English Grammar Quiz

We usually __________ dinner at 7 p.m, but tonight we __________ a late dinner at 8:30 p.m.

• eat / have

• are eating / have

• eat / are having

• are eating / are having

James and his brother (play) _________ soccer at the moment. They (play) __________ it every afternoon.

• are playing/play

• play/are playing

• are playing/are playing

• play/play

Mr. Smith often (teach) __________ class A, but this morning he (teach) __________ class B.

• teaches/teaches

• is teaching /teaches

• teaches /is teaching

• is teaching/ is teaching

Now, he (look) __________ at his cat. It (eat) __________a mouse under the tree.

• looks/eats

• looks/is eating

• is looking/ is eating

• is looking/ eats

Three months ago/ price/ bar/ chocolate / be/ twenty pence.

• Three months ago the price of an bar of chocolate was twenty pence.

• Three months ago the price of a bar of chocolate were twenty pence.

• Three months ago the price of an bar of chocolate were twenty pence.

• Three months ago the price of a bar of chocolate was twenty pence.

She ate both cakes and bread last night.

• She ate not only cakes but also bread last night.

• She ate either cakes or bread last night.

• She ate either cakes nor bread last night.

• She ate neither cakes nor bread last night.

Jim was so young that he couldn't go to the cinema alone.

• Jim was too young not to go to the cinema alone.

• Jim was too young to go to the cinema alone.

• Jim was so young that he can go to the cinema alone.

• Jim was so young to go to the cinema alone.

We couldn't eat the food. It was very hot.

• The food was so hot for us to eat.

• The food was so hot that We couldn't eat it.

• The food was such hot that We couldn't eat it.

• The food was enough hot for us to eat.

We didn't go to school because it rained.

• Because of the rain, we didn't go to school.

• Although it rained, we didn't go to school.

• Although the rain, we didn't go to school.

• Because the rain, we didn't go to school.

I think you should go by train. He told us.

• He advised me not to go by train.

• He advised me to going by train.

• He advised me to go by train.

• He advised me go by train.