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Fill in the blank with the correct relative pronoun:

   * This is the boy _ broke the window.

• Who

• Which

• Where

Answer explanation

Explanation: "Who" is used for people. In this case, "boy" is a person, so "who" is the appropriate relative pronoun.

Section 1: Articles and Relative Pronouns

1. Choose the correct article:

_ apple is red.

• a

• an

• The

Answer explanation

Explanation: We use "an" before words that start with a vowel sound. "Apple" starts with a vowel sound, so "an" is correct.

Complete the sentence:

   * She _ help with the homework later.

•      will 

      

•  won't

      

• is going to

Answer explanation

Explanation: The sentence is in affirmative form. So, "will" is correct.

Which of the following is a negative future sentence with 'will'?

• They will play soccer tomorrow.

• He will not eat breakfast.

• We are going to the park.

Answer explanation

Explanation: The second option, "He will not eat breakfast," is a negative future sentence using 'will'.

Choose the correct answer:

   I _ wearing my new shoes to the party tonight.

• am

• will be

• will

Answer explanation

Explanation: The present progressive for "I" is "I am". Since the action is planned for the future (tonight), "I am wearing" is correct.

Complete the sentence:

   She _ to watch a movie later

• is going 

• is going 

• will

Answer explanation

Explanation: The sentence is in affirmative form. Therefore, "is going" is correct.

 Which of the following is a question using 'be going to'?

• Are you going to the concert?

• They aren't going to swim.

• She is going to read.

Answer explanation

Explanation: The first option, "Are you going to the concert?", is a question using 'be going to'.

Complete the sentence:

   * If it rains, _

• she will stay home

• she stays home

• she is staying home

Answer explanation

Explanation: The first conditional uses the structure "If + present simple, future simple." Thus, "she will stay home" is the correct completion.

Which of the following is a first conditional question?

• If he studies, will he pass the exam?

• She will go if they invite her.

• If they play, they win.

Answer explanation

Explanation: The first option, "If he studies, will he pass the exam?", is a first conditional