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English Grammar Quiz: Essentials

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Test basics of grammar

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

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Question 2: Articles — Vicky told us _ interesting story.

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Question 3: Present Tenses — The train from Berlin __________ (to arrive) at 11.15.

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Question 4: Past Tenses — John __________ (to meet) Mary three years ago.

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Question 5: Future Tense — I suppose that Bob __________ (to return) to Berlin in a few days.

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Question 6: Passive Voice — Australia __________ (to discover) by Dutch explorers in 1606.

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Question 7: Modal Verbs — Jeremy gave me the advice to watch "Silent Hill". He told that I __________ go to the cinema immediately.

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Question 8: Phrasal Verbs — Carl is ill, he __________ (to be absent) today.

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Question 9: Irregular Verbs — Choose two forms of the verb 'to forget' (Past Simple - Past Participle).

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Question 10: Pronouns — Look at _____! He's really happy.

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Question 11: ADJECTIVES — We can't work with him anymore. He's too __________.

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Question 12: ADVERBS — She ran __________.

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Question 13: RELATIVE CLAUSES — The person __________ I gave my keys is my aunt.

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Question 14: NOUN PLUS PREPOSITION — Could you give me some information __________ this place?

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Question 15: PREPOSITIONS — __________ last, we found the street.

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Question 16: ADJECTIVE PLUS PREPOSITION — I'm afraid __________ dogs.

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Question 17: NOUNS — My grandmother has got 12 __________ (a goose) in her village.

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Question 18: SOME, ANY, A LOT OF, MANY, MUCH ETC. — Alex, I hope you'll tell me __________ good.

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Question 19: CONDITIONALS — He __________ (to fall) ill if he __________ (to eat) so much ice-cream.

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Question 20: REPORTED SPEECH — Paul: "When does the train arrive?"

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English has a relatively fixed word order; changing it can change meaning.

A/an precedes a noun to indicate non-specific information.

For schedules, use present simple to express future.

Three years ago indicates simple past.

Future simple expresses a prediction.

Passive = be + past participle; focus on action result.

Should is used for giving advice.

is away expresses absence due to illness.

Forget: forgot (Past Simple) and forgotten (Past Participle).

Object pronouns used after look at.

Correct word: irresponsible.

Adverb form: quickly.

Whom is the object of the clause.

Info about something.

At last is an expression.

Afraid of something.

Plural of goose is geese.

Use something for an unspecified good.

First clause future, second present simple.

Reported questions use past tense.

 
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