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Examinations and instructions

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1. When you're asked to show you have understood a paragraph, you often have to justifytakepick outI don't know words that illustrates a point.

2. You are often asked to make something clear or easier to understand, it means you have to sayexplainwriteI don't know it.

3. It may be important to know where the characters are, where the scene takes placehappenspassesI don't know.

4. You mustn't mix characters so you are often asked to say who pronouns refer toarebelong toI don't know.

5. When you're asked to literally repeat words from a text, it means you have to justifyrephrasequoteI don't know.

6. When a sentence is in the active voice and they want you to write it in the passive, then you have to translatewriteturnI don't know it into the passive voice.

7. Some words(e.g adjectives) fit a character very well. You may be asked to say which ones best applyadaptressembleI don't know to it.

8. There are exercises when sentences are not complete and you're asked to write infill inunderlineI don't know the blanks.

9. When a passage is written in English and you're asked to turn it into French, it means you have to changetraducetranslateI don't know it.

10. A writer can build up an atmosphere, express a character's feelings and you may have to say how this is translatedtoldconveyedI don't know.

11. If you're asked to mentionstatetellI don't know something related to a paragraph, it means you have to express it with your own words as clear as possible.

12. If you're asked to tickcrosssignI don't know the correct answer in a box, it means you've got to sign (like the Nike swoosh) to say : correct!

13. You may be asked to erasecross outdeleteI don't know events that did not happen. This means that you'll have to draw a line on a statement to say: wrong!

14. Very often, when a sentence is not clear at all, you're asked to say what it meanssaysconveysI don't know.

15. In that case, you have to expressrephrasewriteI don't know it with your own words and in a less ambiguous way.

16. If you're asked to expressshowsayI don't know something, then give reasons that support your view and don't forget to quote!

17. If you're asked to find the words that best fit a character, then you'll have to characterizeexpressexplainI don't know it.

18. Some characters are not taking part in the action, they are only alluded totalked abouttoldI don't know.

19. If you're asked how two characters are closerelatednearI don't know, then you'll have to say whether they are brothers, lovers, neighbours, workmates...