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  15 ,"Ambiguous, possibly either.",0
  12 "Stative.",0
  11 ,"Dynamic.",0
   8 ,"Dynamic.",1
   7 "Stative.",1
   6 ********************************
   4 PRESS ANY LETTER TO CONTINUE"
   4 ,"it's",40
   4 ,"Ambiguous, possibly either.",1
   2 ;"YOU SCORED ";scr;
   2 ;"PRESS ANY LETTER TO CONTINUE":
   2 ;"OUT OF A POSSIBLE ";tot;:
   2 ;"GRAMMAR":
   2 ,"with",30
   2 ,"took.",50
   2 ,"they're",40
   2 ,"should be",20
   2 ,"probably",30
   2 ,"Since then",30
   2 ,"However,",30
   1 the    one you last mentioned
   1 followed by an object."
   1 ] which could      correctly and meaningfully      fill the gap(s). In each        case, there is only one         correct answer."
   1 Your ..... are next door."
   1 You put the bag down ..... you  step back and run."
   1 You can't really trust ......"
   1 You can't ...... a thing like   that!                           Things like that never ........"
   1 You Jane!"
   1 Who ........."
   1 What's wrong with ......."
   1 We've had nothing but kindness  from ......"
   1 We have sold out of tickets for this match."
   1 Vicars ........"
   1 Today ..... 're going to have   a ball."
   1 To ......., it would seem odd."
   1 This is a call to arms ........ we're on our way."
   1 The village was deserted."
   1 The skyscraper towered over the old church."
   1 The sexton ...... the bell.     The bell ......."
   1 The queue stretched for miles."
   1 The old church stands next to   the town hall."
   1 The keeper was drunk."
   1 The keeper got drunk."
   1 The goat tripped on .........   dainty feet."
   1 The dog is alive ..... hasn't   been seen."
   1 The Styles Group - famous for   ....... styles."
   1 The President stood."
   1 That's ......."
   1 Silk becomes ......"
   1 She was abandoned."
   1 She uses burnt siena. ........"
   1 She .........."
   1 ROYALS TO OPEN FETE"
   1 RANDOMISE USR "p"
   1 Popp's don't make their orange- ade with oranges."
   1 Please let these ....... in.P
   1 Please let these ....... in."
   1 People in this street dislike   the smell."
   1 Page2     
   1 Page1     
   1 PRESS ANY LETTER TO CONTINUE":
   1 PRESS ANY LETTER TO CONTINUE
   1 Ophelia ........."
   1 Open your eyes ..... you'll see a different world."
   1 One went north ..... the other  was going west."
   1 Now, what do you know about     .......?"
   1 New York lay in ruins."
   1 NEW WIGS IN STOCK. ........     (advert)"
   1 NEW CUNARD SHIP LAUNCHED"
   1 My brother ..... his wife are   coming for breakfast."
   1 Murphy ..... the chickens.      Murphy ......."
   1 Manners Ltd. make ......."
   1 Make it two, Joe."
   1 Make ....... doubles."
   1 Make ..... a beer."
   1 MAN BITES DOG."
   1 Life at Cinders ........"
   1 Let me know if ...... thought's correct."
   1 Leave ..... ones where they     are."
   1 Ladies don't ...... the meat at dinner.                         Ladies don't ......"
   1 Kong's shoulders projected      three feet on each side."
   1 Kong projected the image of the noble soldier."
   1 Kong lusted after affection."
   1 Kong loomed up in the darkness."
   1 Kong loomed in the darkness."
   1 Kong grabbed a couple of        running humans."
   1 Just at present ...... are      getting difficult."
   1 Joss ........."
   1 Jim Lee is the one ......."
   1 Ivan is a liar .... it is       simply not true."
   1 It's got nothing to do with     ..... wanting to leave."
   1 It's an awful shame your going  ....... we won't see you again."
   1 It's a good system ......"
   1 In a difficult world .....      isn't always easy."
   1 I've forgotten everything ....."
   1 I gave it to ......"
   1 I don't agree with ........"
   1 I .........."
   1 His eyes roved hungrily."
   1 His eyes gleamed in the half-   light."
   1 Here is a record ......."
   1 Hearst filmed TRAIL WEST in     1974."
   1 He lay in the tomb."
   1 He laid a wreath on Kong's      tomb."
   1 He brought the man ....."
   1 He bought it for ......."
   1 Harry - key in shed"
   1 GOOD LUCK!
   1 Fred left ...... that Charlie   arrived."
   1 Exx.S     u
   1 Elsa ........"
   1 EXIT CLOSED"
   1 Created with Ramsoft MakeTZX
   1 Complete this section if an     answer is required. ......."
   1 Chris is a petty thief ........ he's rather nice."
   1 Choose anyone ......."
   1 Betty steals the show. ......."
   1 Barbara Allen was an urban girl ......."
   1 ALL TYPES AVAILABLE."
   1 ;"m) Stative/dynamic verbs"
   1 ;"l) Possessives";
   1 ;"k) Relative clauses";
   1 ;"j)Phrase"
   1 ;"j) Subordinating conjunctions";
   1 ;"i)Clause";
   1 ;"i) Co-ordinating conjunctions";
   1 ;"h)Adjective";
   1 ;"h) Predicate pronouns";
   1 ;"g)Article";
   1 ;"g) Subject pronouns"
   1 ;"f)Noun";
   1 ;"f) Copulas";
   1 ;"e)Verb Phrase";
   1 ;"e) Transitive/intransitive";
   1 ;"d)Noun Phrase";
   1 ;"d) Active/passive";
   1 ;"c. an example of the right         'function' [e.g. noun or        verb].":
   1 ;"c)Predicate";
   1 ;"c) Ambiguous sentences";
   1 ;"b. grammatically correct [e.g.     if the subject is singular,     the verb must also be           singular];":
   1 ;"b)Subject";
   1 ;"b) Verb Phrases";
   1 ;"a. meaningful [i.e. the            sentence must make sense.];":
   1 ;"a)Sentence";
   1 ;"a) Noun Phrases";
   1 ;"Your Choice?"
   1 ;"YOU SCORED ";scr;" OUT OF ";tot;:
   1 ;"Which word could form the       SUBJECT PRONOUN in the sentence?"
   1 ;"Which one do you want to        practice?"
   1 ;"Which of the following fits the gap above and becomes less      ambiguous there?"
   1 ;"Which of the following could    meaningfully form the RELATIVE  CLAUSE in the gap above?"
   1 ;"Which of the following could    form the VERB PHRASE in the gap above?"
   1 ;"Which of the following could    form the NOUN PHRASE in the gap above?"
   1 ;"Which of the following could    fill the gaps as a TRANS. and   INTRANS. verb respectively?"
   1 ;"Which of the following 
   1 ;"Which answer is a COPULA and    could fit in the sentence with- out changing the meaning?"  
   1 ;"Which answer could meaningfully form the SUBORDINATING          CONJUNCTION in the gap above?"
   1 ;"Which answer could meaningfully form the POSSESSIVE ('pronoun'  or 'adjective') in the gap?"
   1 ;"Which answer could meaningfully form the CO-ORDINATING          CONJUNCTION in the gap above?"
   1 ;"Which answer could form the     PRONOUN(S) in the predicate of  the sentence?"
   1 ;"VERB PHRASES,";
   1 ;"This software is copyright, and must not be copied or reproducedin any form or by any means,    whether by individuals, groups  or institutions including       educational institutions, with- out prior permission in writing from the publishers.  It is soldsubject to the condition that itshall not, by way of trade or   otherwise, be lent or hired out without the publishers' prior   consent and without a similar   condition including this        condition being imposed on the  subsequent purchaser."
   1 ;"These exercises will help you   to recognise the different      'functions' (nouns, verbs etc.) of English grammar.";
   1 ;"The right answer must be";
   1 ;"The correct answer will have    words like 
   1 ;"TRY AGAIN":
   1 ;"Some of the possible answers    will be as adapted to different contexts, e.g. shortened (and   therefore ambiguous).  The      question is: could the explicit version have 
   1 ;"SULIS SOFTWARE";
   1 ;"SENTENCES":
   1 ;"SCORE:";scr
   1 ;"Remember - transitive verbs are followed by an NP (object).     Intransitive verbs are 
   1 ;"PRESENTS"
   1 ;"No context is given in the      following, but all the          necessary information is given  in the active sentence."
   1 ;"Is the verb in this sentence    STATIVE or DYNAMIC?"
   1 ;"If your choice makes sense and  is still 'incorrect', it is     because it is either            grammatically incorrect or not  an example of the right         function."
   1 ;"If your choice fits the gap but doesn't become less ambiguous,  it is not the correct answer.":
   1 ;"INSTRUCTIONS";
   1 ;"Four examples appear at a time. If you want more, go back to    the menu and start again.";
   1 ;"For further information,        consult your Notes.";
   1 ;"EXERCISES";
   1 ;"Do the exercises after you have been through the 'theory' on    the other program."
   1 ;"But not every verb without an   explicit object is an           intransitive verb.  Sometimes   the object is implicit, i.e.    'understood' from the context."
   1 ;"A sentence:";
   1 ;"3. may (in different contexts)     appear only in part or          adapted, but must still be      correct 
   1 ;"2. must be meaningful (i.e. you    must be able to imagine a       situation in which it makes     sense).":
   1 ;"2. Sentences will appear on the    screen.  Your task is to        select the group of words       [
   1 ;"1. must have an identifiable       subject and a predicate.":
   1 ;"1. Choose a 'function' from the    Menu by pressing one of the     keys from 
   1 ;"********************************"
   1 ;"(EXERCISES)":
   1 ;" VERBS AND ADVERBS"
   1 ;"       ";
   1 ;"        ":
   1 1,2,3,4,or 5
   1 ....... was standing by the    lamppost."
   1 ....... it to your leader!      A product like that will never  ......."
   1 ....... has a 'right' to work."
   1 ....... are usually very easy   to please."
   1 ...... was getting hot."
   1 ...... think differently."
   1 ...... she turned, a laugh rang out."
   1 ...... has got to give."
   1 ...... cannot be denied."
   1 ...... are on the left."
   1 ...... are for you."
   1 ...... I've forgotten."
   1 ...... 'd love to see High Life again."
   1 ..... you're here, you might as well stay."
   1 ..... you're a club member, you don't pay."
   1 .... this had been done, the   Act was passed."
   1 .... is the one who came here  yesterday."
   1 ,"yours.",1
   1 ,"your's.",90
   1 ,"your people",30
   1 ,"your lot.",30
   1 ,"you're",40
   1 ,"you are",20
   1 ,"you and me",1
   1 ,"you and her yesterday.",20
   1 ,"you and I?",10
   1 ,"you all the time?",20
   1 ,"wrapped",130
   1 ,"without a second thought.",30
   1 ,"with no scruples.",30
   1 ,"with a moustache.",30
   1 ,"with Lucy.",30
   1 ,"will overcome.",50
   1 ,"will certainly come",20
   1 ,"whose outside.",10
   1 ,"whose coming.",90
   1 ,"who's good looking.",1
   1 ,"who will make records.",10
   1 ,"while",1
   1 ,"while visiting us.",30
   1 ,"which had just arrived.",10
   1 ,"whereas it",30
   1 ,"when it works.",30
   1 ,"what you told me.",10
   1 ,"what comes your way.",10
   1 ,"weren't",20
   1 ,"was never boring.",1
   1 ,"wages",20
   1 ,"up to her twentieth year.",30
   1 ,"tripped elegantly.",1
   1 ,"told",130
   1 ,"to serve at church.",40
   1 ,"to ask.",30
   1 ,"till she went to the country.",30
   1 ,"thrust",130
   1 ,"those",10
   1 ,"those who work in the market.",1
   1 ,"those there",30
   1 ,"things",30
   1 ,"things",1
   1 ,"things for us.",20
   1 ,"they've invented.",1
   1 ,"they're",20
   1 ,"then",30
   1 ,"them.",1
   1 ,"them things.",20
   1 ,"them for us.",20
   1 ,"their",1
   1 ,"the police",30
   1 ,"the next",30
   1 ,"the lot of you.",20
   1 ,"that you told me.",1
   1 ,"that knows about boats.",1
   1 ,"taken as a whole.",40
   1 ,"sweat",120
   1 ,"swallowed",130
   1 ,"still",30
   1 ,"squash",130
   1 ,"soon",30
   1 ,"so let's start again.",30
   1 ,"smell",1
   1 ,"since",30
   1 ,"shivered",120
   1 ,"she.",10
   1 ,"she's",40
   1 ,"share",130
   1 ,"say",130
   1 ,"remind you.",30
   1 ,"pulled",130
   1 ,"outside and",30
   1 ,"on the other hand.",10
   1 ,"old shoes",30
   1 ,"often come.",10
   1 ,"offer",130
   1 ,"nobody.",10
   1 ,"nice",30
   1 ,"never",30
   1 ,"never have.",10
   1 ,"never are.",1
   1 ,"my love.",60
   1 ,"most",30
   1 ,"most of his arguments.",1
   1 ,"miss",130
   1 ,"mine",90
   1 ,"mended",130
   1 ,"meanwhile",30
   1 ,"me with a flourish.",20
   1 ,"maybe",30
   1 ,"many people.",20
   1 ,"mangle",130
   1 ,"male chauvinist pigs.",40
   1 ,"making money?",1
   1 ,"lurk",120
   1 ,"laugh a lot.",10
   1 ,"kiss",130
   1 ,"it's",30
   1 ,"it's",20
   1 ,"it much.",20
   1 ,"in this life.",40
   1 ,"in people.",20
   1 ,"in effect",30
   1 ,"imitate",130
   1 ,"however",30
   1 ,"his mines",30
   1 ,"him with it.",20
   1 ,"him today?",20
   1 ,"him in this case.",20
   1 ,"him here.",20
   1 ,"him at all.",20
   1 ,"her to drink.",20
   1 ,"her brother.",30
   1 ,"her at 5.",20
   1 ,"hearses",30
   1 ,"have",130
   1 ,"has roots in this town.",1
   1 ,"has never.",50
   1 ,"has been at?",50
   1 ,"happily",30
   1 ,"hair",30
   1 ,"grasped.",50
   1 ,"grabbed",130
   1 ,"good-looking.",30
   1 ,"gone for ever.",50
   1 ,"glow",120
   1 ,"gleamed",120
   1 ,"gets full marks.",10
   1 ,"froze",1
   1 ,"from Germany.",30
   1 ,"for a good chat.",30
   1 ,"fell",120
   1 ,"fed",130
   1 ,"everyone.",1
   1 ,"everyone will like it.",30
   1 ,"ever and ever.",30
   1 ,"even if",30
   1 ,"eveeryone will like.",1
   1 ,"eat?",10
   1 ,"didn't she.",40
   1 ,"despite which",30
   1 ,"dear",30
   1 ,"cuddle",130
   1 ,"crash",90
   1 ,"cracked",1
   1 ,"cling",130
   1 ,"climb",130
   1 ,"chuck",130
   1 ,"change a lot.",10
   1 ,"carve",130
   1 ,"carry",130
   1 ,"can never.",50
   1 ,"by this afternoon",30
   1 ,"but then",30
   1 ,"bury",130
   1 ,"better.",30
   1 ,"besides",30
   1 ,"believing",30
   1 ,"being",50
   1 ,"before",1
   1 ,"because",30
   1 ,"because",1
   1 ,"away games",30
   1 ,"attacked",130
   1 ,"ate",130
   1 ,"at least",30
   1 ,"at last",30
   1 ,"aren't",20
   1 ,"and so",20
   1 ,"and mine",10
   1 ,"and I.",40
   1 ,"and Hamlet, the pair.",60
   1 ,"an old person",30
   1 ,"amazes",130
   1 ,"am the ghost of your father.",1
   1 ,"always went with.",50
   1 ,"always entrancing.",50
   1 ,"after",1
   1 ,"a mine.",30
   1 ,"a luxury.",30
   1 ,"Your",30
   1 ,"You must admit",30
   1 ,"You and me",100
   1 ,"You and he",10
   1 ,"Yes.",90
   1 ,"Whose lover died of grief.",1
   1 ,"Whoever",30
   1 ,"Who he is",1
   1 ,"Whenever",1
   1 ,"What",90
   1 ,"Voters",30
   1 ,"Truth under any name",30
   1 ,"Thinking that",20
   1 ,"Things",10
   1 ,"Thief.",90
   1 ,"They're",20
   1 ,"They'd",20
   1 ,"They",10
   1 ,"They make it without oranges.",30
   1 ,"They dislike the smell here.",30
   1 ,"Theirs isn't made with them.",1
   1 ,"The smell is very unpopular.",30
   1 ,"The smell is disliked.",1
   1 ,"The ones on the left",20
   1 ,"The government",30
   1 ,"The girl in red",1
   1 ,"The fire",30
   1 ,"The big ones",20
   1 ,"The bananas",30
   1 ,"That really does the trick.",1
   1 ,"That is what",30
   1 ,"TICKETS NOT AVAILABLE.",30
   1 ,"Soon",90
   1 ,"Something",1
   1 ,"She's the one.",90
   1 ,"She's the one.",100
   1 ,"She'll",20
   1 ,"She'll see.",90
   1 ,"SOLD OUT.",1
   1 ,"Ride.",80
   1 ,"Probably she",20
   1 ,"Praise God",30
   1 ,"Perhaps",30
   1 ,"People",1
   1 ,"People with long memories",1
   1 ,"People hate the smell.",30
   1 ,"Pansy's",30
   1 ,"Owing to",30
   1 ,"Otherwise leave blank.",1
   1 ,"Oranges aren't used in it.",110
   1 ,"Orangeade isn't made thus.",110
   1 ,"On or off.",90
   1 ,"Nowadays I",20
   1 ,"Not today, thank you.",90
   1 ,"Not for women.",100
   1 ,"Mostly filmed in 1974.",20
   1 ,"More people",30
   1 ,"Maybe we",20
   1 ,"Maxim's",30
   1 ,"Make 'em, shake 'em.",100
   1 ,"Made in 1974.",110
   1 ,"Made by Hearst in 1974.",110
   1 ,"Like gold dust.",100
   1 ,"Let's",20
   1 ,"Leave blank.",100
   1 ,"John",30
   1 ,"John saw?",40
   1 ,"John and",20
   1 ,"Jimmy",30
   1 ,"Jim and Janet",30
   1 ,"James",30
   1 ,"I'm sure",30
   1 ,"I think she",20
   1 ,"Hopeless.",90
   1 ,"His troops",30
   1 ,"His name",30
   1 ,"Higgins",1
   1 ,"Here",30
   1 ,"Her and you",10
   1 ,"Hearst directed TRAIL WEST.",30
   1 ,"He knows it",30
   1 ,"Fry's an interesting name.",100
   1 ,"Fred",30
   1 ,"Extra cheap.",1
   1 ,"Everyone today",20
   1 ,"Despite",30
   1 ,"Dazzles.",50
   1 ,"DOG BITTEN.",1
   1 ,"DOG BITTEN BY HUMAN.",110
   1 ,"Cross out.",100
   1 ,"Come along now.",90
   1 ,"Certainly",30
   1 ,"Certainly Higgins",20
   1 ,"By Jove!",90
   1 ,"Buggins",30
   1 ,"Beside him",30
   1 ,"Believing",30
   1 ,"Because of that",30
   1 ,"BITTEN BY DOG.",110
   1 ,"As soon as",1
   1 ,"And it's Friday tomorrow.",90
   1 ,"An unemployed male",30
   1 ,"All mixed up.",50
   1 ,"Ah, there's one.",1
   1 ,"Ah, here they are.",10
   1 ,"ATTACKED BY MAN.",110
   1 ,"ALL TICKETS SOLD.",110
   1 ,"ALL TICKETS GONE.",30
   1 ,"A real winner, that girl.",1
   1 ,"- I say",30
   1 ,", theirs is.",30
   1 ,", that is.",30
   1 ,"'s with",40
   1 ,"'s book?",10
   1 ,"'Jane' rhymes with 'plain'.",90
   1 'Oh dear, Jane Fry's brought    her mother with her. '......'"
   1 'How's your mother today?       '.......'"
   1 'A horse! A horse! ........"
   1 "you can ask.",1
   1 "you at my stall.",20
   1 "you and I",10
   1 "with him.",30
   1 "who do you know.",40
   1 "which",30
   1 "wasn't",20
   1 "tomorrow",30
   1 "to please the ear.",30
   1 "theirs",30
   1 "the things.",30
   1 "the girl outside.",1
   1 "really.",30
   1 "please repeat it.",30
   1 "perhaps",30
   1 "people",30
   1 "people",20
   1 "our lives",30
   1 "on it",40
   1 "need",130
   1 "must be",20
   1 "mines",30
   1 "making?",50
   1 "loved",130
   1 "it now.",20
   1 "her lover died of grief.",30
   1 "has always liked children.",1
   1 "front door",30
   1 "especially as",20
   1 "danced and danced beside.",50
   1 "counted",1
   1 "chew",130
   1 "bring",130
   1 "boring.",50
   1 "boomed",120
   1 "are never.",50
   1 "anyone who smiles too much.",1
   1 "any of them.",20
   1 "and I.",60
   1 "after him",90
   1 "You and me",10
   1 "Women",30
   1 "That he is a liar",1
   1 "Super, nonetheless.",90
   1 "Since the time",20
   1 "She's the one who talks.",1
   1 "Seeing how",20
   1 "People today",10
   1 "Otherwise not.",50
   1 "Oh, it's not too bad.",10
   1 "No-one",1
   1 "NO TICKETS.",30
   1 "My ones",10
   1 "Maybe you",20
   1 "MAN BITTEN.",110
   1 "Lovely.",100
   1 "Lonely.",80
   1 "It's the smell they dislike.",30
   1 "It doesn't have any in it.",30
   1 "Get rich quick.",90
   1 "Filmed in 1974",1
   1 "Despite that,",30
   1 "Afterwards",90
   1 ", that I do know.",30
   1  which    refer to something in a         previous sentence, or important words (e.g. the verb) left out."
   1  the same   meaning as the active sentence?"
   1  make sense.":
   1  be a PASSIVE version of the        ACTIVE sentence above?"
   1  SULIS SOFTWARE Ltd. 1983"
   1  SULIS SOFTWARE  1983
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