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English Essentials Quiz: Grammar & Usage

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English Essentials Quiz: Grammar & UsageOnline version

Test de grammar basics

by Alberto
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Choose the sentence with the correct word order

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Fill the gap: My nephew plays _ piano very well.

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Present Simple: Simon is very busy. He __________ (to take) a rest very seldom.

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Past Continuous: Bill __________ (to play) football at 10 o'clock yesterday.

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Future intention: I have won the lottery. I __________ (to donate) the prize to charity.

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Passive Voice: Opera 'Rigoletto' __________ (to compose) by Verdi in 1851.

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Modal Verbs: He should stop smoking. Which option is correct for advice?

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Phrasal Verbs: Important ________ with your colleagues.

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Irregular Verbs: Choose the correct Past Simple - Past Participle pair.

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Pronouns: We've bought a boat for __________.

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Adjectives: This black dress is _______ than the blue one.

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Adverbs: Susan plays the piano _________.

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Relative Clauses: Tom asked me about Mary, ______ travelled with us last summer.

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Noun + Preposition: He doesn't have any respect ____ his relatives.

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Prepositions: Kate is always ____ the phone talking about everything in the world.

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Adjective + Preposition: Jeremy is very unfriendly ______ Kate.

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Nouns: I watched two _______ (a series) of Friends yesterday.

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Quantifiers: There are ________ cats on the bench.

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Conditionals: If I ________ (to be) an actor I __________ (to choose) roles in action movies.

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Reported Speech: Mary said she usually left home at 9 o'clock.

Explicación

Place 'not' immediately after the auxiliary verb.

We use the definite article with musical instruments in general phrases.

Habit/frequency uses Present Simple; third person adds -s.

Past continuous for action in progress at a past time.

Use 'be going to' for planned/intended actions.

Past passive: was/were + past participle.

Should is used for giving advice.

'to keep in' means stay in good terms.

Base: see; Past Simple: saw; Past Participle: seen.

Reflexive pronoun when subject and object are same.

Comparative with more for two items.

Adverbs describe manner; 'beautifully' is correct.

'Who' as subject in relative clause.

'Respect for' is correct.

Use 'on the phone' when using a phone.

Unfriendly to someone indicates attitude toward them.

Some nouns have same form singular/plural: 'series'.

'Many' with countable nouns.

Second Conditional: If + past simple, would + verb.

Present Simple in direct becomes Past Simple in reported speech.

 
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