| Losing Your Memory Imagine it that one day you woke up and discovered that you had completely lost your memory. How would you have feel exactly? I have thought about this recently after I was involved in a traffic accident. I woke up in hospital, and said to myself 'It's the time I got up and have went to school!' I soon realized my mistake. A nurse came in and asked to me what my name was. I thought about it for a moment and then said, 'I would wish I knew!' Then I tried to get up. 'I'd rather prefer you didn't do that,' said the nurse. 'Don't worry, you'll have it your memory back soon.' 'I wish you hadn't have said that,' I replied. 'Now I am really worried!' If I hadn't looked in my wallet, I wouldn't have been known my own name! Unfortunately my memory soon came back, and I realised I had a maths test the next day! | it . \/ 1).. 2).. 3).. 4).. 5).. 6).. 7).. 8).. 9).. 10).. 11).. 12).. 13)... 14) 15).. |
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3. Wish :
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| They sent the letter. The letter was sent. They arrived late. | . ( ). . ( ) |
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| They sent me the letter. I was sent the letter. The letter was sent to me. | . ( ) . ( ) . |
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A. say, believe, understand, know , they people.
| People say that John Wilson lives in New York. John Wilson is said to live in New York. | , -. , -. |
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| John Wilson is said to be travelling in Africa. John Wilson is said to have arrived in Australia. | , . , . |
3. To have or get something done
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| Last year I had new tiles put on the roof. | . |
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| Peter had his car stolen last week. And then he had his leg broken playing football. | . . |
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| It was difficult but we got the painting done in the end. | , - . |
4. Needs doing
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| They made David work hard. David was made to work hard. | . . |
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