Is this sentence correct?

Was shop closed today?

• Yes, it is correct as it is.

• No the grammar is wrong.

• No the punctuation is wrong.

• I'm not sure.

Is this sentence correct?

Can you join me for lunch.

• Yes, it is correct as it is.

• No the grammar is wrong.

• No the punctuation is wrong.

• I'm not sure.

Is this sentence correct?

My childrens is very noisy!

• Yes, it is correct as it is.

• No the grammar is wrong.

• No the punctuation is wrong.

• I'm not sure.

What is the best conjunction to use to join these two sentences?

The restaurant was busy. We had to wait a long time to be served.

• but

• if

• so

• as

What is the best conjunction to use to join these two sentences?

The learners practised their spellings. They wanted to get they all right.

• but

• if

• so

• as

What is the best conjunction to use to join these two sentences?

My dress had a nasty mark on it. The new cleaning product got the stain out.

• but

• if

• so

• as

Choose the right verb to complete this sentence.

There ______ too many socks in the drawer.

• is

• are

Choose the right verb to complete this sentence.

Everyone at the library______ a chance to borrow 8 books.

• get

• gets

Choose the right verb to complete this sentence.

All the residents _________ the new parking scheme.

• want

• wants

Rewrite this sentence and use a colon in the correct place.

Bert brought all the things he needed hammer, nails and the new piece of wood.