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Which of the following sentences correctly uses the past perfect tense?
Which of the following sentences correctly uses the past perfect tense?
- They were playing soccer when it started to rain.
- She had already left when I arrived. (correct)
- I am reading a book right now.
- He has finished his homework before dinner.
Which sentence correctly completes the phrase: 'I… very tired so I… to sleep.'?
Which sentence correctly completes the phrase: 'I… very tired so I… to sleep.'?
- were / gone
- was / went (correct)
- am / going
- was / go
Identify the correct synonym for 'to tell'.
Identify the correct synonym for 'to tell'.
- to ask
- to communicate
- to lie
- to inform (correct)
Which form correctly completes the sentence: I… for shopping yesterday?
Which form correctly completes the sentence: I… for shopping yesterday?
What is the antonym of 'often'?
What is the antonym of 'often'?
What is the correct verb form to use for: How much money… yesterday?
What is the correct verb form to use for: How much money… yesterday?
Which of the following correctly completes the sentence: 'The hall is full… people.'?
Which of the following correctly completes the sentence: 'The hall is full… people.'?
Choose the correct answer to complete this sentence: He… gets up very early, he isn’t an early riser.
Choose the correct answer to complete this sentence: He… gets up very early, he isn’t an early riser.
Select the appropriate synonym for 'to end'.
Select the appropriate synonym for 'to end'.
Which sentence uses the correct future tense: This work… tomorrow?
Which sentence uses the correct future tense: This work… tomorrow?
What is the correct antonym of 'the best'?
What is the correct antonym of 'the best'?
Select the appropriate synonym for 'translator'.
Select the appropriate synonym for 'translator'.
Which of the following sentences correctly uses the past continuous tense?
Which of the following sentences correctly uses the past continuous tense?
Choose the correct phrase to complete this sentence: There is no place like …
Choose the correct phrase to complete this sentence: There is no place like …
What is the correct form of the auxiliary verb in: Have you given them… work?
What is the correct form of the auxiliary verb in: Have you given them… work?
Choose the appropriate equivalent for the phrase: … than never.
Choose the appropriate equivalent for the phrase: … than never.
Which form correctly completes the sentence? Margie and her sister… wonderful voices.
Which form correctly completes the sentence? Margie and her sister… wonderful voices.
Which sentence correctly uses the Past Continuous Tense?
Which sentence correctly uses the Past Continuous Tense?
Choose the correct option to complete the sentence: When mother came home I… my homework.
Choose the correct option to complete the sentence: When mother came home I… my homework.
Which word is the antonym of 'busy'?
Which word is the antonym of 'busy'?
Which word is the synonym of 'to finish'?
Which word is the synonym of 'to finish'?
What is the correct equivalent for 'I’m hungry. I… to have something to eat.'?
What is the correct equivalent for 'I’m hungry. I… to have something to eat.'?
Choose the correct article for the sentence: Eric has got… new hat.
Choose the correct article for the sentence: Eric has got… new hat.
Which sentence correctly completes the statement: Countable noun is…
Which sentence correctly completes the statement: Countable noun is…
Flashcards
Comparative adjectives
Comparative adjectives
Words used to compare two or more things, showing which is more or less of a quality.
Articles (the/a/an)
Articles (the/a/an)
Words used before nouns to specify if a noun is general or particular.
Synonyms
Synonyms
Words with similar meanings.
Antonyms
Antonyms
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Prepositions
Prepositions
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Tense
Tense
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Superlative adjectives
Superlative adjectives
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Proper Nouns
Proper Nouns
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Correct verb form for "The Gadfly..."
Correct verb form for "The Gadfly..."
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Correct verb form for "I... for shopping yesterday"
Correct verb form for "I... for shopping yesterday"
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Correct verb form for "How much money... yesterday?"
Correct verb form for "How much money... yesterday?"
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Correct verb form for "This work... tomorrow."
Correct verb form for "This work... tomorrow."
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Synonym for "Translator"
Synonym for "Translator"
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Preposition for location 'America was named…"
Preposition for location 'America was named…"
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Correct expression for "... tea is very hot, I must put... milk in it."
Correct expression for "... tea is very hot, I must put... milk in it."
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Synonym for "dozen"
Synonym for "dozen"
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Present Perfect Tense
Present Perfect Tense
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Present Continuous Tense
Present Continuous Tense
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Future Tense
Future Tense
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Countable Noun
Countable Noun
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Uncountable Noun
Uncountable Noun
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Compound Word
Compound Word
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Study Notes
Passive Voice
- Use the passive voice to emphasize the action, not the actor
- The object of the action becomes the subject of the passive sentence
- Passive voice formation: be + past participle
Verb Forms
- Use the correct verb form depending on the tense of the sentence
- Past simple: regular verbs –ed ending for example, walked
- Past simple: irregular verbs – different past forms, for example, went
- Past continuous: was/were + verb + ing, for example, was working
- Past perfect: had + past participle, for example had finished
Adverbs
- Use the correct comparative form of an adverb
- For example: more quickly, most carefully
Adjectives
- Use the correct comparative and superlative forms of adjectives
- Comparative: -er suffix(e.g., faster, bigger) or more + adjective (e.g., more colourful, more expensive)
- Superlative: -est suffix (e.g., fastest, biggest) or most + adjective (e.g., most powerful, most interesting)
Prepositions
- Use prepositions correctly in phrases and sentences
- Examples: in, on, at, for, about, with
Articles
- Use articles correctly before nouns (a/an/the)
- Use a/an before singular countable nouns that are not previously mentioned
- Use the before singular or plural nouns that have already been mentioned
- Examples: a cat, the cat, the cats
Vocabulary
- Learn new words and meanings
- Learn the meanings and usages of new vocabulary words in different sentences
Grammar
- Learn tenses and their uses.
- Use the correct tenses in the context of the verb.
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Test your understanding of the passive voice, verb forms, adverbs, and adjectives in this grammar quiz. Explore how to properly utilize these components in sentences to enhance your writing skills. Ideal for language learners aiming to improve their grammar proficiency.
