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Mixed Grammar: Was Made To, Anxious For and Each Guest Has Exercise

June 20, 2021 A2pdf

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Progress 0 of 12 answered
1We had an invitation, ............... we could not gain admittance anyhow.
Wrong!
The contrast between having an invitation and not being admitted is shown by "but".
2As he ............... older, he started forgetting things.
Wrong!
The past-time change is expressed with "got".
3I ............... anything I have ever done.
Wrong!
A life experience up to now is expressed with "have never regretted".
4I was made ...............
Wrong!
After passive "was made," the infinitive is "to apologize".
5Climbing mountains ............... good for health.
Wrong!
The gerund phrase "Climbing mountains" is singular, so the correct verb is "is".
6Sam, as well as his friends, ............... at the party.
Wrong!
With "as well as," the verb agrees with "Sam," so the correct answer is "was".
7Sam, along with his wife and children, ............... in that apartment.
Wrong!
With "along with," the verb agrees with "Sam," so the correct answer is "lives".
8Do you know who ...............?
Wrong!
An indirect question uses statement word order: "she is".
9Hardly ............... out when it started raining again.
Wrong!
After initial "Hardly," use inversion with the past perfect: "had I stepped".
10I am anxious ............... his safety.
Select 2 answers.
Wrong!
Both "for" and "about" can follow "anxious" when it means worried.
11Each guest ............... arrived.
Wrong!
The singular subject "Each guest" takes "has" in the present perfect.
12Every student ............... to hand in their work before Friday.
Wrong!
The singular subject "Every student" takes "has".

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  1. We had an invitation, but we could not gain admittance anyhow.
  2. As he got older, he started forgetting things.
  3. I have never regretted anything I have ever done.
  4. I was made to apologize.
  5. Climbing mountains is good for health.
  6. Sam, as well as his friends, was at the party.
  7. Sam, along with his wife and children, lives in that apartment.
  8. Do you know who she is?
  9. Hardly had I stepped out when it started raining again.
  10. I am anxious for / about his safety.
  11. Each guest has arrived.
  12. Every student has to hand in their work before Friday.

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