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Grammar basics quiz

by Maria Jose Triana Melguizo
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1) Word Order: Choose the sentence with the right word order.

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2) Articles: I see _ three men outside.

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3) Present Tenses: The climate _________ (to change) rapidly nowadays.

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4) Past Tenses: I _________ (to play) the guitar at 9 o'clock yesterday.

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5) Future Tense: I _________ (to take part) in serious negotiations tomorrow.

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6) Passive Voice: Napoleon _________ (to defeat) in 1815.

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7) Modal Verbs: You look very pale. I think you _________ go to the doctor.

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8) Phrasal Verbs: Could you _________ (to speak louder), please?

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9) Irregular Verbs: Past Simple - Past Participle for to choose.

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10) Pronouns: Who are these people? I don't remember ______.

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11) Adjectives: BMW is good, Audi is __________.

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12) Adverbs: Rachel studies very __________.

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13) Relative Clauses: Washington is a city __________ was founded in 1791.

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14) Noun + Preposition: He has a great interest __________ science.

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15) Prepositions: John gets up __________ 9 o'clock every day.

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16) Adjective + Preposition: Michael is very good __________ chess.

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17) Nouns: Nicky always wears __________.

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18) Quantifiers: We don't have __________ time for it.

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19) Conditionals: If I __________ (to read) this book, I __________ (can / to get) a lot of knowledge.

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20) Reported Speech: Bob said: "Don't disturb me, please".

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Correct: natural English word order for present simple.

Correct: no article before a numeral in this case.

Correct: present continuous for ongoing change.

Correct: past continuous describes an ongoing action.

Correct: be going to for planned future action.

Correct: past simple passive.

Correct: should express advice.

Correct: speak up = speak louder.

Correct: chose (Past Simple) and chosen (Past Participle).

Correct: object pronoun after remember.

Correct: comparative form of good.

Correct: adverb modifying verb study.

Correct: relative clause with which.

Correct: interest in something.

Correct: at 9 o'clock.

Correct: good at something.

Correct: plural noun used with wear.

Correct: uncountable noun time requires much.

Correct: present simple + will be able to get.

Correct: use not to + infinitive in reported speech.

 
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