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Exercise 7. Form the questions.

Example: Annisa closed the door – Did Annisa close the
door?

1 . The scandal seriously damaged his career.

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2 A hacker illegally accessed customer identities.
3 . They worked in the Ministry of Justice for ten years.

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4 Nayyara had a contract with her father.
5 . They submitted their homework quickly.

Exercise 8. On a separate sheet of paper, change the following “telling statements” into
showing statements by adding new things, but be sure to express the original idea.

Examples:

Telling: Rahmat didn't want to go to school today.

Showing: Rahmat sighed as he crumpled his school assignment and placed his books into his
bag.

Telling: Fatimah didn't want to search for the lost cat

Showing: Fatimah complained, "Do I have to, Mom?" when her mother urged her to find the
lost cat.

Telling: Filzah’s favourite class was administrative law.

Showing: Filzah spent the entire day waiting to attend administrative law class, and every
time he did, he grinned.

Telling Statements:

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1 I was furious.
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2 She was exhausted from staying up late.
3 Alice wasn't listening to the instructor.
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4 She was bored to hear your storytelling.
5 I was overjoyed.
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6 The kids were unhappy.
7 A battle between the two youngsters was ready to break out.
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8 My mother felt let down.
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9 . His bedroom was disarrayed.
1 0. The instructor was upset.
1 1. Tamika treated Rica with kindness.
1 2. Suzie was quite depressed.
1 3. Nayla was delighted when the newscaster revealed that the school would be closed today.
1 4. Police appealed for witnesses to the accident.
1 5. She was a good judge.

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