I love ____pants you’re wearing.

    

• those

• this

• that

• these

Answer explanation

Check this image explaining the rule about demonstrative pronouns.

Every morning, she _____ a shower.

• take

• takes

• is taking

• took

Answer explanation

You find examples of time expressions that help you identify what tense you should be using.

He ____the guitar or the saxophone, but he sings well.

• can't play

• cannot play

• can't to play

• don't play

Answer explanation

We use can/ cannot + bare infinitive ( without to).

She ___ eat meat because she is a vegetarian.

• don't

• won't

• doesn't

• does

Answer explanation

We use the auxiliary don't/doesn't + verb ( in the infinitive form) with the present simple tense negative.

I ____ happy, but today I'm sad.

• am usually

• usually am

• usually

• usually not

Answer explanation

Adverbs of frequency are usually placed before main verbs in the sentence .However, for the verb " to be" , they should be placed after the verb.

There____ milk in the refrigerator.

• aren't any

• isn't any

• aren't some

• isn't some

Answer explanation

Some is used with both countable and uncountable nouns in the plural form, however if you are asking a question or stating a negative statement "Any" should be used instead.

Mom's not here right now. She____ to work.

• drives

• driving

• is driving

• drove

Answer explanation

We use the present continuous to talk about things that are happening at the moment of speaking.

John's tall, but Pete is____

• taller

• the tallest

• more tall

Answer explanation

This is how to make use of both the comparative and superlative form with short and long adjectives.

Where ____ you last night?

• were

• was

• wasn't

Answer explanation

If you're struggling with irregular verbs, refer to this link where you can find a list of the most common irregular verbs in the past tense

List of Irregular Verbs in English Grammar (lingolia.com)

Last year, I ____ to Florida

• went

• gone

• go

Answer explanation

If you're struggling with irregular verbs, refer to this link where you can find a list of the most common irregular verbs in the past tense

List of Irregular Verbs in English Grammar (lingolia.com)