General Grammar Exercise -- 3
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Fill in the blanks.
1. I would have been in bad trouble if she ………………….. me.
didn't help
hadn't helped
wouldn't help
2. Would you mind getting ……………… my foot?
from
of
off
3. You can take anything you …………………..
find
will find
would find
4. I knew she ………………….. arrive before long.
will
would
Either could be used here
5. ……………………. she drove, she could not catch them.
Please select 2 correct answers
Fast though
Fast as
Though fast
6. The picnic was ……………………..
fun
funny
7.Only after her death …………………….. able to understand her.
I was
was I
8. Hardly …………………… arrived when trouble started.
I had
had I
Either could be used here
9. ‘I don’t like salmon.’ ‘……………….. do I.’
So
Neither
Either
10. As soon as they heard the gun shot, the birds …………………… away.
flew
flowed
flown
11. Those who know the answer should …………………… their hand.
rise
raise
12. That is the last message he ……………………… from me.
Please select 2 correct answers
gets
will get
get
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🟢Answers🟢
1. I would have been in bad trouble if she hadn’t helped me.
2. Would you mind getting off my foot?
3. You can take anything you find.
4. I knew she would arrive before long.
5. Fast though/as she drove, she could not catch them.
6. The picnic was fun.
7.Only after her death was I able to understand her.
8. Hardly had I arrived when trouble started.
9. ‘I don’t like salmon.’ ‘Neither do I.’
10. As soon as they heard the gun shot, the birds flew away.
11. Those who know the answer should raise their hand.
12. That is the last message he gets / will get from me.
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Fill in the blanks.
1. I would have been in bad trouble if she ………………….. me.
didn't help
hadn't helped
wouldn't help
2. Would you mind getting ……………… my foot?
from
of
off
3. You can take anything you …………………..
find
will find
would find
4. I knew she ………………….. arrive before long.
will
would
Either could be used here
5. ……………………. she drove, she could not catch them.
Please select 2 correct answers
Fast though
Fast as
Though fast
6. The picnic was ……………………..
fun
funny
7.Only after her death …………………….. able to understand her.
I was
was I
8. Hardly …………………… arrived when trouble started.
I had
had I
Either could be used here
9. ‘I don’t like salmon.’ ‘……………….. do I.’
So
Neither
Either
10. As soon as they heard the gun shot, the birds …………………… away.
flew
flowed
flown
11. Those who know the answer should …………………… their hand.
rise
raise
12. That is the last message he ……………………… from me.
Please select 2 correct answers
gets
will get
get
==================
🟢Answers🟢
1. I would have been in bad trouble if she hadn’t helped me.
2. Would you mind getting off my foot?
3. You can take anything you find.
4. I knew she would arrive before long.
5. Fast though/as she drove, she could not catch them.
6. The picnic was fun.
7.Only after her death was I able to understand her.
8. Hardly had I arrived when trouble started.
9. ‘I don’t like salmon.’ ‘Neither do I.’
10. As soon as they heard the gun shot, the birds flew away.
11. Those who know the answer should raise their hand.
12. That is the last message he gets / will get from me.
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SV RAMANUJ
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Adverbs Exercise -- 2
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Fill in the blanks with an adverb.
1. Snake bites can be ………………………….
deadly
dead
fatally
2. Tension ran ....................................
high
highly
3. They treat their servants ....................................
bad
badly
4. I am ..................................... sure that he is involved in this.
dead
deadly
5. It was a ……………………….. amusing program.
high
highly
6. The stone hit him ................................... on the nose.
right
rightly
7. I .......................................... assumed that she wouldn’t come.
right
rightly
8. They left ………………………….. after lunch.
right
rightly
9. 'Can I borrow your car?' '...........................................'
Sure
Surely
10. The students performed really ……………………………
good
well
11. Shailesh is always …………………….. for work.
late
lately
12. I have watched a lot of interesting movies ..........................................
late
lately
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🟢Answers🟢
1. Snake bites can be deadly.
2. Tension ran high.
3. They treat their servants badly.
4. I am dead sure that he is involved in this.
5. It was a highly amusing program.
6. The stone hit him right on the nose.
7. I rightly assumed that she wouldn’t come.
8. They left right after lunch.
9. ‘Can I borrow your car?’ ‘Sure.’
10. The students performed really well.
11. Shailesh is always late for work.
12. I have watched a lot of interesting movies lately.
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Fill in the blanks with an adverb.
1. Snake bites can be ………………………….
deadly
dead
fatally
2. Tension ran ....................................
high
highly
3. They treat their servants ....................................
bad
badly
4. I am ..................................... sure that he is involved in this.
dead
deadly
5. It was a ……………………….. amusing program.
high
highly
6. The stone hit him ................................... on the nose.
right
rightly
7. I .......................................... assumed that she wouldn’t come.
right
rightly
8. They left ………………………….. after lunch.
right
rightly
9. 'Can I borrow your car?' '...........................................'
Sure
Surely
10. The students performed really ……………………………
good
well
11. Shailesh is always …………………….. for work.
late
lately
12. I have watched a lot of interesting movies ..........................................
late
lately
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🟢Answers🟢
1. Snake bites can be deadly.
2. Tension ran high.
3. They treat their servants badly.
4. I am dead sure that he is involved in this.
5. It was a highly amusing program.
6. The stone hit him right on the nose.
7. I rightly assumed that she wouldn’t come.
8. They left right after lunch.
9. ‘Can I borrow your car?’ ‘Sure.’
10. The students performed really well.
11. Shailesh is always late for work.
12. I have watched a lot of interesting movies lately.
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Expression of Time_Adverbs_ Exercise -- 1
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1. The servant has …………… left the house.
already
yet
still
2. A lot of lives have ……………………. been lost due to Covid-19.
just
yet
already
3. Have you ………………….. visited England?
yet
still
ever
4. Why don’t you wear a coat ………………….. in winter?
still
even
yet
5. Shailesh is …………………. late for work.
ever
never
yet
6. We have not ……………………. heard from them.
still
already
yet
7. Sonal is …………………. asleep.
still
yet
even
8. I have been thinking for hours, but I …………………….. can’t decide.
still
yet
already
9. Have you ………………….. finished?
already
yet
still
10. Have you called the supervisor, ……………………?
yet
already
still
11. The oranges aren’t ripe …………………..
already
yet
still
12. The guests have ………………….. arrived.
already
still
yet
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🟢Answers🟢
1. The servant has already left the house.
2. A lot of lives have already been lost due to Covid-19.
3. Have you ever visited England?
4. Why don’t you wear a coat even in winter?
5. Shailesh is never late for work.
6. We have not yet heard from them.
7. Sonal is still asleep.
8. I have been thinking for hours, but I still can’t decide.
9. Have you already finished?
10. Have you called the supervisor, yet?
11. The oranges aren’t ripe yet.
12. The guests have already arrived.
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1. The servant has …………… left the house.
already
yet
still
2. A lot of lives have ……………………. been lost due to Covid-19.
just
yet
already
3. Have you ………………….. visited England?
yet
still
ever
4. Why don’t you wear a coat ………………….. in winter?
still
even
yet
5. Shailesh is …………………. late for work.
ever
never
yet
6. We have not ……………………. heard from them.
still
already
yet
7. Sonal is …………………. asleep.
still
yet
even
8. I have been thinking for hours, but I …………………….. can’t decide.
still
yet
already
9. Have you ………………….. finished?
already
yet
still
10. Have you called the supervisor, ……………………?
yet
already
still
11. The oranges aren’t ripe …………………..
already
yet
still
12. The guests have ………………….. arrived.
already
still
yet
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🟢Answers🟢
1. The servant has already left the house.
2. A lot of lives have already been lost due to Covid-19.
3. Have you ever visited England?
4. Why don’t you wear a coat even in winter?
5. Shailesh is never late for work.
6. We have not yet heard from them.
7. Sonal is still asleep.
8. I have been thinking for hours, but I still can’t decide.
9. Have you already finished?
10. Have you called the supervisor, yet?
11. The oranges aren’t ripe yet.
12. The guests have already arrived.
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More about noun clauses – part 2 -- 110
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👉🏻 A noun clause can be used in apposition to a noun or a pronoun. Study the following sentences.
🔹Your statement that you didn’t take the money can’t be believed.
🔹His belief that someday he would succeed cheered him through his failures.
🔹The news that he is alive made us happy.
🔹The belief that the soul is immortal is almost universal.
👉🏻 Noun clause as the complement of a verb of incomplete predication
In each of the following sentences the noun clause is used as the complement of a verb of incomplete predication.
🔹My belief is that he will come.
🔹It seems that he will top the list of successful candidates.
👉🏻 How to construct a sentence having a noun clause?
Making a sentence having a noun clause is very easy. One way is to begin a sentence like this:
🔹He said that…
👉🏻 Whatever clause you put after ‘that’ will automatically become a noun clause.
🔹He said that he would come.
🔹He said that he would wait.
🔹He said that he was not interested in the offer.
👉🏻 Instead of ‘said’ , you can use any of the following verbs:
🔷Know, believe, think, realize, feel, hope, understand, wish, see, notice, find, discover, note, hear, listen, tell, ask, request, explain, suggest, reply etc.
🔹She suggested that I should consult a doctor.
🔹I realized that I had made a mistake.
🔹I believe that the soul is immortal.
🔹I discovered that the boy was missing.
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SV RAMANUJ
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👉🏻 A noun clause can be used in apposition to a noun or a pronoun. Study the following sentences.
🔹Your statement that you didn’t take the money can’t be believed.
🔹His belief that someday he would succeed cheered him through his failures.
🔹The news that he is alive made us happy.
🔹The belief that the soul is immortal is almost universal.
👉🏻 Noun clause as the complement of a verb of incomplete predication
In each of the following sentences the noun clause is used as the complement of a verb of incomplete predication.
🔹My belief is that he will come.
🔹It seems that he will top the list of successful candidates.
👉🏻 How to construct a sentence having a noun clause?
Making a sentence having a noun clause is very easy. One way is to begin a sentence like this:
🔹He said that…
👉🏻 Whatever clause you put after ‘that’ will automatically become a noun clause.
🔹He said that he would come.
🔹He said that he would wait.
🔹He said that he was not interested in the offer.
👉🏻 Instead of ‘said’ , you can use any of the following verbs:
🔷Know, believe, think, realize, feel, hope, understand, wish, see, notice, find, discover, note, hear, listen, tell, ask, request, explain, suggest, reply etc.
🔹She suggested that I should consult a doctor.
🔹I realized that I had made a mistake.
🔹I believe that the soul is immortal.
🔹I discovered that the boy was missing.
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