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English Grammar Quiz

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@FascinatingWashington

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It ______ Jacks birthday two days ago.

was

What are you? Choose one of the 4 options:

I am Amanov Aman

I am a student (correct)

I am Gozel Muradova

I am 22 years old

Cristina ______ a very busy day yesterday.

had

My brother ______ swimming with his friends.

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My friends ______ tennis and football.

play Signup and view all the answers

A lot of my friends ______ bicycles and they ride to school on them.

have Signup and view all the answers

Which hotel ______ my things in?

are Signup and view all the answers

Last winter children ______ in Moscow.

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Yesterday I ______ dinner with my friends in a restaurant.

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Study Notes

MyTestXPro

MyTestXPro is an unregistered version of the website.
MyTestXPro is a Russian website.
On MyTestXPro users can take tests and choose from multiple-choice answers.
The user takes several tests on the website, all relating to English grammar.

English Grammar

The user is asked "What are you?"
The correct answer is "I am a student."
The user is asked about the correct tense for sentences in English.
The past tense is used to refer to events that happened in the past.
"Did," "was" were" and "had" are used in the past tense.
The present simple is used to refer to actions that happen habitually.
"Go," "goes," "have" are used in the present simple tense.
"Was" and "were" are the past tense of "to be."
"Had" is the past tense of "to have."
The present simple is used to refer to events that happen regularly.
"Play" is the present simple with a plural subject.
The present simple can also be used to refer to facts or states that are always true.

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Description

Test your knowledge of English grammar with this quiz covering tenses and sentence structure. You'll encounter multiple-choice questions that assess your understanding of present and past tenses, as well as common usage rules. Improve your grammar skills while enjoying a fun quiz format!