English Multiple Choice Test

Use 'goes' when referring to a singular noun or subject moving.

Use 'is' with singular nouns written about in a notebook

'Lie' is used since 'cats' is plural and 'sofa' is singular.

Use 'are' for plural subjects.

'Were' is the plural past tense form of 'to be.'

'Are' is used with the plural noun 'birds'.

'Was' indicates a singular subject in the past.

'Is' is appropriate when referring to a singular collective noun acting as a unit.

'Is' is correct, with the staff being considered a single entity.

'Are' is correct because the team members are acting individually, each running to different exits.

Adjectives appear in a certain order: opinion, size, physical quality, shape, age, color, origin, material, type, and purpose.

Sequence multiple adjectives correctly: size, then characteristics.

Descriptive adjectives are placed before the noun.

Arrange adjectives: quantity/opinion, then quality, then size, then color.

Place adjectives describing charm and material before the noun.