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Had, Get, and God - English Usage Quiz

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Practice had, get, and God usage.

by Carolina Medina
1

Which sentence correctly uses 'had' to show past perfect?

2

Which sentence uses 'get' to mean obtain?

3

Which sentence uses 'God' correctly as the monotheistic deity?

4

Which sentence uses 'had' in a past perfect conditional correctly?

5

Which sentence uses 'get' to mean become angry in the present?

6

Which sentence uses 'get' to mean receive in the past tense?

7

Which sentence uses 'God' with proper capitalization correctly in a religious context?

8

Which sentence correctly uses 'get' to mean rise or wake up in present tense?

9

Which sentence uses 'had' to express possession in the past?

10

Which sentence uses 'get' in a common informal sense of permission or opportunity?

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Past perfect uses 'had' + past participle.

'Got' is the past tense of 'get' to mean obtain in the past.

The deity is capitalized as 'God' when referring to the one God.

Past perfect conditional uses 'had' + past participle in the if-clause.

'Gets' + adjective shows a current tendency to become.

Past tense of 'get' is 'got'.

Proper noun 'God' is capitalized normally.

'Get up' in present simple describes a routine.

Past possession uses 'had' followed by noun.

'Get to' can mean be allowed or have the opportunity.

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