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51.
was April 2004 when . . .
There
It
It / There (study link)
52.
Jill brought to her home,
,
a little "wiener pup"
at
270 Main St.
on
270 Main St.
prepostions
53.
The pup, named Frank, was
it could fit in one hand.
so small that
so small as
so / such
54.
Frank was
that it had to be fed several times a day.
such a tiny pup
such tiny pup
so / such
55.
Both her children, Jack and Jane,
take care of the new pup.
were agreed to
agreed to
passive
56.
They argued about chores. Jack asked, "She has to pooper-scoop (clean up) the yard,
?
hasn't she?
doesn't she?
tag questions
57.
Jack added, "I'm the one who feeds the dog,
?
amn't I?
aren't I?
tag questions
58.
Jill
that they should exchange chores every other week . . .
(continues to next question)
said them
told them
say / tell
59.
. . .
one person would not have to always do the "dirty work".
so that
in order
purpose
60.
If Jack
his way, Jill would be the pooper-scooper forever.
had
had had
past
61.
Jane
feed the dog than clean up after it. Even so, she learned to do both jobs.
would
rather
would rather
have
would rather
62.
A
needs a lot of food and care.
growing
dog
grown dog
participial adjectives
63.
the first year , the dog grew to its adult size.
During
In
during / in
64.
Frank had turned into a handsome, reddish-brown,
dachshund.
twelve-pound
twelve pounds
number modifiers
65.
each day, the dog went jogging with Jill.
For an hour
Since an hour
for / since
66.
Frank became
runner that Jill
decided to enter it into the annual "wiener Races."
too fast
so fast
so / too
67.
Jill, Jack and Jane drove to
San Francisco Bay Area to enter their dog into the contest.
the
(no article)
articles
68.
When they took the dog
, they saw hundreds of little dogs everywhere.
off the car
out of the car
prepositions
69.
had little jackets with their racing numbers.
Most of dogs
Most of the dogs
articles
70.
"Where is Frank?" Jill asked.
"
He
around over there."
Jane answered.
runs
is running
present tense
71.
"Maybe, we
a few practice races for Frank before we came here today."
should have had
should have
modals
72.
"Don't worry." said Jill, "I've got
treats in my pocket
. Frank will do anything for a treat.
a little
a few
a few / a little
73.
Jane held Frank on the starting line
Jill waved Frank's favorite treat in the air at the finish line.
when
while
when / while
74.
When the gates opened, Frank took off to get the treat
he loved, and
all the other dogs in the lanes next to him.
so went
so did
and so / too
75.
Jill,
her mistake, turned and ran with 10 "wiener dogs" chasing her heels.
who realized
whom realized
adjective clause