EOT1: LEVEL 6.2 English Grammar Review

Complete the sentence. Use the correct adverb.

'I had ..................a happy childhood.'

• such

• okay

• bad

Answer explanation

Use the adverb 'such' to say that that you like/dislike something a lot.

Complete the sentence. Use the correct adverb.

'The students worked ............ slower after lunch because they were tired from the long school day.

• such

• so much

• really

Complete the sentence. Use the correct adverb.

'The Hag Al Layla celebration is .................. fun.'

• okay

• so much

• bad

Answer explanation

Use adverb 'so much' to say you like/dislike/feel something a lot/not at all.

Complete the sentence. Use the correct adverb.

My grandmother looked ................. young and pretty on her wedding day.

• okay

• so

• bad

Complete the sentence. Use the correct adverb.

'Technology today has become ................... advanced. AI is now controlling everything in our world.'

• so

• hardly

• bad

Complete the sentence. Use the correct adverb.

There are ................. customs, traditions and celebrations that we practise in my family like Hag Al Layla, Eid and Weddings.

• so many

• so

• such

Complete the sentence. Use the correct adverb.

'There are .............. few places in the world today that do not have some form of technology.'

• so many

• so

• such

Complete the sentence. Use the correct adverb.

'There are .............. few places in the world today that do not have some form of technology.'

• so many

• so

• such

Answer explanation

'so few' means not a lot of/not many/not much.

Use the correct present continuous form to complete the sentence. (See picture for help).

'When I visit my grandmother on Fridays, she is ............... lunch in the kitchen.'

• usually preparing

• sometimes eats

• always eats

Answer explanation

Use present continuous when you see adverbs:'usually', 'always', 'never' in a sentence that talks about routine.

Examples:

My friend is usually studying when I call her in the evenings.

Use the correct present continuous form to complete the sentence. (See picture for help).

'............................ about my grades.'

• I was always worrying

• I am always worrying

• I always worry

Answer explanation

Use present continuous when you see adverbs:'usually', 'always', 'never' in a sentence that talks about routine.

You are in the habit of worrying about your grades. (Routine)

Examples:

My friend is usually studying when I call her in the evenings.