English Grammar and Vocabulary Solutions for Advanced Practice

Vocabulary Exercises

Section 1: Prepositions and Basic Words

1. to
2. at
3. from
4. for
5. about (Corrected from 'abput')
6. of

Section 2: Phrasal Verbs and Actions

1. tidy up
2. lean
3. exposing
4. turned out
5. access
6. removed
7. crawl
8. delete (Corrected from 'deletre')

Section 3: Digital and Financial Terms

1. forwarding
2. download
3. charge

Section 4: Contextual Vocabulary Pairs

1. burglar / took a photo
2. talent scout / close-ups
3. went wild / outrageous
4. controversial / were going to close it up (Corrected grammar)
5. heiress / fleet

Section 5: Environmental and Modern Terms

1. trash
2. landfill
3. environmentally friendly (Corrected spelling)
4. devote
5. launched
6. tutorials
7. online
8. urge
9. trend

Section 6: Adjectives and Professions

1. expensive / fashionable (Corrected spelling)
2. publicity / political (Corrected spelling)
3. harmful / musicians (Corrected spelling)

Grammar Practice Solutions

Exercise 1: Passive Voice Forms

1. are read
2. has been seen
3. should be arranged (Corrected from 'shpould')
4. will be posted
5. must be purchased
6. have / taken

Exercise 2: Double Object and Impersonal Passive

1. a) Some... will be sent to....

   b) Our relatives will be sent some....

2. a) Flood victims have been given clothes.

   b) Clothes have been given to the flood victims.

3. a) It is said that flu is a serious problem. (Corrected spelling)

   b) The flu is said to be a serious problem. (Corrected spelling)

Exercise 3: Verb Tenses and Structures

1. is operating (Corrected structure from 'has operating')
2. has established
3. provide
4. use
5. provide
6. has been utilised
7. call
8. was set up
9. is hoped
10. start up

Exercise 4: Active and Passive Transformations

1. Has the table been set by you?
2. The meat has to be put in the oven by 7 o'clock. (Corrected punctuation)
3. They don't keep their rooms tidy.
4. That road was known to be dangerous.

Exercise 5: Gerunds, Infinitives, and Causative Verbs

1. Cindy stopped smoking in January. (Corrected capitalization)
2. These things have to be recycled. (Corrected spelling)
3. I should have brought my jacket. (Corrected capitalization)
4. How long have you been working?
5. When did you get your house painted? (Corrected pronoun)

Exercise 6: Modal Verbs and Perfect Tenses

1. can leaving (Grammatically preserved as written answer)
2. finding
3. were reported
4. had been living
5. had been found
6. might not have happened

Exercise 7: Passive Voice Variations

1. a) An award was given to Jim for his bravery. (Corrected spacing)

   b) Jim was given an award for his bravery.

2. a) Some beautiful flowers have just been sent. (Completed sentence and corrected spelling)

   b) I have just sent some beautiful flowers. (Completed sentence and corrected capitalization)

3. ...

4. a) The truth should have been told to our parents. (Completed sentence)

   b) Our parents should have been told the truth.

5. ...

Exercise 8: Passive Voice and Time Expressions

1. That email has to be sent by this evening.
2. Is going to be finished by tomorrow.
3. Hasn't ever been used.
4. ...
5. Are being planted now.
6. Was sold to an old friend.
7. ...
8. The essay had to be submitted yesterday. (Corrected structure from 'have to essay in yesterday')

Exercise 9: Negation and Regularity

1. They haven't said anything. (Corrected double negative)
2. Someone has watered the garden.
3. Our homework is checked regularly. (Corrected subject-verb agreement and adverb form)
4. Our trip was being planned at the time. (Corrected spelling)
5. He should be told about it. (Completed phrase)
6. ...

Exercise 10: Mixed Tenses and Modals

1. has become
2. are seated (Corrected from 'are sit')
3. has happened (Corrected from 'has happen')
4. claims
5. is spent
6. can be altered (Corrected spacing)
7. may be increased
8. should be used
9. has been changed