Question 1
Build the sentence: _____
Options: travel, Wherever she travels, her insurance remains valid.
Arrange the word tiles to build a concessive sentence. Leave out the extra word.
Question 1
Build the sentence: _____
Options: travel, Wherever she travels, her insurance remains valid.
Question 2
Build the sentence: _____
Options: Whenever funding arrives, the repairs can begin., arriving
Question 3
Build the sentence: _____
Options: chooses, Whichever entrance you choose, access requires identification.
Question 4
Build the sentence: _____
Options: However carefully he listens, the instructions remain unclear., listening
Question 5
Build the sentence: _____
Options: applies, However many volunteers apply, space remains limited.
Question 6
Build the sentence: _____
Options: No matter where we work, safety takes priority., works
Question 7
Build the sentence: _____
Options: complain, No matter who complains, refunds remain unavailable.
Question 8
Build the sentence: _____
Options: Exhausted as she was, sleep remained impossible., although
Question 9
Build the sentence: _____
Options: although, Closely as we watched, the fault escaped detection.
Question 10
Build the sentence: _____
Options: Outsider as he was, his judgement proved sound., although
Question 11
Build the sentence: _____
Options: although, Much as I regret leaving, returning seems unwise.
Question 12
Build the sentence: _____
Options: Try as she might, escape remained impossible., tries
Practice Concession with Whatever, No Matter and As — Build the Sentences with this interactive sentence-building exercise of 12 questions. Tap the words into the correct order to build each sentence, then submit to check your answers and get detailed feedback on every sentence.
Practicing grammar in real sentences — rather than memorising rules in isolation — is one of the most effective ways to make a structure stick. You can retry as many times as you like to build accuracy and confidence using Concession with Whatever, No Matter and As — Build the Sentences in everyday English.
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