Answer Sheet: Unit 11

Table of Contents:

Vocabulary Practice
- Exercise 1: Test Yourself
Comprehension
Grammar Practice
- Exercise 1: Transformation
- Exercise 2: Transformation
Dictation

Vocabulary Practice

Exercise 1: Test Yourself

Grammar Practice

Exercise 1: Transformation

She's never performed in public.
He's never drunk whiskey.
It's never been so bad.
He's never understood music.
He's never lost interest in life.
There's never been so much screaming.
She's never described it better.
He's never forgotten his book.
She's never travelled to Africa.
She's never played guitar.
He's never heard about Elvis.
She's had an audience with the Queen.
He's never visited the famous city.
She's never sung out of tune.

Exercise 2: Transformation

They've never performed in public.
I've never drunk whiskey.
It's never been so bad.
I've never understood music.
I've never lost interest in life.
There've never been so much screaming.
They've never described it better.
I've never forgotten his book.
They've never travelled to Africa.
They've never played guitar.
I've never heard about Elvis.
They've had an audience with the Queen.
I've never visited the famous city.
They've never sung out of tune.

Dictation

Exercise 1: Dictation

Have you heard about Charles Dickens? Has any other writer had such life? Has any other writer described so well the life of poor children?

Exercise 2: Dictation

Have people forgotten his work today? Have they lost understanding for children in the street? Or has the world changed?

Exercise 3: Dictation

Have people lost interest in each other? Have they disposed of humanity? I hope they have not.

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