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Mixed Grammar: Question Tags, Have Trouble Doing and Whose Exercise

May 21, 2016 A2pdf

Complete the following sentences.

Progress 0 of 10 answered
1Maria is a nice girl, ...............?
Wrong!
A positive statement usually takes a negative question tag, so "isn't she" is correct.
2What year did you ............... university?
Wrong!
We use "graduate from" before the name or type of school or university.
3Do you enjoy ...............?
Wrong!
The verb "enjoy" is followed by a gerund, so "skating" is correct.
4We didn't have any trouble ............... the house.
Wrong!
After "have trouble", we use a gerund, so "finding" is correct.
5I ............... him yesterday.
Wrong!
With the finished time expression "yesterday", the simple past "met" is correct.
6If you have questions, don't hesitate ...............
Wrong!
The verb pattern is "hesitate to do something", so "to ask" is correct.
7They are always ready to go to ............... help.
Select 2 answers.
Wrong!
For reciprocal possession, both "one another's" and "each other's" are correct.
8This is the woman ............... husband was killed by the bandits.
Wrong!
We use the possessive relative pronoun "whose" before a noun.
9I could have married her if I ............... to.
Wrong!
In a third conditional, the if-clause uses the past perfect, so "had wanted" is correct.
10Yesterday, I ............... to go out with Peter.
Wrong!
The past time word "Yesterday" requires the past passive form "was allowed".

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  1. Maria is a nice girl, isn’t she?
  2. What year did you graduate from university?
  3. Do you enjoy skating?
  4. We didn’t have any trouble finding the house.
  5. I met him yesterday.
  6. If you have questions, don’t hesitate to ask.
  7. They are always ready to go to one another’s / each other’s help.
  8. This is the woman whose husband was killed by the bandits.
  9. I could have married her if I had wanted to.
  10. Yesterday, I was allowed to go out with Peter.

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