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English Grammar Essentials
 

English Grammar EssentialsOnline version

Medium-level grammar quiz

by Marjona Xudoyqulova
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An adjective describes a noun.

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Adjectives in English always come after the noun.

3

The present perfect is used for actions finished at a specific time.

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The word 'they' can be a gender-neutral pronoun.

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The plural of 'child' is 'children'.

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A verb can show action or a state.

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A sentence in English can have no verb.

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Plurals in English never require changes in the verb.

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A sentence in English typically has a subject and a predicate.

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The past progressive is formed with 'has' + verb-ing.

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