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Phrasal Verbs And Vocabulary Exercise

June 14, 2025 B2pdf

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1Rome was ............... by Romulus.
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The past participle "founded" means established or started.
2............... the light, please.
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The phrasal verb "Turn on" means make a light or machine start working.
3He ............... the blue shirt.
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The past simple form of choose is "chose".
4She ............... me of my grandmother.
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The verb "reminds" is used in the pattern remind someone of someone or something.
5This house is ...............
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The phrase "to let" means available to rent.
6His grandparents are ...............
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The adjective "dead" describes a person or animal that is no longer alive.
7Several people ............... in the accident.
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The past-tense verb "died" completes the action in the sentence.
8He ............... me a visit.
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The fixed expression is "paid" someone a visit.
9I would prefer to try again ............... quit.
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After would prefer, "rather than" introduces the alternative not chosen.
10Which country ............... to?
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The question form is "does he belong" with does plus the base verb.
11............... across the field, I saw a dead snake.
Select 2 answers.
Wrong!
"Walking" and "While walking" can both introduce an action happening at the same time.
12He objected ............... there.
Wrong!
After objected, "to my sitting" uses to plus a gerund noun phrase.

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  1. Rome was founded by Romulus.
  2. Turn on the light, please.
  3. He chose the blue shirt.
  4. She reminds me of my grandmother.
  5. This house is to let.
  6. His grandparents are dead.
  7. Several people died in the accident.
  8. He paid me a visit.
  9. I would prefer to try again rather than quit.
  10. Which country does he belong to?
  11. Walking / While walking across the field, I saw a dead snake.
  12. He objected to my sitting there.

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