2. 3. x 4. x 5. 2 1. Shaksper. 2. None. 3. The Earl of Oxford. 4. He was an aristocrat. He went to college, traveled a lot, and was known to be a writer. There is a lot in the plays that is similar to events in his life. 5. None. 3 1. might not have 2. couldn’t have written 3. could just have been 4. must know 5. couldn’t he have found out 6. must have written UNIT 12 1 2. “He has a collar with my address.” 3. “I bought him from a breeder in 2005.” 4. “Felix is more of a member of the family than a pet.” 5. “Felix has been disappearing for days on end.” 6. “When he comes home, he’s not eating his food.” 7. “Paul Flashman is feeding Felix.” 8. “He has always wanted a cat of his own.” 9. “I miss my cat terribly.” 10. “I’ll do anything to get him back.”
2. 3. x 4. x 5. 2 1. Shaksper. 2. None. 3. The Earl of Oxford. 4. He was an aristocrat. He went to college, traveled a lot, and was known to be a writer. There is a lot in the plays that is similar to events in his life. 5. None. 3 1. might not have 2. couldn’t have written 3. could just have been 4. must know 5. couldn’t he have found out 6. must have written UNIT 12 1 2. “He has a collar with my address.” 3. “I bought him from a breeder in 2005.” 4. “Felix is more of a member of the family than a pet.” 5. “Felix has been disappearing for days on end.” 6. “When he comes home, he’s not eating his food.” 7. “Paul Flashman is feeding Felix.” 8. “He has always wanted a cat of his own.” 9. “I miss my cat terribly.” 10. “I’ll do anything to get him back.”
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