Advanced English Grammar Structures and Usage Examples

Grammar Exercise Set I: Tenses and Relative Clauses

Section 1: Tense and Comparison Examples

• It started to rain while we were hiking.
• Chips are not as healthy as a salad.
• We are going to play tennis tomorrow.
• How long have you been in the team?
• They have been practicing for three hours.

Section 2: Future Forms and Promises

• I promise I will call you.
• At this time next week, we will be skiing.
• Joe isn’t going to go out.
• I will be sleeping.
• He is going to deliver.

Section 3: Relative Clauses and Adverbs

• Jill, whose essay… is having…
• City where they grew up.
• Big Ben, which is a… (Assuming context correction)
• Someone who watched… (Removing redundant 'that')
• At 3 AM, when no one…

Section 4: Sequence Code

42153

Section 5: Vocabulary and Gap Fill Answers

(Verbs and terms used in context)

• struck
• were still recovering
• which
• smaller than
• had stood
• something
• had opened
• where
• won't be
• will be rebuilding

Grammar Exercise Set II: Mixed Structures

Section 1: Tense and Conditional Fragments

• We were diving to…
• You exercised more…
• He has been sleeping since…
• We will be stalling our…
• It has left. (Correcting auxiliary verb)

Section 2: Complex Sentence Structures

• I will finish my…
• Jill, whose essay...
• By someone who...
• I will be meeting…
• Music had been better…

Section 3: Comparisons and Relative Pronouns

• Is more creative than Joni.
• You are at…
• We print it.
• One who I met was…
• Live anywhere where…

Section 4: Relative Clauses and Continuous Tenses

• Who own.
• You help.
• We will order…
• Jamaica, which is…
• I have been working on.

Section 5: Vocabulary and Gap Fill Answers

(Verbs and terms used in context)

• struck
• were still recovering
• which
• smaller than
• had stood
• something
• had opened
• where
• won't be
• will be rebuilding

Grammar Exercise Set III: Conditionals and Conjunctions

Section 1: Conditional Clauses

• Unless you water plants…
• He weren't so… (Subjunctive form)
• Sam finishes his…
• I would keep it.
• We will see you.

Section 2: Placeholder

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Section 3: Time Conjunctions and Adverbs

(Likely options or pairings, some incorrect)

• when / if
• when / by the time
• once / after
• before / unless
• the moment / as soon as

Section 4: Mixed Conditionals and Future Tense

• You had read this…
• Julia won't look better.
• What will you do after?
• You were a…
• Dog starts barking.

Section 5: Vocabulary and Gap Fill Answers

(Verbs and terms used in context)

• who
• when
• decided
• that
• had never seen
• anywhere
• has sold
• stops
• will probably be
• would you buy

Grammar Exercise Set IV: Verb Forms and Agreement

Section 1: Verb Forms and Modals List

• would be
• had
• wouldn’t have thought
• hadn’t hated
• don’t like
• think
• do
• will help (Correcting agreement)
• would you try
• were

Section 2: Relative Clauses and Continuous Tenses

• I get home.
• What would you…
• Boy whose… (Removing redundant 'his')
• Microchips which were… (Correcting verb agreement)
• I will be sleeping all…

Section 3: Vocabulary and Gap Fill Answers

(Verbs and terms used in context)

• who
• when
• was
• something
• which
• had
• has
• unless
• will
• would

Section 4: Tenses and Relative Pronouns

• Wasn’t anyone who got…
• You don’t go…
• Eat as soon as…
• We will be studying.
• We have been cleaning for.