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Advanced Nominalisation Exercise

May 18, 2026 - C1pdf

Complete the 12 sentences below. Choose the best answer for each one.

Progress 0 of 12 answered
1The successful ............... of the new policy took several months.
Wrong!
The noun "implementation" fits after the adjective "successful" in this formal noun phrase.
2Upon ..............., all visitors must report to reception.
Wrong!
The fixed formal phrase is "arrival" after "upon" in this sentence.
3Despite his ............... to cooperate, the project continued.
Wrong!
The noun "refusal" completes the phrase "his refusal to cooperate."
4All applications are subject to ............... by the committee.
Wrong!
The noun "assessment" is needed after "subject to" in this formal passive structure.
5The two sides agreed to enter into ............... next week.
Wrong!
The plural noun "negotiations" completes the common phrase "enter into negotiations."
6After the fire, the building had changed beyond ............... .
Wrong!
The fixed phrase is "recognition" in "beyond recognition."
7The data must not be shared without prior ............... from the client.
Wrong!
The noun "authorisation" fits after "prior" and means official permission.
8Their ............... to respond promptly caused unnecessary delays.
Wrong!
The noun "failure" completes the phrase "failure to respond."
9The proposal cannot proceed without board ............... .
Wrong!
The noun "approval" is the correct form in the compound noun phrase "board approval."
10Several jobs were lost following the ............... of funding.
Wrong!
The noun "withdrawal" is needed before "of funding."
11The rapid ............... of the company created new challenges.
Wrong!
The noun "expansion" is modified by the adjective "rapid."
12The factory operates in full ............... with safety regulations.
Wrong!
The fixed phrase is "compliance" in "in full compliance with."
Done.
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Answers

  1. The successful implementation of the new policy took several months.
  2. Upon arrival, all visitors must report to reception.
  3. Despite his refusal to cooperate, the project continued.
  4. All applications are subject to assessment by the committee.
  5. The two sides agreed to enter into negotiations next week.
  6. After the fire, the building had changed beyond recognition .
  7. The data must not be shared without prior authorisation from the client.
  8. Their failure to respond promptly caused unnecessary delays.
  9. The proposal cannot proceed without board approval .
  10. Several jobs were lost following the withdrawal of funding.
  11. The rapid expansion of the company created new challenges.
  12. The factory operates in full compliance with safety regulations.
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