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Sentence completion exercise

October 18, 2016 - A2pdf

Test your understanding of basic grammar rules and patterns with this interactive exercise. Complete the following sentences using an appropriate word or phrase.

Progress 0 of 9 answered
1Does Amar enjoy ............... models from clay?
Wrong!
2While holidaying in London, Mary ............... a strong Canadian accent.
Wrong!
3............... he was, he played well.
Wrong!
4............... she was, she could not find her way.
Wrong!
5Their front door was open, ............... nobody was at home.
Wrong!
6The bell for dinner has already ...............
Wrong!
7Stella ............... wait until her birthday.
Wrong!
8There were ............... children in the class than expected.
Wrong!
9We were given ............... work today than yesterday.
Wrong!
Done.
Score: 0/9

 

Answers

  1. Does Amar enjoy making models from clay?
  2. While holidaying in London, Mary acquired a strong Canadian accent.
  3. Tired though he was, he played well.
  4. Frightened as she was, she could not find her way.
  5. Their front door was open, but nobody was at home.
  6. The bell for dinner has already rung
  7. Stella can hardly wait until her birthday.
  8. There were fewer children in the class than expected.
  9. We were given less work today than yesterday.
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