Fill in the blanks.
1At least six people have ............... in the explosion.
Wrong!
The present perfect uses "have" plus the past participle "died".
2By the time they found him, he was already ............... .
Wrong!
After "was already", the adjective "dead" describes his state.
3She ............... in the morning.
Wrong!
The simple past form "left" is correct for a finished past action.
4Let’s ............... your plans.
Wrong!
The verb "discuss" takes a direct object without a preposition.
5I ............... him a visit the other day.
Wrong!
The past simple form "paid" is correct with "the other day".
6You haven’t ............... for your drinks.
Wrong!
After "haven’t", use the past participle "paid".
7She ............... her dress and went out.
Wrong!
The phrasal verb "put on" means to dress yourself in something.
8What a brilliant idea ...............!
Wrong!
This exclamation keeps normal word order with "it is".
9Tell me why ............... to leave now.
Wrong!
An indirect question uses normal word order, so "you want" is correct.
10You ............... listen to your doctor.
Wrong!
The fixed expression for strong advice is "had better".
11If you started early, you ............... miss the bus.
Wrong!
The second conditional uses "wouldn’t" in the main clause.
12A cousin of ............... is an actor.
Wrong!
After "a cousin of", use the possessive pronoun "mine".
Done.
Score: 0/12
Answers
- At least six people have died in the explosion.
- By the time they found him, he was already dead .
- She left in the morning.
- Let’s discuss your plans.
- I paid him a visit the other day.
- You haven’t paid for your drinks.
- She put on her dress and went out.
- What a brilliant idea it is!
- Tell me why you want to leave now.
- You had better listen to your doctor.
- If you started early, you wouldn’t miss the bus.
- A cousin of mine is an actor.
