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American vs British Grammar Check

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Grammar contrasts quiz

by Dilsora Tosheva
1

In American English, the past tense of 'learn' is usually which form?

2

Which verb form does American English commonly use with collective nouns like 'team'?

3

Which sentence is more typical American usage? 'I already ate' or 'I have eaten'

4

Which preposition is standard in American English for time phrases: weekend?

5

For future events, which auxiliary is standard in American English?

6

Which past tense form is preferred in American English: 'dreamed' or 'dreamt'?

7

In American English, which is correct: 'She has gotten better' or 'She has got better'?

8

Which sentence uses a typical American preposition with school?

9

Which is the American past participle of 'get'?

10

Which auxiliary do Americans most often use with the perfect aspect?

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