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General grammar exercise

December 3, 2014 - A2pdf

Each sentence given below contains a blank space. From the given alternatives choose the one that will correctly complete the sentence.

Progress 0 of 10 answered
1My windows look ............... the garden.
Wrong!
The correct phrasal verb for a window facing a view is "out on".
2I have prepared a rough ............... of the report.
Wrong!
A first version of a report is a "draft".
3The reward was not commensurate ............... the work we did.
Wrong!
The adjective "commensurate" is followed by "with".
4I don't care ............... the expense; I want the party to be a real success.
Wrong!
The expression is "care about" when something matters to someone.
5Vinay does not play cricket, and ............... does Yeshwant.
Wrong!
After a negative statement, use "neither" with auxiliary inversion to add another negative idea.
6I know you don't like me. I don't like you ...............
Wrong!
Use "either" at the end of a negative sentence meaning also not.
7Neither did she come, ............... .
Wrong!
The correlative structure is "nor did she write" after "Neither did she come".
8Smoking is injurious to health, ............... you smell bad.
Wrong!
After "as well as", use the gerund phrase "as well as making" here.
9On the stand there were newspapers and magazines of ............... kind.
Wrong!
Before singular "kind", the natural determiner here is "every".
10If the teacher were to walk in now, we ............... in real trouble.
Wrong!
In this hypothetical present situation, the correct result form is "would be".
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Answers

  1. My windows look out on the garden.
  2. I have prepared a rough draft of the report.
  3. The reward was not commensurate with the work we did.
  4. I don’t care about the expense; I want the party to be a real success.
  5. Vinay does not play cricket, and neither does Yeshwant.
  6. I know you don’t like me. I don’t like you either
  7. Neither did she come, nor did she write .
  8. Smoking is injurious to health, as well as making you smell bad.
  9. On the stand there were newspapers and magazines of every kind.
  10. If the teacher were to walk in now, we would be in real trouble.
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