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Everyday Grammar: Mixed Review

B1-B2 Level

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Question 1

Complete the sentence using the supplied cue and context.

In her current role, Leila usually (answer) support questions before the daily meeting.

Grammar review

This review brings several familiar decisions together. Find the time first: a routine, work happening now, a finished event or an action already in progress. Then check the subject and build the verb form.

For future and modal gaps, use the construction supplied. In the conditional items, compare an open future event with a situation the context says is unavailable now. Keep to the simple conditional forms requested in the instructions. You do not need specialist software knowledge; the work details give you a reason to use the grammar. If one question catches you out, return to that focused exercise before trying again.

What to check

Read the time and situation → follow any supplied construction → check the subject and verb form

1.The team checks the queue each morning.
2.We were reviewing the guide when the call began.
3.If we had more time, we would redesign the menu.

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Try a focused exercise or return to a mixed review to apply the forms in another situation.

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💡 Tips for Success

•Use the time and situation in the whole sentence.
•For supplied constructions, check the subject and word order.
•For conditions, consider whether the situation is an upcoming possibility or an imagined alternative.

Frequently Asked Questions

Should I do the focused exercises first?

They can help. Try the tense, future-form, modal and conditional exercises in the core group, then use this review to practise recognising which form a new situation needs.