The document consists of a series of grammar and error correction exercises, including multiple-choice questions and error identification tasks. It covers various aspects of English grammar, such as verb forms and sentence structure. Additionally, it features a passage about employees protesting the closure of a factory, highlighting their concerns and the company's response.
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Final - Advanced Grammar - May 18, 2022-2
The document consists of a series of grammar and error correction exercises, including multiple-choice questions and error identification tasks. It covers various aspects of English grammar, such as verb forms and sentence structure. Additionally, it features a passage about employees protesting the closure of a factory, highlighting their concerns and the company's response.
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18, Tom walked into the huge hall to register for classes. At first, he simply looked around and wondered
what supposed to do.
A. he was B. was he C. ami D. Tam
19. quickly we ran, we just couldn't catch up with the van.
A. Although B. However C. Much D. Even
20, What I really want up your bedroom.
‘A. is that you should B. wouldbe for youto C. is foryoutotidy —_—D. is you tidying
tidy tidy
SECTION2 ERROR CORRECTION (2 points)
Questions 21-30: Identify the error in each of the following sentences and then make changes to correct
the sentence. The first has been done as an example.
0. Inhis twenties, Lawrence has spent many years travelled around Spain.
The error lies in “travelled”, so on the ANSWER SHEET write __travelled__ > ___travelling__
21, You could be older than me, but that doesn’t mean you're cleverer.
22.1 didn't really think it was my business, and no one wants to be a tell-tale, don’t they?
23. After the papers are returned to the students in class tomorrow, the students will give their next assignment.
24, According to the interesting book I read yesterday, guitar is one of the oldest musical instruments.
25, Not each participant will necessarily be interested in each seminar.
26. There were two men arguing in the park when suddenly one punched another.
27. It really is better to ask for help instead of pretending to know how to do something when you are not
capable to do it at all.
28. Now that you're in recovery, is there anything which we could do for you?
29. All you have to do is tell me everything what happened once you left the hotel
30. We had just heard about the problem and, because of that, we didn’t stay actually in London very long.
SECTION3 VERB FORMS (2 points)
Questions 31-50: Complete the following passage/ sentences by supplying the correct forms of the verbs in
parentheses. The first has been done as an example.
He (0. always / come) chocolate after lunch. The gap can be filled by “always comes”, so on the
ANSWER SHEET write _always comes.
Employees protesting at the planned closure of the Magnet electronics factory have begun a protest outside
the factory in Brook Road. It (31. reveal) last week that production at the factory, where over 3,000
local people (32. employ) (33. transfer) to the existing Magnet plant in Luton next
month. Only a few new jobs (34. expect). to be created. “Why (35. we/not/inform). about
this earlier? We (36, only/tell) about this two days ago,” said Marjory Calder, representing the workforce.
“It’s abont time companies such as this (37. start) thinking about how local communities (38.
affect) by their policies. Most of us here own our houses. How are we going to keep paying the
mortgage and find a job? I wish I (39. know) .” Reg Reynolds, Director of Magnet was asked what
was being done to help those who have (40, make) redundant. “Every effort (41. make)
over the past month to offer early retirement to those who qualify,” [Link] our reporter. When (42. question)
___ about why the workers (43, not/tell) about tne closure earlier, he revealed the company
(44. promise) ‘2 government loan to keep the factory open, but that at the last minute the government
(4. decide) not to provide the loan after all. "So don’t blame the company, we've done our best.”
Derek Taylor, 87, is one of Britain's longest-serving Santas: he (46. put) _ on his red suit and white
beard for nearly 50 years now. He believes he (47. manage) to hold down his job in a Rotherham
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