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Ejercicios de Inglés Avanzado: Vocabulario, Gramática y Cláusulas Relativas

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Vocabulary (Vocabulario)

Exercise 1: Word Formation and Core Words

  1. construction
  2. expensive
  3. delightful
  4. sensible
  5. appearance
  6. lost

Exercise 2: Idioms and Phrasal Verbs

  1. see eye to eye
  2. the sky's the limit
  3. brought up
  4. broke down
  5. start out
  6. set
  7. common sense
  8. goes in one ear and out the other
  9. bringing
  10. a breath of fresh air

Exercise 3: Verbs in Context

  1. raised
  2. approached
  3. turned out
  4. flee

Grammar (Gramática)

Exercise 1: Relative Pronouns and Clauses

  1. ...Grant, who is...
  2. ...man about whom [we were] talking...
  3. ...Thursday, when [they are] arriving...
  4. ...tour that...
  5. This phone, which doesn't have a camera, is the cheapest one.

Exercise 2: Sentence Correction (Relative Clauses and Accuracy)

  1. ...dog, which we don't recommend, can be aggressive.
  2. I still remember the songs which my grandmother used to sing to me.
  3. ...2004, when [I was] old...
  4. Zack, who is an engineer, designs tunnels.
  5. Tom, whose parents are doctors, wants to be a doctor.

Exercise 3: Register and Preposition Placement (Formal vs. Informal)

    • Formal: ...members with whom I haven't worked yet.
    • Informal: ...members who I haven't worked with yet.
    • Formal: ...book for which I had been waiting.
    • Informal: ...book which I had been waiting for.

Exercise 4: Verb Tenses, Modals and Reported Speech

  1. I shouldn't have eaten so much pizza.
  2. The doctor advised me to eat more vegetables.
  3. Mark asked me whether I felt like going out.
  4. How long have you been thinking about studying medicine?
  5. Mona stopped playing the guitar more than a year ago.
  6. We had been watching the film for half an hour when the DVD player broke down.
  7. I have been having problems with my computer, which is quite old.
  8. Lindsay told me about the shop where she usually buys her clothes.

Exercise 5: Impersonal Passive and Reporting Structures

  1. It is thought that Daniel Day-Lewis is the finest actor in films today. / Daniel Day-Lewis is thought to be the finest actor in films today.
  2. James is a clever man with whom it is difficult to win an argument. / James, with whom it is difficult to win an argument, is a clever man.
  3. Jill suggested going to that new French restaurant. / Jill suggested that we go to that new French restaurant.

Otros temas (Textos y Cloze)

Text 1: Narrative Verb Tenses

  1. died
  2. had been collecting
  3. writing
  4. built
  5. sold
  6. are going to have

Text 2: Passive and Modal Structures

  1. can be used
  2. finding
  3. were reported
  4. had been living
  5. had been found
  6. might not have happened

Text 3: Verb Forms and Collocations

  1. has been operating
  2. has established
  3. provide
  4. use
  5. provide
  6. has been utilised
  7. call
  8. was set
  9. is hoped
  10. start-up (o start up)

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