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Gap Filling Grammar Exercise

November 26, 2023 - A2pdf

Fill in the blanks.

Progress 0 of 12 answered
1The sick boy looked ...............
Wrong!
Pale means feeble or weak; pail means bucket.
2The cat licked ............... tail.
Wrong!
Its is a possessive word like his or her.
3............... raining.
Wrong!
It's means it is or it has.
4The lecture was quite ...............
Wrong!
5I have so ............... to do.
Wrong!
Work is uncountable; use much with uncountable nouns.
6They 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.
9It was a ............... experience.
Wrong!
10I was ............... to hear the news.
Wrong!
11The snake ............... the frog.
Wrong!
Caught is the past simple of catched.
12He ............... 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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