Grammar Practice Level 1 (part 1)

It really ___ you.

• help

• helps

• do help

Answer explanation

It (subject pronoun) (singular)

• Help (verb)

• - Add "-s" after a singular noun.

They ___ it very well.

• know

• knows

• can knows

Answer explanation

They (subject pronoun) (plural)

Know (stative verb)

• -Add "-s" after a singular noun.

• Can (Modal verb)

• - Use infinitive (original verb) after a modal verb

I see they ___ this city.

• like

• likes

• liking

Answer explanation

They (subject pronoun) (plural)

Like (stative verb)

• -Add "-s" after a singular noun

• -Liking (continuous tense) (comes after a be-verb)

Unfortunately, it sometimes ___ .

• happens

• happen

• hapens

Answer explanation

Sometimes (adverb) (frequency)

-Not all the time (50% of the time)

Sometime / Some time (adverb)

-​At a time that you do not know exactly or has not yet been decided

She ___ there.

• live

• lifes

• lives

Answer explanation

She (subject pronoun) (singular)

Live (stative verb)

• -Add "-s" after a singular noun

We ___ very hard.

• work

• works

• is working

Answer explanation

We (subject pronoun) (plural)

Work (verb)

-Add "-s" after a singular noun.

She ___ English fluently.

• speaks

• speak

• spokes

Answer explanation

She (subject pronoun) (singular)

Speak (verb)

-Add "-s" after a singular noun.

-Spoke is a past tense, no "-s" is needed for singular noun

They ___ business.

• does

• do

• doing

Answer explanation

They (subject pronoun) (plural)

Do (verb)

-Add "-s" after a singular verb

• -Doing is a continuous tense, used after a be-verb

She ___ English at kindergarten.

• study

• studys

• studies

The news ___ quite interesting.

• seems

• seem

• are

Answer explanation

News (noun) (uncountable)

• -There is no plural form for the word 'news'.

Seem (verb)

• -Add "-s" after a singular/uncountable noun.