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English Grammar Essentials Quiz

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English Grammar Essentials Quiz
 

English Grammar Essentials QuizOnline version

Short grammar practice game

by Lê Thị Duyên Thùy (FE FPL THA)
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On Sundays, I _____ for a walk after lunch.

2

____ Lee work in town?

3

He ____ chess.

4

Does Alex relax on the weekends? Yes, he ____

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Tina _____ TV every evening.

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We ______ late at night.

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I ______ late for work!

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There _____ a park near my house.

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There _____ two schools in my town.

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There are _____ restaurants on this street.

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'Go for a walk' is the natural expression.

Use 'Does' with he/she/it in present simple questions.

With he, 'doesn't play' is correct.

Subject-verb agreement: he relaxes.

Third person singular uses -es: watches.

Natural order: We never eat late at night.

Correct is 'I am always late'.

Singular ‘There is’ for one park.

Use plural verb with 'two schools'.

There are some = affirmative quantity.

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