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    The document discusses question patterns using words like "haven't", "didn't", "isn't", as well as suffixes that can be added to words to form new adjectives such as "less", "able", "ful", "al", "ous", and "ive". It also lists some questions using "who", "what", "when", "where", and discusses things like "what he told me last night", "what I had in my pocket", and "what i saw that night".

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    WORKBOOK 2 1 AND 2 2 (1)

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    The document discusses question patterns using words like "haven't", "didn't", "isn't", as well as suffixes that can be added to words to form new adjectives such as "less", "able", "ful", "al", "ous", and "ive". It also lists some questions using "who", "what", "when", "where", and discusses things like "what he told me last night", "what I had in my pocket", and "what i saw that night".

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    Workbook 2 1 and 2 2

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    chriss
    The document discusses question patterns using words like "haven't", "didn't", "isn't", as well as suffixes that can be added to words to form new adjectives such as "less", "able", "ful", "al", "ous", and "ive". It also lists some questions using "who", "what", "when", "where", and discusses things like "what he told me last night", "what I had in my pocket", and "what i saw that night".

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    QUESTION PATTERNS

    Hasn´t
    didn´t
    isn´t
    weren´t
    won´t
    haven´t

    Don´t

    are not

    where ´re you do

    who he be

    who deal

    who he, not had

    who
    why you wanted

    who you, not asked


    when you, know

    what, it's a long time


    who make

    SUFFIXES ADJECTVES

    less
    able
    ful
    al
    ous
    ive
    B

    C
    The food we buy

    what he told me last night

    what I had in my pocket

    what i saw that night

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