Non-Finites and Modals Practice Questions with Detailed Solutions – Level 3
Advanced English practice on passive gerunds after object to, with a view to, insist on, causative make and participle phrases in sentence correction items.
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Free onlyRemove filterAdvanced English practice on passive gerunds after object to, with a view to, insist on, causative make and participle phrases in sentence correction items.
Medium-level English practice on gerunds after prepositions, succeed in, dangling participles and the passive of make and see, for learners past the basics.
Easy-level English practice on gerunds, infinitives, participles and modals, including the verb enjoy and the adjective worth, bare infinitives after make and dangling participles.
Hard narration practice on polite requests, questions with modals such as must, and the word order, tense and pronoun changes needed to report them correctly in indirect speech.
Practise medium-level reported speech where tense, pronouns and adverbs like tonight change together, with a step-by-step worked solution for every conversion.
Learn the basic rules of reported speech by converting commands, continuous-tense statements and exclamations of regret, with a clear worked solution for every question.
Hard reasoning puzzles on circular and linear seating, floor buildings, box stacks and weekly or monthly schedules, including sets that match people to fruits, sports, rivers, colours or professions.
Advanced reasoning sets on floor puzzles, circular and linear seating, weekly and monthly schedules, box stacking and ranking, each solved step by step.
Basic reasoning arrangement sets on floors, box stacks, a south-facing row, circular seating, weekday schedules and height comparisons, with a worked solution explaining every step.
Tougher practice on anagrams, letter positions, dictionary order of similar words, logical sequences and ethical choices at work, in class and in public places.
Medium-level practice on making words from a longer word, unjumbling letters, dictionary order, logical sequences and kind, sensible choices in daily social situations.
Beginner practice in forming words from a given word, unjumbling letters, dictionary order, logical word sequences and choosing sensible responses to everyday social situations.
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