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Intermediate Level Grammar Exercise

August 24, 2017 - B1pdf

Fill in the blanks with an appropriate word or phrase. This grammar exercise is aimed at intermediate level learners.

Progress 0 of 12 answered
1I am not used to ............... alone.
Wrong!
Be used to can be followed by nouns or ing forms. It cannot be followed by infinitives.
2It took me quite some time to ............... living in a big city.
Wrong!
3I ............... very hard last month.
Wrong!
We do not use ‘used to’ to simply say what happened at a past time. That idea is expressed using the simple past.
4A minibus can hold ............... fifteen people.
Wrong!
We use until to talk about time. To talk about quantity and distance, we use up to.
5Can you repair my camera if I leave it ............... Friday?
Wrong!
We use until to talk about a situation that will continue up to a certain moment. By is used to say that an action will happen at or before a future moment.
6Can I stay with you ............... Monday?
Wrong!
We use until to talk about a situation that will continue up to a certain moment. By is used to say that an action will happen at or before a future moment. Up to is used to indicate distance and quantity.
7You have to leave ............... Tuesday midday at the latest.
Wrong!
By is used to say that an action will happen at or before a future moment.
8The nearest restaurant is about half a kilometer ............... the road.
Wrong!
In this case both up and down can be used to mean ‘along’ with no difference of meaning.
9One cannot help ............... his courage.
Wrong!
'Cannot help but + infinitive' can be used with the meaning of ‘can’t help…ing’
10............... I become a billionaire, I will always lead a simple life.
Wrong!
Even if refers to the future. Even though refers to the past. Even cannot be used as a conjunction.
11The man ............... she married was an old friend of mine.
Wrong!
12I have been working ............... morning and I am getting tired.
Wrong!
Since is normal with perfect and perfect continuous tenses.
Done.
Score: 0/12

Answers

  1. I am not used to living alone.
  2. It took me quite some time to get used to living in a big city.
  3. I worked very hard last month.
  4. A minibus can hold up to fifteen people.
  5. Can you repair my camera if I leave it until Friday?
  6. Can I stay with you until Monday?
  7. You have to leave by Tuesday midday at the latest.
  8. The nearest restaurant is about half a kilometer Either could be used here the road.
  9. One cannot help Either could be used here his courage.
  10. Even if I become a billionaire, I will always lead a simple life.
  11. The man Either could be used here she married was an old friend of mine.
  12. I have been working since morning and I am getting tired.
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