To be fed up with something means to be annoyed, angry or bored.

To be through with something means the same as to have finished an activity or task.

If you drop by a person’s house, you try to demolish or tear it down.

When you try on something, you put it on to see if it fits you, or if it is exactly your size.

The indirect speech form of “Where is my mother?, she asked” is “She has asked where was her mother”.

The indirect speech form of “He said: I have always spent my vacation here” is: “He said that he had always spent his vacation there”.

In relation to grammar aspects, judge the following items.

In the clause “they’re shaping it” (R.27), the verb is in the present continuous tense and the verb to be is the auxiliary verb.

In relation to grammar aspects, judge the following items.

The number “19 th ” (R.21) is a cardinal number.

In relation to grammar aspects, judge the following items.

The word “but” (R.8) is a conjunction and it expresses addition.