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English Grammar Mastery Quiz

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Grammar basics challenge

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Grammar basics challenge

by Alejandro
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Choose the sentence with the right word order

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2) I bought some cheese, ten apples and _ bottle of wine.

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3) Look! Your puppy _______ (to swim)! ) swimS

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4) I _______________(to drive) home at 7 p.m. yesterday.

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5) Kate doesn't know whether she _______________ (to go) to Amsterdam next summer.

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6) The poem "My Heart's in the Highlands" _______________ (to write) by Robert Burns.

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7) _______________ you tell me where Trafalgar Square is?

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8) Mike, _______________ (to move quickly)! It's almost 10 o'clock!

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9) Choose two forms of the verb 'to drive' according to the order: Past Simple - Past Participle

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10) Sarah spoke to Brad Pitt _____ .

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11) Kate has a beautiful _______ (made of gold) ring.

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12) Michael passed the exam _______.

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13) We visited a city, _______ I have never been to.

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14) The humanity hasn't found cure ____ this disease yet.

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15) I don't like most of popular shows _____ television.

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16) Why is Rachel so angry _____ it?

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17) Carla was sitting with two nice _______ (a woman).

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18) He eats _______ sweets every day.

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19) If you ________ (to call) me I ________ (to help) you.

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20) Tracy: "I'm driving to work now".

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Pairs of words are misplaced in the incorrect options.

Use an article before a word starting with a consonant sound.

Present continuous tense for ongoing action.

Past continuous describes ongoing action in the past.

Future simple expresses decision/prediction.

Passive voice uses be + past participle.

Polite modal for asking permission or possibility.

Common imperative to increase speed.

Standard past simple then past participle.

Reflexive pronoun agrees with subject.

Material adjective commonly used.

Adverb form modifies verb.

Relative pronoun for object of preposition.

Common preposition with 'cure' and disease.

Phrase 'on television' is standard.

Adj+preposition pattern 'angry about'.

Plural noun form.

Countable nouns: many.

Second conditional uses would + base; past simple in clause if unreal.

Reported speech shifts tense and time markers.

 
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