| 1801 | Antonym of "Arrive" | Leave |
| 1802 | Beat around the bush means: | To avoid the main point |
| 1803 | Synonym of "Brave" | Fearless |
| 1804 | Sit on the fence means: | To remain neutral |
| 1805 | I _____ in the rain and got wet. | was caught |
| 1806 | Anadiplosis is: | Repetition of last word at beginning of next clause |
| 1807 | He spoke as if he _____ there himself. | had been |
| 1808 | _____ Nile is the longest river. | The |
| 1809 | If I _____ a doctor, I would save lives. | were |
| 1810 | She is _____ SP in the police. | an |
| 1811 | To look a gift horse in the mouth means: | To be ungrateful |
| 1812 | Both of them _____ hardworking. | are |
| 1813 | Find the error: "Ten miles are a long distance." | are |
| 1814 | Change to passive: "He has finished the work." | The work has been finished by him. |
| 1815 | Choose the correct word: "He gave a _____ of the events." | summary |
| 1816 | Identify the verb: "We should obey our parents." | should obey |
| 1817 | Sit down, _____? | will you |
| 1818 | To cross the Rubicon means: | To take an irreversible step |
| 1819 | She would have come if you _____ her. | had invited |
| 1820 | If they _____ hard, they would have won. | had played |
| 1821 | Synonym of "Modern" | New |
| 1822 | Find the error: "Each of the participants were given a certificate." | were given |
| 1823 | Choose the correct sentence: | She is surprised at the news. |
| 1824 | _____ Suez Canal connects two seas. | The |
| 1825 | Change to active: "I was helped by him." | He helped me. |
| 1826 | Compliment vs "complement": "complement" means: | To complete or go well with |
| 1827 | Change to passive: "Do not disturb the patient." | Let the patient not be disturbed. |
| 1828 | Epic is: | Long narrative poem about a hero |
| 1829 | She _____ in this house since 2015. | has lived |
| 1830 | Choose the correct word: "Please _____ the pain." | lessen |
| 1831 | Choose the correct word: "Not a _____ of evidence was found." | tittle |
| 1832 | He pertained _____ the matter. | to |
| 1833 | Half of the apples _____ rotten. | are |
| 1834 | To be in clover means: | To live comfortably |
| 1835 | Frugal means: | Economical |
| 1836 | Choose the sentence with a participial phrase: | Having finished the work, she left. |
| 1837 | She asked, "How long have you been here?" | She asked how long I had been there. |
| 1838 | Ethics _____ important in business. | is |
| 1839 | He is _____ heir to the throne. | an |
| 1840 | Choose the correct sentence: | Each of the boys is present. |
| 1841 | Change to active: "The work must be done by you." | You must do the work. |
| 1842 | He is prone _____ errors. | to |
| 1843 | Change to active: "The task could be finished by her." | She could finish the task. |
| 1844 | The manager, along with his staff, _____ arrived. | has |
| 1845 | Correctly punctuated: | Mr. Smith is here. |
| 1846 | Break off means: | To end |
| 1847 | Jump on the bandwagon means: | To join a popular trend |
| 1848 | Identify the preposition: "The picture hangs on the wall." | on |
| 1849 | Call off means: | To cancel |
| 1850 | Identify the underlined part: "[That he lied] hurt her." | Noun clause |