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Gap Filling Grammar Exercise

November 26, 2023 - pdf

Fill in the blanks.

Progress 0 of 12 answered
1. The sick boy looked …………………………..
Wrong!
Pale means feeble or weak; pail means bucket.
2. The cat licked …………………………… tail.
Wrong!
Its is a possessive word like his or her.
3. ………………………. raining.
Wrong!
It's means it is or it has.
4. The lecture was quite ……………………………….
Wrong!
5. I have so ……………………………….. to do.
Wrong!
Work is uncountable; use much with uncountable nouns.
6. They are very rich, ……………………………..?
Wrong!
7. ………………………………… beautiful painting it is!
Wrong!
In exclamations, use what a before adjective + singular noun.
8. …………………………….. terrible!
Wrong!
In exclamations, use how before adjective.
9. It was a ……………………………. experience.
Wrong!
10. I was …………………………… to hear the news.
Wrong!
11. The snake ……………………………… the frog.
Wrong!
Caught is the past simple of catched.
12. He …………………………….. for his generosity.
Wrong!
Done.
Score: 0/12

Answers

  1. The sick boy looked pale.
  2. The cat licked its tail.
  3. It’s raining.
  4. The lecture was quite uninteresting.
  5. I have so much work to do.
  6. They are very rich, aren’t they?
  7. What a beautiful painting it is!
  8. How terrible!
  9. It was a terrifying experience.
  10. I was horrified to hear the news.
  11. The snake caught the frog.
  12. He is known for his generosity.
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