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Grammar And Vocabulary Exercise

November 14, 2020 - A2pdf

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1Which of the following is a synonym of "read"?
Wrong!
The verb "peruse" means to read something carefully.
2Which word means the original inhabitants of a place?
Wrong!
The word "aborigines" means the original inhabitants of a place.
3I do not want to argue ............... you.
Wrong!
The verb "argue" is followed by "with" when we name the person involved.
4I ............... him in October.
Wrong!
The time expression "in October" refers to a finished past time, so "met" is correct.
5When I reached their home, they ............... .
Wrong!
Use "had already left" for the action that happened before another past action.
6You ............... consult a doctor.
Wrong!
The correct expression for strong advice is "had better".
7I am not late, ...............?
Wrong!
After the negative statement "I am not late," the correct question tag is "am I".
8Choose the correct passive form of "She has written a story."
Wrong!
The present perfect passive form is "A story has been written by her."
9It is no use ............... with her.
Wrong!
After "It is no use," we use the -ing form "arguing".
10You can take ............... of these roads to reach the station.
Wrong!
Use "either" to mean one of two possible roads.
11It has been a long time ............... I met him.
Wrong!
Use "since" to connect a period up to now with the time it began.
12The firemen ............... the fire in two hours.
Wrong!
The phrasal verb "put out" means extinguish a fire.
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  1. Which of the following is a synonym of “read”? — peruse
  2. Which word means the original inhabitants of a place? — aborigines
  3. I do not want to argue with you.
  4. I met him in October.
  5. When I reached their home, they had already left .
  6. You had better consult a doctor.
  7. I am not late, am I?
  8. Choose the correct passive form of “She has written a story.” — A story has been written by her.
  9. It is no use arguing with her.
  10. You can take either of these roads to reach the station.
  11. It has been a long time since I met him.
  12. The firemen put out the fire in two hours.
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