English Language Practice: Grammar, Vocabulary, Reading Skills

English Language Practice: Page 6 Exercises

Grammar Exercises

Exercise 1

1. can’t
2. to speak
3. couldn’t
4. manage

Exercise 2

1. better
2. have/need
3. ought
4. must/should

Exercise 3

1. may/might/could know
2. can’t have told
3. must be watching
4. may/might/could have sent

Exercise 4

1. must have left
2. have to post
3. ought to pay
4. must not download

Vocabulary Practice

Exercise 1

1. box
2. binge
3. breaking
4. scheduled

Exercise 2

1. mis
2. dis
3. re
4. un

Exercise 3

1. slogan
2. commercials
3. placement
4. campaign

Exercise 4

1. Guerilla marketing is often very effective for promoting new products.
2. The live stream of the concert will start at eight o’clock.
3. This text first appeared in our school magazine and then it was republished on our website.
4. The target audience for our new product is young people.

Reading Comprehension

Exercise 1

1. B
2. C
3. A

Exercise 2

1. The reason people listen to music or watch videos on their mobiles is that mobile internet connection is cheaper than in the past.
2. They were rectangular and small, but too big to be kept in a pocket.
3. People love and admire new gadgets and technology devices.
4. People wanted new headphones because their old ones were too big.

Exercise 3

1. commuter
2. fraction
3. release
4. establish
5. cool
6. impressed

English Language Practice: Page 7 Exercises

Grammar Exercises

Exercise 1

1. ought
2. must
3. could
4. must

Exercise 2

1. can borrow
2. may be
3. mustn’t leave
4. can’t have received

Exercise 3

1. might make
2. had better read
3. succeeded in launching
4. needn’t have corrected

Exercise 4

1. You must have been excited to see your favorite actor at the festival last week.
2. You needn’t print this article for me; I can read it on my mobile.
3. You mustn’t download music from this website because it’s illegal.
4. Correct.

Vocabulary Practice

Exercise 1

1. trending
2. viral
3. persuasive
4. catchy

Exercise 2

1. overcooked
2. streaming
3. awareness
4. misjudged

Exercise 3

1. status
2. mouth
3. informed
4. spoilers

Exercise 4

1. target audience
2. binge watch
3. breaking news
4. celebrity endorsement

Reading Comprehension

Exercise 1

1. B
2. D
3. A

Exercise 2

1. Because mobile internet data is so cheap.
2. They were rectangular and small, but too big to be kept in a pocket.
3. The Walkman was popular with young people.
4. People wanted new headphones because their old ones were too big.

Exercise 3

1. commuter
2. fraction
3. release
4. establish
5. cool
6. impressed