Language Learning Test Quiz

The comparative form of "old" is "older." It indicates a higher degree of age.

The present tense form of "go" is "goes." It signifies a regular action.

The word "boring" means lacking excitement or interest.

The synonym for "to wait" is "expect." Both words suggest anticipating something to happen.

"Put on" is a phrasal verb that means to wear something.

A cricket team consists of eleven players.

The phrasal verb "throw away" means to discard or get rid of something that's no longer useful.

Big Ben is the nickname of the clock tower on the Houses of Parliament.

The superlative form of "large" is "largest." It means the biggest or greatest in size.

"I know an interesting story" translates to "Я знаю интересную историю."

The sentence "I had finished my homework before I went to the party" uses the past perfect correctly with "before." It shows that the homework was completed before going to the party.

March is the third month of the year.

The adjective "confident" means feeling sure about oneself and one's abilities.

The adjective "ambitious" means having a strong desire to achieve success, wealth, or fame.

The antonym of "right" is "wrong." It means opposite or incorrect.

The word "қуану - радоваться" translates to "to be glad." It conveys happiness and joy.

The present tense form of "play" is "play" when the subject is "they."

The preposition "in" is used to connect the noun "learning" to the noun "languages," showing a connection between them.

The question word "Where" is used to ask about location.

The question "What do you do?" is the most appropriate question to ask someone about their profession.

The correct form of "to be" in the present tense with the subject "we" is "are."

The correct form of 'to be' is "is" when the subject is singular.

The plural form of the noun "hero" is "heroes."

The present tense form of "drink" is "drinks" when the subject is "he."

The definite article "the" is used before singular, countable nouns to refer to a specific item.

The indefinite pronoun "some" is used to refer to an unspecified number of countable nouns.

We use the definite article 'the' before nouns that are unique or have been previously mentioned.

The correct infinitive form of the verb after "make" is the bare infinitive, which means without 'to.'

To say 07:35, you say 'It’s twenty five minutes to eight.a.m.'

The plural form of the noun "wolf" is "wolves."