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11/08 Intermediate Grammar Review

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    Adj. Clauses, Past Perfect Tense, Tag questions, Used to
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  • In the following sentence, what word signals that it's written in the past perfect tense? "He said he had never worked as a cashier."
    had
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  • In the following sentence, what word signals that it's written in the past perfect tense? "She hadn't been to an interview before."
    hadn't
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  • What is the past perfect tense of the verb 'do'?
    had done
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  • What is the past perfect tense of the verb 'find'?
    had found
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  • What is the past perfect tense of the verb 'get'?
    had gotten
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  • What is the past perfect tense of the verb 'live'?
    had lived
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  • What is the past perfect tense of the verb 'apply'?
    had applied
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  • What do restrictive adjective clauses do?
    give essential information about the noun they refer to
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  • What is the restrictive adjective clause in the following sentence? "There are several skills that a nurse must have."
    that a nurse must have.
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  • What is the restrictive adjective clause in the following sentence? "The new delivery company is looking for someone who speaks English and can drive."
    who speaks English and can drive.
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  • What is the relative pronoun in the following sentence? "The company is looking for an employee who is fluent in Spanish."
    who
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  • Combine the two sentences into one sentence using a restrictive adjective clause. "They were kind to the woman. The woman is going to be their new supervisor."
    They were kind to the woman who/that is going to be their new supervisor.
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  • Add a tag question to the following statement. "We got paid, _____?"
    didn't we
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  • Add a tag question to the following statement. "You haven't gone to work since last week, _____?"
    have you
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  • Add a tag question to the following statement. "The company was offering good benefits, _____?"
    wasn't it
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  • In the following sentence, is 'used to' describing a repeated action in the past or a situation that has become familiar? "I am used to working on the weekends."
    situation that has become familiar
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