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English Grammar Quick QuizOnline version Quick grammar practice. by María 1 Be quiet! The baby ________. a was sleeping b slept c is sleeping d sleeps 2 I ________ (to visit) Paris three times. a am visiting b have visited c has visited d visited 3 They ________ (to go) to the cinema yesterday. a goes b go c went d have gone 4 When I was young, I ________ run very fast. a should b can c must d could 5 This book is ________. (belonging to me) a my b me c I d mine 6 Look at those clouds! It ________ rain. a goes to b will c is going to d is raining 7 The window ________ (to break) by the wind last night. a has broken b is broken c was broken d broke 8 I saw ________ old man in the park. a (no article) b an c a d the 9 She cut ________ while she was cooking. a herself b she c her d hers 10 You are coming to the party, ________? a are you? b won't you? c aren't you? d don't you? 11 1) Be quiet! The baby ________. a sleeps b was sleeping c is sleeping d slept 12 2) I ________ (to visit) Paris three times. a am visiting b visited c has visited d have visited 13 3) They ________ (to go) to the cinema yesterday. a have gone b goes c went d go 14 4) When I was young, I ________ run very fast. a should b must c can d could 15 5) This book is ________. (belonging to me) a my b mine c I d me 16 6) Look at those clouds! It ________ rain. a is going to b will c goes to d is raining 17 7) The window ________ (to break) by the wind last night. a has broken b was broken c is broken d broke 18 8) I saw ________ old man in the park. a an b the c a d (no article) 19 9) She cut ________ while she was cooking. a she b hers c her d herself 20 10) You are coming to the party, ________? a don't you? b aren't you? c won't you? d are you? 21 11) Sally is ________ than Carol. a short b shorter c the shortest d shortly 22 12) Carl has learnt the poem ________. a bad b the worst c bady d badly 23 13) Ferrari is a car ________ I like. a that b whose c who d whom 24 14) Mr. Blake is a great example ____ courage. a in b at c of d for 25 15) I've known him ________ five years. a for b from c since d ago 26 16) I'm so tired ____ him. a with b by c about d of 27 17) Can you find three ________ in the picture? a sheepies b sheeps c sheep d sheepes 28 18) There are ________ students in the class. (formal written English) a a little b many c a lot of d much 29 19) If Carla ________ (to tell) everything, she ______ (not to have) any problems. a hasn't b will tell / won't have c will tell d tell / hasn't e tells 30 20) Dexter said: "I've bought a new car recently". a Dexter said he bought a new car recently. b Dexter said he had bought a new car recently. c Dexter said he would have bought a new car recently. d Dexter said he has bought a new car recently. Explicación 1 The present continuous fits an ongoing action. 2 Present perfect for experiences up to now. 3 Past simple for completed past events. 4 Could expresses past ability. 5 Mine shows possession for something already mentioned. 6 Going to indicates future plan/intention. 7 Passive voice in the past. 8 Use 'an' before a vowel sound. 9 Reflexive pronouns refer back to subject. 10 Tag questions expect opposite auxiliary.

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English Grammar Quick QuizOnline version

by María

Be quiet! The baby ________.

I ________ (to visit) Paris three times.

They ________ (to go) to the cinema yesterday.

When I was young, I ________ run very fast.

This book is ________. (belonging to me)

Look at those clouds! It ________ rain.

The window ________ (to break) by the wind last night.

I saw ________ old man in the park.

She cut ________ while she was cooking.

You are coming to the party, ________?

1) Be quiet! The baby ________.

2) I ________ (to visit) Paris three times.

3) They ________ (to go) to the cinema yesterday.

4) When I was young, I ________ run very fast.

5) This book is ________. (belonging to me)

6) Look at those clouds! It ________ rain.

7) The window ________ (to break) by the wind last night.

8) I saw ________ old man in the park.

9) She cut ________ while she was cooking.

10) You are coming to the party, ________?

11) Sally is ________ than Carol.

12) Carl has learnt the poem ________.

13) Ferrari is a car ________ I like.

14) Mr. Blake is a great example ____ courage.

15) I've known him ________ five years.

16) I'm so tired ____ him.

17) Can you find three ________ in the picture?

18) There are ________ students in the class. (formal written English)

19) If Carla ________ (to tell) everything, she ______ (not to have) any problems.

20) Dexter said: "I've bought a new car recently".

19) If Carla __ (to tell) everything, she (not to have) any problems.