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Last and the last Exercise

December 8, 2015 A1pdf

Fill in the blanks with last or the last.

Progress 0 of 10 answered
1I had a discussion with him ............... week.
Wrong!
Use "last" with a time word to mean the previous week.
2I think ............... time I met him was when I was in Singapore.
Wrong!
Use "the last" before "time" when you mean the most recent occasion.
3I ............... met him in January.
Wrong!
Use "last" as an adverb to mean the most recent time something happened.
4I had a cold ............... week.
Wrong!
Use "last" with a time word to mean the previous week.
5Were you at the conference ............... week?
Wrong!
Use "last" with a time word to mean the previous week.
6We bought this house ............... year.
Wrong!
Use "last" with a time word to mean the previous year.
7We have lived here for ............... year.
Wrong!
Use "the last" after "for" to mean the period of one year up to now.
8I have been too busy for ............... three months.
Wrong!
Use "the last" after "for" to mean the period of three months up to now.
9This is ............... car I buy.
Wrong!
Use "the last" to mean the final one in a series.
10............... few days have been very wet.
Wrong!
Use "The last" with a recent period continuing up to now.

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  1. I had a discussion with him last week.
  2. I think the last time I met him was when I was in Singapore.
  3. I last met him in January.
  4. I had a cold last week.
  5. Were you at the conference last week?
  6. We bought this house last year.
  7. We have lived here for the last year.
  8. I have been too busy for the last three months.
  9. This is the last car I buy.
  10. The last few days have been very wet.
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