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B2 English Knowledge Quiz

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A quick true/false quiz on B2 level concepts.

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B2 English Knowledge Quiz
 

B2 English Knowledge QuizOnline version

A quick true/false quiz on B2 level concepts.

by Shakhina
1

The word 'hope' can always replace 'wish' in all contexts.

2

The difference between 'few' and 'a few' is that 'few' has a negative meaning, while 'a few' has a positive nuance.

3

Since is used for a starting point in time and continues to the present.

4

Since is used for a starting point in time and continues to the present.

5

In formal writing, passive voice is often used to emphasize the action rather than the actor.

6

In reported speech, tense never shifts from the original statement.

7

In English, adjectives always come before the noun in all word orders.

8

The present simple tense is never used to talk about future scheduled events.

9

Modal verbs like must, may express deduction or obligation depending on context.

10

All English nouns have a fixed plural form always by adding -s.

11

The present perfect simple is used for actions with relevance to the present.

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