ممكن اجابة الاسئلة ديه........(متجدد)!!!!!!!

[أحمد ايهاب العزب]

بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم

1-Having been bitten twice. the postman refused to deliver our letters. we chained our dog.(because)

the post man refused to deliver our letters because ha had been bitten twice by our dog ,so we chained the dog. enough

2-Tell me the price of this car? (how much)

Tell me how much much does this car cost
3-You need not send this e-mail. (This e-mail)
This e-mail is no worth been sent

-how much symphonies has Beethoven composed???????


2-What would you do if you were bitten by a snake??????




4-it is difficult to control garbage disposal

5- they asked the workers to sweep the streets and collect rubbish

[Essam ABDOU]

المشاركة الأصلية كتبت بواسطة أحمد ايهاب العزب

بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم

1-Having been bitten twice. the postman refused to deliver our letters. we chained our dog.(because)

the post man refused to deliver our letters because ha had been bitten twice by our dog ,so we chained the dog. enough

2-Tell me the price of this car? (how much)

Tell me how much much does this car cost


3-You need not send this e-mail. (This e-mail)


This e-mail is no worth been sent

-how much symphonies has Beethoven composed???????

2-What would you do if you were bitten by a snake??????

4-it is difficult to control garbage disposal

5- they asked the workers to sweep the streets and collect rubbish

Dear Mr. Ahmed,

In A-Level, I allow with my students to give more than one answer in the rewrite as long as they are correct.

We can say this about sentences 1 (could be Past Simple and this is how it was answered in the Evaluation Guide - Yours using Past Perfect is also correct)

Sentence 2 is a reported question and yours is wrong because we can never use DO / DOES / DID as auxiliary verbs except in negative sentences.

Sentence 3 Mine is correct and we can consider Yours also as a correct answer, but why not use NEED?

I disagree with you about NO.4

Firstly: Symphony is a countable noun (as you see it in the plural form) so we cannot use MUCH with it.

Secondly, Beethoven is dead, so we cannot use Present Perfect with him at all. It should be Past Simple.

Best Regards