ESL-EFL Test - 108

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1. The Prime Minister is rumoured to be about to resign

a. The speaker wants to associate themselves with the rumour

b. The speaker wants to put some distance between themselves and the rumour

2. She tried HARD throughout the course

a. adverb of degree

b. adverb of manner

3. It has been drawn to my attention that some staff are leaving early on Friday. This shall stop

a. The speaker probably uses the passive as a way of not giving the name of the person who told him

b. The speaker uses the passive to sound clever and educated

4. Wine ________ grapes.

a. is made by

b. is made from

c. Either could be used here.

5. I ________ from her lately

a. haven't heard

b. didn't hear

6. It ________ Mexico.

a. is imported to

b. is imported from

7. I ________ her since last year

a. haven't seen

b. didn't see

8. The pills should be taken after meals

a. The passive is used because it is not known who is going to take the pills

b. The passive is used as a way of making the instructions less like an order and more polite

9. Catch 22'was written by Joseph Heller

a. The speaker is talking principally about Joseph Heller

b. The speaker is talking principally about 'Catch 22'

10. I ________ breakfast before leaving home this morning

a. haven't had

b. didn't have

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