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Advanced English Quiz: Level 4

Level 4 of our advanced English quiz series. Ten questions calibrated to advanced level 4 (advanced linkers, deduction modals, collocations), with instant answers and explanations. Free and no sign-up.

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1. ____ working late every night, Priya still could not finish the quarterly report on time.

Despite is a preposition followed by a noun or -ing form, unlike although which needs a full clause.

2. The lights are off and the car is gone, so Rahul ____ already left for Mumbai.

Must have expresses a confident deduction based on strong evidence.

3. She is very organised, ____ her brother is quite careless with his things.

Whereas joins two clauses to show a direct contrast between two subjects.

4. I cannot find my umbrella anywhere; I ____ it on the train yesterday.

Might have left shows a tentative guess about a past possibility that is not certain.

5. Choose the correct collocation: The new manager quickly ____ a strong impression on the whole team.

The fixed collocation is make an impression, not do or take one.

6. You look exhausted. You ____ to bed so late before an exam.

Should not have gone expresses criticism or regret about a past action.

7. The plan was well designed; ____, it failed because of poor funding.

However is an adverb linking two sentences to signal contrast, usually after a full stop or semicolon.

8. Which word best fits: Rahul gave a ____ apology, so nobody believed he was truly sorry.

A half-hearted apology lacks real feeling, matching the doubt described.

9. ____ the heavy traffic, Priya reached the airport in good time.

In spite of is a prepositional phrase followed by a noun, showing concession like despite.

10. The window is broken and money is missing; a thief ____ into the house last night.

Must have broken is the confident past deduction that fits the clear evidence.
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