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Gap Fills | Grammar Exercise

December 13, 2022 - pdf

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Progress 0 of 12 answered
1. Do you mind if I .................................. my friend?
Wrong!
Use the first form of the verb after do you mind.
2. Would you mind if I ................................ the weekend with my friends?
Wrong!
Use the second form of the verb after would you mind.
3. I .................................. do it if I were you.
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.
4. You can take ................................ bus to the station.
Wrong!
Any means it doesn't matter which.
5. I felt marvelous after ................................ for 12 hours.
Wrong!
Use an ing form after a preposition.
6. Don't eat the ................................. loaf.
Wrong!
Use whole after the. Use all before the.
7. There was hardly ................................... in the library.
Wrong!
Hardly anyone is similar to no one.
8. We hardly .................................... throw a party.
Wrong!
9. The man ............................... wallet was stolen filed a complaint.
Wrong!
10. He ................................. ever visits his native place.
Wrong!
Hardly ever means the same as almost never.
11. He has never offered me .................................. help.
Wrong!
12. Nothing happened, ..................................?
Wrong!
Done.
Score: 0/12

Answers

  1. Do you mind if I invite my friend?
  2. Would you mind if I spent the weekend with my friends?
  3. I wouldn’t do it if I were you.
  4. You can take any. bus to the station.
  5. I felt marvelous after sleeping for hours.
  6. Don’t eat the whole loaf.
  7. There was hardly anyone in the library.
  8. We hardly ever throw a party.
  9. The man whose wallet was stolen filed a complaint.
  10. He hardly ever visits his native place.
  11. He has never offered me any help.
  12. Nothing happened, did it?
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