Build Impersonal It and Advanced There

Use the reference context to build the sentence in the correct order. Some words do not belong.

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Question 1

The forecast describes tomorrow’s weather without naming a subject. Build the sentence: _____

Options: There, It might snow in the hills tomorrow morning., are

Question 2

Give the time when the final guests left. Build the sentence: _____

Options: It was nearly midnight when the final guests left., There, has

Question 3

State the distance from this point to the station. Build the sentence: _____

Options: There, It is only three kilometres from here to the station., at

Question 4

Present the safety action as an evaluation. Build the introductory-it sentence: _____

Options: It is essential to check the emergency exits before opening., There, are

Question 5

Comment on the fact that nobody reported the error. Build the sentence: _____

Options: be, It is surprising that nobody reported the error earlier., were

Question 6

Focus specifically on Nina as the person who found the missing file. Build the cleft sentence: _____

Options: It was Nina who found the missing file., were, are

Question 7

Emphasize that the truth became clear later than expected. Build the sentence: _____

Options: was, It wasn't until later that we understood the truth., are

Question 8

A system check suggests a possible new fault, but no fault has been confirmed. Build the cautious statement: _____

Options: There appears to be a fault in the main sensor., appear, are

Question 9

Introduce a footbridge that once crossed this otherwise open stretch of river. Build the sentence: _____

Options: was, There used to be a pedestrian bridge across this river., are

Question 10

Introduce a possible delay, then evaluate that known delay. Build the two-clause sentence: _____

Options: There seems to be a delay, but it is unlikely to last long., are, were

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