Grammar Skills Check Preparation

Grammar Skills Check Preparation

by Rachel Rachel

Multiple Choice

Maitha have/has been thinking about going on holiday.

• has

• have

Multiple Choice

What has/have you been doing?

• has

• have

Poll

I has/have been writing a story since the morning.

• has

• have

• s

Open Ended

Write your own sentence using the present perfect continuous tense.

Multiple Choice

I have been studying. Which sentence is written in the negative.

• I have been studying.

• I hasn't been studying.

• I haven't been studying.

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct modal verb to complete the sentence: Sara can/must speak three languages.

• can

• must

• S

Multiple Choice

When do we use the modal 'should'?

• For permission

• To give advice.

Multiple Choice

Which sentence uses 'should' correctly?

• I eat more vegetables should.

• I should eat more vegetables.

Multiple Choice

Which sentence uses 'should' correctly?

• Go should he to the doctor.

• He should go to the doctor.

Multiple Choice

This sentence shows: 

Mariam may be coming to visit us tomorrow.

• advice

• possibility

Multiple Choice

Adverbial linkers appear at the beginning or at the end of the sentence.

• Beginning

• End

Multiple Choice

Fill in the gap with the correct adverbial linker:

I didn't like the price. __________, I bought the shoes.

• Furthermore,

• Nevertheless,

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct adverbial linker or transition word:

I'm trying to save money. _______, I won't go to the mall.

• Therefore,

• Futhermore,

Multiple Choice

Skydiving is so dangerous and expensive. ______, I want to try it.

• Moreover,

• However,

• F

Multiple Choice

Change the sentence from direct to reported speech:

The doctor said, ''You need enough sleep.''

• The doctor said that I need enough sleep.

• The doctor said that I needed enough sleep.

Multiple Choice

Change the sentence from direct to reported speech:

He said,''I'm going out.''

• He said that he was going out.

• He said go out.

Multiple Choice

Which sentence is in the past perfect tense?

• Marwa gone when I arrived.

• Marwa had gone when I arrived.

Multiple Choice

Which sentence is in the past perfect tense?

• I had finished my homework before going to the mall.

• I finished my homework before going to the mall.

Multiple Choice

Choose the sentence in the past perfect tense:

• The plane had left before I got to the airport.

• The plane have left before I got to the airport.