18 Questions
Which sentence is grammatically correct?
I haven’t got any Brothers or Sisters
Where did the person come from?
from Italy
Which phrase indicates a disaster at the party?
was no body
What is Ann's response to 'how are you'?
I am fine, thanks. And you?
What is the correct way to ask if someone has friends in Barcelona?
Have you got any friends in Barcelona
Which word correctly completes the sentence: 'I’ve lost my passport, I can’t find it _____'?
nowhere
Which sentence is grammatically correct?
He arrived in heathrow airport on Friday morning.
What is the correct answer to the question: 'Where … Ann and Mary at 6pm yesterday?'
was
Which word is the correct plural form of 'recipe'?
prescription
What is the most appropriate response to the question: 'Have you phoned the restaurant about the booking?'
Yes, I have.
'I haven’t seen your cousin… over a year ago.' Which word correctly completes the sentence?
since
'We’ll never get to the airport! There is … time!' Which phrase correctly completes the sentence?
too few
Which sentence is grammatically correct?
Peter is telling Jane to do it at this very moment.
In the sentence 'That’s the boy… I met at the party!', which word should fill in the blank?
who
Which option correctly completes the sentence: 'Those shopping bags look really heavy, ……carry one for you?'
shall I
Which sentence uses the correct past perfect tense?
I had already had lunch before I went to the cinema in the afternoon.
What is the most suitable response to the question: 'What have I done with my wallet? I don’t remember………it any where last night'?
saw
Which sentence correctly uses modal verbs?
He ought to go to see the accountant this morning.
Study Notes
Grammar and Vocabulary
- Correct responses for questions about family:
- I haven’t got any brothers or sisters.
- I have brothers and sisters.
- Correct responses for questions about origin:
- I come from Italy.
- I am from Italy.
- Correct responses for questions about attendance:
- There was nobody at the party.
- There was somebody at the party.
Prepositions and Directions
- Correct prepositions for locations:
- in Italy
- at the office
- on the first floor
- Correct prepositions for directions:
- to Paris
- from Italy
- in Barcelona
Verb Tenses
- Correct usage of verb tenses:
- I have lost my passport (present perfect)
- I was born in 1992 (past simple)
- I will buy a dog (future simple)
- I would buy a dog (conditional)
- I have been living in Paris since 1999 (present perfect continuous)
- I didn't have breakfast (past simple)
- I have already had dinner (present perfect)
- I will finish this exercise (future simple)
Conditionals and Modals
- Correct usage of conditionals:
- If I lived in the mountains, I would buy a dog.
- I would have bought a dog if I lived in the mountains.
- Correct usage of modals:
- I must go to the accountant this morning.
- I had to collect the kids from school.
- I ought to carry one for you.
Sentence Structure
- Correct sentence structure:
- I haven't got any money.
- There is too little time.
- I haven't seen your cousin for over a year.
- I remember seeing Rosa win the Eurovision.
- I don't know where I put my wallet last night.
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