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Mixed Grammar: Can’t Help Doing, Let, Enable and Enough Exercise

June 20, 2022 A2pdf

Fill in the blanks with an appropriate word or phrase.

Progress 0 of 12 answered
1We have planted ............... lilies in the garden.
Wrong!
Use "some" in an affirmative plural sentence.
2............... there water on the moon?
Wrong!
Use "Is" with singular or uncountable nouns after there.
3............... me your pen.
Wrong!
Use "Lend" when someone gives something to another person temporarily.
4Cinema is different from theatre in ............... ways.
Wrong!
Use "many" with plural countable nouns such as ways.
5I don’t ............... like strawberries.
Wrong!
Use "much" as an adverb in this negative sentence.
6She is selfish, but somehow I can’t help ............... her.
Wrong!
After can’t help, use the -ing form "liking".
7Suddenly I realized that I ............... something burning.
Wrong!
Use "could smell" to report a past ability or perception after realized.
8Let him ...............
Wrong!
After let, use the base verb "speak" without to.
9Then she ............... something unexpected.
Wrong!
Use "did" with something to talk about an unspecified action.
10I really ............... when I visited Venice.
Wrong!
Use the reflexive phrase "enjoyed myself" when enjoy has no other object.
11Is the water ............... for you?
Wrong!
The correct order is adjective plus enough: "warm enough".
12The new machine will ............... us to do more.
Wrong!
Use the verb "enable" before an object and a to-infinitive.

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  1. We have planted some lilies in the garden.
  2. Is there water on the moon?
  3. Lend me your pen.
  4. Cinema is different from theatre in many ways.
  5. I don’t much like strawberries.
  6. She is selfish, but somehow I can’t help liking her.
  7. Suddenly I realized that I could smell something burning.
  8. Let him speak.
  9. Then she did something unexpected.
  10. I really enjoyed myself when I visited Venice.
  11. Is the water warm enough for you?
  12. The new machine will enable us to do more.

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