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Mixed Grammar: Though, As If, All Of and Another Exercise

June 8, 2018 A2pdf

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Progress 0 of 12 answered
1I met her in Ireland ...............
Wrong!
We use "six months ago" with the past simple to count back from now.
2The two sisters are very much ...............
Wrong!
After a linking verb, "alike" means similar to each other.
3Have you been here ...............?
Wrong!
We use "before" with the present perfect to mean at any time before now.
4............... the people were singing and dancing.
Select 2 answers.
Wrong!
"All" and "All of" can both come before "the people" here.
5I would quite like to go out, ............... it is a bit late.
Select 2 answers.
Wrong!
"Although" and "though" can both introduce a clause showing contrast.
6"Lovely day." "Yes. Bit warm, ..............."
Wrong!
At the end of this short reply, only "though" is natural.
7It is important that she ............... told.
Select 2 answers.
Wrong!
After "It is important that", "be" and "should be" are both correct here.
8She looks ............... she is going to cry.
Select 2 answers.
Wrong!
"Like" and "as if" can both introduce the clause after "looks" here.
9Those candies were wonderful. Could I have ............... one?
Wrong!
Use "another" before a singular countable noun to mean one more.
10Those peas were delicious. Could I have ...............?
Wrong!
Use "some more" to ask for an additional amount of plural food.
11I didn’t like ............... the movies.
Wrong!
Use "any of" before a noun phrase with a determiner such as "the".
12Prices keep ...............
Wrong!
"Rising" means going up or becoming higher.

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  1. I met her in Ireland six months ago.
  2. The two sisters are very much alike.
  3. Have you been here before?
  4. All / All of the people were singing and dancing.
  5. I would quite like to go out, although / though it is a bit late.
  6. “Lovely day.” “Yes. Bit warm, though.”
  7. It is important that she be / should be told.
  8. She looks like / as if she is going to cry.
  9. Those candies were wonderful. Could I have another one?
  10. Those peas were delicious. Could I have some more?
  11. I didn’t like any of the movies.
  12. Prices keep rising.

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