Term_1_Final Revision: Grammar Quiz

Choose the correct sentence using an adverb of degree:

• She is very happy about the results.

• She is happy about the results very.

• Very she is happy about the results.

• She happy very is about the results.

Which sentence uses an intensifier correctly?

• This project is absolutely impossible.

• This project is absolutely easy.

• This project absolutely is easy.

• This absolutely project is impossible.

Choose the sentence that correctly uses the past continuous:

• She was cooking dinner when the phone rang.

• She cooked dinner when the phone was ringing.

• She cooks dinner when the phone was ringing.

• She is cooking dinner when the phone rang.

What does the past continuous tense describe in this sentence? "He was reading a book while it was raining outside."

• A completed past action.

• A temporary or ongoing past action.

• A future action.

• A habitual action.

Choose the correct present perfect passive sentence:

• The project has completed by the team.

• The project has been completed by the team.

• The project is being completed by the team.

• The project was completed by the team.

Identify the correct use of "just" in the present perfect passive:

• The decision has just been announced.

• The decision just has been announced.

• Just the decision has been announced.

• The decision has been announced just.

Choose the correct first conditional sentence:

• If you study hard, you will pass the exam.

• If you studied hard, you will pass the exam.

• If you study hard, you passed the exam.

• If you study hard, you would pass the exam.

Which sentence correctly uses the second conditional?

• If I have more time, I would travel the world.

• If I had more time, I would travel the world.

• If I have more time, I will travel the world.

• If I had more time, I will travel the world.

Choose the correct sentence using "like" with the "-ing" form:

• She likes to swim every morning.

• She likes swimming every morning.

• She likes swim every morning.

• She likes to swimming every morning.

Which verb + "to" + infinitive is correct?

• I intend applying for the job.

• I intend to apply for the job.

• I intend apply for the job.

• I intend to applying for the job.