Emma gram keys

Emma

GRAMMAR PAGES: ANSWER KEY
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b
c
d
e
f
g
h
i
j
k

lovingly
happily
confidently
foolishly
attentively
excitedly
beautifully
rudely
confidentially
truthfully

2

b
c

d
e
f
g
h
i
j
k
l

is going to arrive
is going to look for
are going to be
is going to marry
are going to come
is not/isn’t going to meet
are going to organize
am going to invite
is not/isn’t going to enjoy
am going to ask
are going to have

3

b
c
d
e
f
g

h

was looking, said
looked, was watching, was smiling
were dancing, looked
saw, was talking
were shopping, invited
were listening, saw
was riding, stopped

4

b

Mr Knightley told Emma that he was sure that he wouldn’t
enjoy himself.
Emma said that they had to postpone the ball and that they
would wait until Frank got back.
Frank said that he would come back as soon as he could.
Emma thought that she couldn’t be friends with Mrs Elton.
Mrs Elton told Jane that she would write to Mrs Bragge and
that perhaps she could work for her.
Mrs Elton told Jane that she didn’t have to worry and that she
would arrange everything for her.
Emma hoped that they could still be friends.

c
d
e
f

g
h
5

b
c
d
e
f
g
h
i
j

6

b
c
d
e
f
g
h

7

b
c
d
e

f
g
h
i
j
k
l
m
n

Grammar Key

DOMINOES Two
died
had
did not/didn’t marry
lived
started
was not/wasn’t
wrote
read
played
believes
are
made
did not/didn’t win

‘Frank rescued me from the gypsies,’ said Harriet, looking
at Emma.
Some of Emma’s friends were at Hartfield, playing cards.

At Donwell Abbey, Mrs Elton was talking to Jane, telling her
about a job.
‘I have a terrible headache,’ said Jane, looking tired.
‘Think of something funny, Frank,’ said Emma, smiling
playfully.
‘I’m always very silly,’ said Miss Bates, looking embarrassed.
When Mr Knightley spoke to her, Emma turned her face away,
hiding her tears.
Miss Bates talked and Emma listened, thinking about Jane.
‘Emma, I have come to say goodbye,’ said Mr Knightley,
standing up.
has already arranged
has just visited
has forgiven me yet
have never been
have already made
have never loved
have just asked

DOMINOES Two

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