, any D No one, someone

3. Don’t you have common sense? 9. of us may be very smart, but
is sure to be hurt by your strong is perfect.
words. A Some, no one
A any, Some B No one, some
B some, Some C Any, someone
C some, Anyone D Someone, no one
D any, Someone
10. of the tourists said they had
4. Will please give a hand? to declare.
of the boxes are very heavy. A Some, nothing
A anyone, Some B Anyone, nothing
B someone, Some C Some, anything
C anybody, Any D No one, something
D someone, Any
11. Would like to have
5. Did notice who the stranger was? lemon juice?
He must be from the embassy. A someone, any
A someone, nobody B no one, some
B someone, anyone C anyone, any
C anyone, somebody D anyone, some
D no one, someone
12. of them were so selfish that they
6. The old couple had anxious
moments. It’s a pity was able to did not offer help at all.
A Any, some
help. B Some, some
A any, anyone C Any, any
B some, anyone D Some, any
C any, someone
D some, nobody


94 Compound nouns can be made with some, any and no.
SOS TIPS some + -thing -body -one -where

any +
no +
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SUBJECTIVE QUESTIONS


Exercise A

Fill in the blanks with ‘some’, ‘any’, ‘someone’, ‘anyone’, ‘something’ or ‘anything’.
Example: We have good news for you all.
We have some good news for you all.


1. There isn’t excuse for you. We have to leave you out.


2. I have bought that you like very much.

3. will take the call time of the day.

4. has been trying to phone you. Do you have idea who
he is?


5. interested may get forms from the office.

6. I was told that wanted to see me. Do you have idea who
the person is?

7. chairs are missing. Has taken them?

8. must remind Peter. He doesn’t seem to remember .


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tell me what it is?
10. I need to read. Can you pass me of the magazines?


11. Is there missing? Will please check again?

12. Can please tell me whether there is difference between
the two packages?

13. can easily detect that is wrong with the structure.


14. of the participants did not show interest at all.

15. There wasn’t teacher at the meeting, so we had to postpone the meeting to

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Provide the correct answer to the error underlined.
1 Is there no one in the library?
2 Isn’t there something in the box? SOS TIPS
3 Did you meet her anywhere in town?
4 Aren’t there some coins in the box?
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Usage Example

(a) The causative form of have is used to say that we I had the parcel delivered yesterday.
have arranged for someone to do something for us. Chin didn’t have the car repaired.
We don’t focus on who does or did it. Ai Ling has the pipe repaired already.
We can cause someone to do something by asking, We had the park cleaned this morning.
paying, requesting or forcing the person. They had paid for the air-conditioner to be serviced.
(b) In the use of the causative form get, we mention the We’ll get all prefects to check the classes.
person who does or did it. Nina didn’t get her maid to water the garden.
(c) The use of the causative form make is stronger than They make their maid work non-stop.
have/get. Jeff always makes Jill do his work.
(d) The use of let means ‘allow/permit’. The teacher let the students discuss among themselves.
Tan lets the dog eat its food earlier.





OBJECTIVE QUESTIONS


Exercise A

Select the best option.

1. We the platform built ahead of 5. The management the sports
the event. committee organise the sports.
A get C let A has C will make
B have D make B got D will let

2. Kenny his driving license 6. We the wiring of the whole
renewed online. building changed.
A had C made A had C let
B let D get B make D get

3. Sue her passport renewed due 7. Johnny always his workers
to the pandemic. work extra hours without any compensation.
A didn’t let A has C makes
B didn’t get B gets D lets
C didn’t make
D didn’t have 8. The bank the client’s credit
card cancelled.
4. We’ll the treasurer to pay for A will get
our expenses. B will have
A have C get C will make
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9. The house owner the house 11. Our parents us bring in the
repainted before the new tenants moved in. dog.
A let A won’t have
B got B won’t get
C had C won’t make
D made D won’t let

10. The landlord the occupants 12. The clown the children laugh
stay for another month. with his antics.
A let A lets
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B got B makes
C made C gets
D had D has







SUBJECTIVE QUESTIONS


Exercise A
Underline the correct causative form of verbs.

1. Mrs Tan didn’t (get / have) the maid to wash the car that day.


2. I (had / made) my car repaired the previous day.

3. Jalil didn’t (make / have) the bicycle tyre changed.


4. Aida will (get / make) the lawyer to prepare the will for the family.

5. Didn’t Frank (have / get) a Grab to take the maid to the airport?


6. I’ve (got / made) the accountant to prepare the statement of account already.

7. Mrs Tan (gets / lets) the cat sleep in the house.

8. I’ll (get / make) the maid to change the curtains immediately.


9. I’ll (have / make) the minutes ready at the AGM.

10. I’m afraid Nita didn’t (get / have) the job she wanted badly.


11. Did Joe (get / make) someone to repair the roof ?

12. Didn’t you (make / have) the gardener cut down the mango tree?




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Causative verbs include let, make, get and have.
Causative Verb Form Example
let let + object + verb The open doors let the air flow in. SOS TIPS
make make + object + verb We make the plumber fix the pipe.
have have + object + verb Dad has the mechanic repair the car. 105
get get + person + to + verb You must get her to wash her clothes.


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OBJECTIVE QUESTIONS


Exercise A
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For each of the sentences below, choose the best answer from the options A, B, C and D.


1. The crowd’s excitement reached 7. Those travellers in the desert will experience
heights when Malaysia was leading by three the inferno during the day.
goals to nil. A dry
A sickening B cold
B gloomy C burning
C shocking D filthy
D feverish
8. I can’t donate much as you can see, I’m as
2. We advised Bob to stick to one job as rolling poor as a church .
stones gather no . A mouse
A moss B priest
B wealth C boy
C gold D dog
D mark 9. The manager has no other except to
sack the lazy worker.
3. After what seemed like an , the
results were finally announced. A option
A entry B action
B eternity C promotion
C encounter D adoption
D excitement 10. The occupants of the house were scared
when faced with two burglars.
4. Without the encouragement, I wonder whether A stuff C still
I would have the to carry on with B stiff D stunned
the project.
A sense C guts 11. Don’t worry if you are not sure. We all learn
B vision D wish by trial and .
A temptations C error
5. Camels are animals as they can B tries D exceptins
withstand adverse desert conditions.
A hard 12. The travellers spent a night in the jungle and
B hardy the complaint was that they were
C hardly by mosquitoes.
D hardness A swarmed C intruded
B attacked D interrupted
6. Haven’t you heard that pen is mightier than
. 13. It is a rumour but I believe there is no
A wealth without a fire.
B pencil A heat
C knife B wood
D sword C smoke
D ash

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For each of the questions below, choose the best answer from the options A, B, C and D.


1. The visitors have been told that there will be 8. We ought to call for emergency
procession in Penang meeting the soonest possible since
Road next Sunday. chairman has resigned.
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A –, – C a, – A –, –
B the, – D a, the B an, the
C the, a
2. Do you know that nocturnal animals look for D –, the
food at night?
A the, – 9. You can rest assured that this is one of
B food, the most popular restaurants in
C a, – town.
D –, – A the, –
B –, –
3. Willy has stamps that C a, the
philatelists like to own very much. D the, the
A some, –
B any, – 10. Immediately after flash of lightning,
C the, the whole house was plunged into
D any, the darkness.
A –, – C the, the
4. When I was young, I used to walk to B –, the D some, a
school with of my classmates.
A the, any 11. Neither the players nor their coach
B –, some aware of what going on.
C a, some A were, was
D –, any B was, were
C were, were
5. The of the philanthrophist is a big D was, was
to the community.
A death, loss 12. The traffic today is much than
B dead, loss of yesterday.
C dying, lost A heaviest, those
D death, lost B heavier, those
C heavier, that
6. The office has been ransacked by D heavy, that
and documents are missing.
A someone, any 13. To keep fit, you need to do lot of
B anyone, some exercises and have balanced diet.
C no one, all A a, a C –, –
D someone, some B a, the D –, a

7. These are not books. Those over 14. One of the girls not arrived yet.
there are , I guess. The others getting ready to set off.
A ours, ours A have, are
B his, our B has, are
C your, yours C has, is
D your, hers D had, are

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1 The Present Tense 3 Present Perfect Simple vs Present Perfect
Continuous; Present Perfect Simple vs Past Simple
Objective Questions
Exercise A Objective Questions
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1 B 2 A 3 A 4 B 5 C Exercise A
6 D 7 C 8 A 9 D 10 B 1 C 2 A 3 A 4 B 5 C
Exercise B 6 B 7 C 8 A 9 B 10 B
1 C 2 B 3 A 4 D 5 A
6 D 7 C 8 B 9 A 10 B Subjective Questions
11 D 12 C 13 B 14 A 15 C
Exercise A
Subjective Questions 1 has lived, went
2 has tasted, tasted
Exercise A 3 Have…watched, watched
1 lack 9 runs, stretches 4 handed, hasn’t handed
2 carry 10 is getting, is inviting 5 took, hasn’t taken
3 is attending 11 have helped, is recovering 6 have known, migrated
4 are screaming 12 have reported, hope 7 visited, went
5 have visited, prefer 13 have submitted, have 8 has gone, hasn’t visited
6 have forgotten 14 are...going, have 9 hasn’t heard, saw
7 reads, keeps 15 walks, treats 10 have been waiting, hasn’t shown
8 needs, keeps Exercise B
Exercise B 9 think, is calling 1 didn’t notice 6 has heard
Chapters 1 – 5 3 has stopped, continue 12 have...dreamt, intend 3 hasn’t registered 10 had cooperated
1 does, does
2 hasn’t learnt
7 decided
2 has been waiting, wonders
10 have...found, is
8 have been searching
11 have submitted, have taken
9 has been captured
4 has been preparing
4 intends, hopes
5 has been feeding
13 has given, is
5 practises, does
6 has achieved, is
14 are...enjoying, seem
4
The Future Tense
7 opens, is
15 has become, are enjoying
8 are rehearsing, hope
2 The Past Tense Exercise A Objective Questions
1 C 2 A 3 C 4 C 5 B
Objective Questions 6 D 7 A 8 B 9 C 10 D
Exercise A 11 A 12 B 13 C 14 C 15 A
1 A 2 D 3 A 4 B 5 B
6 C 7 C 8 C 9 D 10 A Subjective Questions
11 C 12 A 13 C 14 A 15 B Exercise A
Subjective Questions 1 will take 5 will be crowded 9 will leave
2 shall join 6 will listen 10 shall go
Exercise A 3 will try 7 will celebrate 11 will have taught
1 panicked, found 4 shall go 8 will...stay 12 will complete
2 issued, beat Exercise B
3 was, joined
4 was...playing, was 1 are going to take 7 are to take
5 had prepared, would have won 2 is about to 8 is going to
6 was talking, heard 3 are to 9 are going to
7 played, managed 4 are going to 10 is about to
8 had...hung, started 5 is about to 11 will be going
9 arrived, did, could 6 are about to 12 will be taking
10 arrived, was razed
11 were having, barged 5 Affirmative and Negative Statements
12 reached, had left
13 had expected, performed Objective Questions
14 had disappeared, had been reported
15 had graduated, applied Exercise A
16 had been sweeping 1 B 2 B 3 B 4 B 5 B
17 had been searching 6 B 7 A 8 A 9 A 10 A
18 had been trekking 11 A 12 B 13 A 14 B 15 A
19 had been roaming
20 had been working
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7 Question Tags and Responses
Subjective Questions
Exercise A Objective Questions
1 Kate wasn’t feeling lethargic this morning. Exercise A
2 The clerk doesn’t always keep the account meticulously. 1 B 2 B 3 A 4 D 5 B
3 It isn’t possible to win the contest with more enteries. 6 A 7 D 8 C 9 B 10 A
4 Peter didn’t put forward any suggestions regarding the matter. 11 C 12 D 13 B 14 A 15 A
5 June hasn’t called for a taxi yet to go to the airport.
6 We won’t be able to help in the fund-raising project.
7 I don’t believe anyone will adopt the orphan. Subjective Questions
8 There isn’t any time for us to have a group discussion. Exercise A
9 The newsvendor hasn’t delivered the newspaper yet.
10 You shouldn’t have reported the matter to the police. 1 doesn’t she? 6 isn’t he?
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11 Jimmy didn’t design a pair of shoes for the celebrity. 2 aren’t they? 7 is there?
12 Margaret does not like to pull our legs. 3 haven’t they? 8 will you?
4 did he? 9 haven’t I?
Exercise B 5 should we? 10 will they?
1 Sam believes in helping the orphans. Exercise B
2 The stranger behaved suspiciously in front of the house.
3 The bus broke down at the Jelapang Toll Plaza. 1 No, they haven’t. 5 No, it isn’t. 9 No, it isn’t.
4 It is within our ability to reach the summit. 2 No, they weren’t. 6 Yes, she does. 10 Yes, they were.
5 The child was convinced that her parents were at work. 3 Yes, he does. 7 No, she won’t. 11 No, they haven’t.
6 The clerk has prepared the paysheet already. 4 Yes, they have. 8 Yes, it is. 12 Yes, I am.
7 Someone will listen to the old man’s claim.
8 It is possible to convince the stubborn boy.
9 The visitor expressed his annoyance by shouting loudly. 8 Countable and Uncountable Nouns
10 The footballers walked out in protest when the referee flashed a
red card. Objective Questions
11 Joe has responded to our offer already.
12 There is some food left for us. Exercise A
13 The frightened boy ran home as fast as he could. 1 D 2 C 3 D 4 C 5 D
14 The visitors jumped and shouted in joy. 6 A 7 B 8 B 9 A 10 B
15 Someone was bold enough to approach the stranger. 11 A 12 C 13 A 14 C 15 B
16 Mario has been to Cameron Highlands already.
17 Mark likes to mix around and he has many friends. Subjective Questions
18 Ms Green will be teaching us next year.
Exercise A Chapters 5 – 9
6 Affirmative and Negative Questions and Responses 1 many, many 5 some, most 9 a lot of, many
2 some, a 6 Many, much 10 A, –
Objective Questions 3 an, a 7 None, Many
4 every, a 8 some, an
Exercise A
1 C 2 C 3 A 4 B 5 D Exercise B 5 Much, few 9 some, –
1 many, much
6 A 7 B 8 C 9 B 10 D 2 Several, – 6 some, much 10 much, few
11 A 12 D 13 A 14 C 15 C
3 a, – 7 a few, some
4 many, a lot of 8 much, a
Subjective Questions
Exercise A 9 Modals
1 Did the bus break down on the way to school?
2 Was there anyone to answer the emergency call? Objective Questions
3 Does the maid sweep the floor everyday? Exercise A
4 Are the scouts prepared to help the fire victims?
5 Did Sid receive a call from Mr Lim, the chief engineer? 1 D 2 B 3 A 4 A 5 D
6 Did Luke endeavour to open the locked door? 6 D 7 A 8 B 9 C 10 C
7 Have there been some snatch thefts of late in our neighbourhood? 11 C 12 B 13 D 14 B 15 A
8 Did the octogenarian manage to swim across the lake?
9 Won’t he join us in the procession? Subjective Questions
10 Isn’t this part of the country prone to floods at this time of the year? Exercise A
Exercise B 1 will be 6 will agree 11 had better
1 Yes, they are. / No, they aren’t. 2 could set up 7 will be 12 Can
2 Yes, they have. / No, they haven’t. 3 Couldn’t 8 couldn’t see 13 Won’t
3 Yes, we will. / No, we won’t. 4 Will 9 can’t go 14 should plan
4 Yes, he did. / No, he didn’t. 5 could be used 10 will agree 15 mustn’t
5 Yes, he was. / No, he wasn’t. Exercise B
6 Yes, they did. / No, they didn’t. 1 shouldn’t 6 should 11 might
7 Yes, she does. / No, she doesn’t. 2 must 7 can’t 12 should
8 Yes, we have. / No, we haven’t. 3 should 8 should 13 shouldn’t
9 Yes, they did. / No, they didn’t. 4 must 9 mustn’t 14 had better
10 Yes, he does. / No, he doesn’t. 5 mustn’t 10 would rather 15 Shouldn’t


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