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    Grammar & Phrases
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  • Is this sentence correct? "Despite of running as fast as he could, he missed the bus".
    NO ("despite/ in spite of running...")
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  • Is this sentence correct? I suggest you to go to that restaurant. It's Fantastic!
    NO ("I suggest that you go...")
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  • Is this sentence correct? "Even though we don't have much money, we still enjoy life".
    YES
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  • Correct this sentence. Don't change despite. "Despite she didn't study, she passed the exam".
    Despite not studying, she passed the exam. OR Despite the fact that she didn't study, she passed the exam.
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  • Is this sentence correct? "I can't stand tomatoes however I love tomato ketchup".
    NO ("I can't stand tomatoes. However, I love..."; "I can't stand tomatoes although I love...")
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  • I'm pretty fond __ dark chocolate.
    OF
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  • I'm keen __ fishing.
    ON
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  • (HATE) I can't ______ going shopping.
    STAND
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  • Is this sentence correct? "We were late due to the car broke down on the way".
    NO ("We were late due to the fact that the car broke down..."; "...because/as/since the car broke down...")
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  • Is this sentence correct? "Because of the rain, the match was cancelled".
    YES
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  • Is this sentence correct? "If I'm still alive is thanks of him".
    NO ("...thanks TO him")
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  • Complete the sentence with a logical clause. "The more you study, ..."
    Example: the more you study/ the smarter you get.
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  • Correct this sentence. The more heavy it rains, the sky is darker.
    The heavier it rains, the darker the sky (is) .
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  • Change this sentence into impersonal passive. "They say exercising is good for your mental health".
    (A) "It is said that exercising is good for your mental health"// (B) "Exercising is said to be good for your mental health".
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  • Make two different cleft sentences: "We got married in June in our hometown".
    (1 & 2) It was in June/ in our hometown that (when/where) we got married. (3) It was us who/that got married in June. (4) What we did was (to) get married...
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  • Is this sentence correct? "What he did was writing a letter to apologize".
    NO. ("...was to write a...")
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