REVISION for The Second FORTY-FIVE MINUTE TEST I. Rewrite these sentences using Relative Pronouns 1. They are moving to Manchester. It is in the north-west of the country. 2. We are talking about Tom. His father is the manager of a big company. 3. She is the woman. I wrote to her. 4. That is the shop. I bought a radio from it. 5. The man is my teacher. His daughter learns with me. II. Rewrite the following sentences after the model, paying attention to the subject of the sentence. 1. The girl visited me last night 2. Nam’s father bought me a present on my birthday 3. The woman gave him the books 4. The dog barked at the stranger. 5. My secretary sent the bill to Mr. Harding yesterday morning. III. Rewrite the following sentences after the model, paying attention to the object of the sentence. 1. The boy visited his uncle last month 2. The girl received the letter from her friend yesterday 3. He met his wife in England 4. She buys that present from the shop. 3. The tourists asked the tourist guide a lot of questions. IV. Rewrite the following sentences after the model, paying attention to the adverbial modifier of the sentence. 1.The boy visited his uncle last month 2. Huong and Sandra sang together at the party 3. The meeting started at 8.00 a.m. 4. The boys played football all day long. 6. My secretary sent the bill to Mr. Harding yesterday morning. V. Change the sentences into cleft sentences in the passive 1. She made some cakes for tea 2. The woman gave him the book 3. People talked a lot about his house 4.We gave Martha a birthday present yesterday. 4. The police had rescued the baby from the fire. 8. We gave Martha a birthday present yesterday. VI. Combine the sentences using : both… and, either… or, or neither… nor. 1.Peter doesn’t play football. I don’t play football, too.(neither… nor) 1. My parents aren't overgenerous. They aren't mean, either. (neither) 3. My sister is good at cooking. So is my brother. (Both …) 2.On Saturday evening sometimes I go to see my friend. Sometimes I stay at home( either… or) 3.She is intelligent. She is beautiful( both… and) 5. He plays football. He plays badminton, too. (not only … but also) 6. Help yourself! There's coffee, but there's tea too. (You can have either…or…) 2.She plays the violin. She also plays the cello. ( not only but also ) 4. Mary was away and so was Andrew. (Neither at home) 8. My brother is fond of chess. So am I. (Both…) 7. We can have fish or we can have meat for lunch, whichever you prefer. (either) VII. Verb Tenses: 1. Dennis (usually, drink) _____ coffee with his breakfast, but this morning he (drink) _____ tea instead. 2. When I (come) home yesterday, the dinner (already, prepare)_____. 3. If it had not been for your help, I (not, finish) _____ it on time. 4. Yesterday Janet (come) _____ to see me but she (not, meet) _____ me because I (study) _____ in the library. 5. I wish he (take) a trip to New York last year. 6. How long you (learn) _____ English? 7. By the time Jason arrived to help, we (already, finish) _____ moving everything. 8. You (turn) off the television set before you (go) to bed last night? . Harding yesterday morning. III. Rewrite the following sentences after the model, paying attention to the object of the sentence. 1. The boy visited his uncle last month 2. The girl received the. His daughter learns with me. II. Rewrite the following sentences after the model, paying attention to the subject of the sentence. 1. The girl visited me last night 2. Nam’s father bought me a. lunch, whichever you prefer. (either) VII. Verb Tenses: 1. Dennis (usually, drink) _____ coffee with his breakfast, but this morning he (drink) _____ tea instead. 2. When I (come) home yesterday, the