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Gap Filling Grammar Exercise for ESL Students

June 1, 2025 - A2pdf

Fill in the blanks.

Progress 0 of 12 answered
1I want to know why you ............... absent yesterday.
Wrong!
2If he had asked more politely, I ...............
Wrong!
3It was kind ............... you to give food and clothes to the beggar.
Wrong!
4She wouldn't have failed if she ............... hard enough.
Wrong!
5He is looking forward to ............... the holidays with his family.
Wrong!
6He is too lazy ...............
Wrong!
7If I ............... the King, I would make you my queen.
Wrong!
8She is very fond ............... gardening.
Wrong!
9She is very proud ............... her achievements.
Wrong!
10He enjoys ............... with children.
Wrong!
11She accused me ............... her carrots.
Wrong!
12He is afraid ............... rejected.
Wrong!
Done.
Score: 0/12

Answers

  1. I want to know why you were absent yesterday.
  2. If he had asked more politely, I would have obliged
  3. It was kind of you to give food and clothes to the beggar.
  4. She wouldn’t have failed if she had worked hard enough.
  5. He is looking forward to spending the holidays with his family.
  6. He is too lazy to work
  7. If I were the King, I would make you my queen.
  8. She is very fond of gardening.
  9. She is very proud of her achievements.
  10. He enjoys playing with children.
  11. She accused me of stealing her carrots.
  12. He is afraid of being rejected.
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