1. |
Bill wrote
a letter to Karen. He told her that he had found a new girlfriend and didn't
love Karen anymore. |
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The letter
made Karen feel sad. |
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John wrote
a letter to Karen. He was very happy in New York. He had a good job and
invited Karen to come visit him soon. |
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The letter
that Bill wrote made Karen feel sad. |
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2. |
Some of the
students did not do well on the test. The teacher asked them to stay and
review so that they would do better the next time. |
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The students
went home early. |
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Some of the
students did very well on the test. The teacher let these students go home
early so that she could talk to the other students. |
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The students
who did very well on the test went home early. |
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3. |
At the swimming
competition, one boy came in third place. His father was disappointed because
he expected his son to come in first. |
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The man was
very disappointed. |
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At the swimming
competition, one boy came in second. His was father was extremely happy
because his son did so well. |
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The man whose
son came in third place was very disappointed. |
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4. |
Mrs. Grady
listened to the speaker at the neighborhood meeting about a plot of empty
land. The speaker supported building a shopping mall on the empty land.
Mrs. Grady didn't agree with him at all. |
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Mrs. Grady
didn't agree with the speaker. |
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Mrs. Grady
listened to another speaker. The speaker talked about asking the city to
use the empty land for a new library. Mrs. Grady thought that was a good
use of the land. |
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Mrs. Grady
didn't agree with the speaker that supported building a shopping mall. |
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5. |
Maria bought
a new car. It is very comfortable and gets more than 30 miles per gallon
of gas. She is very happy with her new car and its good gas mileage. |
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The car has
good gas mileage. |
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Susan bought
a new car. It is very comfortable and gets about 18 miles per gallon of
gas. She likes her new car, but she wishes it had better gas mileage. |
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The car Maria
bought has good gas mileage. |
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6. |
ABC Company
recently bought Smith Corporation. Many of the Smith Corporation employees
are very worried because their jobs are in danger. |
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The employees
are very worried. |
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The employees
of ABC Company are very happy with the merger. They own stock in the company,
and the price will increase. |
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The employees
who work for Smith Corporation are very worried.
The employees whose
jobs are in danger are very worried. |
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7. |
Janice bought
a new computer graphics program. It is very powerful, and she can create
some wonderful pictures, but it is taking her a long time to learn how
to use it well. |
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The computer
graphics program is easy to use. |
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Peter bought
a new computer graphics program. It has a lot of wonderful features and
is very easy to use. Peter was able to create some beautiful pictures in
a very short time. |
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The computer
graphics program that Peter bought is easy to use. |
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8. |
When Karen
Lee was growing up in Oakland, she used to go swimming in a stream near
her house. She recently went back to her hometown, and she was happy to
see that the stream was still there. |
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She was sad
to see that the place was no longer there. |
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When Teresa
was growing up in Mapleton, she used to climb trees in a wood near her
house. She recently went back to her hometown, and she was very sad to
see that new houses were built where the wood used to be. |
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She was sad
to see that the place where she used to climb trees was not longer there. |
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9. |
Michael loves
to read. He often uses the Internet to buy books. He can find almost any
book he wants, and most books have a 40% discount. |
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Michael gets
a 40% discount on the books. |
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Michael also
loves to go to his local bookstore. He likes to look at the new books and
browse through the magazines. Both magazines and books have a 10% discount. |
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Michael gets
a 40% discount on the books that he uses the Internet to buy. |
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10. |
Robert lives
in a neighborhood with lots of children. One of his neighbors has several
children. They run around and ride their bikes, but they are careful not
to damage Robert's flowers or lawn. |
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Robert always
complains to the neighbor. |
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One of his
neighbors has several children. They run around, often stepping on his
flowers. They ride their bikes, sometimes onto his lawn. Robert has asked
his neighbor to control his children, but he never does. |
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Robert always
complains to the neighbor whose children step on his flowers and ride bikes
on his lawn. |