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Froggy Jumps American vs British Grammar CheckVersión en línea Grammar contrasts quiz por Dilsora Tosheva 1 In American English, the past tense of 'learn' is usually which form? a learned b learneded c learnt 2 Which verb form does American English commonly use with collective nouns like 'team'? a were b are c is 3 Which sentence is more typical American usage? 'I already ate' or 'I have eaten' a I have already eaten b I have eaten c I already ate 4 Which preposition is standard in American English for time phrases: weekend? a at the weekend b in the weekend c on the weekend 5 For future events, which auxiliary is standard in American English? a will b shall c would 6 Which past tense form is preferred in American English: 'dreamed' or 'dreamt'? a dreamted b dreamed c dreamt 7 In American English, which is correct: 'She has gotten better' or 'She has got better'? a She has got better b She has gotten better c She has gotten bettered 8 Which sentence uses a typical American preposition with school? a I am in school. b I am on school. c I am at school. 9 Which is the American past participle of 'get'? a gotting b got c gotten 10 Which auxiliary do Americans most often use with the perfect aspect? a have b shall c will

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Grammar contrasts quiz

por Dilsora Tosheva

In American English, the past tense of 'learn' is usually which form?

learned

learneded

learnt

Which verb form does American English commonly use with collective nouns like 'team'?

were

are

Which sentence is more typical American usage? 'I already ate' or 'I have eaten'

I have already eaten

I have eaten

I already ate

Which preposition is standard in American English for time phrases: weekend?

at the weekend

in the weekend

on the weekend

For future events, which auxiliary is standard in American English?

will

shall

would

Which past tense form is preferred in American English: 'dreamed' or 'dreamt'?

dreamted

dreamed

dreamt

In American English, which is correct: 'She has gotten better' or 'She has got better'?

She has got better

She has gotten better

She has gotten bettered

Which sentence uses a typical American preposition with school?

I am in school.

I am on school.

I am at school.

Which is the American past participle of 'get'?

gotting

got

gotten

Which auxiliary do Americans most often use with the perfect aspect?

have

shall

will

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por Dilsora Tosheva

In American English, the past tense of 'learn' is usually which form?

Which verb form does American English commonly use with collective nouns like 'team'?

Which sentence is more typical American usage? 'I already ate' or 'I have eaten'

Which preposition is standard in American English for time phrases: weekend?

For future events, which auxiliary is standard in American English?

Which past tense form is preferred in American English: 'dreamed' or 'dreamt'?

In American English, which is correct: 'She has gotten better' or 'She has got better'?

Which sentence uses a typical American preposition with school?

Which is the American past participle of 'get'?

Which auxiliary do Americans most often use with the perfect aspect?

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