English Basics Quiz: Comparatives & Gerunds

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A1-A2 quiz on comparatives, would like, going to, gerunds.

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English Basics Quiz: Comparatives & Gerunds


English Basics Quiz: Comparatives & GerundsVersión en línea A1-A2 quiz on comparatives, would like, going to, gerunds. por Umrbek Khalliyev 1 Which is the correct comparative: 'small' -> ? a more small b smallest c smallier d smaller 2 Choose the correct sentence: I would like ___ tea. a any b much c the d some 3 We are ___ to go to the park tomorrow. a going b went c gone d goes 4 Which is a correct gerund form: 'to swim' becomes ___ when used as a noun. a swam b swimming c swims d swim 5 This book is ___ than that one. a interestinger b more interesting c most interesting d interested 6 I would like ___ coffee, please. a the b any c some d much 7 They are ___ to visit us next week. a goes b went c going d gone 8 Which is the gerund in this sentence: 'Swimming is fun.' a Swim b Swimming c Swims d Swam 9 Use the comparative: 'This bag is ___ than that one.' a lightier b more light c lighter d lighterest 10 Which sentence uses 'going to' correctly? a We going watch a movie. b We going to watch a movie. c We are going to watch a movie. d We are go to watch a movie. 11 I'd like ______ (this sandwich), please. a these sandwiches b a sandwich c that sandwich d this sandwich 12 Can I get/ have ______ (a small cappuccino), please? a a large cappuccino b a small cappuccino c a latte d a macchiato 13 I'll have ______ (a latte), please. a a cappuccino b a coffee c a tea d a latte 14 How much is ______? a these items b that c these d this 15 Can I pay by ______ card? a cash b barter c card d check 16 Eat ______ or take out? a in b dine c inside d out 17 Would you like it ______ or cold? a lukewarm b iced c hot d warm 18 Any ______ drinks with that? a cold b warm c hot d iced 19 Take a seat and I’ll bring it ______. a over b to your table c soon d now 20 Anything else? ______ a Yes, please. b Just that. c Not now. d No, that's all.

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English Basics Quiz: Comparatives & GerundsVersión en línea

por Umrbek Khalliyev

Which is the correct comparative: 'small' -> ?

Choose the correct sentence: I would like ___ tea.

We are ___ to go to the park tomorrow.

Which is a correct gerund form: 'to swim' becomes ___ when used as a noun.

This book is ___ than that one.

I would like ___ coffee, please.

They are ___ to visit us next week.

Which is the gerund in this sentence: 'Swimming is fun.'

Use the comparative: 'This bag is ___ than that one.'

Which sentence uses 'going to' correctly?

I'd like ______ (this sandwich), please.

Can I get/ have ______ (a small cappuccino), please?

I'll have ______ (a latte), please.

How much is ______?

Can I pay by ______ card?

Eat ______ or take out?

Would you like it ______ or cold?

Any ______ drinks with that?

Take a seat and I’ll bring it ______.

Anything else? ______