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Test your basic English grammar skills

by Maria Jose Triana Melguizo
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Question 1: Choose the sentence with the right word order.

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Question 2: We have got only __ hour to do this task.

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Question 3: Jill ________ (to work) in a hospital.

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Question 4: We were strolling in the park when suddenly it ________ (to thunder).

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Question 5: Jim has invited us to his birthday party. He ________ (to be) 27 next week.

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Question 6: The book "Pickwick Papers" ________ (to write) by Charles Dickens in 1836.

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Question 7: ________ you open the window, please?

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Question 8: Hey, Jerry, ________ (to be careful)! The floor is wet!

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Question 9: Choose two forms of the verb 'to become' according to the order: Past Simple - Past Participle.

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Question 10: May I take ________ umbrella?

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Question 11: Rick wants to marry Cindy. He gave her a beautiful _____ ring. (The ring made of gold)

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Question 12: The car was moving very _____.

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Question 13: Rennes is a city, __________ is situated in France.

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Question 14: Dave is a student _____ business administration.

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Question 15: I will pay _____ cash.

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Question 16: I'm fond _____ reading.

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Question 17: There are eleven _____ in each football team.

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Question 18: We don't have __________ milk.

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Question 19: If I __________ (to be) Kate, I __________ (to study) harder.

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Question 20: Rachel: "I'm playing the piano now". Which is correct for reported speech?

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Adverbs like 'never' go after the auxiliary verb 'should'.

Use 'an' before vowel sounds; 'hour' has a silent 'h'.

Present Simple for general truths and permanent states.

Past Simple for the interrupting action.

Future Simple for certain future events.

Passive voice: was/were + past participle.

Polite request with modal 'could'.

'Look out' = be careful.

TO BECOME - BECAME - BECOME.

Possessive adjective after 'May I take'.

'Gold' = made of gold; 'golden' = color.

'Fast' is an irregular adverb.

Use 'which' for things in relative clauses.

'Student of' a subject.

'In cash' or 'pay in cash'.

Adjective + preposition: 'fond of'.

Irregular plural: man → men.

Negative sentences use 'any'.

Second conditional: if + past simple, would + base verb.

Use past tense in reported speech; 'then' for past time.

 
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