Quiz: Quiz Unit1&7


Quiz Unit1&7Online version Grammar, vocab, functions by Pen 1 Which sentence uses present perfect? a I was living in Paris since 2010. b I lived in Paris since 2010. c I have lived in Paris since 2010. d I am living in Paris since 2010. 2 Choose the sentence with a polite request using could. a Can you help me with this, please? b Could you help me with this, please? c Should you help me with this, please? d Will you help me with this, please? 3 Which word best completes: 'She is good ___ playing guitar' ? a on b at c in d to 4 Choose the best sentence for giving advice. a If I was you, I would try a different approach. b If I am you, I would try a different approach. c If I were you, I would try a different approach. d If I were you, I will try a different approach. 5 Which sentence shows past ability? a She could swim when she was five. b She is able to swim when she was five. c She could to swim when she was five. d She can swim when she was five. 6 Which option is a phrasal verb meaning 'cancel'? a call off b take off c put up with d throw away 7 Choose a sentence that makes an offer. a You will like some help with that. b Would you like to help with that? c Do you like some help with that? d Would you like some help with that? 8 Which sentence expresses obligation strongly? a You might wear a helmet. b You should wear a helmet. c You must wear a helmet. d You could wear a helmet. 9 Which phrase means a daily routine activity? a get up early b look after c break through d pass out 10 Which question tag is correct? a You're coming tonight, aren't they? b You're coming tonight, aren't you? c You're coming tonight, is you? d You're coming tonight, aren't it? Feedback 1 Present perfect links past to now; the action started in the past and continues. 2 Could you is a polite request form; can/will are less polite in formal contexts. 3 Common expression: good at + verb-ing. 4 Use if I were you for hypothetical advice; would + infinitive. 5 Could expresses past ability; could to is incorrect. 6 Call off = cancel; others have different meanings. 7 Offering help uses would you like; other options are misfit forms. 8 Must expresses strong obligation; should/might/could are weaker. 9 Common daily routine collocation: get up + time. 10 Tag questions agree with the auxiliary; you're → aren't you.

1

Which sentence uses present perfect?

a

I was living in Paris since 2010.

b

I lived in Paris since 2010.

c

I have lived in Paris since 2010.

d

I am living in Paris since 2010.

2

Choose the sentence with a polite request using could.

a

Can you help me with this, please?

b

Could you help me with this, please?

c

Should you help me with this, please?

d

Will you help me with this, please?

3

Which word best completes: 'She is good ___ playing guitar' ?

a

on

b

at

c

in

d

to

4

Choose the best sentence for giving advice.

a

If I was you, I would try a different approach.

b

If I am you, I would try a different approach.

c

If I were you, I would try a different approach.

d

If I were you, I will try a different approach.

5

Which sentence shows past ability?

a

She could swim when she was five.

b

She is able to swim when she was five.

c

She could to swim when she was five.

d

She can swim when she was five.

6

Which option is a phrasal verb meaning 'cancel'?

a

call off

b

take off

c

put up with

d

throw away

7

Choose a sentence that makes an offer.

a

Which sentence expresses obligation strongly?

a

You might wear a helmet.

b

You should wear a helmet.

c

You must wear a helmet.

d

You could wear a helmet.

9

Which phrase means a daily routine activity?

a

get up early

b

look after

c

break through

d

pass out

10

Which question tag is correct?

a

You're coming tonight, aren't they?

b

You're coming tonight, aren't you?

c

You're coming tonight, is you?

d

You're coming tonight, aren't it?

Feedback

1

Present perfect links past to now; the action started in the past and continues.

2

Could you is a polite request form; can/will are less polite in formal contexts.

3

Common expression: good at + verb-ing.

4

Use if I were you for hypothetical advice; would + infinitive.

5

Could expresses past ability; could to is incorrect.

6

Call off = cancel; others have different meanings.

7

Offering help uses would you like; other options are misfit forms.

8

Must expresses strong obligation; should/might/could are weaker.

9

Common daily routine collocation: get up + time.

10

Tag questions agree with the auxiliary; you're → aren't you.

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Quiz Unit1&7Online version

by Pen

Which sentence uses present perfect?

Choose the sentence with a polite request using could.

Which word best completes: 'She is good ___ playing guitar' ?

Choose the best sentence for giving advice.

Which sentence shows past ability?

Which option is a phrasal verb meaning 'cancel'?

Choose a sentence that makes an offer.

Which sentence expresses obligation strongly?

Which phrase means a daily routine activity?

Which question tag is correct?

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