GRAMMAR - UNITS 1-4

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Choose YES if the sentence is grammatically correct.

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GRAMMAR - UNITS 1-4Versión en línea Choose YES if the sentence is grammatically correct. por Mỹ Huỳnh 1 Have you work out the solution yet? - "work out" means "to exercise" Yes No 2 She had finished her homework before she went to bed. Yes No 3 He can't decide who to give his books to. Yes No 4 He came down with quinsy last week. - "came down with" means "have a solution". Yes No 5 The conductor’s electronic baton suddenly broke down. - "broke down" means "not working". Yes No 6 Could you tell me what to do to get on well with my new neighbours? Yes No 7 They asked what to take out the rubbish, at 5 or 6 p.m. Yes No 8 My sister wondered what to buy the best cakes. Yes No 9 If only we had a bigger house. Yes No 10 When Jack phoned me, I was writing a letter. Yes No 11 If you have a lot of free time, you shouldn't go on an extended trip to help set up homes or improve an impoverished area. Yes No 12 Unless you follow guidelines from The Ministry of Health, you may be affected by viruses. Yes No 13 Here in the library, if you finish reading a book, you can put it back on the shelf. It's necessary. Yes No 14 Why did you decide to take up skiing? - "take up" means "to start doing something" Yes No 15 The more convenient living is, the lazier we get. Yes No 16 If I were you, I will tell her I like English more than Maths. Yes No 17 I don't know how to deal with this problem. Yes No 18 I wish I can play the guitar. Yes No 19 The colder the weather is, the warmer clothes you need to wear. Yes No 20 Oops, I think we’re run out of petrol. - "run out of" means "there is none left" Yes No 21 The more vehicles on the road, the worst the traffic congestion becomes during peak hours. Yes No

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Have you work out the solution yet? - "work out" means "to exercise"

She had finished her homework before she went to bed.

He can't decide who to give his books to.

He came down with quinsy last week. - "came down with" means "have a solution".

The conductor’s electronic baton suddenly broke down. - "broke down" means "not working".

Could you tell me what to do to get on well with my new neighbours?

They asked what to take out the rubbish, at 5 or 6 p.m.

My sister wondered what to buy the best cakes.

If only we had a bigger house.

When Jack phoned me, I was writing a letter.

If you have a lot of free time, you shouldn't go on an extended trip to help set up homes or improve an impoverished area.

Unless you follow guidelines from The Ministry of Health, you may be affected by viruses.

Here in the library, if you finish reading a book, you can put it back on the shelf. It's necessary.

Why did you decide to take up skiing? - "take up" means "to start doing something"

The more convenient living is, the lazier we get.

If I were you, I will tell her I like English more than Maths.

I don't know how to deal with this problem.

I wish I can play the guitar.

The colder the weather is, the warmer clothes you need to wear.

Oops, I think we’re run out of petrol. - "run out of" means "there is none left"

The more vehicles on the road, the worst the traffic congestion becomes during peak hours.