SYNONYMS (Exercise 1. Verbs).
Instructions: Write the letter
associated with the corresponding synonym next to each word
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1
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B
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Obliterate
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2
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C
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Severed
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3
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M
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Conceive
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4
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E
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Tolerate
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5
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K
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Ingest
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6
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D
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Pacify
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7
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A
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Calibrate
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8
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F
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Magnify
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9
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G
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Incentivize
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10
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N
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Speculate
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11
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H
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Levitate
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12
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O
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Illustrate
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13
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J
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Elucidate
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14
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L
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Impede
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15
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I
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Advocate
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A
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Adjust
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B
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Destroyed
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C
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Cut
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D
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Calm
(down)
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E
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Allow
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F
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Enlarge
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G
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Support
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H
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Float
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I
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Motivate
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J
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Clarify
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K
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Consume
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L
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Interfere
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M
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Create
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N
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Theorize
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O
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Exemplify
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SYNONYMS
(Exercise 2. Adverbs)
Instructions: Write the letter
associated with the corresponding synonym next to each word
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1
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A
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Methodically
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2
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N
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Begrudgingly
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3
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D
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Amicably
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4
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C
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Fiercely
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5
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K
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Unintelligibly
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6
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I
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Sporadically
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7
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L
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Unequivocally
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8
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G
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Zealously
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9
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H
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Laboriously
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10
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M
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Earnestly
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11
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L
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Indisputably
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12
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J
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Definitively
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13
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B
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Faintly
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14
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E
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Discreetly
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A
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Systematically
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B
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Weakly
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C
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Severely
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D
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Quietly
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E
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Privately
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F
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Intently
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G
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Eagerly
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H
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Painfully
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I
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Occasionally
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J
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Absolutely
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K
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Unclearly
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L
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Indisputably
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M
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Decisively
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N
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Resentfully
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1. Vocabulary
Match the words or phrases from the article
with their definitions.
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1
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Broken home
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C
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2
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To snap at someone
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H
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3
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To lose touch
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E
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4
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To snap out of it
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B
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5
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To cope
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D
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6
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Blue
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I
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7
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Help line
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F
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8
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Self-injury
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A
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9
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Counselor
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G
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A
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harm that you do to
yourself deliberately
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B
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to recover quickly
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C
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a family where the
parents have separated
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D
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to deal successfully
with a situation
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E
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to lose contact
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F
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a telephone advice
service
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G
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a person professionally trained to talk to people about their
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H
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to speak to someone angrily
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I
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Unhappy (informal)
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2. Comprehension
According to the text, are the following
sentences true or false? (Circle 'T' for true and an 'F' for false next to each
sentence.)
1. Teenagers don't want to become adults. F
2. Teenagers often don’t know how to get helps with their depression. T
3. Other people are usually the first to see that you are depressed. T
4. A common symptom of teenage behavior is moody behavior. T
5. It is easy to recover quickly from serious depression. F
6. Talking to a person who is depressed is a good way to help. T
7. Telephone help lines are a private way to talk about your
problems. T
8. Anyone can be counselor. F
9. Everyone feels miserable
sometimes. T
SUBJECT VERB AGREEMENT
Rule 2
jangan bingung dengan subjek kata yang berhubungan subjek jamak tidak dikasi kecuali kalimat tunggal yang di kasi s/es.
· I have a pen. / I don’t have a pen.
· he has a pen. / he doesn’t have a pen.
Foot
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Feet
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Tooth
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Teeth
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Goose
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Geese
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Fish
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Fish
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Person
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People
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Woman
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Women
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Man
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Men
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Neither
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Nor
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Either
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Or
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Not only
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But also
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there go / goes my children ( child ).
here is / are the papers.
the cat and the dog is miss Dini favorite animal.
3.000 rupiah is / are reed to pay the bill.
10.000 kilometer is / are the distance we have ten thousand.
To play badminton and to fish are firman’s hobbles.
To modify the bike is marco’s passion.
My family is my everything.
