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WorksheetsI. ADVERTISEMENTS – Bài tập điền từ (Grade 12)
Total questions: 126
Worksheet time: 1hrs 3mins
Read the flyer below and choose A, B, C, or D to fill in each blank so that it is complete and meaningful. DISCOVER WHAT MAKES THE SCOTS TRULY UNIQUE! Scotland is known not only for its landscapes and castles, but also for the character of its people. Throughout history, the Scottish people have shown remarkable (1) .......... in facing challenges – from harsh weather to historical conflict. The Scots are widely (2) .......... as warm, hardworking, and loyal. These values shine through in every Highland festival and Burns Night supper. Their (3) .......... for storytelling and tradition adds to the country's rich cultural fabric. From misty lochs to dramatic mountains, the (4) .......... beauty of the land has shaped Scottish life and pride. Visitors often leave with lasting impressions of generosity and humour. (5) .........., many return year after year, bringing friends to experience it for themselves. Scottish character is something admired, remembered, and recognized (6) .......... the globe. Fill in the blank (1).
concern
generosity
resilience
hospitality
Read the flyer below and choose A, B, C, or D to fill in each blank so that it is complete and meaningful. DISCOVER WHAT MAKES THE SCOTS TRULY UNIQUE! Scotland is known not only for its landscapes and castles, but also for the character of its people. Throughout history, the Scottish people have shown remarkable (1) .......... in facing challenges – from harsh weather to historical conflict. The Scots are widely (2) .......... as warm, hardworking, and loyal. These values shine through in every Highland festival and Burns Night supper. Their (3) .......... for storytelling and tradition adds to the country's rich cultural fabric. From misty lochs to dramatic mountains, the (4) .......... beauty of the land has shaped Scottish life and pride. Visitors often leave with lasting impressions of generosity and humour. (5) .........., many return year after year, bringing friends to experience it for themselves. Scottish character is something admired, remembered, and recognized (6) .......... the globe. Fill in the blank (2).
believed
seen
called
regarded
Read the flyer below and choose A, B, C, or D to fill in each blank so that it is complete and meaningful. DISCOVER WHAT MAKES THE SCOTS TRULY UNIQUE! Scotland is known not only for its landscapes and castles, but also for the character of its people. Throughout history, the Scottish people have shown remarkable (1) .......... in facing challenges – from harsh weather to historical conflict. The Scots are widely (2) .......... as warm, hardworking, and loyal. These values shine through in every Highland festival and Burns Night supper. Their (3) .......... for storytelling and tradition adds to the country's rich cultural fabric. From misty lochs to dramatic mountains, the (4) .......... beauty of the land has shaped Scottish life and pride. Visitors often leave with lasting impressions of generosity and humour. (5) .........., many return year after year, bringing friends to experience it for themselves. Scottish character is something admired, remembered, and recognized (6) .......... the globe. Fill in the blank (3).
respect
love
attention
plan
Read the flyer below and choose A, B, C, or D to fill in each blank so that it is complete and meaningful. DISCOVER WHAT MAKES THE SCOTS TRULY UNIQUE! Scotland is known not only for its landscapes and castles, but also for the character of its people. Throughout history, the Scottish people have shown remarkable (1) .......... in facing challenges – from harsh weather to historical conflict. The Scots are widely (2) .......... as warm, hardworking, and loyal. These values shine through in every Highland festival and Burns Night supper. Their (3) .......... for storytelling and tradition adds to the country's rich cultural fabric. From misty lochs to dramatic mountains, the (4) .......... beauty of the land has shaped Scottish life and pride. Visitors often leave with lasting impressions of generosity and humour. (5) .........., many return year after year, bringing friends to experience it for themselves. Scottish character is something admired, remembered, and recognized (6) .......... the globe. Fill in the blank (4).
local
foreign
natural
urban
Read the flyer below and choose A, B, C, or D to fill in each blank so that it is complete and meaningful. DISCOVER WHAT MAKES THE SCOTS TRULY UNIQUE! Scotland is known not only for its landscapes and castles, but also for the character of its people. Throughout history, the Scottish people have shown remarkable (1) .......... in facing challenges – from harsh weather to historical conflict. The Scots are widely (2) .......... as warm, hardworking, and loyal. These values shine through in every Highland festival and Burns Night supper. Their (3) .......... for storytelling and tradition adds to the country's rich cultural fabric. From misty lochs to dramatic mountains, the (4) .......... beauty of the land has shaped Scottish life and pride. Visitors often leave with lasting impressions of generosity and humour. (5) .........., many return year after year, bringing friends to experience it for themselves. Scottish character is something admired, remembered, and recognized (6) .......... the globe. Fill in the blank (5).
Therefore
However
Nevertheless
Instead
Read the flyer below and choose A, B, C, or D to fill in each blank so that it is complete and meaningful. DISCOVER WHAT MAKES THE SCOTS TRULY UNIQUE! Scotland is known not only for its landscapes and castles, but also for the character of its people. Throughout history, the Scottish people have shown remarkable (1) .......... in facing challenges – from harsh weather to historical conflict. The Scots are widely (2) .......... as warm, hardworking, and loyal. These values shine through in every Highland festival and Burns Night supper. Their (3) .......... for storytelling and tradition adds to the country's rich cultural fabric. From misty lochs to dramatic mountains, the (4) .......... beauty of the land has shaped Scottish life and pride. Visitors often leave with lasting impressions of generosity and humour. (5) .........., many return year after year, bringing friends to experience it for themselves. Scottish character is something admired, remembered, and recognized (6) .......... the globe. Fill in the blank (6).
in
across
on
through
Read the following book introduction and choose A, B, C, or D to fill in each blank. Little House on the Prairie is a story about Laura, a young girl growing up with her family in the American Midwest (1) .......... the 1800s. As she gets older, she learns how to (2) .......... with dangers like bad weather, illness, and wild animals. She also helps her parents with everyday (3) .......... and learns to get along with her sisters. The book gives a clear picture of (4) .......... family life was like in the past, showing how people lived simply and worked hard. Laura (5) .......... her childhood and shares many exciting and (6) .......... memories. It’s a great book for learning about growing up, staying strong through hard times, and appreciating the love of family. Fill in the blank (1).
by
at
in
for
Read the following book introduction and choose A, B, C, or D to fill in each blank. Little House on the Prairie is a story about Laura, a young girl growing up with her family in the American Midwest (1) .......... the 1800s. As she gets older, she learns how to (2) .......... with dangers like bad weather, illness, and wild animals. She also helps her parents with everyday (3) .......... and learns to get along with her sisters. The book gives a clear picture of (4) .......... family life was like in the past, showing how people lived simply and worked hard. Laura (5) .......... her childhood and shares many exciting and (6) .......... memories. It’s a great book for learning about growing up, staying strong through hard times, and appreciating the love of family. Fill in the blank (2).
solve
deal
face
encounter
Read the following book introduction and choose A, B, C, or D to fill in each blank. Little House on the Prairie is a story about Laura, a young girl growing up with her family in the American Midwest (1) .......... the 1800s. As she gets older, she learns how to (2) .......... with dangers like bad weather, illness, and wild animals. She also helps her parents with everyday (3) .......... and learns to get along with her sisters. The book gives a clear picture of (4) .......... family life was like in the past, showing how people lived simply and worked hard. Laura (5) .......... her childhood and shares many exciting and (6) .......... memories. It’s a great book for learning about growing up, staying strong through hard times, and appreciating the love of family. Fill in the blank (3).
routines
chores
works
errands
Read the following book introduction and choose A, B, C, or D to fill in each blank. Little House on the Prairie is a story about Laura, a young girl growing up with her family in the American Midwest (1) .......... the 1800s. As she gets older, she learns how to (2) .......... with dangers like bad weather, illness, and wild animals. She also helps her parents with everyday (3) .......... and learns to get along with her sisters. The book gives a clear picture of (4) .......... family life was like in the past, showing how people lived simply and worked hard. Laura (5) .......... her childhood and shares many exciting and (6) .......... memories. It’s a great book for learning about growing up, staying strong through hard times, and appreciating the love of family. Fill in the blank (4).
how
which
whether
what
Read the following book introduction and choose A, B, C, or D to fill in each blank. Little House on the Prairie is a story about Laura, a young girl growing up with her family in the American Midwest (1) .......... the 1800s. As she gets older, she learns how to (2) .......... with dangers like bad weather, illness, and wild animals. She also helps her parents with everyday (3) .......... and learns to get along with her sisters. The book gives a clear picture of (4) .......... family life was like in the past, showing how people lived simply and worked hard. Laura (5) .......... her childhood and shares many exciting and (6) .......... memories. It’s a great book for learning about growing up, staying strong through hard times, and appreciating the love of family. Fill in the blank (5).
reminds of
recollects about
reflect in on
looks back on
Read the following book introduction and choose A, B, C, or D to fill in each blank. Little House on the Prairie is a story about Laura, a young girl growing up with her family in the American Midwest (1) .......... the 1800s. As she gets older, she learns how to (2) .......... with dangers like bad weather, illness, and wild animals. She also helps her parents with everyday (3) .......... and learns to get along with her sisters. The book gives a clear picture of (4) .......... family life was like in the past, showing how people lived simply and worked hard. Laura (5) .......... her childhood and shares many exciting and (6) .......... memories. It’s a great book for learning about growing up, staying strong through hard times, and appreciating the love of family. Fill in the blank (6).
forgetful
sensitive
touching
unfolded
Read the following book advertisement and choose A, B, C, or D to fill in each blank. Is your teenage son ignoring books and (1) .......... to his screen? Rebellious teens often push back, but you can still (2) .......... their interest in reading. Our guide, Connect Through Books, shows you how to bond with your teen and build trust. Learn how to talk to him without sounding bossy, pick books that (3) .......... his interests, and gently nudge him toward reading. Help him open up, feel understood, and turn reading (4) .......... a shared activity. Don’t argue – connect. Make reading something you enjoy together. With (5) .......... tips and real-life examples, this guide will help you win your teen’s respect and create meaningful conversations. Start today and make it a habit that brings you (6) .......... Get your copy now – make friends with your teen through books! Fill in the blank (1).
glued
tied
fixed
attached
Read the following book advertisement and choose A, B, C, or D to fill in each blank. Is your teenage son ignoring books and (1) .......... to his screen? Rebellious teens often push back, but you can still (2) .......... their interest in reading. Our guide, Connect Through Books, shows you how to bond with your teen and build trust. Learn how to talk to him without sounding bossy, pick books that (3) .......... his interests, and gently nudge him toward reading. Help him open up, feel understood, and turn reading (4) .......... a shared activity. Don’t argue – connect. Make reading something you enjoy together. With (5) .......... tips and real-life examples, this guide will help you win your teen’s respect and create meaningful conversations. Start today and make it a habit that brings you (6) .......... Get your copy now – make friends with your teen through books!
fire
spark
provoke
produce
Read the following book advertisement and choose A, B, C, or D to fill in each blank. Is your teenage son ignoring books and (1) .......... to his screen? Rebellious teens often push back, but you can still (2) .......... their interest in reading. Our guide, Connect Through Books, shows you how to bond with your teen and build trust. Learn how to talk to him without sounding bossy, pick books that (3) .......... his interests, and gently nudge him toward reading. Help him open up, feel understood, and turn reading (4) .......... a shared activity. Don’t argue – connect. Make reading something you enjoy together. With (5) .......... tips and real-life examples, this guide will help you win your teen’s respect and create meaningful conversations. Start today and make it a habit that brings you (6) .......... Get your copy now – make friends with your teen through books!
match
fit
suit
blend
Read the following book advertisement and choose A, B, C, or D to fill in each blank. Is your teenage son ignoring books and (1) .......... to his screen? Rebellious teens often push back, but you can still (2) .......... their interest in reading. Our guide, Connect Through Books, shows you how to bond with your teen and build trust. Learn how to talk to him without sounding bossy, pick books that (3) .......... his interests, and gently nudge him toward reading. Help him open up, feel understood, and turn reading (4) .......... a shared activity. Don’t argue – connect. Make reading something you enjoy together. With (5) .......... tips and real-life examples, this guide will help you win your teen’s respect and create meaningful conversations. Start today and make it a habit that brings you (6) .......... Get your copy now – make friends with your teen through books!
into
to
on
off
Read the following book advertisement and choose A, B, C, or D to fill in each blank. Is your teenage son ignoring books and (1) .......... to his screen? Rebellious teens often push back, but you can still (2) .......... their interest in reading. Our guide, Connect Through Books, shows you how to bond with your teen and build trust. Learn how to talk to him without sounding bossy, pick books that (3) .......... his interests, and gently nudge him toward reading. Help him open up, feel understood, and turn reading (4) .......... a shared activity. Don’t argue – connect. Make reading something you enjoy together. With (5) .......... tips and real-life examples, this guide will help you win your teen’s respect and create meaningful conversations. Start today and make it a habit that brings you (6) .......... Get your copy now – make friends with your teen through books!
practise
practically
practicality
practical
Read the following book advertisement and choose A, B, C, or D to fill in each blank. Is your teenage son ignoring books and (1) .......... to his screen? Rebellious teens often push back, but you can still (2) .......... their interest in reading. Our guide, Connect Through Books, shows you how to bond with your teen and build trust. Learn how to talk to him without sounding bossy, pick books that (3) .......... his interests, and gently nudge him toward reading. Help him open up, feel understood, and turn reading (4) .......... a shared activity. Don’t argue – connect. Make reading something you enjoy together. With (5) .......... tips and real-life examples, this guide will help you win your teen’s respect and create meaningful conversations. Start today and make it a habit that brings you (6) .......... Get your copy now – make friends with your teen through books!
close
closely
closer
closest
The following paragraph talks about the hobby of collecting “art toys”. Choose option A, B, C, or D to fill in the blank (1) in the most appropriate way. Collecting art toys is an exciting and creative hobby. These special toys are designed by artists and (1) ……… many shapes, colors, and styles. Some look cute and playful, while others have a bold and modern design. One of the best parts of collecting is the thrill of the hunt. Many art toys (2) ……… in limited editions, so they sell (3) ……… quickly. Finding a(n) (4) ……… piece can feel like a big achievement. Some collectors focus (5) ……… famous designers, while others like to mix and match different styles. Some people even buy blind boxes, (6) ……… the toy inside is a surprise!
come out
come in
come off
come back
Based on the same passage about “art toys” above, choose option A, B, C, or D to fill in the blank (2).
were made
are made
make
made
Based on the same passage about “art toys” above, choose option A, B, C, or D to fill in the blank (3).
out
up
off
away
Based on the same passage about “art toys” above, choose option A, B, C, or D to fill in the blank (4).
scarce
infrequent
rare
single
Based on the same passage about “art toys” above, choose option A, B, C, or D to fill in the blank (5).
in
at
on
with
Based on the same passage about “art toys” above, choose option A, B, C, or D to fill in the blank (6).
which
that
whose
where
Read the following review about Green Leaf Café and choose option A, B, C, or D to fill in the blank (1). Review of Green Leaf Café – A Vegetarian Restaurant in Ho Chi Minh City If you love vegetarian food, Green Leaf Café is a great place to visit in Ho Chi Minh City. This cozy restaurant is (1) ……… in District 1, close to the city center. It has a warm and friendly atmosphere, with wooden tables, soft lighting, and lots of green plants. The staff are kind and always happy (2) ………. The menu at Green Leaf Café is full of delicious vegetarian dishes. One of (3) ……… meals is the tofu and vegetable stir-fry, which is fresh and full of flavor. The mushroom pho is also a favorite, with a rich and (4) ……… broth. For something special, try the grilled eggplant with garlic sauce – it is soft, smoky, and delicious. They also serve fresh juices and smoothies, which are perfect (5) ……… a hot day. This restaurant is a great choice for vegetarians, vegans, and anyone who wants to eat healthy food. If you are in Ho Chi Minh City, don’t (6) ……… it!
lain
set
founded
located
Based on the review of Green Leaf Café above, choose option A, B, C, or D to fill in the blank (2).
help
helping
to help
to be helped
Based on the review of Green Leaf Café above, choose option A, B, C, or D to fill in the blank (3).
popular
less popular
more popular
the most popular
Based on the review of Green Leaf Café above, choose option A, B, C, or D to fill in the blank (4).
tasteful
tasty
tasteless
taste
Based on the review of Green Leaf Café above, choose option A, B, C, or D to fill in the blank (5).
in
at
on
by
Based on the review of Green Leaf Café above, choose option A, B, C, or D to fill in the blank (6).
lose
forget
miss
pass
Choose the correct answer A, B, C, or D to complete the sentence: She sipped the whisky and …………
grimaced
grinned
winked
pointed
Choose the correct answer A, B, C, or D to complete the sentence: He walked out of the pool, ………… widely.
pouting
annoying
grinning
crying
Choose the correct answer A, B, C, or D to complete the sentence: The baby ………… again, and the process continued until she fell asleep.
slept
smiled
fell
yawned
Choose the correct answer A, B, C, or D to complete the sentence: Your facial expressions can help to emphasize parts of your speech: try smiling, scowling, or ………… your eyebrows.
raising
coughing
sneezing
sniffing
Choose the correct answer A, B, C, or D to complete the sentence: He simply ………… his head and made some neutral comments.
gasped
nodded
pointed
grinned
Choose the correct answer A, B, C, or D to complete the sentence: Her full lips ………… slightly.
bored
pouted
coughed
cried
Choose the correct answer A, B, C, or D to complete the sentence: The nurses came out to ………… Grandad goodbye.
wave
yawn
sneeze
sniff
Choose the correct answer A, B, C, or D to complete the sentence: He swore, but she just ………… at him and smiled.
sniffed
winked
sighed
slurped
Choose the correct answer A, B, C, or D to complete the sentence: A few students ………… nervously in the chairs, sweating out an exercise in maths.
annoyed
pouted
fidgeted
bored
Choose the correct answer A, B, C, or D to complete the sentence: Our new head teacher ………… very young. She can’t be more than 30 years old.
feels
looks
finds
seems
Choose the correct answer A, B, C, or D to complete the sentence: You ………… your eyebrows to show surprise and astonishment as well as uncertainty and confusion.
open
raise
wink
grin
Choose the correct answer A, B, C, or D to complete the sentence: When you ………… your head, it’s a sign of agreement.
shake
raise
nod
shrug
Choose the correct answer A, B, C, or D to complete the sentence: You ………… or grin to show your happiness.
smile
bite
pout
point
Choose the correct answer A, B, C, or D to complete the sentence: You ………… your lips to show disapproval.
bite
touch
nod
purse
Choose the correct answer A, B, C, or D to complete the sentence: When you ………… at a person or an item, you show that you do not respect or approve of them.
grimace
laugh
sneer
look
Choose the correct answer A, B, C, or D to complete the sentence: You ………… your teeth or jaws to show your anger or fury.
point
clench
pout
clean
Choose the correct answer A, B, C, or D to complete the sentence: You ………… at a person to show that you are annoyed or worried.
look
smile
frown
point
Choose the correct answer A, B, C, or D to complete the sentence: ………… the chest forward can express confidence, power or even aggression, while hiding the chest will convey low self-esteem and even fear.
Bringing
Pulling
Lowering
Shrinking
The doctor rushed in, ……… with irritation because the patient didn't follow her instruction
coughing
tutting
sneezing
yawning
In many Arab countries, you do not need to be on time for meetings or social events – punctuality is not considered …………
excellent
important
wonderful
marvelous
………… particularly popular among students and young people.
backpacking
caravan
campsite
cruise
………… is a place where everyone, especially young people who are traveling, can stay very cheaply for a short time.
hotel
beach house
youth hostel
houseboat
The view from my bedroom window is completely ……………
breathtaking
crowded
dingy
informative
There are very few new buildings, so the village is mostly still ……………
remote
lively
unspoilt
noisy
Ho Chi Minh City is a city ………… and full of attraction.
ancient
remote
crowded
vibrant
At the border gate, you will be asked about ………… and how long you plan to stay.
destination
car
hotel
hostel
That experience was really terrible, but it gave me a sense of confidence ……………
tired
embarrassed
great
sad
They …………… serious issues when two members of the exploration team were injured.
encountered
met
arrived
reached
Her reaction to the child's bad behavior was too …………… unnecessarily.
differentiated
harsh
lenient
comfortable
There is a …………… 30% discount on all electrical items.
iron
discount
clothes
wool
After cleaning, the area needs to be dried very carefully with absorbent paper or ……………
toilet paper
wool
nylon
plastic
The company …………… produces more than 200 sewing machines each month.
makes
takes
works
produces
We have to use public transport to ……………
get around
get up
get across
get along
The discovery of penicillin is a …………… in the history of medicine.
need
point
landmark
event
I will …………… early to avoid traffic jams.
take in
set off
go on
pull up
The airplane …………… in Hong Kong on the way to the United States.
breaks out
stops over
goes on
pull up
The book has some very …………… descriptions of life during wartime.
old-fashioned
realistic
modern
comfortable
There are not enough classrooms and staff are forced to work in conditions ……………
distant
comfortable
overloaded, cramped
dirty
Spelling in English often causes …………… for learners. (confuse)
confusion
to confuse
confuse (verb)
to be confused
You often treat me with …………… and make me feel unwelcome. (indifferent)
indifference
in an indifferent manner
indifferent (adjective)
discrimination
For …………… of hers, she has regained all the weight she lost. (shameful)
shame
shameless
shameful
to shame
The …………… of the average American regarding geography is shocking. (ignore)
lack of knowledge
is ignoring
is being ignored
ignoration
I'm more tired because of the …………… than because of work. (bore)
boredom
boring (adjective)
to bore (verb)
boredness
He still hasn't overcome the …………… due to losing his job. (shocked)
shock
causing shock
being shocked
shock maker
He raised his eyebrows, but not because of the …………… for her. (approval)
approval
worthy of approval
disapproval
not approving (adjective)
The fear of unemployment can be the source of …………… profound for everyone. (anxious)
anxiety
anxiousness
anxieties
anxious (adjective)
Exercise can help reduce …………… in the lower back. (painful)
pain
painfulness
pains
being painful
Complete the sentence with the correct form of the word in brackets: Much to his ……………………, he found that there were no toilets for the disabled. (disgusting)
disgust
disgusting
disgusted
disgustingly
Complete the sentence with the correct form of the word in parentheses: We praised the town for its beauty and the …………………… of local people. (friendly)
friendliness
friendship
friendlily
friendly
Complete the sentence with the correct form of the word in brackets: To his ………………… he discovered they hadn’t waited and had left without him. (annoy)
annoy
annoyance
annoying
annoyed
Complete the sentence with the correct form of the word in parentheses: Baba was always telling us about their …………………….. (mischievous)
mischievousness
mischief
mischievously
mischieving
Fill in the correct form of the verb in parentheses: It was a funny situation, but nobody …………………… (laugh)
laughed
laughing
laughs
laugh
Complete the sentence with the correct form of the word in parentheses: He got into an …………………… with Jeff in the pub last night. (argue)
arguer
argument
arguing
argumentation
Complete the sentence with the correct form of the word in parentheses: Computers should be made readily …………………… to teachers and students. (inaccessible)
accessible
inaccessibly
accessibility
inaccessible
Complete the sentence with the correct form of the word in parentheses: The …………………… newsletter is published once every two months. (inform)
information
informative
informed
informing
Complete the fixed phrase with the correct form of the word in parentheses: An emergency fund was set up in …………………… to the famine. (act)
action
reaction
activity
activation
Complete the sentence with the correct form of the word in parentheses: I …………………… him, even though his story sounded unlikely. (disbelief)
believed
disbelieved
was disbelief of
had disbelief for
Complete the sentence with the correct form of the word in brackets: You need to be …………………… about the amount you can do in a day. (reality)
real
really
realistic
realism
Complete the sentence with the correct form of the word in parentheses: She enjoyed a …………………… breakfast and had time to read the newspaper. (leisure)
leisure
leisureliness
leisurely
leisured
Complete the sentence with the appropriate adverb from the root word in parentheses: The detective watched him ……………………., waiting for a reply. (closeness)
close
closer
closely
closest
Complete the sentence with the correct form of the word in parentheses: The local people were very kind and …………………… (inhospitable)
hospitable
inhospitable
hospitality
hospital
Complete the sentence with the correct form of the word in parentheses: There have been questions about his …………………… to lead the company. (qualified)
qualification
qualifications
qualifiedness
quality
Complete the sentence with the correct form of the word in parentheses: Jack and Kim …………………… their twentieth wedding anniversary last month. (celebration)
celebrate
celebrating
celebrated
were celebration
Complete the sentence with the correct form of the word in brackets: The view from the top floor is absolutely …………………… (spectacularly)
spectacle
spectacular
spectacularly
spectacularity
Complete the sentence with the correct form of the word in parentheses: The new …………………… took more than three years to develop before being put on the market. (produce)
produce
producer
product
production
Complete the sentence with the correct form of the word in parentheses: She has a big …………………… apartment overlooking Central Park. (comfort)
comfort
comfortably
comfortable
comforting
Complete the sentence with the correct form of the word in parentheses: Companies may intensify ……………………, improve productivity or reduce output - all of which tend to reduce employment. (produce)
produce
producing
production
productivity
Complete the sentence with the correct adverb from the root word in parentheses: Congress is …………………… concerned about unemployment. (deep)
deep
deeply
in depth
depth
Choose the correct passive sentence to complete: They paid him a lot of money to do the job. He …
was paid a lot of money to do the job
paid a lot of money to do the job
has been paying a lot of money to do the job
was being paid a lot of money for doing the job
Choose the correct passive sentence to complete: Nothing can change my mind. My mind …
cannot change
cannot be changed
will not be changing
is not to be changed by nothing
Choose the correct passive sentence to complete: They sent me a present last week. I …
was sent a present last week
have sent a present last week
am sent a present last week
was being sent a present every week
Choose the correct passive voice sentence to complete: She gave us more information. We …
were given more information
was given more information
had given more information
are giving more information
Choose the correct passive sentence to complete: They can’t make tea with cold water. Tea …
can’t be made with cold water
isn’t made with cold water yesterday
can’t make with cold water
mustn’t be making with cold water
Choose the correct passive sentence to complete: Somebody has taken some of my books away. Some of my books …
have been taken away
has been taken away
were taken away yesterday
are taking away
Select the correct passive voice sentence to complete: They will hold the meeting before May Day. The meeting …
will be held before May Day
is held before May Day
has been held before May Day
was being held before May Day
Choose the correct passive voice sentence to complete: People spend a lot of money on advertising every day. A lot of money … on advertising every day.
is spent
are spent
was spent
has been spent
Choose the correct passive sentence to complete: They have provided the victims with food and clothing. The victims …
have been provided with food and clothing
were providing with food and clothing
are provided food and clothing by giving
had been provided food clothing
Select the correct passive voice sentence to complete: People speak English in almost every corner of the world. English …
is spoken in almost every corner of the world
was spoken in almost every corner of the world
has spoken in almost every corner of the world
is speaking in almost every corner of the world
Select the correct passive voice sentence to complete: You mustn’t use this machine after 5:30 p.m. This machine … after 5:30 p.m.
mustn’t be used
can’t be using
doesn’t have used
mustn’t use
Convert the following sentence to passive voice: People must follow the traffic rules.
The traffic rules must be followed.
The traffic rules are followed.
The traffic rules have to follow.
The traffic rules were followed.
Convert the following sentence to passive voice: Nobody invited Kha to the party last week.
Kha wasn’t invited to the party last week.
Kha hasn’t been invited to the party last week.
Kha wasn’t being invited to the party last week.
Kha hadn’t been invited to the party last week.
Convert the following sentence to passive voice: They haven’t used this room for a long time.
This room hasn’t been used for a long time.
This room isn’t used for a long time.
This room hasn’t used for a long time.
This room wasn’t used for a long time.
Convert the following sentence to passive voice: You must clean the wall before you paint it.
The wall must be cleaned before it is painted.
The wall is cleaned before you paint it.
The wall has to clean before it paints.
The wall must clean before painting.
Convert the following sentence to passive voice: The manager always welcomes new employees.
New employees are always welcomed by the manager.
New employees always are welcomed by the manager.
New employees were always welcomed by the manager.
New employees have always been welcome by the manager.
Convert the following sentence to passive voice: You can hear the music in all sections of the stadium.
The music can be heard in all sections of the stadium.
The music could be heard in all sections of the stadium.
The music is heard in all sections of the stadium.
The music can hear in all sections of the stadium.
Convert the following sentence to passive voice: Thomas Edison invented the phonograph in 1877.
The phonograph was invented by Thomas Edison in 1877.
The phonograph is invented by Thomas Edison in 1877.
The phonograph has been invented by Thomas Edison in 1877.
The phonograph invented by Thomas Edison in 1877.
Convert the following sentence to passive voice: The shop assistant handed these boxes to the customer.
These boxes were handed to the customer by the shop assistant.
These boxes are handed to the customer by the shop assistant.
These boxes have been handed to the customer by the shop assistant.
These boxes were being handed to the customer by the shop assistant.
Convert the following sentence to passive voice: My father waters these flowers every day.
These flowers are watered by my father every day.
These flowers were watered by my father every day.
These flowers have watered by my father every day.
These flowers are being watered by my father every day.
Rewrite the sentence with inversion according to the prompt at the beginning of the sentence: She had hardly begun to speak before people started interrupting her. (Hardly …)
Hardly had she begun to speak when people started interrupting her.
Hardly she had begun to speak when people started interrupting her.
Hardly had she begun to speak than people started interrupting her.
Hardly did she begin to speak when people started interrupting her.
Rewrite the sentence with inversion: We stepped outside the front door, and it began to rain. (No sooner …)
No sooner had we stepped outside the front door than it began to rain.
No sooner we had stepped outside the front door than it began to rain.
No sooner had we stepped outside the front door when it began to rain.
No sooner did we step outside the front door when it began to rain.
Rewrite the sentence with inversion: Just as she got off the train she stumbled and fell down. (Scarcely …)
Scarcely had she got off the train when she stumbled and fell down.
Scarcely she had got off the train when she stumbled and fell down.
Scarcely had she got off the train than she stumbled and fell down.
Scarcely did she get off the train than she stumbled and fell down.
Rewrite the sentence with inversion: After his escape the criminal can’t be seen anywhere in the country. (Nowhere …)
Nowhere in the country can the criminal be seen after his escape.
Nowhere the criminal can be seen in the country after his escape.
Nowhere in the country the criminal can be seen after his escape.
Nowhere can be seen the criminal in the country after his escape.
Rewrite the sentence with inversion: The bus driver cannot be blamed for the accident in any way. (In no way …)
In no way can the bus driver be blamed for the accident.
In no way the bus driver can be blamed for the accident.
In no way could be blamed the bus driver for the accident.
In no way can blame the bus driver for the accident.
Rewrite the sentence with inversion: She didn’t realize what happened to her then. (Little …)
Little did she realize what had happened to her then.
Little she realized what had happened to her then.
Little had she realized what happened to her then.
Little did she realize what has happened to her then.
Rewrite the sentence with inversion: I have seldom experienced such kindness. (Seldom …)
Seldom have I experienced such kindness.
Seldom I have experienced such kindness.
Seldom did I experience such kindness.
Seldom have I been experiencing such kindness.
Rewrite the sentence with inversion: I have never been to such a grand event. (Never …)
Never have I been to such a grand event.
Never I have been to such a grand event.
Never had I been to such a grand event.
Never was I to such a grand event.
