English Language Basics Quiz

Verb to be, subject pronouns – the basic verb “to be” for introducing oneself, others, and describing objects, used with subject pronouns (I am a student, He is a teacher).

Present Simple – present tense for describing regular actions (She plays tennis every Sunday).

Present Continuous – present continuous tense for actions happening now (I am reading a book).

Past Simple – simple past tense for completed actions in the past (They visited the museum yesterday).

Regular and irregular verbs – regular verbs form the past tense by adding -ed, irregular verbs have unique forms (go – went).

Classroom language – common phrases: “Can you repeat, please?”, “I don’t understand”.

be going to (plans and predictions) – used for plans or predictions about the future (I am going to travel next month).

In a hotel – phrases for booking rooms and requesting services (I’d like a room, please).

Defining relative clause – defining relative clauses (The book that I read was amazing).

In, on, under – prepositions for describing the location of objects (The book is on the table).