3rd-Week Grammar2 Examination

The correct arrangement is 'They were able to submit the task on time yesterday.' This maintains proper sentence structure, placing the adverb 'yesterday' at the end for clarity.

The correct choice is 'was able to' because it indicates a completed action in the past, fitting the context of meeting her nephews last week. The other options do not convey the past tense appropriately.

The correct choice is 'won’t' because it indicates that Dika is unlikely to attend the graduation party, aligning with the word 'possibly' in the question. The other options suggest varying degrees of likelihood.

The correct choice is 'might be' because it indicates a possibility that Jack is in the balcony, fitting the context of uncertainty in the conversation.

The correct use of SEoM (Subject-Verb-Object) is in the sentence 'Is she allowed to visit him?' which correctly follows the structure and uses the auxiliary verb 'is' for permission.

The correct choice is 'are being' because it indicates that the boxes are currently in the process of being moved to the garage, which fits the present continuous passive voice needed in this context.

The correct choice is 'is appeared' because it uses the passive voice to indicate that the news was shown on TV today. The other options are grammatically incorrect or do not fit the context.

The correct choice is 'were' because it agrees with the plural subject 'some people' and indicates past action, fitting the context of the sentence about investigations that occurred in the last two days.

The correct passive voice transformation is 'A letter was written for her by him.' This maintains the original meaning while changing the focus from the doer (him) to the action and the recipient (her).

The correct passive voice transformation of 'We are cutting a rope' is 'A rope is being cut by us.' This maintains the present continuous tense and correctly uses 'is being cut'.