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The document consists of various exercises focused on conjunctions, quantifiers, and verb tenses. It includes fill-in-the-blank activities, sentence combination tasks, and prompts for original sentence creation. The exercises are designed to enhance understanding and application of English grammar rules.

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Exercises Set

The document consists of various exercises focused on conjunctions, quantifiers, and verb tenses. It includes fill-in-the-blank activities, sentence combination tasks, and prompts for original sentence creation. The exercises are designed to enhance understanding and application of English grammar rules.

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🟢 Part A – Fill in the blanks

Choose the correct conjunction from and, but, or, because, so, before,
after.
1. I stayed home ___ it was raining heavily.
2. She is friendly ___ very shy.
3. We can visit the museum ___ we can go to the park.
4. He didn’t eat lunch ___ he wasn’t hungry.
5. I was late, ___ I missed the bus.
6. I like tea ___ I don’t like coffee.
7. Wash your hands ___ you eat.
8. Turn off the lights ___ you leave the room.
9. We went for a walk ___ the sun set.
10. You need to study hard ___ you want to pass the
exam.
11. My brother plays football every weekend ___ he
enjoys it a lot.
12. I wanted to buy the blue dress ___ it was too
expensive.
13. I will call you ___ I finish my homework.
14. We were tired ___ we kept walking to reach the
village.
15. Finish your breakfast ___ you go to school.
16. The movie was exciting ___ a little too long.
17. He brought his camera ___ he could take pictures
of the trip.
18. Would you like juice ___ water with your meal?
19. I usually read a book ___ I go to sleep.
20. She speaks English ___ French fluently.

🟠 Part B – Combine the sentences


Join each pair with a suitable conjunction from the same list.
1. I like apples. I like oranges.
2. We were tired. We kept walking.
3. You can take the bus. You can walk.
4. He failed the exam. He studied hard.
5. Brush your teeth. Go to bed.
6. Finish your homework. Play games.
7. I woke up early. I prepared breakfast.
8. The sky was dark. It didn’t rain.
9. She practiced every day. She improved quickly.
10. He wanted to join us. He had to work late.

🟡 Part C – Write your own


Create eight original sentences of your own:
 2 sentences with and
 1 sentence with but
 1 sentence with or
 2 sentences with because
 1 sentence with before
 1 sentence with after

🟢 Part A – Fill in the blanks


Use many, much, enough, little, a little, few, a few.
1. There isn’t ___ sugar left for the tea.
 We don’t have ___ chairs for all the guests.
2. She drinks only ___ water during the day, so she’s
often thirsty.
3. I have ___ close friends; most of my classmates are
just acquaintances.
4. There are ___ books on the shelf if you’d like to
borrow one.
5. He didn’t eat ___ because he felt sick.
6. Do you have ___ information about the project?
7. We have ___ time to finish before the deadline—let’s
hurry.
8. They showed ___ interest in the presentation, which
was surprising.
9. Just add ___ salt to the soup to bring out the flavor.
10. There aren’t ___ people in the park today.
11. I don’t have ___ money to buy that jacket.
12. She has ___ patience with noisy children.
13. Are there ___ apples in the basket for everyone?
14. We need ___ chairs for the meeting room.
15. Only ___ students passed the difficult test.
16. I’m not very hungry; just give me ___ bread.
17. He didn’t drink ___ coffee this morning.
18. Is there ___ milk in the fridge?
19. You didn’t speak loudly ___ for everyone to hear.

🟠 Part B – Choose the correct option


Underline the right word.
1. There are (much / many) reasons to visit Morocco.
2. We have (few / a few) problems to solve before the
trip.
3. I need (little / a little) help with my homework.
4. She doesn’t have (enough / many) free time these
days.
5. There isn’t (much / many) noise in the library.

🟡 Part C – Correct the mistakes


Each sentence has one mistake with these words. Rewrite it correctly.
1. We don’t have many bread left.
2. He put enoughs sugar in the coffee.
3. There is few water in the glass.
4. She has much friends in the city.
5. I only need little minutes to finish.

🟣 Part D – Your own sentences


Write eight sentences using the following:
 1 with many
 1 with much
 1 with enough
 1 with little
 1 with a little
 1 with few
 1 with a few
 1 combining two of them (e.g., “We have a few
chairs, but not enough for everyone.”)

🟢 Part A – Fill in the blanks


Use the correct past form of the verbs in parentheses: Past Simple or
Past Continuous.
1. While I ___ (walk) to school, it suddenly ___ (start) to rain.
2. She ___ (cook) dinner when her friend ___ (call).
3. We ___ (not/watch) TV at 8 p.m.; we ___ (read) instead.
4. He ___ (fall) asleep while he ___ (study).
5. They ___ (play) football when it ___ (begin) to snow.
6. My parents ___ (travel) in Spain last summer.
7. I ___ (see) Maria yesterday while she ___ (shop).
8. He ___ (not/notice) the phone because he ___ (listen) to music.
9. The children ___ (build) a sandcastle when the tide ___ (come) in.
10. I ___ (break) my glasses while I ___ (clean) the kitchen.
🟠 Part B – Choose the correct option
1. When we (arrived / were arriving), they (watched / were watching)
a movie.
2. I (walked / was walking) home when I (met / was meeting) my
teacher.
3. While she (painted / was painting), the dog (barked / was barking)
loudly.
4. We (had / were having) dinner when the lights (went / were going)
out.
5. At this time yesterday, I (sat / was sitting) in the park.
🟡 Part C – Complete the story
Use Past Simple or Past Continuous.
Yesterday evening, I ________ (study) in my room when I ________
(hear) a strange noise. I ________ (get) up and ________ (go) to the
window. Outside, it ________ (rain) heavily, and a cat ________ (sit)
under the car. While I ________ (watch) the cat, my phone ________
(ring).

🟣 Part D – Your own sentences


Write six sentences of your own:
3 with Past Simple (e.g., “I visited my grandmother last week.”)
3 with Past Continuous (e.g., “I was reading a book at 9 p.m. last night

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