English Language Quiz

I am sure you didn't work hard for your exam.

• You mustn't have worked hard for your exam.

• You might not have worked hard for your exam.

• You couldn't work hard for your exam.

• You can't have worked hard for your exam.

If you are a student, you don't have a highly ___ monthly income.

• unlikely

• wound

• surely

• willingly

He is very tired. He walked quite slowly out of the room.

• a frequency

• a degree

• a place

• a manner

She left the room without saying

• anything

• somebody

• something

• anybody

The correct sentence with future progressive:

• I will not be learning a poem tomorrow morning.

• I am going to prepare for exams next week.

• I will buy a new car in the nearest time.

• Do not hurry. It will not be soon.

"How far is the train station?"

• Could you tell how far was the train station?

• Could you tell me how far the train station is?

• Could you tell me how far the train station was?

• Can you tell me how far is the train station?

The relative clause of possession:

• I read an article that has a lot of useful things.

• The students whose results were poor were not included.

• I'm going to the exhibition where there are masterpieces.

• I met one of my classmates who moved to America.

By the end of the year, we ___ in this house for 10 years!

• will have lived

• will have been lived

• will be living

• will have been living

Changing your diet means ___ down on fatty foods.

• cut

• to cutting

• cutting

• to cut

This time next week, we ___ findings to the board.

• will be presenting

• will have presented

• will be presented

• will have been presenting