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BIASLIO’S THEOLOGICAL COLLEGE


DebreBerhan Campus
Freshman Communicative English Language Skills I (FLEn 1011)
Academic year: 2024/2025GC
Assignment-One

Part-1: Read the following sentences and fill in each blank space with a suitable word.

1. When I was ill the doctor gave me some----------------------. It tasted horrible.


2. The college year is divided in to two----------------------.
3. I gave up ------------------ a few years ago because it can cause cancer.
4. I need some more-----------------------in my house. At the moment I’ve only got one chair, one
table and a bed.
5. The soldiers looked very smart as they----------------------down the road.
6. He writes so----------------------that can hardly read his letters.
7. Don’t talk to------------------. Someone might hear you.
8. I ‘m afraid I have some---------------------- news for you. Your uncle died last night.
9. A----------------is used for cutting wood.
10. Hailu is very generous but Tadesse is rather ------------------.

Part-2: Change the following sentences into either active or passive form.

1. Thousands of people were evacuated from their houses.


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2. The president of the region spoke to the local women’s association.
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3. A person cannot smoke in this section of the plane.
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4. Someone has stolen my jacket from the cupboard.
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5. Ethiopians are building the Renaissance Dam.
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6. The government of the Ethiopia announces people to plant indigenous plants.
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Part-3: Change the verbs in the brackets in to the appropriate improbable sentences.

1. If you (eat) too much, you (get) fat.


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2. If my mother (die) now, I (be) very sad.
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3. Everything (comes) to a standstill if the world suddenly (runs) short of oil.
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4. Unless I (have) a quiet place to sit, I (not able to) concentrate.
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5. He (not sees) you unless you (make) an appointment.
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Part-4: Change the verbs in the brackets in to the appropriate impossible sentences.

1. As long as productivity (be) higher, farmers (be) wealthier.


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2. If farmers (be able to) save money, they ( be able to) buy fertilizers, better seeds and more
efficient machinery.
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3. You (not be) much use to your employer unless you (learn) to drive.
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4. Unless it (be) outside, we (stay) inside.
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5. If you (win) 20,000 birr, what you (do)?
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Part-5: Change the verbs in the brackets in to the appropriate probable sentences.

1. Unless you (pay) his regularly, he (not work).


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2. You (get) a ticket if you (want) to see the match.
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3. She (fail) her exams unless Titi (work) really hard.
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4. Providing that John (stop) smoking, he (puts on) weight.
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5. If the house (catch) fire, we (use) the emergency stairs.
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Part-6: Write the equivalent meaning of each sentence below.

1. If I had gone to one of Ethiopian University, I would have studied law.


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2. He would have travelled to abroad if my uncle had won that money.
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3. If our teacher hadn’t been ill, he could have come to the meeting.
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4. Unless the doctor had helped him, he would have died.
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5. If we had done as our teachers told us, things would have been different.
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6. If the rain failed to come, there would be a famine.
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7. Unless I met you, I would marry my cousin.
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