are you aloud to use words not in the sentence?

1. Can you tell me who the owner of that car is, please?
Can you tell me .........................................................................., please? (belongs)

1. Can you tell me who the owner of that car is, please?
Can you tell me who that car belongs to please? (belongs)

2. He was born in London fifty years ago.
London....................................................................................fifty years ago. (city)


2. He was born in London fifty years ago.
London city is where he was born fifty years ago. (city)

3. They seldom stay up late.
It..............................................................................................................late. (rare)

3. They seldom stay up late.
It is very rare that they stay up late. (rare)

4. Nobody spoke when the teacher asked who the culprit was..
Everyone...............................................................who the culprit was. (remained)

4. Nobody spoke when the teacher asked who the culprit was..
Everyone remained silent, so as not to reveal who the culprit was. (remained)

5. Meg wants it to be clear to people that she's fair.
Meg.........................................................................................................fair. (seen)


5. Meg wants it to be clear to people that she's fair.
Meg wants to ensure she is seen as fair. (seen)

I wasnt to sure about the rest, so ive just done those 5.
Hope ive helped out =

The instructions to the second lot of questions arent very clear, as some of those words dont seem to fit =/

III Answer the questions.1. How are British Police Officers colloguially named? I believe the term is "coppers" 2. Who are the Mormons? Where does the largest congregation of Mormons live?term is also often used to apply to all of a group of religions that recognize Brigham Young as a prophet, including Mormon fundamentalism, South America 3. What was the Commonwealth of England? Who was it ruled by? The Commonwealth of Englandwas the republican government which ruled first England and Wales, and then Ireland and Scotland from 1649 to 1660, Oliver Cromwell 4. What is the first verse of the UK anthem? Long live our noble Queen! God save the Queen! Send her victorious, Happy and glorious, Long to reign over us, God save the Queen. 5. What was the first building in Australia to be listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site ? The Exhibition building

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i'm not 100% sure about "coppers" but i think it is

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number II is kinda confusing

II Use the words in capital to form a word that fits in the space.
People of the Forest
This TV (0) documentary follows a family of chimpanzees which live DOCUMENT
in the forest of Tanzania. Set in (1) spectacular scenery the programme gives us
a fascinating insight into the life and social (2) actions of these creatures.
(3) Apparently we humans share 98% of our genes with chimpanzees; indeed, they are our
closest relative in the animal (4) kingdom and scenes in the documentary offer clear evidence
of our (5) similarities . The focus of the film is on Fifi and we first see her as a
(6) playful five-year-old who spends all her time annoying her younger brother. Meanwhile,
the older male chimps seem to be involved in an endless fight for (7) supremacy.
And it is no suprise to learn that while all this is taking place the females are left to deal with the
day-to-day (8) organization. matters. Make sure you set aside an hour to watch
this. The (9) geographical splendour of the location makes this programme
worthwhile viewing, although our (10) likeness to these animals will make you think.

Trigger Happy wrote:

i'm not 100% sure about "coppers" but i think it is

That's US slang. For British police officers, the term is Bobbies, or The Fuzz.