Basic English Grammar Quiz

Questions and Answers

Which sentence correctly rearranges the words 'you - Do - a brother - have'?

Do you have a brother? (correct)

You have a brother do?

A brother do you have?

Have you a brother do?

Choose the correct word to complete the sentence: 'My mother is older ………… me.'

than (correct)

which

that

then

What is the correct response to 'Do you have pets?'?

Yes, I do have.

Yes, I has.

No, I don't.

Yes, I have pets. (correct)

Which word correctly completes the sentence: 'My family is ……………..'?

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Which of the following sentences is correct regarding pets?

Lara has a cat and a turtle. Signup and view all the answers

Identify the correctly formed question from the following options: 'Is Sara older than me?'

Is Sara older than me? Signup and view all the answers

What is the correct rearrangement of 'make - I - bed - my'?

I make my bed. Signup and view all the answers

Choose the correct completion for the dialogue: 'The cat is …………… than the turtle.'

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Which is the correct statement about what we should do in class?

We should listen to our teacher. Signup and view all the answers

What is the proper completion for the gap: 'We buy bread at the ………………….'?

bakery Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Questions and Answers

Formation of questions involves using the correct verb forms (is/are) to match the subject.
"There is" is used for singular subjects, "There are" for plural.
Example questions include asking about objects (dog, blanket) or quantity of items (cats, horses).

Sentence Structure and Formulation

A complete sentence consists of a subject, verb, and object.
Examples:
- I play football.
- She reads a book.
- He likes ice-cream.
- A subject pronoun replaces specific nouns (e.g., I, he, she).

Dialogue and Interaction

Conversations often include greetings and inquiries about names and age.
Common phrases include "How are you?" and "Nice to meet you."
Examples demonstrate typical responses in dialogues.

Instructions and Actions

Common classroom instructions include actions like "stand up," "sit down," "shake hands," and "wave goodbye."
Recognizing and responding to commands is essential for classroom interaction.

Pronoun Usage

Subject pronouns replace nouns to simplify sentences.
Correct pronoun usage is crucial for clarity and structure (e.g., he, she, I).

Sentence Rearrangement

Questions and statements can be rearranged to form coherent sentences.
Example structures include inquiries about possession or age.

Vocabulary and Context

Understanding different spaces:
- School (learning)
- Classroom (sitting)
- Playground (playing)
Identifies items and actions associated with daily life and interactions (e.g., playing, listening, sleeping).

Family and Pets

Discussions about family characteristics and types of pets are common.
Use of comparative adjectives (e.g., faster, taller) to describe relative differences.

Market Activities

Familiarity with shopping terms related to food sources (butcher's, bakery).
Understanding where to purchase specific items enhances daily communication skills.

Description

Test your knowledge of basic English grammar with this interactive quiz. You will answer questions about sentence structure, subject-verb agreement, and more. Perfect for beginners in English language learning.