The Fill in the Blanks 3 category offers a collection of fill‑in‑the‑blank questions aimed at testing knowledge and reinforcing concepts. Each item includes concise prompts and instant feedback to help learners practice efficiently.
Blank needs 'shrouded'; context demands this word grammatically.
Ref: British Council grammar guide explains adjective fond always followed by preposition of standard collocation pattern English usage.
Blank needs 'abrasive'; context demands this word grammatically.
Ref: British Council grammar guide explains adjective fond always followed by preposition of standard collocation pattern English usage.
Blank needs 'ratified'; context demands this word grammatically.
Ref: British Council grammar guide explains adjective fond always followed by preposition of standard collocation pattern English usage.
Blank needs 'ambivalent'; context demands this word grammatically.
Ref: British Council grammar guide explains adjective fond always followed by preposition of standard collocation pattern English usage.
Blank needs 'watched'; context demands this word grammatically.
Ref: British Council grammar guide explains adjective fond always followed by preposition of standard collocation pattern English usage.
Blank needs 'practiced'; context demands this word grammatically.
Ref: British Council grammar guide explains adjective fond always followed by preposition of standard collocation pattern English usage.
Blank needs 'goes'; context demands this word grammatically.
Ref: British Council grammar guide explains adjective fond always followed by preposition of standard collocation pattern English usage.
Blank needs 'with'; context demands this word grammatically.
Ref: British Council grammar guide explains adjective fond always followed by preposition of standard collocation pattern English usage.
Blank needs 'nefarious'; context demands this word grammatically.
Ref: British Council grammar guide explains adjective fond always followed by preposition of standard collocation pattern English usage.
Blank needs 'stoic'; context demands this word grammatically.
Ref: British Council grammar guide explains adjective fond always followed by preposition of standard collocation pattern English usage.
