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Gap Filling Exercise
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Make meaningful sentences by filling in the blanks with an appropriate word or phrase. This
grammar exercise allows you to practice auxiliary verbs and inversion.
1. I have always .. play games well.
could
been able to
able to
Can and could have no infinitives or participles. For example, there are no forms like I have
could .
2. He has always .. to do what he wanted.
could
been allowed
Either could be used here
Can and could have no infinitives or participles. For example, there are no forms like I have
could .
3. One cannot help but .. his courage.
to admire
admire
The infinitive is used without to in the structure cannot help but..
4. .do you want a holiday?
How
How much
How far
We use how much in questions about degree.
Gap Filling Exercise
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5. I will have tea  coffee.
instead
instead of
without
As a preposition, instead is used with of.
6. They often go fishing .. going to school.
instead
without
instead of
Instead of is used when a person, thing or action replaces another.
7. Stella often goes to the movies  telling her parents.
instead
instead of
without
8. I am interested .. what she did with that money.
to find out
in finding out
Either could be used here
Interested + ing and interested + infinitive can both be used to talk about a wish to find out
something.
9. At no time .. aware of what was happening.
was he
he was
has he
Gap Filling Exercise
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If a negative expression comes at the beginning of a clause, it is usually followed by
auxiliary verb + subject.
10. Only then .. understand what he meant.
I did
did I
had I
If a negative expression comes at the beginning of a clause, it is usually followed by
auxiliary verb + subject.
11. I wondered what time .
was the show starting
was starting the show
the show was starting
In indirect questions the subject goes before the verb.
12. I tried  the doctor but my hands were numb.
to call
calling
Either could be used here
We can use either an infinitive or an ing form after 'try' to talk about making an effort to do
something.
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Answers
1. I have always been able to play games well.
2. He has always been allowed to do what he wanted.
3. One cannot help but admire his courage.
4. How much do you want a holiday?
Gap Filling Exercise
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5. I will have tea instead of coffee.
6. They often go fishing instead of going to school.
7. Stella often goes to the movies without telling her parents.
8. I am interested to find out / in finding out what she did with that money.
9. At no time was he aware of what was happening.
10. Only then did I understand what he meant.
11. I wondered what time the show was starting.
12. I tried calling / to call the doctor but my hands were numb.