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English Grammar Quiz Master

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Short grammar challenge

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Maria Jose Triana Melguizo
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Short grammar challenge

by Maria Jose Triana Melguizo
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Word Order: Which sentence has the correct order?

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Articles: Paris is ___ capital of France.

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Present Tenses: Sarah __________ (to cook) thirty pancakes today.

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Past Tenses: I was writing a letter while my husband __________ (to cook).

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Future Tense: She ________ a singer.

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Passive Voice: Cookies __________ (to make) from milk, eggs and flour.

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Modal Verbs: Students ______ listen to the teacher.

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Phrasal Verbs: Could you __________ (to wait) for a minute?

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Irregular Verbs: Past Simple - Past Participle for 'to break'.

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Pronouns: This is Jane's book. The book is ______.

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Adjectives: I think she is ___________ girl in our school.

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Adverbs: A car appeared ___________.

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Relative Clauses: Fred is a person ___________ can speak four languages.

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Noun plus Preposition: I couldn't find an answer ___________ your question.

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Prepositions: I go to work ___________ car every morning.

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Adjective plus Preposition: It was so nice ___________ you.

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Nouns: Mothers always give us ___________.

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Quantifiers: There is ___________ sugar in my cup of tea.

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Conditionals: If I ___________ he, I ___________ those things.

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Reported Speech: Charlie said he would go to the cinema tomorrow.

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Correct word order places adverbs after the auxiliary.

Paris uses the definite article: ‘the capital’.

Present continuous for ongoing action today.

Past continuous for simultaneous action.

Will + base form indicates future prediction.

Cookies are made from ingredients.

Must expresses strong necessity.

Common phrasal verb: hold on.

Past simple is broke; past participle is broken.

possessive pronoun: hers.

Superlative with ‘the most’ is correct.

Adverb modifies verb: suddenly.

Use who for people.

Common collocation: answer to questions.

By car indicates mode of transport.

Common collocation: nice of you.

Advice is uncountable.

Sugar is uncountable; use 'a lot of'.

Second conditional structure.

Reported speech shifts future to 'would'.

 
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