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Grammar Exercise: Sentence Correction

This document provides a grammar exercise where the user must complete 10 sentences by choosing the correct word or phrase. It tests the correct use of words like "well, "when", "surely", and "differently". The answers are then provided for checking your work. The purpose is to improve the user's knowledge of English grammar.

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Grammar Exercise: Sentence Correction

This document provides a grammar exercise where the user must complete 10 sentences by choosing the correct word or phrase. It tests the correct use of words like "well, "when", "surely", and "differently". The answers are then provided for checking your work. The purpose is to improve the user's knowledge of English grammar.

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  • Exercises: Presents grammar exercises where sentences need to be completed with appropriate words or phrases.
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Sentence correction: grammar exercise

Complete the following sentences with an appropriate word or phrase.

1. Sid can play tennis as ................................ as his brother.


well
good

2. The match had hardly begun .................................. it started raining.


when
than

3. That was ...................................... a mistake.


sure
surely

4. He talks more .......................................... than his brother. Needless to


say, he is the more popular of the two.
pleasant
pleasantly

5. When you become a parent, you will think .................................... about


children.
different
differently

6. I felt ...................................... about not having won the championship.


bad
badly

7. Winning is not ...................................... as important as playing well.


near

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nearly

8. His behavior seemed a little ............................................


oddly
odd

9. He didn’t run ....................................... enough to qualify for the race.


well
good

10. We could ............................................ see the snow-capped mountains


at a distance.
clear
clearly

PLAY AGAIN !
Answers
1. Sid can play tennis as well as his brother.

2. The match had hardly begun when it started raining.

3. That was surely a mistake.

4. He talks more pleasantly than his brother. Needless to say, he is the more popular of the
two.

5. When you become a parent, you will think differently about children.

6. I felt bad about not having won the championship.

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7. Winning is not nearly as important as playing well.

8. His behavior seemed a little odd.

9. He didn’t run well enough to qualify for the race.

10. We could clearly see the snow-capped mountains at a distance.

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