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Intermediate Level Grammar Exercise

April 7, 2021 B1pdf

Fill in the blanks.

Progress 0 of 12 answered
1When I reached the station, the train ...............
Wrong!
Use the past perfect "had gone" for an action completed before another past action.
2Do you know why ............... angry with me?
Wrong!
In an indirect question, use normal statement word order: "she is".
3I couldn’t help ............... when I saw his funny hairstyle.
Wrong!
After "couldn't help", use the gerund "laughing".
4By the end of this week, he ............... his work.
Wrong!
Use the future perfect "will have finished" for something completed before a future time.
5As the population grows, the demand for resources ...............
Wrong!
With a singular subject, the simple present form is "increases".
6She won’t finish it ............... tomorrow.
Select 2 answers.
Wrong!
Both "till" and "until" can introduce the time when the action will happen.
7The two girls quarrel with ............... whenever they meet.
Select 2 answers.
Wrong!
For a reciprocal relationship, "one another" and "each other" are both acceptable.
8It is no use ............... with her.
Wrong!
After "It is no use", use the gerund "arguing".
9............... marries you should be loyal to you.
Wrong!
Use "Whoever" as the subject of the clause.
10............... we went, we found the people friendly.
Wrong!
Use "Wherever" to mean "in every place that" or "no matter where".
11............... cold it is, he always goes swimming.
Wrong!
Use "However" before an adjective to mean "no matter how".
12Bring me the book ............... is on the table.
Select 2 answers.
Wrong!
In this defining relative clause, "which" and "that" can both refer to the book.

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  1. When I reached the station, the train had gone.
  2. Do you know why she is angry with me?
  3. I couldn’t help laughing when I saw his funny hairstyle.
  4. By the end of this week, he will have finished his work.
  5. As the population grows, the demand for resources increases.
  6. She won’t finish it till / until tomorrow.
  7. The two girls quarrel with one another / each other whenever they meet.
  8. It is no use arguing with her.
  9. Whoever marries you should be loyal to you.
  10. Wherever we went, we found the people friendly.
  11. However cold it is, he always goes swimming.
  12. Bring me the book which / that is on the table.

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