Grammar english quizz

Which sentence is correct?

• When I was a child, I would go to the park every weekend.

• When I was a child, I used to going to the park every weekend.

• When I was a child, I would to go to the park every weekend.

• When I was a child, I use to go to the park every weekend.

Which of these is NOT correct?

• He used to play football in high school.

• He would play football in high school.

• He used to playing football in high school.

• Both A and B are correct.

Which sentence expresses strong obligation?

• You must wear a seatbelt.

• You should wear a seatbelt.

• You can wear a seatbelt.

• You may wear a seatbelt.

Which modal verb expresses lack of permission?

• You must not talk during the test.

• You can talk during the test.

• You may talk during the test.

• You should talk during the test.

Which sentence correctly asks for permission?

• Must I leave early today?

• May I leave early today?

• Should I leave early today?

• Have I to leave early today?

Which sentence expresses a high probability?

• He might be at home now.

• He could be at home now.

• He must be at home now.

• He may be at home now.

Which of the following is NOT a way to express future probability?

• She will probably come to the party.

• She must come to the party.

• She may come to the party.

• She might come to the party.

Choose the correct future perfect sentence:

• By next month, she will finished the project.

• By next month, she will have finished the project.

• By next month, she will be finished the project.

• By next month, she will have finish the project.

Which sentence is in the future continuous?

• At 8 PM, I will eat dinner.

• At 8 PM, I will be eating dinner.

• At 8 PM, I will have eaten dinner.

• At 8 PM, I am eating dinner.

Choose the correct sentence:

• By the time we arrive, they will have left.

• By the time we arrive, they will be left.

• By the time we arrive, they will leaving.

• By the time we arrive, they will left.