Missing Word VI

Instructions

In the following sentences there are gaps. Each gap should be filled with ONE word. The word must make sense in the context and fit in grammatically and stylistically. Click on the “Correct Answer” button to compare your response with the correct one. Please note that there may be other correct answers than the one provided. If you believe your response is right, even if it does not correspond with the suggested correct answer, ask your teacher for guidance.

QUIZ

Sentence 1

Do all your seven dogs ____________________ white fur?

have

Sentence 2

My husband and I only spend at ____________________ an hour or so talking together every day.

most

Sentence 3

There’s no reason for you to go ____________________ of your way to help me. I’m fine on my own.

out

Sentence 4

After three days of heat, change is ____________________ the horizon with a cold front moving in tomorrow.

on

Sentence 5

I know a local farmer who ____________________ me supplied with fresh eggs every week.

keeps

Sentence 6

Tomorrow will be hot and looking further ____________________, the sunshine should continue.

ahead

Sentence 7

It’s of ____________________ utmost importance that you listen to what I’m about to tell you.

the

Sentence 8

Kevin Smith, all of ____________________ most famous works were in the cinema, also wrote four novels.

whose

Sentence 9

Hardly had my mother left the shop ____________________ she was asked to go back inside.

when

Sentence 10

The new headquarters of the bank, ____________________ facade facing the mighty river, will open next June and over a thousand employees will work inside.

its
FIND THE RIGHT WORD TIPS
  • Only use one word.
  • Do not forget that contractions (like don’t or isn’t) count as two words.
  • Pay attention to the clauses and words around each gap, as these will help you identify which part of speech is missing. For example, if the gap is after a verb, is it possible a dependent preposition is missing? If the gap follows a comma, could the missing word be a relative pronoun? If the gap appears at the beginning of a sentence, could the missing word be a linking word such as However or Furthermore?
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