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Test your tricky English knowledge with quick true/false questions.

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Every phrasal verb is always inseparable.

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"Turn down" means to increase the volume.

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The suffix '-ed' marks the past tense for regular verbs.

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There are no irregular verbs in English.

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All phrasal verbs have the same meaning as the base verb; the particle never changes meaning.

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Present perfect uses 'have/has' plus the past participle.

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All vowels in English are pronounced the same across words.

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Its vs it's: 'its' shows possession, while 'it's' is short for 'it is'.

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"Look after" means to ignore.

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The phrasal verb 'look up' can mean to search for information in a reference.

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The prefix 'un-' can negate adjectives, like 'unhappy'.

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Q is always followed by U in English.

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In many cases, a phrasal verb can be separated by placing the object between the verb and the particle, as in 'look the word up'.

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The word 'literally' can never be used figuratively.

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'Look after' means to take care of someone or something.

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Some phrasal verbs have meanings that are not obvious from the combination of verb and particle.

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The phrasal verb 'give up' means to stop trying.

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The particle in a phrasal verb always comes after the object.

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'There', 'their', and 'they're' are homophones with distinct meanings.

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Every English sentence follows the strict Subject-Verb-Object order.

 
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