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Advanced English Grammar: True/False

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Advanced English Grammar: True/False
 

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Medium-difficulty C1/C2 grammar true/false quiz.

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Which introduces non-restrictive relative clauses and is often set off by commas.

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The present perfect is used with 'ago' to indicate when something happened.

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The passive voice is formed with 'be' plus the past participle, and the agent can be introduced with 'by'.

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The present perfect is used to describe experiences without specifying when they happened.

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Adjectives always precede the noun in English.

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The future continuous is formed with 'will have' + past participle.

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In English, all sentences must have a subject and a finite verb.

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In the subjunctive, 'if I were' is used for all persons to express hypothetical situations.

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Would rather + base verb is the correct form.

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The past tense is used to describe actions that started and continued to the present.

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