Review Challenge - NW6 Units 1-4 📝

Front

Correct/Incorrect: She apologized for make me wait.

Back

Incorrect - The correct form is 'for making me wait.' The gerund form 'making' is needed after the preposition 'for.'

Front

Fill-in: We argued ______ the new rules.

Back

about - The correct preposition to use with 'argued' is 'about.'

Front

True/False: When a verb follows a preposition, it is always in the gerund form.

Back

True - Verbs following prepositions must be in the gerund form.

Front

Multiple Choice: What does 'carry out a plan' mean?

Back

Do it - 'Carry out' means to execute or perform a plan.

Front

Fill-in: Would you rather ____ (to go) out or stay at home?

Back

go - The correct form is 'go,' which is the base form of the verb.

Front

Correct/Incorrect: He suggested to go to the movies.

Back

Incorrect - The correct form is 'He suggested going to the movies.'

Front

Fill-in: She is interested ______ learning new languages.

Back

in - The correct preposition to use with 'interested' is 'in.'

Front

True/False: The infinitive form of a verb can follow a preposition.

Back

False - Prepositions are followed by gerunds, not infinitives.

Front

Multiple Choice: What does 'give up' mean?

Back

Stop trying - 'Give up' means to stop trying or to surrender.

Front

Fill-in: I look forward ______ your reply.

Back

to - The correct preposition to use with 'look forward' is 'to.'