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Mixed Grammar: May Have, First Conditional and Causative Get Exercise

December 3, 2025 A2pdf

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1There isn't much food ...............
Wrong!
The past participle "left" means remaining after the noun.
2If she ............... so bad-tempered, I would perhaps have married her.
Wrong!
The third conditional needs "hadn't been" in the if-clause for an unreal past situation.
3A lot of time is needed to learn a language. A lot of patience is needed ...............
Wrong!
The word "too" is used at the end of an affirmative sentence to mean also.
4It cost me 200 dollars to get that computer ...............
Wrong!
The structure get something done uses the past participle "repaired".
5"She didn't say hello." "She may not ............... you."
Wrong!
After may not, "have recognized" shows a possible explanation for a past event.
6"Why hasn't he come yet?" "He may ............... the train."
Wrong!
After may, "have missed" shows a possible past event.
7I have been married to you for twenty years, but I still ............... you.
Wrong!
With still for a present situation, the correct present simple form is "don't understand".
8In those days, a man ............... for stealing a goat.
Wrong!
For a past passive possibility, use "could be hanged".
9Don't play with knives. You ............... injure yourself.
Select 2 answers.
Wrong!
In a warning, "could" and "might" express a possible bad result.
10If you sleep for an hour, you ............... feel better.
Wrong!
In a first conditional, "will" expresses the likely future result.
11If she isn't ready yet, we ............... without her.
Wrong!
In a real future condition, the result clause uses "will go".
12They invited both of us, but ............... was able to go.
Wrong!
For two people with a negative meaning, use "neither of us".

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  1. There isn’t much food left.
  2. If she hadn’t been so bad-tempered, I would perhaps have married her.
  3. A lot of time is needed to learn a language. A lot of patience is needed too.
  4. It cost me 200 dollars to get that computer repaired.
  5. “She didn’t say hello.” “She may not have recognized you.”
  6. “Why hasn’t he come yet?” “He may have missed the train.”
  7. I have been married to you for twenty years, but I still don’t understand you.
  8. In those days, a man could be hanged for stealing a goat.
  9. Don’t play with knives. You could / might injure yourself.
  10. If you sleep for an hour, you will feel better.
  11. If she isn’t ready yet, we will go without her.
  12. They invited both of us, but neither of us was able to go.

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