a) The earth goes round the sun. 

b) That is so exciting!

c) Why are your jeans torn? 

d) Wear your seatbelt.

e) Ndidi e-mailed mother. 

f) Keep quiet.

b) You keep quiet!

c) Mobo, eat the food

d) Nsedu, cook the supper!

a) Udoka, come here!

e) Sara, do your homework!

a) Pour the milk into a pot.

b) Fetch the milk.

c) Please fetch the milk.

a) You are going to the party.

b) They are surprised.

c) She likes swimming.

d) That dress is Pendi’s.

e) She could come with me.

f) I must fi nish my homework now.

a) Why do you think this article was written?

b) Explain the function of ‘but’ in this sentence: ‘ATMs can be very useful, but
you must be aware of the dangers.’

c) In your own words, explain what the following mean:
A ‘ATMs have become the targets of crooks …’
B ‘Often, when people ask for help, they use it as a ruse …’

d) What does ‘or worse’ mean in this sentence: ‘It is better than being injured
or worse’?

e) If people give you trouble at an ATM, why is it important that you must try to
memorise what they look like?