Use if or unless to complete the sentences given: (a) You will never get a good class position ..............you work hard. (b) .............you are tall, you will never enter the beauty competition. (c) ............you are my friend, accompany me to the party.

1. You will never get a good class position ..............you work hard. (1 mk)
2. .............you are tall, you will never enter the beauty competition. (1 mk)
3. ............you are my friend, accompany me to the party. (1 mk)

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State the meaning of the following concepts as used in literary works: (a) Literature (b) Written literature (c) Oral literature (d) Content

1. Literature (1 mk)
2. Written literature (1 mk)
3. Oral literature (1 mk)
4. Content (1 mk)

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Complete the sentences by writing the correct form of the verb: (a) I (give) you a pencil if I had one. (b) If I were you, I (will) not marry him. (c) If he is fit, he (play) for the school team. (d) If he (pass) the examination, he will be promoted.

1. I (give) you a pencil if I had one. (1 mk)
2. If I were you, I (will) not marry him. (1 mk)
3. If he is fit, he (play) for the school team. (1 mk)
4. If he (pass) the examination, he will be promoted. (1 mk)

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(a) Identify two rules guiding the use of the possessive verb have with two examples. (b) Construct three sentences using the verbs (i) has and (ii) have. (c) Identify statements with possessive verbs from the given dialogue.

1. Identify two rules guiding the use of the possessive verb have with two examples. (4 mk)
2. Construct three sentences using the verbs (i) has and (ii) have. (3 mk)
3. Identify statements with possessive verbs from the given dialogue. (3 mk)

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