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Advanced Level Grammar Exercise

January 21, 2024 - C1pdf

Fill in the blanks.

Progress 0 of 12 answered
1"Sandra is angry with me." "............... sending her some flowers?"
Wrong!
Use "How about" before a gerund when making a suggestion.
2I can't find my ID. I think I have ............... it at home.
Wrong!
Use "left" when you say where something was not taken from.
3Please ............... this file with you when you go to the tax office.
Wrong!
Use "take" for movement away from the speaker to another place.
4Have you ............... your laptop?
Wrong!
Use "brought" for movement toward the speaker or the current place.
5They tried to prevent us ............... leaving.
Wrong!
The verb "prevent" is followed by "from" plus a gerund.
6............... a resource crunch, the facility was shut down.
Wrong!
Use "Due to" before a noun phrase to give a reason.
7............... being a talented actor, he does not have many fans.
Wrong!
Use "Despite" before a noun or gerund phrase to show contrast.
8I wish I ............... never grown up.
Wrong!
Use "had" in "I wish" sentences about unreal past situations.
9You would have succeeded if you ............... harder.
Wrong!
The third conditional uses "had tried" in the if-clause.
10Can I try this coat ...............?
Wrong!
Use "on" in the phrasal verb "try on" for clothes.
11Most marital issues can be resolved if you have a face ............... face conversation with your spouse.
Wrong!
The fixed expression is "face" to "face" for direct personal interaction.
12Snow ............... when the sun comes out.
Wrong!
Use "melts" for a general fact with a singular subject.
Done.
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Answers

  1. “Sandra is angry with me.” “How about sending her some flowers?”
  2. I can’t find my ID. I think I have left it at home.
  3. Please take this file with you when you go to the tax office.
  4. Have you brought your laptop?
  5. They tried to prevent us from leaving.
  6. Due to a resource crunch, the facility was shut down.
  7. Despite being a talented actor, he does not have many fans.
  8. I wish I had never grown up.
  9. You would have succeeded if you had tried harder.
  10. Can I try this coat on?
  11. Most marital issues can be resolved if you have a face to face conversation with your spouse.
  12. Snow melts when the sun comes out.
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