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Gap Filling ESL Grammar Exercise

October 1, 2024 - A2pdf

Fill in the blanks.

Progress 0 of 12 answered
1I used to ............... hard when I was younger.
Wrong!
We use the infinitive (v1) after used to.
2He is used to ............... up late.
Wrong!
We use an ing form after be used to.
3Would you mind ............... coming late?
Wrong!
4She is junior ............... me.
Wrong!
Senior and junior are followed by to.
5I prefer casuals ............... formals.
Wrong!
You prefer x to y. To is the preposition we use in this structure.
6He is ............... talented than his brother.
Wrong!
The comparative form of talented is more talented.
7This is the ............... of the two options.
Wrong!
The comparative form is used to compare two people or things.
8She is elder ............... me.
Wrong!
We use elder to or older than.
9This is the ............... that I can do for you.
Wrong!
10............... country was mourning the demise of their beloved leader.
Wrong!
11............... should not look down upon .............................
Wrong!
The rich means all rich people. This expression cannot be used without the.
12Hardly had I stepped out ............... it started raining.
Select 2 answers.
Wrong!
Done.
Score: 0/12

Answers

  1. I used to work hard when I was younger.
  2. He is used to staying up late.
  3. Would you mind my coming late?
  4. She is junior to me.
  5. I prefer casuals to formals.
  6. He is more talented than his brother.
  7. This is the better of the two options.
  8. She is elder to me.
  9. This is the least that I can do for you.
  10. The whole country was mourning the demise of their beloved leader.
  11. The rich, the poor should not look down upon ………………………..
  12. Hardly had I stepped out before/when it started raining.
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