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Grammar exercise

March 25, 2013 - pdf

Answer the following questions.

Progress 0 of 9 answered
1. Which of the following sentences are grammatically correct?
Wrong!
2. A true friend …………………… you during hard times.
Wrong!
3. Find the meaning of the idiom: Make up your mind
Wrong!
4. Find the proverb closest in meaning to the sentence given below: You will succeed if you work diligently and persistently.
Wrong!
5. Find the meaning of the proverb: All that glitters is not gold
Wrong!
6. Identify the feminine gender of ‘gentleman’ from the given options.
Wrong!
7. Choose a word that denotes a collection of wolves.
Wrong!
8. Choose the correct sound and fill in the blank. The birds were ………………….. loudly.
Wrong!
9. Choose the correct sound and fill in the blank.
Wrong!
Done.
Score: 0/9

Answers

1. Susie applied for the job.

2. Stands by

3. Decide

4. Slow and steady wins the race

5. Appearances can be deceptive

6. Lady

7. Pack

8. Chirping

9. Beat

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