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The document contains grammar exercises from various units of a textbook, covering topics like parts of speech, sentence structure, verb conjugation, and question forms. The exercises include identifying parts of speech, filling in blanks, comparing statements, and answering questions. The passages also provide context about taking care of pets, jobs involving service animals, and brief biographies of civil rights activists Rosa Parks and Martin Luther King Jr.

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Grammar

The document contains grammar exercises from various units of a textbook, covering topics like parts of speech, sentence structure, verb conjugation, and question forms. The exercises include identifying parts of speech, filling in blanks, comparing statements, and answering questions. The passages also provide context about taking care of pets, jobs involving service animals, and brief biographies of civil rights activists Rosa Parks and Martin Luther King Jr.

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Grammar homework

Unit 1 page 7 exercise 3


6 -it’s hot today. W
7- the dog’s thirsty. P
8- the puppies are three months old. A
9-its 7 a. M. T
10 - I’m from Vietnam. O
11 - Vietnam's a country in Asia. L

Unit 1 page 8 exercise 4


6- my daughter’s, My son isn’t responsible.
7-dogs are good for protection. Cats aren’t good for protection.
8 – this is a small dog. It’s not a big dog.
9 – there are a lot of puppies here. There aren’t a lot of kittens here.

Unit 1 page9 exercise 5


10 – there are many dogs in the waiting room.
11 – there not all sick.
12-there is one cat in the waiting room
13- it’s in a box.
14 – the box is small.
15 – there are pet magazines in the waiting room.
16- it’s important to have a healthy pet.
17 – it’s my turn with the vet now.
18- I’m next.

Unit 1 page 11 exercise 7


A: is it hard to take care of a dog?
B: no, it’s not
A: are you home a lot?
B: no, I’m not . I’m a student. But my parents are home a lot.
A: I love dogs, but I’m not home very much, and i live alone. So that’s a problem.
B: cats are good pets too. With a cat it isn’t necessary to be home a lot.
I think a cat’s the perfect for you. Am i right?
A: No, you aren’t. L’m allergic to cats.

Unit 1 page 18 exercise 13


3- a guide dog goes on public transportation. A pet dog doesn’t work hard.
4 – people see colors. Dogs don’t see colors.
5 – A guide dog goes on public transportation. A pet dog doesn’t go on public
transportation.
6 – search means “ look for”. Rescue doesn’t mean “look for”.
7 – A dog has a good sense of smell. A person doesn’t have a good sense of smell.
(Compared to a dog).
8 – training begins with young dogs. Training doesn’t begin when a dog is an adult.
9 – I want to train rescue dogs. 1 don’t want to train family dogs.
10- you work with a guide dogs, you don’t work with search and rescue dogs.
Unit 1 page 19 exercise 14
2 – most restaurants don’t allow pets, but they permit guide dogs.
3- A dog doesn’t know if a traffic light is green or red.
4 – about 28 percent of dogs don’t graduate from a guide dog training program
5- guide dogs don’t work when the harness is off.
6- the dog doesn’t make the decision xo cross the street.
7 – guide dog trainers don’t use food as a reword. They use affection.
8- don't pet or play with guide dog. The owner doesn’t want the dog to lose concentration
on the job.
9 – dogs don’t like to be alone. They enjoy people.
10 – some people don’t leave their pets when they go on vacation

Unit 1 Page 30 exercise 22


2 – dogs in my native culture never sleep with their owners. '
3 – dogs are usually part of the family.
4 – cats are usually part of the family.
5- people usually feed pet food to cats and dogs.
6 – people rarely travel with their pets.
7- people hardly ever take dogs into restaurants.
8 – blind people often use dogs to help them.
9 – people are usually kind to animals.

Unit 1 page 31 exercise 24


5- Dolphins always come up for air.
6 – sometimes people go to sea parks to see dolphins.
7 – sea parks are always crowded in the summer.
8 – A dolphin rarely hunts alone.
9 – A dolphin is always awake.
10 – A dolphin hardly ever leaves it group.

Unit 2 page 48 exercise 6


5-what are they studying?
6- why is your father thinking about retirement?
7 – what game are those women playing?
8 –why are you not planning to retire?
9 – why are people living longer nowadays ?
10 – what kinds of thing are you doing?
11 – who is your father not working now?

Unit 3 page 85
Rosa Park and Dr.martin Luther king

Rosa Park spent most of her life fighting injustice and became a civil rights icon when
she got arrested after refusing to give up her Seat to a white passenger and she inspired
Martin Luther King.

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Life for African Americans like Rosa was hard in the late 19 century Jim Crow laws
claimed to give African Americans ( separate but equal) status and treatment but there
was no (equality)
Black children had separate schools to white children, and they also had separate
libraries, churches, toilets and restaurant.

Parks was an active participant in the civil rights movement for several years and had
served as secretary of both the Montgomery and Alabama state NAACP.
She inspired tens of thousands of black citizens to boycott the Montgomery city buses
that was led by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr for over a year. In the wake of the Montgomery
Bus Boycott, Parks lost her tailoring job and received death threats. She and her family
moved to Detroit,but she was still a member of the NAACP.

Parks received the Congressional Gold Medal of Honor, the highest honor a civilian can
receive in the United States. The Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC) also
sponsors an annual Rosa Parks Freedom Award,and In 1977 Dr. Martin Luther King was
posthumously awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom, for his battle against
prejudice. In 1983 the U.S. Congress established a national holiday, Martin Luther King,
Jr., Day, in his honor, to be celebrated annually on the third Monday in January. A
national memorial opened in Washington, D.C., in 2011.

Unit 9 page 229 exercise 2

Unit 9 page 231 exercise 3


1- eat eaten
2- Go gone
3- See seen
4- Look looked
5- Study studied
6- Bring brought
7- Take taken
8- Say said
9- Be been
10- Find found
11- Give given
12- Leave left
13- Live lived
14- Know known
15- Like liked
16- Fall fallen
17- Fell felt
18- Come come
19- Break broken
20- Wear worn
21- Choose chosen
22- Grow grown
23- Drive driven
24- Write written
25- Put put
26- Begin begun
27- Want wanted
28- Get gotten
29- Fly flown
30- Drink drunk

Unit 9 page 245 exercise 16


A: I have trouble with math I can’t keep up with the teacher.
B: have you asked the teacher for help?
A: Yes, I have but she only has time once a week. I need help after every class.
B : have you tried khan academy yet?
A: no. Where’s khan academy ? Is it in this city?
B: it’s not a physical locations it’s on the internet .
A: I’ve already looked for help on the internet, but it wasn't very good.
B: but you haven’t tried khan academy yet. Try it. I’m sure you’ll get the help you need.

Unit 14 page 361 exercise 1

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