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Answer Key 297<br />

Exercise 2.3<br />

1. capacious worn brown overcoat 2. miniature antique gold locket 3. great overripe yellow<br />

pear 4. sizeable early black and white photographs 5. long modern black desk 6. large aged<br />

grey cat 7. petite young green peas 8. bulky old pink sweater 9. immense new off-white<br />

mansion 10. slim up-to-date white drapes<br />

Chapter 3<br />

Exercise 3.1<br />

1. test /ðǝ/ 2. road /ðǝ/ 3. action /ðiy/ 4. building /ðǝ/ 5. organization /ðiy/<br />

6. umbrella /ðiy/ 7. desk /ðǝ/ 8. name /ðǝ/ 9. insurance /ðiy/ 10. eraser /ðiy/<br />

Exercise 3.2<br />

On my first trip to Manhattan, I bought a city map and tried to get a sense of its geography. I<br />

quickly discovered what every person there knows: to find out where you are, you need to know<br />

two things: whether you are facing “uptown” (north) or “downtown” (south), and whether you<br />

are facing east or west.<br />

To find out, you have to go to a street sign. The street sign will tell you both street and<br />

avenue numbers. The numbers by themselves tell you nothing. They just define one point on a<br />

grid. They tell you where you are on the grid, but you still do not know which way you are facing<br />

on the grid. To know that, you have to go to the next street sign and compare the street and<br />

avenue numbers there. If the new street number has gotten larger, you are going north. If the<br />

new street number has gotten smaller, you are going south. If the new avenue number has gotten<br />

larger, you are going west. If the avenue name has gotten smaller, you are going east. If the avenue<br />

has a name rather than a number, then you have to take out the map again and compare the<br />

numbers and/or names of the two avenues. Everybody has to memorize the names and numbers<br />

of the avenues.<br />

Exercise 3.3<br />

1. the 2. some 3. The 4. The 5. a 6. a 7. An 8. The 9. a 10. a 11. a 12. the<br />

13. the (an is also possible) 14. an 15. the 16. an 17. a 18. the 19. a 20. the<br />

Exercise 3.4<br />

1. the 2. a 3. the 4. the 5. The; the 6. a; some 7. The 8. An; a 9. a; the 10. The<br />

11. the 12. a 13. the 14. the; the 15. the 16. an 17. the; a; the 18. the 19. A; the<br />

20. the; the 21. some 22. a 23. a; the 24. the 25. the

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