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Sentence Completion Exercise

April 5, 2021 A2pdf

Fill in the blanks.

Progress 0 of 12 answered
1She is quite proud ............... her legacy.
Wrong!
The adjective "proud" is followed by "of" before the thing someone values.
2He was accused of ............... on the exam.
Wrong!
After "accused of", use the gerund "cheating".
3He accused me of ............... to him.
Wrong!
After "accused me of", use the gerund "lying".
4The headmaster congratulated the boy ............... his success.
Select 2 answers.
Wrong!
Both "on" and "for" can follow "congratulated the boy" in this sentence.
5Our team is very confident of ............... the match.
Wrong!
After "confident of", use the gerund "winning".
6He was acquitted ............... the charges levelled against him.
Wrong!
The verb phrase is "acquitted of" when someone is found not guilty "of" charges.
7I am ............... tired to walk.
Wrong!
The structure "too" + adjective + to-infinitive means the degree is excessive.
8............... the bell rang, the students rushed out.
Wrong!
"As soon as" means one action happened immediately after another.
9Unless he ............... smoking, his health will not improve.
Wrong!
In a real future condition with "unless", use the simple present "quits" in the condition clause.
10If I were rich, I ............... to charities.
Wrong!
In the second conditional, use "would donate" in the main clause.
11This news is too good ............... true.
Wrong!
The fixed pattern is "too" + adjective + "to be" in this sentence.
12He is too clever ............... by anyone.
Wrong!
The passive infinitive "to be cheated" means others cannot cheat him; "by anyone" shows that he receives the action.

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  1. She is quite proud of her legacy.
  2. He was accused of cheating on the exam.
  3. He accused me of lying to him.
  4. The headmaster congratulated the boy on / for his success.
  5. Our team is very confident of winning the match.
  6. He was acquitted of the charges levelled against him.
  7. I am too tired to walk.
  8. As soon as the bell rang, the students rushed out.
  9. Unless he quits smoking, his health will not improve.
  10. If I were rich, I would donate to charities.
  11. This news is too good to be true.
  12. He is too clever to be cheated by anyone.

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