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Mixed Grammar: Allowed To, Want Me To and Remember Doing Exercise

December 25, 2025 B1pdf

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Progress 0 of 12 answered
1She is both beautiful ............... intelligent.
Wrong!
After "both", use "and" to connect two equal adjectives.
2She was not allowed ............... to strangers.
Wrong!
After the passive form "was allowed", use the infinitive "to talk".
3If you want to get a cheap flight, you ............... early.
Select 2 answers.
Wrong!
"Should book" gives advice, and "have to book" shows necessity; both fit this sentence.
4If you enter a country on a tourist visa, you are not usually ............... to work there.
Wrong!
The passive structure is "are not usually allowed" before an infinitive.
5Don't believe all that you ...............
Wrong!
Use the present simple "hear" for a general statement.
6Do you want to go alone, or do you want ............... with you?
Wrong!
After "want", use object + infinitive, so "me to come" is correct.
7Have you got enough money, or ............... you want me to lend you some?
Wrong!
Use the auxiliary "do" to form the question "do you want".
8............... I leave the window open, or do you want me to close it?
Select 2 answers.
Wrong!
"Shall" and "Should" can both introduce a question asking for someone’s preference or advice.
9Do you ............... to use this machine, or do you want me to show you?
Wrong!
Use "know how" before an infinitive to talk about having the ability to do something.
10Did you hear ............... I said, or do you want me to repeat it?
Wrong!
Use "what" to mean the thing that someone said.
11I don't remember ............... any money from you.
Wrong!
After "remember" for a past action, use the gerund "borrowing".
12Don't forget ............... the door when you go out.
Wrong!
Use "forget to lock" when talking about something you need to do.

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  1. She is both beautiful and intelligent.
  2. She was not allowed to talk to strangers.
  3. If you want to get a cheap flight, you should book / have to book early.
  4. If you enter a country on a tourist visa, you are not usually allowed to work there.
  5. Don’t believe all that you hear.
  6. Do you want to go alone, or do you want me to come with you?
  7. Have you got enough money, or do you want me to lend you some?
  8. Shall / Should I leave the window open, or do you want me to close it?
  9. Do you know how to use this machine, or do you want me to show you?
  10. Did you hear what I said, or do you want me to repeat it?
  11. I don’t remember borrowing any money from you.
  12. Don’t forget to lock the door when you go out.

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