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 Which of the following sentences uses a countable noun correctly?

•  I have two apples in my bag

• There is a lot of water in the glass.

• The information is useful.

• She gave me advice on my project.

 Which of the following sentences contains a proper noun?

•   London is a vibrant city

•  The city is known for its history.

•   She visited a museum.

•   I love reading novels.

 Which of the following sentences correctly uses a compound noun?

• The postman delivered the letters

• The book was very interesting.

•  He is a great football player.

• She enjoys watching documentaries.

  Which of the following sentences uses an uncountable noun correctly

• >  He has a lot of furniture in his house

• She bought three breads from the store.

• There are many informations to consider.

• >  I need a few waters for the trip.

 Which of the following sentences contains a comparative adjective?

•  This book is more interesting than the last one

• She is the smartest student in the class.

• He is a very tall man.

• The weather is nice today.

Which of the following sentences uses a superlative adjective correctly?

• She is the kindest person I know

• This cake is delicious.

• He runs fast.

• his is a more difficult exam than last year.

 What adjective describes an old building?

•  Ancient

• New

• Modern

• Fresh

Which of the following sentences uses a modal verb correctly?

•  He must finish his homework before dinner

•  She can speaks three languages.

•  They might to arrive late.

•  I will to call you tomorrow.

  Which of the following sentences expresses possibility using a modal verb?

•  He might come to the party later

• She should study for the exam.

• They can swim very well.

•   I must leave now.

Which of the following sentences uses a modal verb to express obligation?

•  You must wear a helmet while riding a bike

• She could join us for dinner.

• He might go to the gym later.

• They can help with the project