4. Complete the modifiers. 1. A How are you? B V well thanks. And you? 2. I was in lucky I – won £ 100. 3. She`s a b tired- she needs to rest 4. You`re driving r fast –slow down! 5. My bag is q heavy because I1`ve got my laptop in it.
1. A How are you? B V well thanks. And you?
In this conversation, person A asks how person B is doing. Person B responds by saying "V well thanks." The correct modifier to complete the sentence is "very."
2. I was in lucky I – won £ 100.
In this sentence, the phrase "in lucky" does not make sense. It should be "lucky" instead. The correct version of the sentence is "I was lucky - I won £100."
3. She`s a b tired- she needs to rest.
In this sentence, the phrase "a b tired" does not make sense. It should be "bit" instead. The correct version of the sentence is "She's a bit tired - she needs to rest."
4. You`re driving r fast –slow down!
In this sentence, the phrase "r fast" is not a correct modifier. It should be "too" instead. The correct version of the sentence is "You're driving too fast - slow down!"
5. My bag is q heavy because I1`ve got my laptop in it.
In this sentence, the phrase "q heavy" is not a correct modifier. It should be "quite" instead. The correct version of the sentence is "My bag is quite heavy because I've got my laptop in it."
Remember that modifiers are words or phrases that describe or modify other words in a sentence. It is important to use the correct modifiers to ensure clear and accurate communication.
How are you?
I'm good , thanks and you?
2. I was in lucky I – won £ 100.
3. She's a b wired - she needs to rest
4. You are driving r fast –притормози
My bag is q heavy because I1`ve got my laptop in it.
In this conversation, person A asks how person B is doing. Person B responds by saying "V well thanks." The correct modifier to complete the sentence is "very."
2. I was in lucky I – won £ 100.
In this sentence, the phrase "in lucky" does not make sense. It should be "lucky" instead. The correct version of the sentence is "I was lucky - I won £100."
3. She`s a b tired- she needs to rest.
In this sentence, the phrase "a b tired" does not make sense. It should be "bit" instead. The correct version of the sentence is "She's a bit tired - she needs to rest."
4. You`re driving r fast –slow down!
In this sentence, the phrase "r fast" is not a correct modifier. It should be "too" instead. The correct version of the sentence is "You're driving too fast - slow down!"
5. My bag is q heavy because I1`ve got my laptop in it.
In this sentence, the phrase "q heavy" is not a correct modifier. It should be "quite" instead. The correct version of the sentence is "My bag is quite heavy because I've got my laptop in it."
Remember that modifiers are words or phrases that describe or modify other words in a sentence. It is important to use the correct modifiers to ensure clear and accurate communication.