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....... the railroad tracks, and at the traffic light, go straight. The street becomes Broad St. as you cross over Main St. Continue to the next stoplight on Broad St. and turn right onto Markham Ave. The library is the first building on the left. (a) Go back (b) Go over (c) Go out (d) Go off
A chiropractor who claims he can treat anyone by ....... in time to when an injury occurred has attracted the attention of State regulators. (a) going out (b) going off (c) going back (d) going over
to ....... jogging. (a) go back (b) go over (c) go out (d) go off © 2003—2006 www.english-test.net 199. intermediate-114 English Grammar / Incomplete Sentences / Intermediate level # 114
Sherri tries to ....... Marcie all the time. (a) act up (b) act like (c) seeming like
When he tried to balance his checkbook, he found that things just didn't ........ (a) add on (b) add right (c) add up
Ken really likes Kirstie but he's too nervous to ........ (a) ask her out (b) ask her on (c) ask out
Lenny didn't ....... when his superior reprimanded him. (a) back up (b) back down (c) back over
Norman is really aggressive and sometimes he should know when to ........ (a) back up (b) back off (c) back over
Sandy wants to learn how to drive but she must also learn how to ....... so she can get in and out of parking spots easily. (a) back up (b) back behind (c) back off Q7 No one at the office expected him to lose his temper and ....... the way he did. (a) blow away (b) blow over (c) blow up
After the tragic accident, Lauren's mother had a nervous ........ (a) breakup (b) breakdown (c) breakthrough
Kathy felt a little uneasy when she found out her neighbours had a ........ (a) break-in (b) breakout (c) break
(a) broke over (b) broke up (c) broke apart © 2003—2006 www.english-test.net 200. intermediate-115 English Grammar / Incomplete Sentences / Intermediate level # 115
Marty often ....... important issues at the meetings. (a) brought down (b) brought up (c) brought over
Sue felt she should ....... on her math skills before she started school. (a) brush on (b) brush over (c) brush up
He could feel the back of his neck ....... when they started talking about the tragedy. (a) burn on (b) burn in (c) burn up
Candace has a bad habit of ....... front of others. (a) butting in (b) butting (c) butting into
Ken tried to ....... his teachers in order to get a good report card. (a) butter up (b) butter over (c) butter in
The guard had to ....... the dogs when Henry approached the locked gate. (a) call on (b) call down (c) call off
Everyone could see by the grimace on his face that he didn't ....... the meal in front of him. (a) care on (b) care for (c) care of
He didn't ....... to new concepts easily. (a) catch on (b) catch up (c) catch with
They ....... the hotel late last night. (a) checked into (b) checked on (c) checked
(a) catch on (b) catch up (c) catch © 2003—2006 www.english-test.net 201. intermediate-116 English Grammar / Incomplete Sentences / Intermediate level # 116
People have ....... against each other in bowling for thousands of years. (a) originated (b) competed (c) enjoyed (d) gained Q2 The French probably ....... tennis in about 1150. (a) developed (b) originated (c) competed (d) invented Q3 Martina Navratilova ....... into one of the world's greatest tennis players. (a) excelled (b) played (c) developed (d) established Q4 Michael Schumacher has ....... Formula 1 racing over the past decade. (a) competed (b) invented (c) dominated (d) excelled Q5 Helen Moody ....... a record of eight Wimbledon singles titles. (a) set (b) played (c) starred (d) defeated Q6 In Germany during the Middle Ages, people ....... bowling at village dances. (a) competed (b) gained (c) enjoyed (d) brought Q7 Ellen Hanson ....... the first singles crown at the U.S. Open in 1887. (a) developed (b) dominated (c) earned (d) starred Q8 Mary E. Outerbridge ....... the first tennis court in New York City in 1874. (a) originated (b) competed (c) dominated (d) established Q9 Alethea Gibson ....... to play tennis on the streets of New York City. (a) earned (b) learned (c) competed (d) excelled Q10 In 1926 Suzanne Lenglen ....... in the first U.S. professional tennis tour. (a) invented (b) learned (c) starred (d) enjoyed
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Please place the umbrella stand ....... the door. (a) across (b) beside (c) through (d) before Q2 You can get extra supplies ....... the stationery store. (a) with (b) from
(c) about (d) during Q3 Eileen and Miranda have been best friends ....... third grade. (a) after (b) during (c) from (d) since Q4 We can do this work ....... any extra help. (a) without (b) withdraw (c) with (d) within Q5 Michael stood ....... the other new students in his class. (a) apart from (b) according to (c) in addition to (d) out of Q6 We ran five laps ....... the gym and then practiced our jump shots. (a) against (b) across (c) around (d) among Q7 During my study time, I came ....... this beautiful poem. (a) past (b) over
(c) onto (d) upon
Q8 Will you please write about John Cabot ....... Abigail Adams? (a) in front of (b) in spite of (c) instead of (d) into
Q9 Everyone went outside the building ....... the false alarm. (a) because of (b) in front of (c) on top of (d) instead of Q10 The airplane flew ....... the storm. (a) about (b) above (c) along (d) ahead
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Look over there. ....... is the biggest pumpkin I've ever seen. (a) That (b) Those (c) These (d) This
Q2 Miriam told ....... same joke yesterday. (a) these (b) this
(c) that (d) those Q3 Matthew, take ....... and put it over there. (a) this (b) that
(c) these (d) those Q4 Her eyes shining, the little girl pointed to ....... piece of candy. (a) that (b) this
(c) these (d) those Q5 ....... elephants are sleeping under the shade of the elm tree over there. (a) These (b) Those (c) This
(d) That Q6 ....... are the best days of our lives. (a) These (b) This (c) Those (d) That
(a) Those (b) That (c) This
(d) These Q8 The pilot calmly steered us through ....... big cloud. (a) this (b) that
(c) these (d) those Q9 ....... film that dad saw last week seems like an interesting movie to watch. (a) These (b) That (c) This
(d) Those Q10 May I buy five of ....... pictures hanging over there, please? (a) this
(b) that (c) these (d) those
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Builders use plywood in the construction of small boats ....... it is easy to shape. (a) although (b) because (c) after (d) while Q2 I haven't spoken with Jane ....... she moved. (a) unless (b) while (c) since (d) although Q3 Airplanes sometimes fly to unscheduled cities ....... the weather is bad. (a) when (b) where (c) wherever (d) whereas Q4 Please read the book ....... it's still available from the library. (a) before (b) although (c) since (d) while Q5 Everybody had dessert ....... they finished eating the main course. (a) while (b) because (c) until (d) after Q6 The pep rally won't begin ....... the last class of the day has ended. (a) until (b) so that (c) since (d) than
Q7 Elena will groom the horse in the morning ....... she can ride it in the afternoon. (a) until (b) unless (c) so that (d) when
Q8 You will receive extra credit ....... you turn in your project early. (a) although (b) than
(c) if (d) unless Q9 The concert will end at 10.30 p.m. ....... the audience insists on several encores. (a) while (b) unless (c) though (d) as
Q10 ....... they feel threatened, dogs sometimes display aggressive behavior. (a) Until (b) Where (c) When
(d) Before © 2003—2006 www.english-test.net 205. intermediate-120 English Grammar / Incomplete Sentences / Intermediate level # 120
One person who made ....... a career based on the sea was Rachel Carson. (a) himself (b) herself (c) itself (d) myself Q2 Deep-sea divers wear wetsuits to protect ....... under the water. (a) ourselves (b) yourselves (c) themselves (d) itself Q3 If you were a diver, you would buy ....... a JIM suit or helmet. (a) myself (b) himself (c) yourself (d) herself Q4 Divers use external air supplies to enable ....... to breathe under water. (a) ourselves (b) yourselves (c) himself (d) themselves Q5 Decompression sickness manifests ....... with joint pain, and it can be fatal. (a) myself (b) herself (c) itself (d) himself Q6 Rachel Carson's first book, Under the Sea-Wind, described struggles sea creatures find ....... facing. (a) ourselves (b) yourselves (c) themselves (d) itself Q7 Rachel Carson's life was marked with conservation efforts that we ....... can learn from. (a) ourselves (b) yourselves (c) themselves (d) herself Q8 Rachel Carson put on a diver's helmet and explored the reefs of the Florida Keys for ........ (a) myself (b) himself (c) herself (d) ourself Q9 The bends occurs when divers raise ....... to the top too quickly. (a) ourselves (b) themselves (c) yourselves (d) itself Q10 A diver must supply ....... with a mixture of oxygen and different gasses. (a) himself (b) itself (c) yourself (d) myself
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The candidate ....... many voters when she ran for governor last year. (a) impress (b) impressed (c) will impress
My father still ....... heating oil from a company in Chicago. (a) buys (b) bought (c) will buy
Janelle ....... for the neighbours next Saturday night. (a) baby-sat (b) baby-sit (c) will baby-sit
When she was younger, my grandmother ....... in a mortuary. (a) works (b) will work (c) worked
The athlete ....... with the college track team next month. (a) trains (b) trained (c) will train
The relative humidity usually ....... when the temperature goes down. (a) falls (b) fell
(c) will fall Q7 Next year we ....... in the eighth grade. (a) are (b) will be (c) were Q8 Her best friend ....... in that apartment building over there. (a) live (b) lives (c) lived
Last week we ....... 150 newspapers. (a) delivers (b) delivered (c) will deliver
(a) said
(b) say (c) will say © 2003—2006 www.english-test.net 207. intermediate-122 English Grammar / Incomplete Sentences / Intermediate level # 122
A Christian should abandon all ....... toward the person they forgive. (a) ill will (b) ill timed (c) ill mannered (d) ill at ease Q2 Impolite, foul-mouthed parents invariably produce ......., foul-mouthed children. (a) ill timed (b) ill advised (c) ill mannered (d) ill gotten Q3 The president clearly felt a little ....... with some of the protesters' rhetoric, but he eventually agreed to talk to them. (a) ill gotten (b) ill mannered (c) ill at ease (d) ill advised
To end suffering completely, one must remove desire, ....... and ignorance. (a) ill will (b) ill mannered (c) ill timed (d) ill at ease Q5 The decision of the Sri Lankan selectors to rest Marvan Atapattu for the third test match was ....... and dangerous. (a) ill gotten (b) ill at ease (c) ill timed (d) ill mannered
Using their ....... and extraordinary financial resources and insider dealing, the oligarchs gained control over much of Russia's political apparatus. (a) ill mannered (b) ill gotten (c) ill timed (d) ill advised
According to the Small Business Association (SBA), "Inadequate or ....... financing is a major reason for small- business failure." (a) ill mannered (b) ill at ease (c) ill advised (d) ill timed
Today's youth is far more disorderly and ....... than in the past and it is not just a minority but the vast majority. (a) ill gotten (b) ill timed (c) ill mannered (d) ill at ease Q9 Some immigrants of middle-eastern descent currently living in Oregon still feel ....... after the September 11th terrorist attacks. (a) ill advised (b) ill at ease (c) ill mannered (d) ill gotten
(a) ill advised (b) ill at ease (c) ill gotten (d) ill will
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David Beckham's ....... Sir Alex Ferguson originated from his decision to stay at home and tend his ailing son rather than attend training on that particular Friday. (a) fall-through (b) fall behind in (c) fallback on (d) fallout with
Don't always ....... creating another database or a workaround program because there may actually be a better business solution for the problem. (a) fall through (b) fall behind in (c) fall back on (d) fall ou with
Frequent binge drinkers are eight times more likely than non-binge drinkers to miss a class, ....... schoolwork, get hurt or injured, and damage property. (a) fall behind (b) fall behind in (c) fall back on (d) fall off
Student mentors catch children before they ....... cracks. (a) fall through (b) fall behind (c) fall back on (d) fall out with Q5 The northeastern state of Assam could ....... the Indian map soon. (a) fall behind (b) fall behind in (c) fall back on (d) fall off Q6 A Brussels based think tank reported that Europe is ....... Asia in terms of education and skills. (a) falling behind (b) falling behind in (c) falling back on (d) falling off Q7 She had no family support system to ......., and she couldn't afford daycare. (a) fall behind (b) fall behind in (c) fall back on (d) fall off Q8 A recent survey showed that one in three house hunters have had a property purchase ........ (a) fall through (b) fall behind (c) fall back on (d) fall out with Q9 Some married couples ....... each other over differences of opinion on how things could or should be done. (a) fall through (b) fall behind in (c) fall back on (d) fall out with Q10 Deciduous trees send messages to leaves telling them when to ........ (a) fall through (b) fall behind (c) fall back on (d) fall off
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Our daily habits often force us to ....... all kinds of degrading and destructive events, all in the name of keeping things comfortable or familiar. (a) put up (b) put up with (c) put on hold (d) put out
A Russian culture festival on Tajik territory has been ....... indefinitely because of a local typhoid fever outbreak. (a) put off (b) put in (c) put on (d) put out
The Government has decided to ....... the recent Cabinet decision to cut the food subsidy bill by 30 per cent, following protests from a section of Congress. (a) put up (b) put out (c) put on hold (d) put in
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