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English Grammar Mastery Quiz

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Grammar basics quiz

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Question 1: Word Order Choose the sentence with the right word order.

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Question 2: Articles Moon is beautiful today, isn't it?

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Question 3: Present Tenses You _______ (always / to talk) too loud!

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Question 4: Past Tenses Ernest Hemingway __________ (to win) the Nobel Prize in literature in 1954.

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Question 5: Future Tense I __________ (to be) very glad to see you tomorrow.

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Question 6: Passive Voice The Beatles __________ (to know) all over the world.

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Question 7: Modal Verbs Mark _________ speak German, Italian and French.

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Question 8: Phrasal Verbs Sandra, look, what a nice skirt! You should _________ (to sample clothing to see if it fits).

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

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Question 10: Pronouns The classroom is empty. I can see ______ here.

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Question 11 I think his behavior is __________.

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Question 12 Sarah is __________ beautiful.

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Question 13 I met Alice, __________ asked me to tell you about the accident.

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Question 14 I think his attitude __________ life is too pessimistic.

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Question 15 Many animals are __________ danger.

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Question 16 I'm very disappointed __________ the defeat of my favourite football team.

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Question 17 There are three __________ (a brush) on the bathroom shelf.

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Question 18 We don't have __________ bread.

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Question 19 If the weather __________ (to be) fine next Sunday, we __________ (to go) to the park.

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Question 20 Alex: "I don't like onion"

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Correct word order places adverbs like 'often' after the subject and before the main verb stack.

Use 'the' for a specific, identifiable Moon in this context.

Present continuous fits a repeated action irritating others.

Past Simple is used for a specific completed achievement.

'Will be' expresses a simple future prediction of feeling.

Present passive: be + past participle.

Ability is expressed by 'can'.

'Try it on' is the natural phrase for testing fit.

Past simple of drink is 'drank'; past participle is 'drunk'.

If no person is present, 'nobody' fits.

'Abnormal' is the correct adjective.

'Amazing' is the correct adjective; 'amazingly' is adverb.

'Who' is used as the subject of the relative clause.

Use 'toward' to indicate attitude relative to life.

We say 'in danger' to indicate risk.

Common collocation: disappointed with something.

Plural noun: add -es to brush.

Bread is uncountable; use 'much' for negatives/questions.

First clause present simple; second clause simple future.

Reported speech uses past tense of 'do not like'.

 
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