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Gap fills exercise

November 17, 2014 - A2pdf

Complete the following sentences using an appropriate word or phrase. This grammar exercise tests your understanding of basic grammar rules.

Progress 0 of 10 answered
1. ………………….. she was a foreigner made it difficult for her to get a job.
Wrong!
2. I will come with you …………………. your wife doesn’t mind.
Wrong!
3. I am very …………………… for all your help.
Wrong!
4. She is thinking ………………….. her job.
Wrong!
5. She …………………. a terrorist.
Wrong!
6. She spent ………………… browsing through the catalogue.
Wrong!
7. I am very …………………. in the lesson.
Wrong!
8. I mean ………………….. what is going on.
Wrong!
9. You should always check the oil before ………………….. the car.
Wrong!
10. I am tired ………………… to this.
Wrong!
Done.
Score: 0/10

Answers

1. The fact that she was a foreigner made it difficult for her to get a job.

2. I will come with you providing that your wife doesn’t mind.

3. I am very grateful for all your help.

4. She is thinking of quitting her job.

5. She was thought to be a terrorist.

6. She spent a happy ten minutes browsing through the catalogue.

7. I am very interested in the lesson.

8. I mean to find out what is going on.

9. You should always check the oil before starting the car.

10. I am tired of listening to this.

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