English language practice worksheet featuring grammar and vocabulary exercises.

Let's solve each part of the worksheet step by step and explain the solutions.

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4. Match the parts of the sentences and complete them.

We are given a list of words:
monarchy, citizen, prime minister, leader, revolution, election

Now, let’s match the halves of the sentences logically.

#### Sentence 1:
The ________ in the UK is popular with most people.
→ The monarchy in the UK is popular with most people.
✔️ "Monarchy" fits because the UK has a royal family (queen/king).

#### Sentence 2:
Every ________ of the country should exercise their right to vote.
→ Every citizen of the country should exercise their right to vote.
✔️ "Citizen" refers to a person who belongs to a country and has rights like voting.

#### Sentence 3:
The UK elects a ________ not a president.
→ The UK elects a prime minister not a president.
✔️ The UK does not have a president; it has a Prime Minister as head of government.

#### Sentence 4:
The ________ in the USA is the president.
→ The leader in the USA is the president.
✔️ "Leader" is a general term — the U.S. president is the national leader.

#### Sentence 5:
The ________ in France took place in 1789.
→ The revolution in France took place in 1789.
✔️ The French Revolution happened in 1789.

#### Sentence 6:
Voter turnout at this year's ________ was 96%.
→ Voter turnout at this year's election was 96%.
✔️ "Election" is when people vote for leaders.

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✔ Completed Sentences:

1. The monarchy in the UK is popular with most people.
2. Every citizen of the country should exercise their right to vote.
3. The UK elects a prime minister not a president.
4. The leader in the USA is the president.
5. The revolution in France took place in 1789.
6. Voter turnout at this year's election was 96%.

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5. Write the people nouns for each word and complete the sentences

We need to form people-related nouns from the given words.

| Word | People Noun | Explanation |
|-----------|--------------------|-----------|
| 1. piano | pianist | A person who plays the piano |
| 2. music | musician | A person who makes or performs music |
| 3. Europe | European | A person from Europe |
| 4. study | student | A person who studies |
| 5. employ | employer / employee | "Employer" = one who hires; "employee" = one who works. But since it asks for *a* noun, likely employee or employer. Given context, both possible, but employee is more common as a derived noun. However, "employ" → "employer" is a direct derivation. Let's go with employer. |
| 6. sculpture | sculptor | A person who creates sculptures |

But let’s check what fits best in the sentence:

Wait! The instruction says: Write the people nouns and complete the sentences — but no actual sentence is provided after these words. So we assume we just need to write the correct people noun for each.

So:

1. piano → pianist ✔
2. music → musician ✔
3. Europe → European ✔
4. study → student ✔ (a person who studies)
5. employ → employer or employee?
- "Employ" → employer (one who employs others)
- But also employee (one who is employed)
- Since "employ" is the verb, both are valid. But employer is directly linked to the action of employing.
→ We’ll go with employer
6. sculpture → sculptor ✔

✔ Final Answers:

1. pianist
2. musician
3. European
4. student
5. employer
6. sculptor

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6. Complete the sentences using: away, down, on, out, through or up

We must choose the correct preposition or adverb to complete the phrases.

#### I. A small group of people broke ________ from the crowd.
→ away
"Break away" means to separate or leave a group.
✔ broke away

#### II. War broke ________ in 1991.
→ out
"War broke out" is a fixed expression meaning war started.
✔ broke out

#### III. The police had to break ________ the crowd.
→ up
"Break up" means to disperse or separate a group.
✔ break up

#### IV. The campaign went ________ for three years.
→ on
"Go on" means to continue.
✔ went on

#### V. We weren't able to get ________ to our headquarters because of the blockade.
→ through
"Get through" means to reach or pass successfully.
✔ get through

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✔ Final Answers:

I. broke away
II. broke out
III. break up
IV. went on
V. get through

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✔ Summary of All Answers:

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4. Match and Complete:

1. monarchy
2. citizen
3. prime minister
4. leader
5. revolution
6. election

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5. People Nouns:

1. pianist
2. musician
3. European
4. student
5. employer
6. sculptor

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6. Phrasal Verbs:

I. away
II. out
III. up
IV. on
V. through

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