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Question 1

[reformulate with ‘not only… but…]
I was taken in by such a simple trick. It was a dog who scammed me.

Answer 1

Not only was I taken in by such a simple trick, it was a dog who scammed me.

Question 2

[pronunciation]
My kids were really excited about the game - they shouted and yelled and апплодировали… (= clapped)

Answer 2

/əˈplɔːd/

Question 3

[articles]

Answer 3

Not only did he fail to wash the car, but he didn’t return the money either.