General review

What is the object of the sentence: "She bought ___ at the store?"

• She

• Bought

• At the store

• None of the above

Which word serves as the subject in the question: "___ ate all the cookies?"

• Ate

• All

• The cookies

• None of the above

Identify the subject in the question: "Who is ___ in the garden?"

• Who

• Is

• In the garden

• None of the above

Which sentence is an imperative?

• Are you coming to the party?

• Don't forget to turn off the lights.

• She told me to finish my homework.

• The cat jumped off the table.

What is the correct form of the imperative sentence: "Run to the store!" for the subject "You"?

• You run to the store!

• You running to the store!

• You runs to the store!

• You ran to the store!

Which of the following sentences uses a double comparative?

• She is taller than him.

• The weather is getting more and more cold.

• This book is more interesting than that one.

• He runs faster than anyone else.

Identify the sentence that demonstrates a double comparative:

• The cake is sweeter than the cookies.

• Her singing is getting better and better.

• His performance was worse than last time.

• The movie was more exciting than I expected.

Which sentence contains a double comparative?

• She swims faster than him.

• The car is driving slowly.

• The situation is becoming worse and worse.

• The house is bigger than I thought.

Which sentence demonstrates the present simple tense?

• I am eating lunch right now.

• She eats lunch every day at noon.

• He will eat lunch after work

• They have eaten lunch already

Identify the sentence in the present continuous tense:

• She writes a novel every year.

• They are writing their exams at the moment.

• He wrote a poem yesterday.

• We will write a report next week.