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Book 2
T. A. Palevratzis
ex-Lecturer in English
at the Hellenic Air Force Academy
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Theophilos A. Palevratzis
ex-Lecturer in English
at the Hellenic Air Force Academy
Active English
Grammar
Book 2
Answer book
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ISBN 960-8341-21-3
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Unit 1
Write the verb given at the beginning of each sentence in the Simple Present tense or in the Continuous
Present tense.
Exercise 1. Exercise 2.
1. drives 1. likes
2. speaks 2. eats
3. is taking 3. watches
4. are playing 4. is sleeping
5. goes 5. is closing
6. loves 6. swims
7. cooks 7. comes
8. are writing 8. are washing
9. knows 9. visits
10. are drinking 10. is reading
Unit 2
Exercise 1. Write the verbs of the following sentences in the Continuous Past tense.
Exercise 2. Write the verb given at the beginning of each sentence in the correct tense (Simple Past tense
or Continuous Past tense).
1. was closing 6. were playing
2. wrote 7. were listening
3. locked 8. brought
4. was reading 9. broke
5. went 10. drank
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Unit 3
Exercise 1. Write the verb given in each sentence in the correct form of the Present Perfect tense
(Simple or Continuous).
Exercise 2. In each sentence write (on the red line) the verb in the correct form of Present Perfect tense
(Simple or Continuous) and then, write on the blue line for or since.
Unit 4
Exercise 1. Write the verbs in the correct tense (Simple Past or Present Perfect).
1. rained 6. bought
2. entered 7. has forgotten.
3. have found 8. broke
4. went 9. was
5. has lost 10. has bought
Exercise 2. Write the verb in each sentence in the correct tense (Simple Past or Present Perfect).
1. typed 6. introduced
2. have met 7. has stayed
3. spent. 8. has been blowing
4. dug 9. has changed
5. has been 10. found
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Unit 5
Complete the following sentences using ago, before, since or for.
Exercise 1. Exercise 2. Exercise 3.
1. before 1. since 1. for
2. ago 2. ago 2. since
3. for 3. for 3. before
4. ago 4. since 4. for
5. for 5. before 5. for
6. before 6. for 6. before
7. ago 7. ago 7. since
8. since 8. for 8. ago
9.for 9. before 9. since
10. ago 10. before 10. before
Unit 6
Write the verb in each sentence in the correct tense: Present Perfect or Past Perfect.
Exercise 1. Exercise 2.
1. has eaten 1. have never seen
2. had laid 2. had finished
3. had opened 3. had not been
4. had not understood 4. had broken
5. have you solved 5. has telephoned
6. had seen 6. had ironed
7. had finished 7. has left
8. has stopped 8. have you put
9. had decorated 9. had just left
10. has not brought 10. had burnt / burned
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Unit 7
Complete the following sentences adding suitable Tail questions.
Exercise 1. Exercise 2.
1. has he? 1. isn’t he?
2. must you? 2. hasn’t he?
3. can she? 3. can’t they?
4. is he? 4. isn’t it?
5. are they? 5. oughtn’t you?
6. could she? 6. couldn’t she?
7. should we? 7. mayn’t they?
8. will he? 8. haven’t you?
9. have you? 9. aren’t we?
10. would he? 10. won’t she?
11. am I? 11. wasn’t she?
12. was he? 12. hasn’t he?
13. can we? 13. mustn’t we?
14. will you 14. wasn’t he?
15. ought she? 15. shouldn’t we?
Unit 8
Complete the following sentences adding suitable Tail questions.
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Unit 9
Exercise 1. Complete the following sentences with the correct form of there is.
Exercise 2. Complete the following sentences with the correct form of it is.
1. It is 6. It is
2. It is 7. It is
3. It was 8. It is
4. It is 9. It was
5. It is 10. it is
Exercise 3. Complete the following sentences with the correct form of there is or it is.
1. it is 11. there will be
2. There is 12. It is
3. It is 13. there was
4. There have been 14. There is
5. There were 15. It is
6. It was 16. There is
7. There was 17. it was
8. It has been 18. It is
9. There were 19. There was
10. There is 20. It is
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Unit 10
Exercise 1. Form the Comparative and Superlative of the following.
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Unit 10
Write the Adjective or Adverb given at the beginning of each sentence in the Comparative or Superlative
degree.
Exercise 2. Exercise 3.
1. fatter 1. cheaper
2. more expensive 2. more interesting
3. more satisfactory 3. strangest
4. most popular 4. youngest
5. longer 5. faster
6. larger 6. richest
7. healthiest 7. easier
8. uglier 8. noisier
9. most expensive 9. more difficult
10. lazier 10. smaller
Complete the following sentences using only one word in each blank space.
Exercise 4. Exercise 5.
1. the 1. than
2. than 2. the
3. than 3. most
4. than 4. than
5. the 5. the
6. of 6. than
7. than 7. than
8. the 8. than
9. of 9. than
10. than 10. of
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Unit 11
Exercise 1. Write the Adjective or Adverb given in each sentence in the Positive, Comparative or Su-
perlative degree.
1. clever 6. fierce
2. big 7. large.
3. more comfortable 8. larger
4. strong 9. brave
5. dull 10. the healthiest
Exercise 2. Complete the following sentences using one word only in each blank space.
1. than 9. as / so
2. as 10. as
3. than 11. as
4. as / so 12. as
5. as 13. than
6. as 14. as / so
7. as 15. than
8. as
Exercise 3. Write the Adjective or Adverb given at the beginning of each sentence in the Comparative or
Superlative degree. [based on Unit 10]
1. politest 6. cleverer
2. shallowest 7. simplest
3. more often 8. feebler
4. quietest 9. deepest
5. friendlier 10. hotter
Unit 12
Write the Adjective or Adverb given in each sentence in the Positive, Comparative or
Superlative degree.
Exercise 1. Exercise 2.
1. most stirring 1. most suitable
2. better 2. most precious
3. more harmless 3. more cunning
4. most active 4. least
5. most expert 5. more expert
6. less 6. better
7. worse 7. most useful
8. more 8. more fairly
9. worse 9. more
10. pleasantest 10. more laughable
11. worse
12. less
13. loveliest
14. best
15. more
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Unit 13
Exercise 1. Write the missing Prepositions.
1. at 6. at 11. in
2. in 7. by 12. on
3. on 8. at 13. from
4. by 9. to 14. By
5. on 10. at 15. from
1. on 6. by 11. by 16. at
2. by 7. at 12.on 17. on
3. at 8. on 13. in 18. by
4. in 9. in 14. in 19. at
5. on 10. from 15. on 20. at
Unit 14
Exercise 1. Fill each blank space with the correct pronoun and say whether it is Reflexive [R] or
Emphatic[E].
1. himself R 6. herself E 11. myself E
2. herself E 7. ourselves R 12. yourselves E
3. herself R 8. himself E 13. myself R
4. himself R 9. himself E 14. himself R
5. themselves R 10. yourselves R 15. herself R
Exercise 2. Fill each blank space with the correct pronoun and say whether it is Reflexive [R] or
Emphatic[E].
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Unit 15
Exercise 1. Complete the following sentences using: at, down, in, on or up.
1. in 6. on 11. on
2. in 7. in 12. down
3. on 8. in 13. up
4. up 9. at 14. on
5. at 10. in 15. on
Exercise 2. Complete the following sentences using : above, below, down, over, or under.
1. under 6. over
2. down 7. below
3. under 8. under
4. over 9. above
5. above 10. over
Unit 16
Exercise 1. Complete the following sentences using the Prepositions:
against / at / for / into / to / towards
1. against 6. to
2. at 7. to
3. into 8. to
4. against 9. for
5. towards 10. into
Exercise 2. Complete the following sentences using the Prepositions: at / for / into / to
1. at 6. to
2. into 7. at
3. into 8. for
4. into 9. at
5. to 10. to
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Unit 16
Unit 17
Exercise 1. Choose the correct word from those given at the beginning of each sentence.
1. and 6. even
2. Both 7. as well as
3. as well 8. also
4. both 9. too
5. too 10. as well as
Exercise 2. Complete the following sentences using: also / and / too / even / both / as well as.
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Unit 18
Exercise 1. Find the Relative pronoun in each of the following sentences. Then,
a) change it with another type of Relative pronoun, if possible.
b) if the Relative pronoun can be omitted place it within brackets (together with any other words that can
be omitted).
Exercise 2. Complete the following sentences using the correct Relative pronoun.
If the Relative pronoun can be omitted, place it within brackets.
Unit 19
Exercise. Choose the correct word from those given at the beginning of each sentence.
1. expect 6. foreign
2. patients 7. stranger
3. foreigner 8. sick
4. ill 9. wait
5. waiting 10. patient
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Unit 20
In each group of words below, place the words in the correct order to make complete sentences.
Exercise 1.
1. My brother speaks English very well.
2. John will not play football tomorrow.
3. Are the children sleeping in the garden?
4. Mr Brown will not go to his office next Monday.
5. Margaret didn’t buy oranges this morning.
6. Hasn’t she invited him to the party?
7. She is reading a strange story in her room.
8. There was a black cat under the bed.
9. The books on my desk are not new.
10. Her husband telephoned from Cyprus last night.
OR: Last night Her husband telephoned from Cyprus.
Exercise 2.
1. Yesterday the doctor ordered her to stay in bed.
OR: The doctor ordered her to stay in bed yesterday.
2. Mr Emerson’s brother is a teacher.
3. Mr Adams has a house in London.
4. My brother doesn’t drink milk in the morning.
5. The children want to watch TV in my room.
6. The water is very cold this morning.
7. Those children can swim very well.
8. Must this pupil do all those exercises today?
9. Mary doesn’t want to go to the shops today.
10. Helen’s brother opened all the doors and windows.
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