English Grammar Quiz

What / you / hope / do / next summer?

• What do you hope doing next summer?

• What do you hope to do next summer?

• What do you to hope doing next summer?

• What are you hope to do next summer?

He’s buying / car / go to work.

• He’s buying a car to go to work.

• He’s buy a car go work.

• He buys a car to going to work.

• He’s buying car go to work.

He / study / medicine / get / good job.

• He studies medicine get a good job.

• He study medicine for to get a good job.

• He is studying medicine to get a good job.

• He is studying medicine getting a good job.

She / promise / call / me / every week.

• She promised calling me every week.

• She promises to call me every week.

• She promise call to me every week.

• She promised to calling me every week.

It / be / nice / work / your office?

• Is it be nice to working in your office?

• Is it nice working in your office?

• Would it be nice to work in your office?

• It nice be to work in your office?

Did Mrs Smith cancel her order?

• I don’t know. I’ll check in just a minute.

• I don’t know. I’m checking in just a minute.

• I don’t know. I check in just a minute.

• I don’t know. I will checking in just a minute.

Will you cook dinner tonight?

• No, I’ll do it.

• No, I am do it.

• No, I doing it.

• No, I am doing.

If you haven’t got any sugar left,

• I will get some for you.

• I am going get some for you.

• I am getting some for you.

• I get some for you.

Do you have a mask?

• Sure. Here it is. I will put it on.

• Sure. Here it is. I am putting.

• Sure. Here is it. I putting on.

• Sure. Here is it. I am going put.

In the future, when I’m rich and famous,

• I am build an enormous house.

• I’m going to build an enormous house.

• I building an enormous house.

• I will building an enormous house.