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General Grammar Exercise

October 18, 2022 - A2pdf

Fill in the blanks.

Progress 0 of 5 answered
1He has read almost ............... book in the college library.
Wrong!
Use "every" with a singular noun when you mean all members of a group considered together.
2He is suffering from a ............... cold.
Wrong!
The natural collocation is "bad" in "a bad cold".
3This breed is superior ............... that one.
Wrong!
The adjective "superior" is followed by "to" when making a comparison.
4I ............... in Bangalore.
Wrong!
Use "live" for a usual or permanent situation in the simple present.
5She performed very well, ...............?
Wrong!
After an affirmative simple past statement, use the negative question tag "didn't she".
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  1. He has read almost every book in the college library.
  2. He is suffering from a bad cold.
  3. This breed is superior to that one.
  4. I live in Bangalore.
  5. She performed very well, didn’t she?
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