Generalisation and exception language (Difficult) Quiz

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📝 IELTS – English Vocabulary – Generalisation and exception language – Difficult

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What does 'with few exceptions' imply in: 'The rules were followed with few exceptions.'?

Rarely

Never

Mostly

Always

None

'With few exceptions' implies that mostly, the rules were followed. It does not mean 'rarely', 'never', or 'always'.

Select the phrase that indicates a general statement: '_______, people enjoy music.'

On occasion

In specific

In general

In detail

None

'In general' is used to make a broad statement. 'In specific', 'in detail', and 'on occasion' suggest a narrower focus.

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