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Grammar vocabulary * * * * * * Part III Extended Activities Book 4-Unit 4 Extended Activities Dictation Grammar and Vocabulary Translation Writing Reading for Interest Cultural Information Speaking Test Book 4-Unit 4 Return to Menu The world includes a tremendous variety of living things, from well-developed plants and animals to simpler organisms, such as bacteria. But whether large or small, simple or complex, no organism lives alone. Each depends in some way upon other living and nonliving things in its surroundings. For example, a deer must have certain plants for food. If the plants in its environment were destroyed, the deer would have to move to another area or starve to death. In turn, plants depend upon such animals as deer for the nourishing substances they need to live. Animal wastes and the decay of dead animals and plants provide many of the substances plants need. Script Book 4-Unit 4 Grammar: Inversion Vocabulary: Work with words Book 4-Unit 4 Book 4-Unit 4 Rewrite each sentence so that it begins with the underlined word. Make changes if necessary. (page 77) Grammar Work: Using Inversion for Emphasis I seldom sleep past midnight. He hardly ever agrees with her. I will never forget the wonderful people I have met here. The mail scarcely ever arrives before noon. Seldom do I fall asleep after midnight. Hardly ever does he agree with her. Never will I forget the wonderful people I have met here. Scarcely ever does the mail arrive before noon. Book 4-Unit 4 We rarely go to movies. A new high-rise which could rival the highest in New York is added to the list. The days were few when she was not in some emotional distress. The money can be refunded under no circumstance. Under no circumstance can the money be refunded. Rarely do we go to the movies. Added to the list is a new high-rise which could rival the highest in New York. Few were the days when she was not in some emotional distress. I saw the results of my work only after a year. H