WorksheetsGrammar Pretest
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
What are the two most important parts of every sentence?
Dependent clause and Independent Clause
Subject and Predicate
Verb and Object
Conjunction and Preposition
Which parts of speech are found in the subject? (Choose 3)
noun
verb
determiner
adjective
adverb
Which type of verb would need an object in its predicate?
auxiliary
intransitive
linking
modal
transitive
Which questions would help you find a noun in a sentence?
Who? What?
How well? How?
How many? Which?
Where?
Which questions would help you find an adverb in a sentence?
Who? What?
Where?
How? How well?
How many?
Which type of word can enrich descriptions by showing how something looks, feels, tastes, smells, or sounds?
adjective
adverb
noun
preposition
verb
What type of word should you not use at the beginning of a sentence unless you are a professional writer?
noun
preposition
coordinating conjunction
relative pronoun
Which type of word should writers avoid putting at the end of a sentence?
noun
verb
preposition
adverb
Which suffixes are attached to nouns?
-ive, -est, -er, -able, -ful
-tion, -ist, -er, -ity, -ment, -ness
-ly, -wise, -wards
-ed, -ing, -ate, -en
Which suffixes are attached to adjectives?
-ive, -est, -er, -able, -ful
-tion, -ist, -er, -ity, -ment, -ness
-ly, -wise, -wards
-ed, -ing, -ate, -en
Which suffixes are attached to verbs?
-ive, -est, -er, -able, -ful
-tion, -ist, -er, -ity, -ment, -ness
-ly, -wise, -wards
-ed, -ing, -ate, -en
Which suffixes are attached to adverbs?
-ive, -est, -er, -able, -ful
-tion, -ist, -er, -ity, -ment, -ness
-ly, -wise, -wards
-ed, -ing, -ate, -en
Which words are conjunctions?
and, since, neither...nor, if
in, at, on, of, through
a, an, the
I, you, our, us, them
shall, should, may, might, could, can
Which words are articles?
and, since, neither...nor, if
in, at, on, of, through
a, an, the
I, you, our, us, them
shall, should, may, might, could, can
Which of these words are modals?
and, since, neither...nor, if
in, at, on, of, through
a, an, the
I, you, our, us, them
shall, should, may, might, could, can
Which of these words are pronouns?
and, since, neither...nor, if
in, at, on, of, through
a, an, the
I, you, our, us, them
shall, should, may, might, could, can
Which of these words are prepositions?
and, since, neither...nor, if
in, at, on, of, through
a, an, the
I, you, our, us, them
shall, should, may, might, could, can
If the teacher called on you today, which topics are you confident that you could explain? Check all that apply.
verb tense (past, present, future)
conditionals (including wishes)
modals
verbals (gerunds & infinitives)
I don't know any of these
If the teacher called on you today, which of these topics are you confident that you could explain? (Check all that apply)
passive voice and causative verbs
reported speech
Inversion
relative clauses
I don't know any of these.
Check the statements that are true.
I like this quiz.
I like to use my smartphone in class.
I am not worried about how much data I use.
I am nervous about having a native speaker for a teacher.
I am excited about having a native speaker for a teacher.
