English Language Quiz for Beginners

What is the correct phrase to fill in the blank? We play basketball with _____ friends on Sunday.

What time is indicated by 'It’s quarter to nine'?

What is the correct way to ask about someone's origin in a conversation?

Which word correctly completes the sentence: 'Hassan is Egyptian. He is from ____.'?

Which response is appropriate when asked if you are from Fez?

How do you respond to the question, 'Is your dog fine?' when the answer is negative?

Which term describes October, July, and August?

Which word is correctly used to ask about possession in the sentence, '_________ notebook is it?'

What is the correct preposition to use in the sentence: 'Students study ____ a classroom.'?

Which of the following is the correct phrase for age?

What completes the sentence: 'Amal loves Football. It is her ________ sport.'?

Which answer indicates the correct relationship in the sentence: 'Your mother’s husband is your ____.'?

Which term accurately describes the role of 'Ahmed works in a Hospital. He is _____________.'?

Language and Structure

Use of "is" for singular subjects (e.g., "My dog’s name is Roulf").
"Are" is used for plural subjects (e.g., "They are my parents").
Distinction between nouns: countries, languages, and colors.

Nationalities and Languages

British people primarily speak English.
For identifying national origin, countries like Egypt are cited.

Formulating Questions

Structure questions correctly: "Where are you from?" rather than "Where you are from?".
Use appropriate verb forms in questions related to habits and routines.

Geography and Time

Rabat is recognized as the capital of Morocco.
Different seasons affect activities: swimming in summer vs. skiing in winter.
Days of the week: Monday as the start, Sunday as the end.

Objects and Locations

Use of prepositions to describe location: "on the table," "in my schoolbag."
Understanding relationships through family terminology (e.g., mother's husband = father).

Descriptive Language

Use of possession: "my brother," and "our friends."
Describing physical traits with "has got" for singular subjects (e.g., "Khalid has got blue eyes").

Measuring Time

Familiarity with times of day: breakfast in the morning and dinner at night.
Expressing time correctly, e.g., "It’s fifteen to eight."

Affirmative and Negative Responses

Affirmative responses include simple confirmations (e.g., "Yes, I am").
Negative responses should include full sentences for clarity (e.g., "No, it isn’t").

Possessive Form

Use of 'Whose' to inquire about ownership (e.g., "Whose notebook is it?").

Verb Forms in Questions

Understanding auxiliary verbs in questions (e.g., "Does your father read newspapers?").

Colors and Examples

Familiarity with colors associated with common foods (e.g., "Bananas are yellow, tomatoes are red").
Identifying body parts accurately through examples, such as eye, hand, and nose.

Test your knowledge of basic English grammar and vocabulary with this beginner-level quiz. Answer questions about the correct use of verbs, knowledge of languages, and simple facts about countries. Perfect for early learners looking to improve their skills!