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Grammar basics quiz

por Lucas
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Question 1: Word Order — Choose the sentence with the right word order.

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Question 2: Articles — Paris is _ capital of France.

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Question 3: Present Tenses — Sarah _________ (to cook) thirty pancakes today.

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Question 4: Past Tenses — I was writing a letter while my husband ___________ (to cook).

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Question 5: Future Tense — She ___________ a singer.

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Question 6: Passive Voice — Cookies ______________ (to make) from milk, eggs and flour.

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Question 7: Modal Verbs — Students ______ listen to the teacher.

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Question 8: Phrasal Verbs — Charles, could you _____________ (to wait) for a minute?

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Question 9: Irregular Verbs — Choose two forms of 'to break' (Past Simple - Past Participle).

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Question 10: Pronouns — This is Jane's book. The book is _____ .

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Question 11: Adjectives — I think she is ____________________ girl in our school.

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Question 12: Adverbs — A car appeared ____________________ .

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Question 13: Relative Clauses — Fred is a person ____________________ can speak four languages.

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Question 14: Noun Plus Preposition — I couldn't find an answer ____ your question.

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Question 15: Prepositions — I go to work _______ car every morning.

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Question 16: Adjective Plus Preposition — It was so nice _____ you.

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Question 17: Nouns — Mothers always give us ______________ .

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Question 18: Quantifiers — There is __________ sugar in my cup of tea.

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Question 19: Conditionals — If I _______ (to be) he, I _______ (to say) those things.

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Question 20: Reported Speech — Charlie said: "I'll go to the cinema tomorrow".

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Adverbs of frequency usually come before the main verb (after the verb 'to be' if present).

Use 'the' for definite, specific things like the capital of a country.

Present perfect links past action to present result.

Past Continuous for two actions in past.

Use 'be going to' for plans or intentions.

Passive when the agent is not important.

'Must' expresses obligation or strong advice.

Phrasal verbs combine verb + particle.

Break → broke → broken.

Use possessive pronouns to replace noun phrases.

Use the superlative for one among many.

Adverbs describe manner/time; many end with -ly.

Use 'who' for people in relative clauses.

'Answer to' a question is standard usage.

Use 'by' for modes of transport.

Expressions: nice of you; others: nice to you; nice about something.

Advice is uncountable; no plural.

'A lot of' is used with positive sentences.

Second conditional for present imaginary situations.

Report statements in past form.

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