English Grammar Quiz on Presence and Absence

Multiple Choice Questions

• Robert is sick.
• Is he Mexican?
• Parents are not rich, but aunt isn't.
• You are late.
• Father is tired.
• Is that the house?
• I clean my room every day.
• She lives with her mother.
• We like living in the farm.
• Where are you from?
• I have 22 years old.
• Forty-five.
• One thousand three hundred and eighty-nine.
• Eight hundred and ninety-three.
• Roman moved from England last year.

Grammar Practice

• Robert is sick.

• He is not Mexican.

• My parents are not rich, but my aunt is not.

• You are late.

• I think my father is tired.

• Is that the house?

• I clean my room every day.

• She lives with her mother.

• We like living in the farm.

• I am from London.

• I am 22 years old.

• Forty-five.

• One thousand three hundred and eighty-nine.

• Eight hundred and ninety-three.

• Roman moved from England last year.

• Nancy was having a great time in Mexico last month.

• I met Carmen last week.

• I cleaned my room last week.

• Who wrote Moby Dick?

• Jim bought his car two years ago.

• Where did you live when you were young?

• Did he lose his money?

• There are tables in the classroom, but there aren't any chairs to sit.

• Edward: No, there aren't any students in the classroom.

• Are there any students in the classroom?

• Where are the students?

• How many students are there in the classroom?

• There is a teacher in the classroom.

• There isn't any water in the glass.

• Are there any oranges in the kitchen?

• How many books are there in your bag?

• How much water is in the bottle.

• There are two people in the garden.

• How many people are there in your family?

• There were no pictures or posters on the wall.

• The bank is on the end of the street.

• It's funny but you have left it in the bathroom.

• I'll be home tonight, so you can call me if you have questions.

• Are you already at the airport?

• Is your apartment on the first or second floor?

• Let me explain what you need to do. First, do the dishes and then wash the floors.

• He usually goes to bed early.

• He usually eats meat occasionally.

• I think it would be a good idea to stay with them one more night.

• He reads a lot of books in his free time.

• He likes martial arts.

• Does your teacher know English?

• He plays tennis with his friends.

• Does your father watch soap operas?

• How do you wash your car?

• Do your parents live in the countryside?

• Ross doesn't like listening to music.

• Sarah and Jessica like playing computer games.

• She hates washing the dishes. She doesn't do it.

• David goes to the library on Saturday mornings.

• My father works in a bank.

• My computer is very old.

• David and Sarah don't go out at night.

• Choose the incorrect response.

• English, Irish, Italian, French, British

• Which one is different: foot, class, match, box, cup

• Choose the noun that is always singular — furniture

• Choose irregular plural — mice, shelves

• Choose the incorrect response - police, person,child, baby, shoe

• Choose the noun that is not always singular — fox, advice, money, homework, furniture

• Shakespeare didn't have a wife. He was single.

• My brother joined the school team.

• Mona Lisa, Leonarda da Vinci painted it.

• Susan told her mother about a film she watched on TV.

• My father woke up/got late, so he took a taxi.

• Shakespeare was having a printing company in the past.

• The students have written stories for homework yesterday.

• How did your friend get to the train station last night?

• The old lady carried her shopping bags yesterday.

• Unfortunately, he arrived late last night and missed the play.

• Choose the correct response to fill in the blanks

• This school is not my second/third school.

• Monday is the first day of the week.

• Have you got a smartphone?

• They waited about an hour at the bus stop.

• I think English is a most important subject that you need to study.

• Is there a statue of a famous person in your city?

• They have got a lot of magazines, but they haven't got any books.

• She has got two sisters and a brother.

• Tom has got long brown hairs.

• My brother has a mobile phone.

• The classroom has white walls.—

• Do you have any brother or sister?

• Mr and Mrs Brown haven't got a new car

• I'd like some help.

• Our team hasn't won any games this year.

• Are there any restaurants here?

• Would you like more bread?

• This pie is very tasty. Can I have more?

• The food at this cafe is very good.

• We have enough books for everyone to have one.

• Please do your homework before watching TV.

• I love fast cars.

• If yesterday was Tuesday, what day is today?

• A: Do you have two noses?

• What can tell the answer.

• I bought beautiful black riding boots yesterday.

• Her hair is long and curly.

• I'm feeling really happy today.

• Are they happy in their new house?

• A: There is a traffic jam on the bridge. B: No problem. I am taking the ferry today

• There weren't any students on the campus yesterday because they were away for a holiday.

• A: Please, pass me the salt. The soup needs some salt. B: Here you are.

• Frances doesn't eat meat, so let's cook a vegetable dish for her, and she doesn't like spinach because we have got some spinach.

• Dublin is the capital, so it is a lovely place to visit.

• Paolo learned to speak English when he moved to London last year.

• Joe speaks Portuguese well because he lived in Brazil for two years.

• I love Italian food, especially pizza and pasta

• She is a silly old lady.