English verbs with two objects (typically an indirect object and a direct object) allow for variation in word order. This is often called “”.

Write the type of the clause the sentence contains, for example, the adverbial clause of time/ place/ condition/ concession/ cause / purpose/ result/ manner: . 

 While the prices are still low, we should buy our plane tickets.

Insert an appropriate preposition. Write your answer in CAPITAL LETTERS.

“The music faded , the actors came back, and the audience burst into applause.”

Complete the sentence with an appropriate word you learned. Write your answer in Capital letters.

“A lot of neighbours shut the in the beggars’ face.”

Insert an appropriate preposition. Write your answer in capital letters. “The music style originated an African dance.”

Complete the sentence with an appropriate word you learned. Write your answer in Capital letters.

“Having learned the test results, I gave a of relief.”

Complete the sentence with an appropriate word you learned. Write your answer in CAPITAL LETTERS.

“Many modern appliances can be controlled using a smartphone app.”