There Was, There Were, Could Quiz

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Test your knowledge on using 'there was', 'there were', and 'could' in English!

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Valeria Jiménez

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Froggy Jumps There Was, There Were, Could QuizVersión en línea Test your knowledge on using 'there was', 'there were', and 'could' in English! por Valeria Jiménez 1 Which phrase is correct for a singular noun? '___ a cat in the garden.' a There were b Could c There was 2 Choose the correct phrase: '___ many people at the concert last night.' a There was b Could c There were 3 Which sentence is correct? '___ a chance to win the game.' a There could be b There was c There were 4 Fill in the blank: '___ a book on the table.' a Could b There was c There were 5 Select the correct form: '___ several options available.' a There were b There was c Could 6 Which phrase indicates possibility? '___ be a solution to the problem.' a There was b There were c There could 7 Identify the correct usage: '___ a mistake in the report.' a Could b There were c There was 8 Choose the right phrase: '___ many challenges ahead.' a There could b There was c There are 9 Which is correct? '___ a possibility of rain tomorrow.' a There could be b There were c There was 10 Fill in the blank: '___ two cars parked outside.' a There was b There were c Could

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There Was, There Were, Could QuizVersión en línea

Test your knowledge on using 'there was', 'there were', and 'could' in English!

por Valeria Jiménez

Which phrase is correct for a singular noun? '___ a cat in the garden.'

There were

Could

There was

Choose the correct phrase: '___ many people at the concert last night.'

There was

Could

There were

Which sentence is correct? '___ a chance to win the game.'

There could be

There was

There were

Fill in the blank: '___ a book on the table.'

Could

There was

There were

Select the correct form: '___ several options available.'

There were

There was

Could

Which phrase indicates possibility? '___ be a solution to the problem.'

There was

There were

There could

Identify the correct usage: '___ a mistake in the report.'

Could

There were

There was

Choose the right phrase: '___ many challenges ahead.'

There could

There was

There are

Which is correct? '___ a possibility of rain tomorrow.'

There could be

There were

There was

Fill in the blank: '___ two cars parked outside.'

There was

There were

Could

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There Was, There Were, Could QuizVersión en línea

por Valeria Jiménez

Which phrase is correct for a singular noun? '___ a cat in the garden.'

Choose the correct phrase: '___ many people at the concert last night.'

Which sentence is correct? '___ a chance to win the game.'

Fill in the blank: '___ a book on the table.'

Select the correct form: '___ several options available.'

Which phrase indicates possibility? '___ be a solution to the problem.'

Identify the correct usage: '___ a mistake in the report.'

Choose the right phrase: '___ many challenges ahead.'

Which is correct? '___ a possibility of rain tomorrow.'

Fill in the blank: '___ two cars parked outside.'

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