Final Exam Practice: Grammar, Part D.
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It isn't necessary for you to review your entire grammar book.
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You shouldn't review your entire book.
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You'd better not review your entire book.
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You can't review your entire book.
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You don't have to review your entire book.
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This is the final part of our exam practice series. Its focus is on using modals and transitional expressions.
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When I was a child, I would daydream for hours on end.
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I used to daydream a lot.
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I shouldn't have daydreamed so much.
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I would have daydreamed if i had had more time.
Correct Answer
A. I used to daydream a lot.Explanation
The given answer "I used to daydream a lot" is the correct explanation for the statement "When I was a child, I would daydream for hours on end." The phrase "used to" indicates a habitual action in the past, which aligns with the statement about daydreaming. It suggests that daydreaming was a regular occurrence during the person's childhood.Rate this question:
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He recently made a lot of money in the stock market. ______________________, he's been feeling very confident and upbeat.
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That notwithstanding,
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In addition,
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As a result,
Correct Answer
A. As a result,Explanation
As a result, he's been feeling very confident and upbeat. This phrase indicates that the person's recent success in the stock market has led to a positive change in their emotions and attitude. The phrase "as a result" suggests a cause-and-effect relationship between making a lot of money in the stock market and feeling confident and upbeat.Rate this question:
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I wish I hadn't sold my house.
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I mustn't have sold my house.
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I wasn't going to sell my house.
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I shouldn't have sold my house.
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I didn't have to sell my house.
Correct Answer
A. I shouldn't have sold my house.Explanation
The correct answer is "I shouldn't have sold my house." This is because the speaker expresses regret over selling their house, indicating that it was not a wise decision. The phrase "shouldn't have" implies that the speaker believes they made a mistake by selling the house. The other options do not convey the same sense of regret or acknowledge a wrong decision.Rate this question:
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This is your final warning! Don't talk back to me ever again!
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You don't have to talk back to me ever again.
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You might not talk back to me ever again.
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You'd better not talk back to me ever again.
Correct Answer
A. You'd better not talk back to me ever again.Explanation
The correct answer is "You'd better not talk back to me ever again." This phrase implies a warning or threat, indicating that the speaker expects the person to refrain from talking back in the future. It suggests a stronger tone compared to the other options, conveying a sense of authority and seriousness.Rate this question:
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He likes his job because the work he does is challenging. _____________________,his boss is nice and his colleagues are also his friends.
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As a result,
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Moreover,
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In contrast,
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Undoubtedly
Correct Answer
A. Moreover,Explanation
Moreover, his boss is nice and his colleagues are also his friends. This suggests that in addition to finding his work challenging, the positive relationships he has with his boss and colleagues contribute to his overall satisfaction with his job. The word "moreover" is used to indicate that this statement further supports the initial statement about why he likes his job.Rate this question:
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We weren't given permission to cut in on the speaker.
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We were supposed to interrupt the speaker.
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We weren't allowed to interrupt the speaker.
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We didn't have to interrupt the speaker.
Correct Answer
A. We weren't allowed to interrupt the speaker.Explanation
The given correct answer states that "We weren't allowed to interrupt the speaker." This means that the speaker did not give us permission to cut in or interrupt them while they were speaking. Therefore, it was not permissible for us to interrupt the speaker.Rate this question:
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My husband is serious about everything. ____________________, my brother loves to joke around and have as much fun as possible.
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In contrast,
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On the other hand,
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Nonetheless
Correct Answer
A. In contrast,Explanation
The phrase "In contrast" is the correct answer because it introduces a comparison between two contrasting individuals. The sentence states that the speaker's husband is serious about everything, implying that he is a serious and responsible person. However, the conjunction "In contrast" indicates that the speaker's brother is the opposite, as he loves to joke around and have fun. This answer effectively highlights the difference between the two individuals mentioned in the sentence.Rate this question:
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Which statement demonstrates the best use of the adverb undoubtedly?Can you explain why?
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Undoubtedly, women in Canada have a lot of freedom and many rights.
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Undoubtedly, there are more women than men in this class.
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Undoubtedly, red is a brighter colour than gray.
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A. Undoubtedly, women in Canada have a lot of freedom and many rights.Explanation
The statement "Undoubtedly, women in Canada have a lot of freedom and many rights" demonstrates the best use of the adverb undoubtedly because it emphasizes the certainty and confidence in the assertion being made. The word undoubtedly adds emphasis to the statement, indicating that there is no doubt or uncertainty about the fact that women in Canada enjoy a significant level of freedom and rights.Rate this question:
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He slept for under three hours last night. ___________________________, he feels fresh and alert this morning.
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Moreover,
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Nevertheless,
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In contrast,
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On the other hand,
Correct Answer
A. Nevertheless,Explanation
The correct answer is "Nevertheless". This word is used to introduce a contrasting statement or idea. In this case, the fact that the person only slept for under three hours last night is being contrasted with the fact that they feel fresh and alert this morning. Despite the lack of sleep, they still feel energized.Rate this question:
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I prefer reading to chatting.
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I'd rather read than chat.
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I'd rather to read than to chat.
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I rather read than chat.
Correct Answer
A. I'd rather read than chat.Explanation
The correct answer is "I'd rather read than chat." This is the correct answer because it uses the correct structure for expressing a preference. The phrase "I'd rather" is followed by the verb "read" and then "than" is used to compare it to the verb "chat". The use of "to" before both verbs in the other options is incorrect.Rate this question:
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I expect that he will soon find a good job.
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He must find a good job.
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He's supposed to find good job.
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He will definitely find a good job.
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He should find a good job.
Correct Answer
A. He should find a good job.Explanation
When we refer to future time, we can only use be supposed to when we're talking about weather predictions and scheduled events.Rate this question:
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Our grammar book has excellent explanations. _____________________________, it's more suitable for a 10-month program than it is for a 3-month course.
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In addition,
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Therefore,
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On the other hand,
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In contrast,
Correct Answer
A. On the other hand,Explanation
The phrase "On the other hand" suggests a contrasting idea or perspective. In this context, it implies that despite the excellent explanations in the grammar book, it may not be the best choice for a 3-month course. This indicates that there may be other factors to consider when selecting a book for a shorter program.Rate this question:
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