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Gap Fills Exercise

November 7, 2020 - A2pdf

Fill in the blanks.
Progress 0 of 12 answered
1She was angry ............... him for stealing her ideas.
Wrong!
Angry with/at a person for doing something.
2She was angry ............... everyone.
Wrong!
3That voice is familiar ............... me.
Wrong!
4A cock and bull story is ...............
Wrong!
5To move heaven and earth is to ...............
Wrong!
6To lead up the garden path is to ...............
Wrong!
7The juice in the cans ............... very delicious.
Wrong!
Here the subject is the singular noun juice.
8I wish I ............... a bird.
Wrong!
Were is common after I wish to talk about unrealistic situations.
9The accused behaved as if he ............... mad.
Wrong!
Was is also possible here; however, were is more common than was in an unreal comparison.
10If I were you, I ............... to that proposal.
Wrong!
In the second conditional, use a simple past tense in the if-clause and would + first form of the verb in the main clause.
11His mentor and benefactor ............... his professor.
Wrong!
12An assembly of churchgoers is a ...............
Wrong!
Done.
Score: 0/12

Answers

  1. She was angry Either could be used here him for stealing her ideas.
  2. She was angry Either could be used here everyone.
  3. That voice is familiar to me.
  4. A cock and bull story is an unbelievable story
  5. To move heaven and earth is to work hard
  6. To lead up the garden path is to cheat
  7. The juice in the cans is very delicious.
  8. I wish I were a bird.
  9. The accused behaved as if he were mad.
  10. If I were you, I would not agree to that proposal.
  11. His mentor and benefactor is his professor.
  12. An assembly of churchgoers is a convocation
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