Pronunciation & Grammar Exercises

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Which word has a different underlined part pronunciation?

  • heritage
  • teenager (correct)
  • villager
  • advantage

Which word has a different stress pattern?

  • area
  • species
  • limestone
  • surprise (correct)

They were prevented _____ entering the building.

  • for
  • about
  • on
  • from (correct)

I _____ lots of photos in order to memorize the amazing views.

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A great many houses were knocked _____ by the earthquake.

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He can write in French very well but he needs to practice _____ it.

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New Jersey _____ a law requiring helmets for scooter riders.

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Flashcards

Prevented from

To stop someone from doing something.

Took photos

To capture or record something, often with a camera.

Knocked down

Destroyed or collapsed due to force or impact.

Used to

To have regularly done something in the past.

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Self-esteem

To be confident.

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Turning

Changing direction or position.

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Productive environment

A workplace where everyone can perform well.

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Survive in the wild

Animals that have been kept in captivity for a long time may not be able to survive in the wild.

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Denied having stolen

When someone denies having stolen something.

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Study Notes

Pronunciation - Underlined Part Differences

  • heritage: The underlined "a" is pronounced differently compared to advantage, teenager, and villager.
  • month: The underlined "o" differs in pronunciation from son, tomb, and ton.

Main Stress Position

  • species: The stress is on the first syllable, unlike limestone, area, and surprise.
  • animal: Stress placement differs compared to pagoda, company, and heritage.

Sentence Completion - Prepositions and Verb Forms

  • prevented from: "From" is the correct preposition to follow "prevented."
  • took: "Took" is the appropriate verb to use with "photos" in this context.
  • knocked down: "Down" is the correct particle to complete the phrasal verb.
  • practice speaking: "Speaking" is the proper form of the verb after "practice."
  • passed: "passed" is the correct verb to indicate the enactment of a law.

Pronunciation - Underlined Part Differences (Set 2)

  • flood: The "oo" sound differs from pool, food, and noon.
  • threat: The "ea" sound is different from spread, bread, and peak.

Main Stress Position (Set 2)

  • issue: Stress is on the first syllable, differing from essay, amount, and city.
  • mosquito: Stress is on the second syllable, unlike adventure, volcano, and temperature.

Sentence Completion (Set 2)

  • impact on: "On" is the correct preposition to follow "impact."
  • have a negative effect: "Have" correctly completes the phrase.
  • were destroyed: "Were destroyed" is the correct passive form in this context.
  • Pollutants make harm: "Make" is the word to use.
  • I have been swimming: "I have been swimming" correctly expresses an action done in the lake.

Reading Comprehension - Letter Analysis

  • Purpose: The writer expresses concerns about environmental problems.
  • Structure: The letter presents problems, suggests solutions, and includes reasons and comparisons.
  • Extinction Causes: Plastic is not listed as a direct cause of extinction in the text.
  • Writer's Attitude: The writer's attitude is serious.
  • Trudi's Response: A plan for an environmental project is not a likely response.

Pronunciation - Underlined Part Differences (Part 1)

  • healthy: The underlined letters have a different pronunciation from "easy," "pleasant" and "ready."
  • career: The underlined letters have a different pronunciation from "safety," "patience" and "savings."

Stress Position (Part 1)

  • hungry: The word stress differs than other words.
  • assignment: The word stress differs than other words.

Use of English

  • with: The correct preposition to indicate sharing a house with others.
  • have: The correct word choice for this sentence.
  • difficult getting: The best response for the question.
  • which: The best response for the question.
  • turning: The best response for the question.

Sentence Completion (Word Form)

  • IMPRESSive
  • PRESERVed
  • HISTORically
  • ADVENTUROUS
  • NORTHern

Word Formation

  • threatened
  • productively
  • imprecise
  • dependently

Sentence Transformations

  • It is by the Cat Ba Langur Conservation Project which monitored the langur population and its habitat.
  • It is during twilight hours that these animals are most active.
  • It was a wallet that Jean picked up on the way home yesterday.
  • I don't think you should eat lukewarm food so often.

Word Order

  • It was because she was unhappy with the price that she complained.

Sentence Completion

  • It was in the cave they had been trapped for 19 hours before (their) rescue.

Sentence Meaning Unchanged

  • It is the first time I have flown alone.
  • I have been writing this report for hours and it is still not right!
  • We had just got on the plane when the pilot told us to get off again.

Word Order (Set 2)

  • Even a child can tell you that answer is wrong.
  • Only after you have finished your homework can you play.

Sentence Completion (Set 2)

  • At present, those televisions are only available in Japan.

Meaning Unchanged (Set 2)

  • Having been hunted close to extinction, the rhino is once again common in this area.
  • It is useful for students to be receiving constructive feedback on their progress.
  • Tony denied having stolen his friend's pocket calculator.

Correct the sentence

  • Why don't we look at the websites for more information about the environment?
  • It is unreasonable to expect somebody to come at such short notice.

Use the given words or phrases to make a complete sentence.

  • Why don’t you put a better lock on the door?

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