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Gap Fills Exercise

February 27, 2014 - A2pdf

Complete the following sentences.

Progress 0 of 10 answered
1............... surprisingly, we missed the train.
Wrong!
2I can see you tomorrow, but ............... on Tuesday.
Wrong!
3Let me know if you have ............... trouble.
Wrong!
4............... people have ever seen her laugh.
Wrong!
5Is she here ...............?
Wrong!
6He denied that he had ............... seen her.
Wrong!
7............... you say, I won’t believe you.
Wrong!
8I ............... support the conservative party.
Wrong!
9............... are going to be rainy.
Wrong!
10............... was there.
Wrong!
Done.
Score: 0/10

Answers

  1. Not surprisingly, we missed the train.
  2. I can see you tomorrow, but not on Tuesday.
  3. Let me know if you have any trouble.
  4. Few people have ever seen her laugh.
  5. Is she here Either could be used here?
  6. He denied that he had ever seen her.
  7. No matter what you say, I won’t believe you.
  8. I no longer support the conservative party.
  9. The next few days are going to be rainy.
  10. Neither of my parents was there.
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