Here are some solutions to intermediate reading exercises. If you find these challenging, don't worry! Keep practicing, and you'll get better at it.
Vocabulary
Synonyms:
- Happy: joyful, elated, cheerful
- Sad: sorrowful, despondent, melancholic
- Big: large, huge, gigantic
- Small: little, tiny, minuscule
Antonyms:
- Happy: sad, solemn, gloomy
- Sad: happy, joyful, elated
- Big: small, tiny, minute
- Small: big, large, huge
Reading Comprehension
Question: What is the main idea of the article?
- Answer: The article discusses the importance of reading and how it can improve one's life.
Question: Who is the author of the article?
- Answer: The author is not mentioned in the article.
Question: What is the author's opinion about reading?
- Answer: The author believes that reading is a valuable activity that can enhance one's knowledge and skills.
Grammar
- Present Perfect Tense:
- I have read a book.
- She has written a letter.
- They have traveled to Japan.
Useful Phrases
- I enjoy reading books.
- Reading is my favorite hobby.
- I have read many books in my life.
- Reading can be very beneficial.
Extension Reading
For more reading exercises, visit our Intermediate Reading Exercises section.