Grammar & Sentence Structure Flashcards
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Choose the correct form: ___ the weather was bad, they decided to go out.
Answer: Although
'Although' introduces a subordinate clause with a subject and verb, unlike 'despite'.
Select the correct sentence: The news ___ very surprising.
Answer: is
'News' is always treated as singular in English and takes a singular verb.
Which sentence uses the gerund correctly as a subject?
Answer: Swimming is relaxing.
A gerund (verb + -ing) can function as the subject of a sentence.
Fill in the blank: She asked me ___ I had finished the report.
Answer: if
'If' introduces an indirect yes/no question in reported speech.
Choose the correct sentence: He ___ to work when it started raining.
Answer: was walking
Past continuous 'was walking' describes an action in progress interrupted by another past event.
Which option correctly completes: I haven't eaten anything ___ breakfast.
Answer: since
'Since' indicates the starting point of an action that continues to the present.
Select the correct sentence using 'too' and 'enough': The box is ___ heavy for me to lift.
Answer: too
'Too' before an adjective means 'more than necessary or possible', fitting the meaning here.
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