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Grammar exercise

October 23, 2012 - A2pdf

There are two types of questions in this exercise. The first type asks you to select the grammatically correct version from among the given options. The second type of questions are fill-ups.

Progress 0 of 5 answered
1Say which of the following sentences is grammatically correct.
Wrong!
2Say which of the following sentences is grammatically correct.
Wrong!
3Say which of the following sentences is grammatically correct.
Wrong!
4People often spend ............... leisure in cinema theaters.
Wrong!
5............... losing hope.
Wrong!
Done.
Score: 0/5

Answers

  1. Say which of the following sentences is grammatically correct. He gets a small salary.
  2. Say which of the following sentences is grammatically correct. He is the cleverer of the two.
  3. Say which of the following sentences is grammatically correct. He is the cleverest of the three.
  4. People often spend their leisure in cinema theaters.
  5. The jobless are losing hope.
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