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General Grammar And Vocabulary Exercise

February 15, 2019 - A2pdf

Fill in the blanks.
Progress 0 of 12 answered
1There are some beautiful ............... trees in the garden.
Wrong!
Use "tall" for trees and other things that rise high from the ground.
2The prison has got very ............... walls.
Wrong!
Use "high" for walls when you mean they rise a long way above the ground.
3Which is the ............... mountain in the world?
Wrong!
Use "highest" as the normal superlative for mountains.
4That building is about 300 feet ............... .
Wrong!
Use "high" after a measurement for the height of a building.
5He is 6 feet ............... .
Wrong!
Use "tall" to describe a person's height.
6The shelves were too ............... for me to reach.
Wrong!
Use "high" for something that is far above the ground.
7You have got lovely ............... fingers.
Wrong!
Use "long" to describe the length of fingers.
8Can you help me ............... this problem?
Select 2 answers.
Wrong!
After "help", both "solve" and "to solve" are correct.
9I ............... somebody coming.
Wrong!
Use "could hear" to describe being able to hear something at that moment.
10I could see him ............... the bus.
Select 2 answers.
Wrong!
After "see him", both "get off" and "getting off" are correct.
11You ............... disturb me when I am working.
Wrong!
Use "had better not" before the base verb for negative advice or warning.
12I will pay you back when I ............... a job.
Wrong!
Use the present simple "get" after "when" to refer to the future.
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  1. There are some beautiful tall trees in the garden.
  2. The prison has got very high walls.
  3. Which is the highest mountain in the world?
  4. That building is about 300 feet high .
  5. He is 6 feet tall .
  6. The shelves were too high for me to reach.
  7. You have got lovely long fingers.
  8. Can you help me solve / to solve this problem?
  9. I could hear somebody coming.
  10. I could see him get off / getting off the bus.
  11. You had better not disturb me when I am working.
  12. I will pay you back when I get a job.
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