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English Grammar Challenge
 

English Grammar ChallengeOnline version

Short quiz on grammar rules

by Gilma Pérez
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Choose the sentence with the right word order.

2

I don't like to come home late in _ evening.

3

My wife usually ________ (to drink) a cup of coffee before going to work.

4

My cat _______________ (to play) with a toy when I called it.

5

My parents chose a new car yesterday. Today they _______________ (to buy) it.

6

My wallet _______________ (to steal) yesterday.

7

I can't understand anything. _______________ you help me, please?

8

It's so nice to see that Darrel _______________ (to fall in love with) Jane.

9

Choose two forms of the verb 'to go' according to the order: Past Simple - Past Participle

10

Tom, be careful with the knife! You can cut _____.

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Correct word order places the verb before the subject in a question.

Use the definite article before a time period when referring to a specific evening.

Present simple for habitual action present: 'drinks'.

Past continuous describes an ongoing action in the past.

Recent past with future meaning: 'are going to buy' forecasts a future action.

Passive voice in past: 'was stolen'.

Polite request: 'Could you help me'.

Collocation: 'fall in love with' -> 'fell for'.

Past Simple is 'went'; Past Participle is 'gone'.

Reflexive pronoun for the subject: 'yourself'.

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