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Grammar Basics: True or False
 

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Beginner grammar quiz

by Maftuna Boltayeva
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A sentence without a subject is always incorrect.

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The subject of a sentence agrees with the main verb in number.

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An adjective describes a noun.

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A noun names a person, place, or thing.

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A plural noun always ends with -s.

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Nouns can be used as contractions.

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A verb shows an action or state of being.

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Verbs must always end with -ing.

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In English, the basic word order is Subject-Verb-Object.

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An adjective always comes after the noun it describes.

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