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Mixed Grammar: Had Better, Feel Like Doing and Enjoy Oneself Exercise

March 7, 2015 A2pdf

Complete the following sentences using an appropriate word or phrase.

Progress 0 of 10 answered
1You had better ............... a specialist.
Wrong!
After "had better", use the base verb "consult".
2You must not leave books near the open fire. They ............... easily.
Wrong!
The natural expression for starting to burn is "catch fire".
3When will the meeting ...............?
Wrong!
After "will" in a passive question, use "be held".
4Let’s ............... this weekend. It is snowing.
Wrong!
For activities after "go", use the -ing form in "go skiing".
5I have had ............... for a bit. I am going home.
Wrong!
Use "enough of Rome" to mean you do not want any more of it for now.
6He is trying to make a machine that would ............... people in wheelchairs to get up stairs.
Wrong!
The verb "enable" means make it possible for someone to do something.
7I really ............... when I went skiing last month.
Wrong!
When "enjoy" has no other object, use the reflexive form "enjoyed myself".
8I felt like ...............
Wrong!
After "feel like", use the -ing form "crying".
9By then, I ............... for hours, and I was getting tired.
Wrong!
For an action continuing before a past time, use "had been running".
10..............., he went on working.
Wrong!
The concessive structure "Tired though he was" means although he was tired.

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  1. You had better consult a specialist.
  2. You must not leave books near the open fire. They catch fire easily.
  3. When will the meeting be held?
  4. Let’s go skiing this weekend. It is snowing.
  5. I have had enough of Rome for a bit. I am going home.
  6. He is trying to make a machine that would enable people in wheelchairs to get up stairs.
  7. I really enjoyed myself when I went skiing last month.
  8. I felt like crying.
  9. By then, I had been running for hours, and I was getting tired.
  10. Tired though he was, he went on working.

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