ADJECTIVE An adjective describes a noun or a pronoun. ‘The yellow sunflower looked beautiful. (The word yellow describes the sunflower which is the noun) Kinds of Adjective i. Adjectives of Quality These adjectives are used to describe the nature of a noun. They give an idea about the characteristies of the noun by answering the question ‘what kind”. i, Adjectives of Quantity, These adjectives help to show the amount or the approximate amount oF the nouit or pronoun. These adjectives do not provide exact numbers; rather they tell us the amount of the noun in relative or whole terms, All, Half, Many, Few, Little, No, Enough, Great etc Adjectives of Number These adjectives are used to show the number ofnouns and their place in an order One, two, three, first, second, third ete. iv. Demonstrative Adjectives ‘These adjectives are used to point out or indicate a particular noun or pronoun using the adjectives — This, That, These and Those. Y. Lnterrogative Adjectives These adjectives are used to ask questions about nouns or in relation to nouns, they are ~ Where, What, Which and Whose, How to order adjectives in English Generally, the adjective order in English is: 1. Quantity or number (determiner) a, an, the, my, one town, some , all Opinion —-~ good, bad, lovely, beautiful Size big, tall, small, thin Shape --= round, square, elliptical Age =~ young, old, new Color ~~ red, blue, green Origin (nationality or place of origin) Pakistani, Indian Material s-+- Wooden, metal ‘Type ~~~ Particular, common Purpose or qualifier - cleaning, washing, drying Mnemonic: QOSSA COM TPExamples I ove that big old green car that is parked at the end of the street. My sister adopted a beautiful big white bull dog The five little silver spoons are on the table. An amazing heart-shaped red balloon was in the sky. Degrees of Adicctive ‘There are three degrees of adjectives 1 Positive Adjective I, Comparative Adjective TIL, Superlative Adjective Some Example: Positive Comparative | Superlative L. big bigger biggest 2. great greater greatest 3. short shorter shortest 4. old older oldest 5. large larger largest 6. happy happier happiest 7. lucky luckier luckiest 8. heavy heavier heaviest 9. good better best 10. bad. worse worst LL. little less least 12. far farther farthest 13, beautiful more beautiful most beautiful 14. horrible mare horrible most horribleRule “Than is used in case of comparison between two persons or things and an adjective of comparative degree will be used with it Example: Incorreet: He is the tallest than his sister. Correet: He is taller than his sister. Rule 2: Ifa ehoiee has to be made between two persons oF things the comparative degree will be used. Article the will be used before the comparative degree and (of the) will be used after the comparative degree. The structure will be— ssesathe + Comparative + Of THe..eseeee ose Example: Incorreet: Lahore is better of the two cities, Correet: Lahore is the better of the two cities. Incorrect: Sachin is better of the two players. Correet: Sachin is the better of the two players. Similarly if the choice is to be made from more than two things or persons the superlative degree will be used. The structure will be— s-seecthe + Superlative degree + of thes... Example: Incorrect: Afridi is the better of all the batsmen in the Pakistani cricket team. Correet: Afridi is the best ofall the batsmen in the Pakistani cricket team Incorrect: English is easiest of all the languages taught in the school. Correet: English is the easiest of all the languages taught in the school Rule Iftwo qualities are to be compared of the same person or thing then we don’t use the comparative degree. Comparative degree is used for comparison between two different things or persons. Instead of using the comparative degree more and positive degree will be used. Example: Incorreet: Kamran is Juekler than hardworking, Correet: Kamran is more lucky than hardworking (Two qualities of is Kamran are being compared (his luck and his hard work).So comparative degree can’t be used.)Rule 4: Than adjective is to be used between “as, as” and “So. as” the adjective should be in positive degree. ‘As...atts is used to show that something is equally good or bad. Example: Incorrect: Karachi is 30 hot as Multan in May, Correet: Karachi is as hot as Multan in May. So. s is used to show something is not as good or as bi Example: Incorrect: Sargodha is not as developed as Lahore. Correet: Sargodha is not so developed as Lahore. Not his rule is also applicable in adverbs. Example: Salma danced as gracefully as Liza Rule S: Article ‘the’ is used before superlative degree as it becomes definite. Example: Incorrect: Lahore is a most polluted eity of Punjab. Correct: Lahore is the most polluted city of Punjab. Rule Incorrect: Tahir is taller than any boy inthe class, Correet: Tahir is taller than any other boy in the class. In both these sentences we are comparing Tahir to any boy in the class but one at a time. In suet sentences where we wish to state that someone or something is better or worse than the rest but is to be taken one at a time any other will be used. Example: Incorreet: Maths is more interesting than amy subject. Correet: Matis is more interesting than any other subject. Incorrect: January is colder than any month of the year. Correct: January is colder than any other month of the year Rule In comparative degree than is used, But for adjeetives ending in “ior” than is not used, instead “to” is usedList of such adjectives- Superior, inferior, junior, senior, pri anterior, posterior, exterior, interior ete. Example: Incorrect: He was junior than 1 in college. Correet: He was junior to me in college. Rule Certain adjectives can’t be used in comparative and superlative degree, Example: Ineorreet: Your presentation was more perfect. Incorrect: His presentation was the most perfect. Correct: The presentation was perfect, The first two sentences are incorrect as Perfect means flawless, When we are already saying something is perfect it means it is Hawless so more perfect and most perfect can’t be used. List of such words that can’t be used in comparative and superlative degree are Supreme,impossible,absolute,ideal,everlasting.eternal.trian gular, square, round, major, minor, complete, entire, chief, extreme, excellent, minor, ulterior, universal, unique ,last and final Example: Incorreet: Darjeeling tea is the most superior tea in India, Correet: Darjecling tea is superior to any other tea grown in India. Rule Iftwo adjectives are being used forthe same noun or pronoun, the adjective should be in the same degree, (parallel structure) Example: Incorreet: Pakistan is the greatest and tolerant country. Correct: Pakistan is a great and tolerant country Rule 10: For directions and some other adjectives there is positive and superlative degree only. There is no comparative degree POSITIVE DEGREE SUPERLATIVE DEGREE 1. Top topmost 2 Centre centre most3. Right rightmost 4. Bottom bottommost 5. Northern northernmost Rule 1: ‘The same word can be an adjective in a sentence and a noun in another sentence. For certain words that are mostly used as nouns if they are used as an adjective in a sentence they can’t be used in the plural form Example: ‘The table cloth was washed, ironed and spread on the table. Table is a noun but here it is used as an adjective, So tables can’t be used but table will be used Rule 12: ‘There are certain adjectives, if we use ‘the’ before them they will become plural common noun In such sentences the verb will be plural Example: Rich people fecl the law can be tured and twisted. (Adjective) ‘The rich feel the law can be turned and twisted, (Noun) ‘The blind are demanding reservation in jobs The poor are getting poorer day by day ‘The injured were in the thousands. Millions join the ranks of the unemployed worldwide every year ‘There are no plans to provide cheap housing for the homeless Rule 13: With certain adjectives if we add ‘Iy” it becomes an adverb. Example: 1. Sweet sweetly 2. Bad badly 3. Polite politely ‘This does not mean that when “ly” is added to all the adjectives they become adverbs. Students commit errors by making words whieh do not even exist sueh as ‘fastly”, She spoke fastly. This is incorrect, The correct usage will be she spoke fast. Rule 14: Certain words will be used as adjectives as well as adverbs. Note: There won't be any change in their usage. Example: a) Ali is my fast friend, (Fast is an adjective) b) He drove very fast. (Fast is an adverb)The following words may be used both as adjectives and adverbs Fast ‘Modern man leads a fast life. (Here the adjective fast modifies the noun life.) He drove the car fast. (Here the adverb fast modifies the verb drove.) Halt Each of them has half ownership in the property, (Here the adjective half modifies the noun ownership.) She was half crying, half laughing. (Here the adverb half modifies the verbs crying and laughing.) She is half Spanish, half French. (Here the adverb half modifies the adjectives Spanish and French.) Straight Don't expect to get a straight answer from her. (Here the adjective straight modifies the noun answer.) She went straight home. (Here the adverb straight modifies the verb went.) Just The train just left. (Adverb) He arrived just in time. (Adverb) God is just. (Adjective) Late ‘The engagement ceremony is in the Jate evening, (Adjective) He arrived late. (Adverb) She worked late, (Adverb) Low ‘We are Low on money supply. (Adjective) Her voice was low, (Adjective) She turned the gas down low. (Adverb) The helicopter flew Low over the trees. (Adverb) Most This is the most expensive gadget I have bought, (Adverb) Most people enjoy playing with kids. (Adjective) Clean He is very glean in his habits, (Adjective) ‘We want to play the game clean, (Adverb) ‘The following words can be used only as adjectives and not as adverbs: beastly, costly, cowardly, deadly, friendly, likely, brotherly, kingly, leisurely, lovely, lively, womanly, princely, scholarly, silly, ugly and unlikely She offered some friendly advice, (Here the adjective friendly modifies the noun advice.) ‘There are no adverbs friendly/friendlily. Instead we use an adverb phrase. a) She offered some advice ima friendly manner.b) He behaved ima cowardly manner, With verbs relating to our senses (sight, smell, taste, hear and feel) an adjective is used and not an adverb. Example: Incorrect: The food tastes badly Correet: The food tastes bad Incorrect: The child behaved bad at the party Correet: The child behaved badly at the party. (Adverb will be used as behave is not related to senses) Incorrect: It feels coldly. (Feel is related to the senses) Correet: It feels cold With other verbs like seem, like, look, prove, make, keep, grow, get, turn, be and become the adjective is used instead of the adverb. Example: He proved it right It becomes hot after sunrise Rule 15: An ordinal number is an adjective that denotes what place an object has in a certain order. (First, second, third, fourth.) Cardinal number tells us about the number of things. (One, two, three ,four, five...) Ordinal adjective is used befor’ a cardinal adjective ‘The first two classes went smoothly. ‘The first five people were given a surprise gift by the store, Rule 16: Confusing adjectives ©) Many ~ Much ‘Use much with collective nouns and singular nouns. Use many with plural nouns, Example Incorrect: Zubair doesn’t have many food. Correet: Zubair doesn’t have much food. Incorrect: Zubair doesn’t have much friends. Correet: Zubair doesn’t have many friends. ‘© Few —A Few — The few “A few” represents a positive quantity, but it can only be used with countable nouns. The word *few" represeuts a negative quantity or shertage, The few represents all available, Example: Incorrect: Julie has few friends although she is new in the city Correet: Julie has a few friends although she is new in the city. Incorreet: Julie has a few friends although she has been in the city for two years,Correct: Julie has few friends although she has been in the city for two years. Little ~ A little ~ The little Like ‘few’ and ‘a few", ‘the few’, ‘little’, ‘a little’ and ‘the little" represent negative, positive or all quantities. Always use a little with non-countable nouns. Example: Incorreet: There is litle sauce left for you to eat with the bread, Correet: There is alittle sauce left for you to eat with the bread Incorrect: He has been studying this topic for the last three days bur there isa Tittle improvement Correet: He has becn studying this topic for the last three days but there is litte improvement. Incorreet: There is a little hope of his survival as his head was nearly erushed in the accident, Correet: There is little hope of his survival as his head was nearly crushed in the accident. © Farther — Further “Farther” (root word far) is always used for distance, and further (think furthermore) means advancement. Example: Incorrect: How much further is Sargodha from Lahore? Correet: How much farther is Sargodha from Lahore? Incorrect: Farther topies will be covered next week Correet: Further tepies will be covered next week. ¢ Last—Latter- Latest Last is the opposite of first, the latter is the opposite of the former and the latest means the most recent. Example: Read the first and Jase paragraphs today Of the two choices, I prefer the Latter The last question was out of the syllabus, The latest innovations were mind blowing ‘What is the latest news from the border? © Late /lately Late can be an adjective or an adverb that means after the correct time. Example: I'm not hungry because I had a late lunch. (adjective) Iwas late for the exam. (adjective) He slept Jate and missed his first class. (adverb) Lately is an adverb that means the same as recently.Lhaven't studied a lot Jately, © Hard /hardly Hard can be an adjective or an adverb, Example: ‘This book is too hard for me. I can’t read it. (hard is an adjective meaning difficult) This mattress is too hard, T can't sleep. (hard is an adjective meaning opposite of “soft”) She's working hard to finish the project by tomorrow. (hard is an adverb meaning working intensely) Hardly has a completely different meaning. It means “almost not.” We have a bad connection, 1 can hardly hear you, (Talmost can’t hear you) © Nearest/Next Nearest is closest in distance. Next means the next in order. Example: ‘The pext six months will be the hardest to survive The next chapter is a very simple one, Go to the mearest shop and bring some salt, Rule 17: Adjectives like polite, simple, feeble, gentle, narrow, cruel, common, handsome, pleasant, stupid, ete. take either er and est or more and most to form comparative and superlative degree Example: Incorrect: Ali is the most feeblest boy in the class Correet: Ali is the feeblest boy in the class. Correct: Aliis the most feeble boy in the class. Rule 18 Use of double comparative is wrong Example: Incorrect: The study indicates one of the most greatest paradoxes of our time. Correet: The study indicates one of the greatest paradoxes of our time. Rule 19: Before nouns (aud also verbal nouns), possessive adjectives (my, our, your, her, their, his, its) must be used. Example: Incorrect: There hasn't been anyone here who ever saw mine wife. Correet: There hasn't been anyone here who ever saw my wileRule 20: ‘A comparison must have the clarity and completeness. Example: Incorrect: The people of Sargodha are crueler than Mul Correet: The people of Sargodhia are erueler than the people of Multan, Rue 20: Elder and eldest mean the same as older and oldest. We only use the adjectives elder and eldest before a ‘noun (as attributive adjectives), and usually when talking about relationships within a family: Example: Incorreet: Let me introduce Bilal. He is my older brother Correet: Let me introduce Bilal. He is my elder brother Incorrect: Shahid is the oldest of four brothers. Correet: Shahid is the eldest of four brothers. Older and oldest can be used to refer to the age of persons or things more geiterally Example: Incorrect: The tows all is by far the eldest building in the whole region. Correet: The town hall is by far the oldest building in the whole region. Incorrect: I think her grandfather must be elder than her grandmother Correet: | think her grandfather must be older than her grandmother. ADJECTIVE PRACTICE EXERCISESPOT THE ERROR: 1. “Last week I sent a dozen photographs of myself, signed to a charity bazaar.” He said that he a) 8) remembered me doing so. cD) 2. It was a small but more comfortable and sunny room that Mr. Wicket let to hi a) 8) °) D) 3. There are so many good shops in Package Mall tha itis the easiest of people to buy what they 4) 8) ° D) want 4. 0) 5. He took a fairly long sentence and broke it up into its components by means of black, red, blue, A) 3) 9 ‘green inks. 9) 6. A second separate irregular sacculated pouch was located anterior than the first in the septum a) 8) oy D) 7. She hada cleverer brain than him, and he could not confuse her ideas even it and when he a) 8) q disagreed with them. D) 8. _ It isanews that many Americans travel to Europe just for the sake of very pleasure A) 8) ° D) 9. I thought what an interested case it must be from a medical point of view, what an acquisition | 4) 8) i) should be toa class D) 10. You want to work in my metal shop on a rocket you're welcomed, A) BC) D) 11. | believe that cheap produets are often more inferior. A) 8) i) >) 12. The small grt at Sofia and Kam’s home was frightened of the shown scenes in the horror movie A) 8) o D) 13. But this won't bring back as more as something I'm going to show you. A) 8B) Q 2) 14. But again the applause broke out, assuring him that no actualy activity was expected of him: A) 8) ° >) 15. Oh, don't bother to take it down. I can see it quite good as itis. a) 8) cD) In each question in the following, four alternative sentences are given. Choose the CORRECT one and fill the circle corresponding to that letter in the answer sheet. 16. A) My younger brother was crazy to see squirrel, but their was no squirrel in the park. 8B) My younger brother was crazy to see squirrel, but there was no squirrel in the park.c) D) 1. A) 8) c) D) 18. A) 8) c) D) 19. A) 8) c) D) 20. A) 8) c) D) a A) 8) c) D) 22. A) 8) c) D) 23. A) 8) q Dy 24, Ay 8) cq Dy 25. Ay 8) q Dy My younger brother was crazy to see squirrel, but there were no squirrel in the park, My younger brother was crazy to see squirrel, but there was no squirrels in the park I know Wozzeck’s gat a few pretty good-sized cultivated pearls. I know Wozzeck's got a few good-sized pretty cultivated pearls. I know Wozzeck’s got few pretty good-sized cultivated pearl I know Wozzecks got a few pretty good-sized cultivated pearls ‘The Turks were steadily growing bolder; even in the streets of Anatolia towns, his bearing changed ‘The Turks were steadily growing bolder; even in the streets of Anatolia towns, theirs bearing changed. ‘The Turks were steadily growing bolder; even in streets of Anatolia towns, their bearing changed. The Turks were steadily growing bolder; even in the streets of Anatolia towns, its bearing changed. Stadium that are full for regular-season games have raws of more empty seats for exhibitions. Stadiums that are full for regular-season games have rows of empty seats for exhibitions. Stadiums that are full for regular-season games have rows of more emptier seats for exhibitions. Stadiums that are full for regular-season games has rows of more empty seats for exhibitions. At points | was considering getting a large, metallic hammer and knacking most of my own teeth out, At points | was considering getting a large and metallic hammer and knacking most of my own teeth out. At points | was considering getting @ large metallic hammer and knocking the most of my own teeth out, [At points | was considering getting a large metallic hammer and knocking most of my own teeth out. It seems that Android Developers are less happier when compared to iPhone Developer. It seems that Android Developers are less happy When compares to iPhone Developer. It seems that Android Developers are more happiest when compared to iPhone Developer. It seem that Android Developers are the happiest when compared to iPhone Developer. ‘The radio only weighs a few ounces and is smaller than a cigarette’s packet. The radio only weighs a few ounces and is smaller than a cigarette packet is. ‘The radio only weighs a few ounces and is smaller than a cigarette packet. The radio only weighs a few ounces and is smaller than a cigarette packet's It was probably the most diplomatic thing she had ever said and | appreciated it It was probably most diplomatic thing she had ever said and | appreciated it, It was probably the most diplomatic thing she had ever said and | appreciated them. It was probably the most diplomatic things she had ever said and | appreciated it. In this context and as stated, punishment must be proportionate with the circumstances of the crime. In this context and as stated, punishment must be proportionate to the circumstances of the crime, In this context and as stated, punishment must be proportionate of the circumstances of the crime. In this context and as stated, punishment must be proportionate by the circumstances to the crime. Take this ten dollars and buy yourself some suede blue shoes. Take this ten dollars and buy yourself any blue suede shoes, ‘Take this ten dollar and buy yourself same blue suede shoes. ‘Take this ten dollars and buy yourself some blue suede shoes.26. 27. 28. 29. 30. a) 8) Q oy A) 8) CG) oy A) 8) ) oy A) 8) CG) oy Ay 8) ° D) With the bright light still in her eyes, she move quick out of the door and down to the street. With the bright light still in her eyes, she move quick out the door and down to the street, With the bright light still in her eyes, she move quickly out of the door and down to the street. With the brightly light still in her eyes, she move quick out of the door and down to the street. I made a wretched attempt to look like a man with a fearfully quick temper I made a wretch attempt to look like @ man with a fearfully quick tempered. I made a wretched attempt to look like a man with a fearfully quick tempered. I made a wretch attempt to look like a man with a fearfully quick temper. | would like a house enough big for my parents to live in. | would like a big enough house for my parents to live in. | would like an enough house big for my parents to live in. | would like a house big enough for my parents to live in. ‘Through these holes one could see the dirty vest which was in an even more worse state than the sweater. ‘Through these holes one could see the dirty vest which was in an even very bad state than the sweater. Through these holes one could see the dirty vest which was in an even worse state than the sweater. Through these holes one could see the dirty vest which was in an even very worse state than the sweater. She has married a tall young Australian accountant. She has married a young tall Australian accountant. She has married a tall Australian young accountant. She has married a young Australian tall accountant.ADJECTIVE TEST SHEET ‘SPOT THE ERROR: 1. Of allthe physical and artistic exercises in the world, dance is the most unique A) B) Q dD) 2. Even though Miss Alisha lost the beauty contest, she was stil more prettier than the other girls A) 8) Q in the pageant D) 3. Cajun cooking, which uses special prepared spices, has always been popular in Louisiana, but it A) 8) is only now becoming known in other parts of the country ° D) 4, Postoperative patients who fail to exercise as regular as their doctors recommend take longer to A) 8) QO recover from surgery than more active patients do. D) 5. No doubt, the Islamic rhetoric will be accompanied by any clandestine deal with Mr. Al A) 8) ¢) Dd) 6. hope you do not feel $0 badly, but | must inform you that it is quite likely your application will A) 8B) Cc Dd) be rejected 7. The farmer almost lost all of his cattle because of the hole in the fence a) 8) o D) of social engineering. 8. Eating only foods lower in carbohydrates means that people lose the important nutrients in A) 8) c D) fruits 9, It might be a first good step for BBA to assess how many of their own members ate responsible A) B) CQ dD) for NPA.10. lam aware that there are difficulties in the way; quite few of them are his own creations, A) 8) QD) 11. Ofallthe vast tides, maybe none was more concentrated as the wave that brought 12 million a) 8) Q) D) immigrants, 12. Henry thought that annulling his marriage to Catherine to marry Anne was the most perfect A) 8) ° move on his part D) 13, Most art critics agree that of the two painters, Elena is more skilled at conveying the inner A 8) QD) emotions of her subjects 14. ilgive back the book to him who is in my grammar class. A) 3) 2) 15. Many people argue that a large defense budget is necessary in order to make the united states, Ay 8) ° stronger than any country in the world D) In each question in the following, four alternative sentences are given. Choose the CORRECT one and fill the circle corresponding to that letter in the answer sheet. 16. A) Heading to the concert, the icy roads made the street dangerous and slick 8) While heading to the concert, the icy roads made the street dangerous and slick, C}_ While we headed to the concert, the iey roads made the street dangerous and slick. D) Tohead to the concert, the icy roads made the street dangerous and slick 17. A) Al's car wasn’t so comfortable that Amir’s, so we were too exhausted by the time we reached home. 8) Ali's car wasn’t such comfortable Amir's, so we were too exhausted by the time we reached home. C)_ Ali's ear wasn’t comfortable enough Amir’s, so we were too exhausted by the time we reached home D) Ali's car wasn’t so comfortable as Amir’s, so we were too exhausted by the time we reached home 18, A) The sequel to Rush Hour was a funnier and more exciting than any sequel | have every seen. B) The sequel to Rush Hour was the most funnier and more exciting than any other sequel | have C)_ The sequel to Rush Hour was a funnier and more exciting than any other sequel | have ever seen 1D) The sequel to Rush Hour was a funnier and more exciting than any other sequel | have sequel | have ever seen 19. A) Aftera relaxing soothing massage, | wanted nothing more than to go home and sleep for the rest of the afternoon 8) Aftera relaxing, soothing massage, | wanted nothing more than to go home and sleep for the rest of the afternoon C)_ Aftera relaxing soothing, massage, | wanted nathing more than to go home and sleep for the rest of the afternoon» 20. a) 8) ¢ ) = 1 A) 8) c) D) 22. a) 8) c i) 23. A) 8) c) >) 24. A) 8) q Dy 25. A) 8) cq Dy 26. A) 8) q Dy 27. A) After a relaxing soothing but massage, | wanted nothing more than to go home and sleep for the rest of the afternoon Human beings are taller and stronger than 200 year ago, since 1800, the average adult height has increase by 18 inches. Human beings are taller and stronger than they were 200 years ago; since 1800, the average adult heights has increased by 18 inches Human, being taller and stronger than 200 year ago; since 1800, the average adult height has increased by 18 inches. Human being's are taller and stronger than 200 years ago; since 1800, the average adult height hhas increased by 18 inches. The book that we needed to finish our research was missing from the library ‘The book was missing from the library that we needed ta finish our research ‘The book that we needed to finishing our research was missing from the library ‘The book which we needed to finish our research was missing from the library. Had the President’s Administration not lost the vote on the budget reduction package, his first year in office would have been rated an A. Had the President’s Administration not lost the vote on the budget reduction package, it would have been rated an A, Had the President’s Administration not lost the vote on its budget reduction package, his first year in office would have been rated an A. the President had not lost the vate on the budget reduction package, the Administration’s first, year in office would have been rated an A. Bothered by the loud music next door, the work could not be done by Jill. Bothered by the loud music next door, lls work could not be done. Because Jill bothered the loud music next door, work could not be done Bothered by the loud music next door, Jill could not do her work. The situation in Guyana is more serious El Salvador. The situation in Guyana is the most serious of El Salvador ‘The situation is Guyana is more serious than that of El Salvador ‘The situation in Guyana is more serious than the situation in El Salvador. She only had to win one more game to be the champion, She had to win one more game to be the only champion, Only she had to win one more game to be the champion. She had to win only one more game to be the champion, After singing for many music shows, his first music album was released. After he sang for many music shows, his first music album was released, After he had sung for many music shows, his first music album was released ‘Though he sang for many shows, his first music album was released. By taking good care of myself, the flu never kept me from work his winter.28. 29. 30. 8) CG) D) A) 8) ) oy A) 8) CG) D) A) 8) Because I took good care of myself, the flu never kept me from work this winter. By taking good care of myself, I never kept flu from work this winter. Because I took good care of me, the flu never kept me from work this winter. More of the funs and excitement comes fram use of your senses. More of the funs and excitement come from use of your senses. Many of the funs and excitement comes from use of your senses. Much of the fun and excitement comes from use of your senses. She is far away the best actress for the movie She is far away the best actress of the movie. She is far away the best actress in the movie. She is far off best actress in the movie. Only CNN, with vaster resources and vaster reach, can do justice with John Grisham's masterwork. Only CNN, with its vast resources and vaster reach, can do justice to John Grisham's masterwork. Only CNN, with its vaster resources and vast reach, can do justice to John Grisham's masterwork Only CNN, with its vaster resources and vaster reach, can do justice to John Grisham's masterwork