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English Grammar Mastery Quiz

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Short quiz on core grammar rules

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English Grammar Mastery QuizOnline version

Short quiz on core grammar rules

by Alberto
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Q1. Choose the sentence with the right word order

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Q2. He wrote a poem for her. ___ poem was beautiful.

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Q3. It _______ (to get) colder. Do you really want to go out?

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Q4. Henry ________ (to talk) to his cousin while his wife was reading a newspaper.

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Q5. He has to do so much today. He ____________ (to be) tired after work.

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Q6. This single ________________ (to release) last month.

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Q7. It's very cold outside. We ___________ put on warm clothes.

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Q8. I need ___________ (to complete) this task until the end of this week.

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Q9. Choose two forms of the verb 'to sing' according to the order: Past Simple - Past Participle

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Q10. Jill didn't answer Martin. She didn't know what to tell ______ .

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Q11. The service is currently _________ .

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Q12. Nick spoke _________ .

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Q13. Jack took the pen, _____ was red.

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Q14. My brother is a great specialist ____ IT.

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Q15. They invited us ____ dinner.

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Q16. Who is responsible ______ this mess?

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Q17. My grandma has several _________ (a swine) in the village.

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Q18. We've seen _________ animals in the zoo today.

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Q19. If you _________ (to drive) so slowly we _______ (to be) late.

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Q20. Tom asked me if I would go there with him.

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In English, Subject + Verb + Complement is standard: 'New Zealand' + 'is' + 'about the same size...'.

Use 'the' for a specific poem already referenced.

Present Continuous describes a changing situation now.

Past Continuous describes actions in progress in the past.

Will = prediction based on current situation.

Past Simple Passive: 'was released' at a specific past time.

Have to expresses external obligation due to circumstances.

'Carry out' means to complete or perform a task.

Base → Past Simple → Past Participle: sing, sang, sung.

Object pronoun follows tell; refers to Martin.

'Unavailable' forms opposite with prefix 'un-'.

Adverbs describe manner; 'softly' is adverb form.

Use 'which' for things in relative clauses.

Fixed phrase: 'specialist in IT'.

'for dinner' indicates invitation to a meal.

Adjective + preposition: responsible for.

Some nouns are same in singular and plural; 'swine' is correct.

'A lot of' precedes plural nouns in positive sentences.

First Conditional: If + Present Simple → will + base verb.

Reported questions use 'if' and subject-verb order changes.

 
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