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9. PracticeThis section has two parts:• exercises so students can practise the language items learned in the module• a vocabulary review where students can focus on new words from the module9.1 ExercisesA. Passive and activeAnswers:2. covers3. is covered4. wasn’t fixed5. was posted, arrived6. don’t buy, isn’t grown7. grew up, don’t live8. was stolen9. did Zarni resign10. was Thida fired11. were these photos taken, did you takeB. Who did it?Possible answers:2. All classes were cancelled because of the festival. 5. How are languages learned?3. This road isn’t used very often. 6. While I was in the shop, my bicycle was taken.4. My son was arrested. 7. Where are apples grown?8. How was the window broken?C. ExperienceAnswers:2. I’ve attended English classes for five months. 7. Have the children tried their new bicycles?3. How long have you been here? 8. I haven’t played Buzkashi.4. Min Thu hasn’t eaten crocodile meat. 9. The cat has caught a lot of rats.5. My parents have visited many cities. 10. I’ve known Daw Than since 1991.6. Aung Mon and San San Aye have not had children yet.D. ever and neverAnswers:2. Have you ever eaten monkey? No, I’ve never eaten monkey, but I’ve eaten snake.3. Have you ever met a movie star? No, I’ve never met a movie star, but I’ve met a rock star.4. Have you ever studied Japanese? No, I’ve never studied Japanese, but I’ve studied Arabic.5. Have you ever played basketball? No, I’ve never played basketball, but I’ve played tennis.6. Have you ever written a novel? No, I’ve never written a novel, but I’ve written poems.E. been and goneAnswers:Naw Paw: Hi. Where’s Lu Lu?Mary: She’s gone to the shop to get some meat.Naw Paw: Oh! I bought some chicken – I’ve just been to the new market near the lake.Mary: I haven’t been there yet. What’s it like?Naw Paw: It’s good – lots of cheap things to buy. Your mother should go there – they sellcheap cloth.Mary: Oh, she’s not sewing clothes now, she’s gone back to the farm.F. Present perfect and past simpleAnswers:2. She’s been to university. She studied law.3. He’s gone to Rangoon. He went by train. OR: He’s gone. He went to Rangoon by train.4. They’ve met the Prime Minister. They met her last year.5. I’ve performed in a concert. I performed with my class.Module 1275