Final Intermediate

Which sentence uses the correct preposition?

• She is interested with learning new languages.

• She is interested in learning new languages.

• She is interested at learning new languages.

• She is interested for learning new languages.

Which sentence uses the correct preposition?

• He is responsible of the team.

• He is responsible for the team.

• He is responsible to the team.

• He is responsible with the team.

Which sentence uses the correct preposition?

• The book is different than what I expected.

• The book is different with what I expected.

• The book is different from what I expected.

• The book is different by what I expected.

Which sentence uses a noun clause correctly?

• I can’t understand what does he want.

• I can’t understand what he want.

• I can’t understand what he wants.

• I can’t understand what wants he.

Which sentence uses the past participle correctly?

• She was a surprised by the news.

• She was surprised by the news.

• She was surprising by the news.

• She was surprises by the news.

Which sentence uses a noun clause correctly?

• Can you tell me where does she live?

• Can you tell me where she live?

• Can you tell me where she lives?

• Can you tell me where lives she?

Which sentence is correct?

• The books on the shelf is old and dusty.

• The books on the shelf are old and dusty.

• The books on the shelf be old and dusty.

• The books on the shelf was old and dusty.

Which sentence is correct?

• Neither the students nor the teacher are in the classroom.

• Neither the students nor the teacher is in the classroom.

• Neither the students nor the teacher were in the classroom.

• Neither the students nor the teacher be in the classroom.

Which sentence uses an appositive correctly?

• My friend, she is a teacher, lives in New York.

• My friend, a teacher, she lives in New York.

• My friend, a teacher, lives in New York.

• My friend a teacher, lives in New York.

Which sentence uses an adverb of time correctly?

• She waited until he come back.

• She waited until he comes back.

• She waited until he came back.

• She waited until he coming back.