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Short grammar & vocab quiz

by Noelia Anabel
1

Which sentence uses the Present Simple correctly?

2

Which sentence means 'be likely to' (+ infinitive)?

3

Choose a sentence in Present Continuous.

4

Which sentence shows Past Simple?

5

Which is a place in town?

6

Which word is a profession?

7

Which day comes after Monday?

8

What is sixty thousand four hundred and eight in numeric form?

9

Choose sentence with 'be about to + infinitive'.

10

Which sentence uses 'be able to' correctly?

11

Which object can you find in the bathroom?

Choose one or more answers

12

Children use it to keep their pens and other school objects

13

If it ______ tomorrow, we'll stay at home.

14

If a lesson is difficult, it is ______.

15

Have you finished the report ______?

16

She has ______ seen that film twice.

17

This month, I ______ from home because the office is being renovated.

18

Synonym of tired

Written answer

19

What is the opposite of borrow?

20

What is the past participle of ride?

21

She started ______ French last year.

22

When ______ you arrive yesterday?

23

______ she finished her homework yet?

24

If I ______ more time, I would learn another language.

25

A place where we go to borrow books.

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If you ______ too much sugar, you gain weight.

27

I’m ______ to leave the house. I'll call you later.

28

While I ______ to work, I saw an accident.

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Present Simple: subject + base verb (third person singular adds -s). Other forms are incorrect for routine actions.

Be likely to + base verb expresses probability; other options are ungrammatical or wrong tense.

Present Continuous uses am/is/are + verb-ing to describe actions now.

Past Simple uses the past form of the verb; other options mix tenses.

Standard week order: Monday then Tuesday.

'Be about to' + base verb expresses an imminent action; other forms are incorrect.

Be able to + infinitive shows ability; other options are ungrammatical.

 
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