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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!
After "be used to", use a noun or an -ing form, so "living" is correct.
2It took me quite some time to ............... used to living in a big city.
Wrong!
After "It took me quite some time to", use the base form "get".
3I ............... very hard last month.
Wrong!
For a finished action at a specific past time, use the simple past "worked".
4A minibus can hold ............... fifteen people.
Wrong!
For a maximum number or limit, use "up to".
5Can you repair my camera if I leave it ............... Friday?
Wrong!
To mean that the camera stays there up to that day, use "until".
6Can I stay with you ............... Monday?
Wrong!
For a stay that continues to a future time, use "until".
7You have to leave ............... Tuesday midday at the latest.
Wrong!
For a deadline meaning at or before a time, use "by".
8The nearest restaurant is about half a kilometer ............... the road.
Select 2 answers.
Wrong!
With a road, "up" and "down" can both mean along it.
9One cannot help ............... his courage.
Select 2 answers.
Wrong!
After "cannot help", "but admire" and "admiring" are both correct here.
10............... I become a billionaire, I will always lead a simple life.
Wrong!
For an imagined future condition, use "Even if".
11The man ............... she married was an old friend of mine.
Select 2 answers.
Wrong!
For a person as the object of a relative clause, "that" and "whom" are both correct.
12I have been working ............... morning, and I am getting tired.
Wrong!
With the present perfect continuous and a starting point, use "since".
Done.
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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 up / down the road.
  9. One cannot help but admire / admiring his courage.
  10. Even if I become a billionaire, I will always lead a simple life.
  11. The man that / whom she married was an old friend of mine.
  12. I have been working since morning, and I am getting tired.
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