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Mixed Grammar: Where, Whose, Provided That and No Sooner Exercise

May 8, 2022 A2pdf

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1............... I was cleaning the attic, I came across this old album.
Wrong!
Use "While" to show that two actions happened at the same time.
2I know a stall ............... they sell ginger tea.
Wrong!
Use "where" for a place in which something happens.
3This is the school ............... I studied.
Wrong!
Use "where" to refer to the place at which someone studied.
4Sam, ............... parents work abroad, lives with his grandmother.
Wrong!
Use "whose" to show possession in a relative clause.
5It ............... a rainy day, I didn’t go out.
Wrong!
Use "being" in this absolute construction to give the reason.
6He is ............... frail to walk without support.
Wrong!
Use "too" before an adjective followed by "to" to mean more than is possible or suitable.
7............... his poor health, he is always in high spirits.
Wrong!
Use "Despite" before a noun phrase to show contrast.
8............... arduously, we reached the top of the hill.
Wrong!
Use "Climbing" as a participle phrase to connect the action with the main clause.
9You can stay with me ............... you don’t interfere in my life.
Select 2 answers.
Wrong!
Use "as long as" or "provided that" to introduce a condition.
10............... it was a holiday, most shops were not open.
Wrong!
Use "As" to introduce the reason for the main clause.
11No sooner had Dad arrived ............... Mom followed.
Wrong!
Use "than" after "no sooner" in this inversion structure.
12He hid in the basement ............... he was afraid.
Wrong!
Use "because" to give the reason for an action.

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  1. While I was cleaning the attic, I came across this old album.
  2. I know a stall where they sell ginger tea.
  3. This is the school where I studied.
  4. Sam, whose parents work abroad, lives with his grandmother.
  5. It being a rainy day, I didn’t go out.
  6. He is too frail to walk without support.
  7. Despite his poor health, he is always in high spirits.
  8. Climbing arduously, we reached the top of the hill.
  9. You can stay with me as long as / provided that you don’t interfere in my life.
  10. As it was a holiday, most shops were not open.
  11. No sooner had Dad arrived than Mom followed.
  12. He hid in the basement because he was afraid.

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