Lesson 23: Learning Grammar Through Conversations by Dr. Snea Thinsan

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Lesson 23: Learning Grammar Through Conversations by Dr. Snea Thinsan

Lesson 23: Learning Grammar Through Conversations by Dr. Snea Thinsan

(Reported Speech: Statements)

A: “She said that she ___ the meeting yesterday.”

B: “Did she mention anything important?”



Answer: c) had attended – In reported speech, past tenses often shift further back (Past Perfect for actions before another past time).

(Modals of Possibility)

A: “He ___ be at home. His car isn’t here.”

B: “Let’s call him to check.”



Answer: c) can’t – ‘Can’t’ expresses a strong impossibility based on evidence.

(Comparative Adjectives)

A: “This hotel is ___ than the one we stayed at last time.”

B: “It’s also more comfortable.”



Answer: a) more expensive – Comparative adjectives compare two items or groups.

(Future Continuous)

A: “At this time tomorrow, we ___ our flight to Paris.”

B: “It’s so exciting!”



Answer: a) will be boarding – Future Continuous describes ongoing actions at a future time.

(Conditionals: First)

A: “If it ___ tomorrow, we’ll stay indoors.”

B: “We can watch a movie instead.”



Answer: a) rains – First Conditional uses present simple after ‘if’ to express a possible future condition.

(Passive Voice: Past Continuous)

A: “The room ___ being cleaned when we arrived.”

B: “That’s why we had to wait.”



Answer: a) was – Passive Voice in Past Continuous uses ‘was/were being’ + past participle.

(Prepositions of Movement)

A: “They walked ___ the park to get to the station.”

B: “It’s a lovely shortcut.”



Answer: a) through – ‘Through’ is used to describe movement inside or across a space.

(Gerunds as Subjects)

A: “___ new people is a great way to broaden your horizons.”

B: “I totally agree!”



Answer: b) Meeting – Gerunds are used as the subject of a sentence.

(Infinitives of Purpose)

A: “She called to ___ more details about the job.”

B: “It’s good to be thorough.”



Answer: a) obtain – Infinitives of purpose use ‘to’ + base verb.

(Future Perfect)

A: “By next week, they ___ all the necessary documents.”

B: “Great! That will save us time.”



Answer: a) will have prepared – Future Perfect describes actions completed before a specific future point.


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