Grammar, Usage, and Global Awareness Questions

• "Don't need to" is the correct modal verb to use to express that there is plenty of time and no need to hurry.
• Use "the" before "wonderful party at the school."
• Sofia is the capital of Bulgaria.
• "Much" is used with non-countable nouns like milk: "How much milk do we have left?"
• Happiness is an example of an abstract noun.
• Toothpaste is an example of a compound noun.
• Proper nouns are specific names of people, places, or organizations.
• A compound noun is a noun made up of two or more words.
• "The" is the correct article to use regarding already mentioned cheese.
• "Much" is used to describe the amount of uncountable nouns like sand: "I have much sand in my shoes".
• "A little" is used to describe a small amount of time to study before the exam.
• "Many" goes with countable nouns: "I moved to this city last week, so I still don't have many friends".
• Use "many" before plural countable nouns: "There are many kids playing outside".
• "Much" goes before uncountable nouns like coffee: "Do you usually drink much coffee?".
• "Photos" answers "How many did you take at the party?".
• Fruits like cherries are used for comparison to describe lips.
• "Knives" is what the speaker was scared because John brought to school.
• Use "the" before sun since there is only one sun.
• The correct preposition of time is "on" when referring to a specific day like Tuesday.
• "A" country which is located in South America is Brazil.
• Great Britain has a higher physician-to-patient ratio.
• General Practitioners (GPs) in Great Britain and Kazakhstan act as gatekeepers to specialist care and manage overall patient health.
• In Kazakhstan, patients typically pay out-of-pocket for most medical services.
• Great Britain uses a social health insurance model funded by mandatory contributions.
• Great Britain's healthcare system primarily relies on a National Health Service (NHS) providing free healthcare.
• Baiga is a traditional sport of Kazakhstan where riders drag a goat carcass towards a goal.
• Football (soccer) is traditional British sport where teams kick a ball, using any body part except hands and arms.
• Kokpar, a form of mounted combat, is a traditional sport in Kazakhstan.
• Lawn balls is the traditional sport of Great Britain where players try to roll a heavy ball close to a smaller target.
• Ice hockey is a traditional sport in Great Britain played on ice with sticks to hit a puck into the opponent's goal.
• Audaryspak involves wrestling on horseback in Kazakhstan.
• Golf is a sport in Great Britain where a small ball is hit into holes using clubs.
• Tenge ilu is a sport in Kazakhstan where riders pick up a coin from the ground at full gallop.
• Shot put is a traditional sport of Great Britain, involving throwing heavy objects.
• Baige is traditional sport in Kazakhstan.
• Students in Great Britain primarily pay for higher education through student loans, government funding, and private tuition payments.
• People pursue higher education in Great Britain to become doctors, engineers, or teachers.
• Higher education institutions in Great Britain include colleges and universities.
• Higher education in Great Britain is typically attended by students who completed secondary education and passed entrance exams.
• Higher education in Great Britain is education beyond secondary school, including universities and colleges.
• "People" is used to generally describe people, in this case as good teachers.
• James said that he was very busy. Reported speech.
• "Can" is the correct modal verb to ask about someone's ability to speak foreign languages.
• "At" is the correct preposition to use when discussing time of day at 7 o'clock.
• David asked Ted what book he had got.
• "Couldn't" is a modal verb expressing inability or unwillingness to do something, in his instance, being a doctor.
• "Shouldn't read" as not addressed to you.
• "Needn't have" because there isn't real danger.
• "Might" correct modal verb for possible future rain.
• Adjectives describe nouns, e.g., "beautiful" in "beautiful dress".
• Adjectives describe nouns, e.g., "big" in "big house".
• The opposite of "Correct" is "Incorrect".
• "Victorious" is the adjective form of "Victory".
• "Twenty-five past eight" is the correct option.
• 10 in "I have 10 tenge in the pocket" cardinal number.
• "One-third" is about has report done.
• "Is made" is about paper which is from wood.
• Verbs show action, like "run" in "He runs fast."
• "Would + base form" (e.g., "He said he would go.") expresses the Future-in-the-Past.
• The structure "to be going to" is used in "Jane is not going to visit the British Museum".
• "Will be" is the correct future tense to use in "we... at the theatre tomorrow.".
• The past tense of "To find" is found.
• "Do"Present Indefinite Active verb. Past tense form equals to "found".
• "Ann will be working in the garden at that time" represents Future Continuous
• The marked word "will head" is a Verb in Future Simple our delegation at the congress.
• "Easier than" makes this life a positive adjective comparison.
• "Least" is an adjective making sense of what to do for her.
• The suffix "-al" can form an adjective from "Continent"
• Interested (from "interest") correct adjective formed from the verb.
• $217.60 correctly as Two hundred and seventeen dollars and sixty cents.
• Numeral 5445 correctly as Five double four five.
• His birthday is in...of August as The fourth.
• Numeral 3542 as Three thousand five hundred and fourty second.
• Interjection is an Exclamation.
• Speed of Music is called Tempo.
• Syllable = A unit in pronunciation containing a vowel.
• A spelling error = Misspelled word.
• The pre-head = Unstressed and half-stressed syllables preceding the first stressed syllable.
• Rising tone = A tone that rises suddenly.
• Special colouring voice = Speech timbre.
• Phonetics = sound science.
• fall rise = the falling-rising tone.
• Tail = Unstressed or semi-stressed syllable at the end of the sentence.
• friendly: If I say "Good morning" with a rise on 'mor' and a fall on 'ning' I will usually sound.
• Falling tone = simple positive response to a yes/no question.
• Intonation = complex unity of variations in pitch, stress, tempo, timbre.
• The pre-head= Unstressed and half-stressed syllables preceding the first stressed syllable.
• Medium level = middle level called.
• Stressed syllable = longer, louder, and higher sound than the other syllables in the word.
• Adverbials = rhythm ; voice pitch.
• Digraph = Combination of two letters that sound as one phoneme.
• Correct rhythm group = pre-head; head nucleus tail.
• Diphthong = Joining of two vowels.
• Discourse = Combination of language and linguistic activity, the resulting speech is a type of linguistic activity.
• Muhtar Auezov = Translator.
• Baitursinov = to make many children to be well-educated
• London = translated work of Auezov.
• Baitursynov = First political work: Alash orda.
• Baitursynov = First work? Mosquito.
• Ibyrai altynsarin = learned the works of the worldwide writers and poets, such as Shakespeare, Byron, Pushkin, Gogol, Lermontov, Ferdausi, Nizami:
• Mukhtar Auezov = born in 1897 in Abai district in Semey region.
• Abai Kunanbaev = great Kazakh poet, musician and writer.
• Lewis Carroll = Wales inspired him to write his literary treasure Alice in Wonderland.
• Adventure of Tom = This book is about an adventure of an American boy from a little town.
• A pirate = Jack London dreamed of becoming.
• Sailor = Mark Twain worked as
• An actor = W. Shakespeare worked as
• Missouri = Mark Twain lived in....
• The Globe = theatre, where W. Shakespeare played.
• He requested that another chance should be given to him = reported speech of "Please give me another chance".
• Monica said that she would watch a horror movie that night equals to "I will watch a horror movie tonight".
• The Colonel told the soldier he would be promoted their next month, the reported speech is as “next month, you will be promoted."
• The man sympathized with him that he lost his dog that day, the reported speech is "I am sorry to hear that you have lost your dog."
• He requested his father Please increase the pocket money, the reported speech of “Please increase my pocket money."
• His father said go to your room and study: He had ordered him to go to his room and study. Reported speech: "I said to him you are not working hard" equals to The man told him that he was not working hard
• “If you don't keep quiet I shall shoot you”, he said to her in a calm voice equals to He warned her calmly they he would shot her ikf she didn't keep quiet.
• She asked him why he did not go that day equals She said to him, “Why don't you go today?"
• A soft voice behind me asked if I was alone. equals question asked, “Are you alone, my son?”
• Main articulations are: the tongue, the upper lip, the lower lip, the upper teeth.
• Anna S is not an English writer.
• Mononuclear in phonetics = having only one nucleus.
• Rounded, neutral, unrounded = the lip position Vowels.
• The pitch component of intonation = stress.
• The national bird of the UK is robbin.
• The thames crosses London.
• Tea = traditional English drink.
• The Globe = Shakespeare theatre called.
• Scotland = the Loch Ness Monster lives.
• Liverpool = Beatles came from.
• Buckingham Palace= the home of the Queen.
• Belfast = A city of 19th century, modern city, the city of the industrial revolution.
• Wales = daffodil.
• London = the capital city of England.
• the Severn „The Thames,the trent,the Aire, the ouse,the Clyde,the tweed,the tees „the tyne,the tay,the eden = importrant rivers of Great Britain.
• March 17th = St.Patricks Day.
• The national emblem of Scotland = thistle.
• The national emblem of England = red rose.
• The emblem of Wales is a leek.
• Margaret Thatcher = British Prime Minister.
• The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Nothern Ireland equals Full name of Great Britain.
• Robert Burns = Scottish poet.
• This is a secret between us; you; I ; nobody ; should keep it until you die. And will, too. Let know about.
• Both of the films are available at the moment. You can choose either of them
• You can take two ways to go there. One is walking along Victoria Lane, and other is taking the bus "V12"
• Although she's a little shy, wonderful person as get to know each other.
• within = After payment, you'll receive the product 10 business days.
• Roberta should have gotten there by now
• to= This is the solution all problems.
• By = You can borrow my dictionary, but put it back by Monday.
• The country is rich for natural resources.
• Skiing next weekend let's go.
• I entered everyone in the room was speaking loudly.
• I have to = fill in with correct modal verb:l to work tomorrow.
• Turkey into a new trade agreement with Germany.
• We've got plenty of time. Don't need to hurry..
• for, during = the semester for a few weeks.
• Lisa must be got bored in her job. Her job is so boring.
• Expert claims almost nothing about it.
• If he were free he would be here
• She was standing laughing among a crowd of fans.
• The type of word is about hypothetical situations in the past that did not happen? third"
• Mary will must have had to work late at the office again.
• Choose the correct relative pronoun. Everyone was upset by the mysterious stranger-no one knew- why, what he had come or......he was going to do.
• second= Choose the correct relative pronoun.
• The richer countries should make sacrifices to if we are to world poverty end.
• Choose the correct relative pronoun. - No one to I have spoken is able to answer my question. whom
• Second-Which of the following is a word conditional sentence is used to talk about hypothetical or imaginary situations in the present or future
• Select the correct relative clause I would like to take from my apartment to which I can invite my friends whenever I want
• Choose the correct relative pronoun. Prague, many beautiful historical and architectural monuments have made it a tourist attraction, as well as a favorite location for historical films. Whose
• Choose the correct pronoun. Listen! I think in the front door there is someone.
• Choose the correct pronoun. the man which I have never seen before, has he been seen by him?
• Choose the correct pronoun. Let think a little bit me
• Sentence, with the first inverse conditional form that needs to be fixed: That should the situation deteriorate and be should United Nations stand prepared the should send peacekeeping Force.
• Select the correct pre-position He sought to open with a knife with a knife
• The role of presenter participle lies present participle to replace specific related phrases to imagine a person leading an epic video presentation.
• Select the correct pre-position both I both my friends could go onto ride ride train on.
• You didn't feel to feel the sentence, done actions, we can feel not playing Football at the moment.
• Be,you are apprehensive about testing with OF
• To demonstrate something to someone, utilize form causative with, or let them do it from someone else.
• Passive forms aim provide new info for formal pattern,Europe's Sir, I'm Walter ,I'm the potato
• Listing verbs requires both the full form of the infinitive or the -ing suffix without impacting semantic meaning.
• The most basic verbs is be able be,direct be ,not indirect.
• Find be structure to go to a certain future in The Passive
• Locates a expression employing causation style of a word.
• Structure in passive
• For 191, I'm in the process to do to a cinema and finish homework, I have I used Participle with... To talk that has past actions following with sequence, so that's what the sentence has. With the 192,it is simple to offer more info related to others
• "A sentence expressing wishes about the present, future or generally. Wish/if only + past simple/ continuous. We had our herb garden vandalised while we were away"
• When something is real, it can be expressed with first conditional
• Second Conditional is impossible ,unlikely
• Select something related to object with the complex and with the meaning.
• Actions stopping just before moment" are continuous with Present Perfect.
• Find a phrase "could you?" or something similar
• In order to determine how far the actions of a person go, then have an sentence that shows in progress with that actions .

Assess your knowledge of English grammar, including modal verbs, abstract nouns, articles, and quantifiers. The quiz also covers global awareness topics such as healthcare systems, traditional sports, and geography.