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Midlevel English Mastery Quiz

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Midlevel English Mastery Quiz
 

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Grammar and vocabulary practice

by Paul kagame
1

I ___ lived in Madrid for five years.

2

She ___ already finished her homework when dad came.

3

I'm interested ___ learning more.

4

___ going to join us after school.

5

The new policy will dramatically___ the economy.

6

To describe something easy, you can say it is ___.

7

To 'spill the beans' means to ___.

8

I'll meet you ___ Friday.

9

He still ___ the same car he bought last year.

10

We have lived here since 2010.

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Present perfect is used with for five years; we need have lived.

Use present perfect for actions up to now; here 'has never seen' fits best with context of 'movie' in other version, but this item tests present perfect usage—adjusted to common pattern.

Interested in is the common collocation.

They're = they are; other options are incorrect spellings or different words.

Affect is the verb; effect is the noun.

Idioms use 'a piece of cake' to mean easy.

Idiom meaning reveal a secret.

We use 'on Friday' for days.

Present tense 'has' with 'bought' later describes ownership since purchase.

Present perfect with 'since' indicates starting point in the past continuing to present.

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