1My mother ............... in an insurance company.
Wrong!
Use the simple present for a regular fact, so the correct answer is "works".
2I usually wake up at 6, but today I ............... up at 7.
Wrong!
The time phrase "today" refers to a completed past event here, so the correct answer is "woke".
3Change this imperative into the passive: "Turn on the lights."
Wrong!
The passive form of an imperative can use "Let the lights be turned on."
4He works ............... .
Wrong!
The adverb "abroad" is used without a preposition.
5An ............... is a person who does not believe in God.
Wrong!
A person who does not believe in God is an "atheist".
6He has a deep love ............... his country.
Wrong!
The noun phrase is "love for" someone or something.
7The government is inquiring ............... the affairs of the company.
Wrong!
The phrasal verb is "inquiring into" when investigating something.
8She takes ............... her elder sister.
Wrong!
To resemble an older family member is to take "after" them.
9I ............... him for a long time.
Wrong!
Use the present perfect with "for a long time" when the situation continues now: "have known".
10Which expression can replace "abolished" in this sentence: "Abraham Lincoln abolished slavery"?
Wrong!
The idiom "put an end to" means abolished or stopped something.
11I always carry an umbrella ............... it rains.
Wrong!
Use "in case" to mean as a precaution against something possible.
12To give someone a piece of your mind is to ............... .
Wrong!
The idiom "give someone a piece of your mind" means to "reprimand them".
Done.
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Answers
- My mother works in an insurance company.
- I usually wake up at 6, but today I woke up at 7.
- Change this imperative into the passive: “Turn on the lights.” — Let the lights be turned on.
- He works abroad .
- An atheist is a person who does not believe in God.
- He has a deep love for his country.
- The government is inquiring into the affairs of the company.
- She takes after her elder sister.
- I have known him for a long time.
- Which expression can replace “abolished” in this sentence: “Abraham Lincoln abolished slavery”? — put an end to
- I always carry an umbrella in case it rains.
- To give someone a piece of your mind is to reprimand them .
