Gerund or Infinitive | Family members | Order the adjectives | Make reported speech. | Tell the meaning of the words. |
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inf
want
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Grandmother
Mother of your mother
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A beautiful young girl
a/girl/beautiful/young
|
He said that it was a big secret.
James: It is a big secret.
|
sincere
|
both
love
|
Nephew
Son of your sister
|
A big square new table
a/big/table/new/square
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She said that she had been to Paris.
Jenny: I have been to Paris.
|
climate - robbery
|
gerund
avoid
|
Great-grandmother
Mother of your grandmother
|
An exciting old French city with cafes
an/old/exciting/French/with cafes/city
|
He told me not to move.
Harry: Don't move!
|
offensive - unusual- epidemic
|
gerund
suggest & deny
|
Great or granduncle
Your father's uncle
|
A comfortable big square green silk pillow
green/pillow/silk/a/square/comfortable/big
|
He asked me if I had studied.
Jay: Did you study?
|
rebellion- sleep over- race off- pop-up ad
|
pretend-feel like : gerund
demand: inf
pretend & feel like & demand
|
Great-niece & grandniece
The daughter of your nephew
|
A crowded large old college town with universities
a/old/town/with universities/crowded/large/college/
|
She said that the run rises in the east.
The run rises in the east.
|
have a hunch- recession- doze off- perk up- flier
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