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3. You will (succeed / success) if you work hard.

4. You can (enquire / enquiry) about the train timings on the phone.

5. This medicine will give you good (relieve / relief).

Grammar Skills

A. Use of ‘had + past participle form of verb
Had + past participle form of verb is used to say something happened before some
other action.

Example : The queen forgot all about the promise she had made to the little man.

Fill in the blanks wih the past participle form of verb. (Use had + past participle form of
verb)

1. After Ria had finished her work, she went to lunch. (finish)

2. I washed the floor after the painter __________________. (leave)

3. I __________________ him before he became famous. (meet)

4. She __________________ here for three years before she moved to the US. (live)

5. My neighbour asked if we __________________ her bike. (see)

B. Use of ‘in order to’

In order to +verb is used to express the purpose of something.

Combine the sentences using in order to. The first one is done for you.

1. We wanted to reach early. So we took a taxi.
In order to reach early, we took a taxi.
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2. He wants to become rich. He is working very hard.
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3. You want to speak English well. You must practise a lot.

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4. You will get well. You must follow the doctor’s advice.

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5. You can become a singer. You must learn music.

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