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English PT3  Chapter 1 Grammar Focus & Error Correction
      Practice 5   Fill  in  the blanks with  the correct form of the word  in brackets.
                   Refer to the clue for the required form of the word.

        1.  The cacti plants             (adapt, verb) well to the hot desert climate.
        2.  The  two  boys  have  been  put  under          (detain,  noun)  for  skipping
          classes.
        3.  That antique lampshade is             (price, adjective) so be careful when
          handling it.
 Chapter 1    4.  My  cousins  live  in  that     (luxury,  adjective)  condominium  by  the
          lake.

        5.  The travellers walked up the steps at Batu Caves         (steady, adverb)
          although they were weary.

        6.  You must have the correct             (qualify, noun) to apply for the post.


          Homonyms
      Homonyms are words that are spelt or pronounced the same but have different
      meanings.

              – nail down a suspect after investigation       – left the house
       nail                                           left
              – bang a nail into the wall                     – my left hand
              – sit on a chair                                – to travel by train
       chair                                          train
              – chair a meeting                               – to train for a game
              – nearby                                        – bark of a dog
       close                                          bark
              – to shut                                       – bark of a tree



      Practice 6   Complete each of the sentences with an appropriate homonym
                   from the list below.


                  prey      board      main      pole      way      draw


        1.  We  looked  at  the              schedule  to  check  the  time  we  should
                         the flight.
        2.  The policeman who showed us the               to the museum said, “By the
                         , your front number plate is missing.”




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