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Intermediate Grammar Exercise

August 7, 2017 - B1pdf

This grammar exercise is aimed at intermediate level students. It tests your understanding of grammar structures and sentence patterns.

Progress 0 of 12 answered
1They ............... the Emperor’s body away on a stretcher.
Wrong!
Bear means carry. Bore is the past tense of bear.
2Thousands of children ............... blind every year.
Wrong!
3I want to get married but ............... I have to find a job.
Select 2 answers.
Wrong!
Either before that or first can be used here.
4I will phone before I ...............
Wrong!
In clauses with before, we use a present tense if the meaning is future.
5Where are the ............... mangoes?
Wrong!
When other is used with a noun, it does not have a plural form.
6He looked at me ............... strange.
Wrong!
Real is possible here in an informal style. This is common in American English.
7I wasn’t ............... to enter the house.
Wrong!
Let is not usually used in the passive voice.
8My dog understands everything – he is ............... human.
Wrong!
Almost can mean ‘similar to, but not exactly the same’.
9I met Sally in Germany ...............
Wrong!
We use ‘ago’ with a past tense and a time expression to count back from the present.
10The dog was barking ...............
Wrong!
The article ‘the’ is usually left out in expressions like all day, all night, all week, all summer etc.
11I would have been in real trouble ............... your help.
Wrong!
The expression ‘but for’ can mean ‘if something had not happened / existed.
12My daughter is not interested in anything but ...............
Wrong!
After ‘interested in’ you need a noun or an ing form.
Done.
Score: 0/12

Answers

  1. They bore the Emperor’s body away on a stretcher.
  2. Thousands of children are born blind every year.
  3. I want to get married but before that/first I have to find a job.
  4. I will phone before I arrive
  5. Where are the other mangoes?
  6. He looked at me Either could be used here strange.
  7. I wasn’t allowed to enter the house.
  8. My dog understands everything – he is almost human.
  9. I met Sally in Germany three years ago
  10. The dog was barking all night
  11. I would have been in real trouble but for your help.
  12. My daughter is not interested in anything but reading
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