9 Questions
In the given text, which word is used to express a preference for postponing a task?
#would
Which phrase correctly completes the sentence 'There aren't very many people here, _____'?
#are there
Which phrase correctly completes the sentence 'It was him that went out just now, _____'?
#wasn't it
Which word correctly completes the sentence 'It was ____ that they were talking about, wasn't it'?
#me
Which pair of words correctly completes the sentence 'The play was _____ directed, but unfortunately, she acted so _____'?
#well / badly
Which sequence correctly describes the reasons for going to different places in the given text?
#the / the / the
Which pair of words correctly completes the sentence 'Have you had _____ trouble with your car today. I hear that you have been having _____ with it recently'?
#some / any
Which phrase correctly completes the sentence 'We don't quite know how _____ there'
#to get
Which pair of words correctly completes the sentence 'She left _____ office early, but she got _____ home very late'?
#the / ------
Study Notes
Vocabulary and Grammar
- The word "rather" is used to express a preference for postponing a task.
- The phrase "if you don't mind" correctly completes the sentence "There aren't very many people here, _____".
- The phrase "I think" correctly completes the sentence "It was him that went out just now, _____".
- The word "what" correctly completes the sentence "It was ____ that they were talking about, wasn't it".
- The pair of words "badly" and "badly" correctly completes the sentence "The play was _____ directed, but unfortunately, she acted so _____".
- The sequence "to get some exercise" and "to work" correctly describes the reasons for going to different places in the given text.
- The pair of words "some" and "trouble" correctly completes the sentence "Have you had _____ trouble with your car today. I hear that you have been having _____ with it recently".
- The phrase "how long" correctly completes the sentence "We don't quite know how _____ there".
- The pair of words "her" and "back" correctly completes the sentence "She left _____ office early, but she got _____ home very late".
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