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General grammar exercise

October 13, 2015 - A2pdf

The questions here test your knowledge of English Grammar. Choose the word or phrase that will correctly complete the sentence.

Progress 0 of 7 answered
1We bought some mangoes ............... we extracted the juice.
Wrong!
Use "from which" to show the source of the juice.
2When the storm subsided, we ............... our journey to the next village.
Wrong!
Use "continued" because the subject performs the action in the past simple.
3I managed to do ............... in the test although I was not feeling well.
Wrong!
Use "well" because an adverb is needed after "do".
4Neither Jane nor ............... have been to the opera.
Wrong!
Use "I" because it is the subject of "have been".
5He thinks that ............... two can win the doubles match.
Wrong!
Use "we" because the phrase is the subject of "can win".
6Between you and ............... I don’t trust her.
Wrong!
Use "me" after the preposition "between".
7............... by the rain, the travelers took shelter under a tree.
Wrong!
Use "Driven" because the travelers were forced by the rain to take shelter.
Done.
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Answers

  1. We bought some mangoes from which we extracted the juice.
  2. When the storm subsided, we continued our journey to the next village.
  3. I managed to do well in the test although I was not feeling well.
  4. Neither Jane nor I have been to the opera.
  5. He thinks that we two can win the doubles match.
  6. Between you and me I don’t trust her.
  7. Driven by the rain, the travelers took shelter under a tree.
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