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Mixed Grammar: Will Be Able To, Gerunds and Question Tags Exercise

October 5, 2018 A2pdf

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1One day people ............... live on Mars.
Wrong!
Use "will be able to" for future ability.
2I am interested in ............... to swim.
Wrong!
After "interested in", use the gerund "learning".
3You don't look happy ............... me.
Wrong!
After "happy", use the infinitive "to see" in this sentence.
4That skirt is too short, ...............?
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An affirmative sentence with "is" takes the negative question tag "isn't it".
5He was ............... injured in the accident.
Wrong!
The adverb "fatally" correctly means that the injury caused death.
6I very much enjoy ...............
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After "enjoy", use the gerund "singing".
7She wouldn't have survived if they ............... her to hospital.
Wrong!
In a third conditional if-clause, use the past perfect negative "hadn't taken".
8Alice didn't pass the test. Mary didn't ...............
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Use "either" after a negative auxiliary to agree with a negative statement.
9She often comes and ............... the afternoon with us.
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The singular subject "She" needs the present simple form "spends".
10Get that cat ............... the piano.
Wrong!
Use "off" to mean away from the surface of something.
11We need as ............... volunteers as possible.
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With plural countable nouns, use "many" in "as many volunteers as possible".
12Do you know the reason ............... her unhappiness?
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Use "for" after "reason" before this noun phrase.

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  1. One day people will be able to live on Mars.
  2. I am interested in learning to swim.
  3. You don’t look happy to see me.
  4. That skirt is too short, isn’t it?
  5. He was fatally injured in the accident.
  6. I very much enjoy singing.
  7. She wouldn’t have survived if they hadn’t taken her to hospital.
  8. Alice didn’t pass the test. Mary didn’t either.
  9. She often comes and spends the afternoon with us.
  10. Get that cat off the piano.
  11. We need as many volunteers as possible.
  12. Do you know the reason for her unhappiness?

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