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Total questions: 111

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1.

Which of the following is an example of an indirect question?

a)

"Are you coming to the party?"

b)

"Could you tell me if you're coming to the party?"

c)

"Why aren't you coming to the party?"

d)

"Are you not going to the party?"

e)

"To the party, are you going?"

2.

In which type of question do you typically use a negative word like "not" or "n't"?

a)

Yes-no questions

b)

Open-ended questions

c)

Negative questions

d)

Indirect questions

e)

Rhetorical questions

3.

Choose the question that ends with a preposition:

a)

"How did you get here?"

b)

"Who is she going to the concert with?"

c)

"Why are you crying?"

d)

"Where did he hide the treasure?"

e)

"Is this your new car?"

4.

Which of the following is an example of a negative question?

a)

"Is the weather nice today?"

b)

"Don't you like ice cream?"

c)

"Where is the nearest library?"

d)

"Are you going to the beach?"

e)

"How are you feeling today?"

5.

Which of the following options demonstrates the correct way to form a negative question?

a)

Isn't you coming to the party?

b)

Are not you coming to the party?

c)

Don't you come to the party?

d)

Do not you come to the party?

e)

Aren't you coming to the party?

6.

Which of the following correctly demonstrates the formation of an indirect question?

a)

"Where is the library at?"

b)

"Could you tell me where the library is?"

c)

"Do you know where is the library?"

d)

"Where the library is, could you tell me?"

e)

"Where the library, could you tell me is?"

7.

Which of the following is an appropriate response to the statement "I have never been to Paris"?

a)

So do I

b)

Neither do I

c)

Me too

d)

I have

e)

I do

8.

Which of the following sentences demonstrates the correct use of the auxiliary verb for emphasis?

a)

She does loves swimming.

b)

He did finished the project on time.

c)

They do can speak French fluently.

d)

We did saw the sunrise this morning.

e)

I do believe in second chances.

9.

What is the correct response when someone says, "I can swim very well"?

a)

So I can

b)

So can I

c)

Neither I can

d)

Neither can I

e)

I can't swim at all too

10.

What is the correct auxiliary verb to use in a question like "____ you going to the party tonight?"

a)

So

b)

Neither

c)

Are

d)

Have

e)

Was

11.

What is the appropriate ending to the question "You didn't go to the meeting, _____?"

a)

did you?

b)

didn't you?

c)

do you?

d)

don't you?

e)

haven't you?

12.

In which of the following sentences is the use of the auxiliary verb NOT correct?

a)

He do like playing football.

b)

She has been studying all day.

c)

Do you want some coffee?

d)

We can go to the movies

e)

They will leave soon.

13.

Which tense is used to indicate an action that began in the past and has a connection to the present?

a)

Past Perfect Simple

b)

Present Perfect Simple

c)

Future Perfect Simple

d)

Past Continuous

e)

Present Continuous

14.

Which tense is used to emphasize the duration of an action that started in the past and continues up to the present moment?

a)

Present Perfect Simple

b)

Past Perfect Simple

c)

Present Perfect Continuous

d)

Future Perfect Simple

e)

Past Continuous

15.

Finish the question: “Have you always ___ garlic?”

a)

been hating

b)

hated

c)

hating

d)

hate

e)

been hated

16.

Finish the sentence: “Thanks for the recipe book! We've ___ two different recipes so far.”

a)

been trying

b)

tried

c)

trying

d)

try

e)

tries

17.

Finish the sentence: “I'm worried about Sam. She's ___ too hard recently.”

a)

been working

b)

worked

c)

working

d)

been worked

e)

has worked

18.

Finish the sentence: “I've ___ to call the internet company all morning but I can't get through.”

a)

been trying

b)

tried

c)

trying

d)

have been trying

e)

has been trying

19.

Which of the following is an example of a comparative adjective?

a)

Good

b)

Better

c)

Great

d)

Bad

e)

Wonderful

20.

What is the superlative form of the adjective "big"?

a)

Big

b)

Bigger

c)

Biggest

d)

Bigg

e)

Biggy

21.

Choose the correct form of the adjective to complete the sentence: "This is the _____ book I have ever read."

a)

Goodest

b)

Gooder

c)

Good

d)

Better

e)

Best

22.

Choose the correct compound adjective to complete the sentence: "She bought a ________ dress."

a)

Handmade

b)

Hand made

c)

Handsome

d)

Hand mades

e)

Hands

23.

Which of the following is an irregular comparative adjective?

a)

Light

b)

Bright

c)

Dark

d)

Big

e)

Fast

24.

Which of the following correctly forms a compound adjective?

a)

Soft made

b)

Hard working

c)

Open minding

d)

Fast runs

e)

Slow walk

25.

In the sentence "The weather was so hot that we couldn't go outside," what does "so" indicate?

a)

Intensity

b)

Comparison

c)

Addition

d)

Negation

e)

Condition

26.

Which word is "so" used to modify in the sentence: "The coffee was so hot that I couldn't drink it"?

a)

Noun

b)

Verb

c)

Adjective

d)

Adverb

e)

Pronoun

27.

Which of the following correctly completes the sentence? "She was _____ tired that she fell asleep instantly."

a)

So

b)

Such

c)

Enough

d)

Too

e)

Very

28.

In which situation is "such" correctly used in a sentence?

a)

Such he is a reliable person.

b)

I have never seen a big such dog!

c)

Such I like this book.

d)

The weather was such beautiful, I couldn't stay indoors.

e)

I have never experienced such cold weather before.

29.

Choose correct answer: “It was _____ a lovely day”

a)

such

b)

that

c)

so

d)

much

e)

too

30.

Choose correct answer: “I've never seen _____ many people at a concert”

a)

so

b)

that

c)

such

d)

much

e)

too

31.

Choose the correct words to complete the sentences: “It’s so dark that I can ______ see anything.”

a)

hard

b)

hardly

c)

harder

d)

hardest

e)

more hard

32.

Choose the correct words to complete the sentences: “The doctor gave me tablets that I must take ______”

a)

by day

b)

daily

c)

a day

d)

the day

e)

every day

33.

Choose the correct words to complete the sentences: “Everyone was ______ upset to hear the news.”

a)

deep

b)

deeply

c)

in a deep way

d)

deep in

e)

deeper

34.

Choose the correct words to complete the sentence: "The magician performed the trick so __________ that the audience applauded."

a)

amazing

b)

amazingly

c)

amaze

d)

amazed

e)

amazingness

35.

Complete the sentence: "The team worked __________ to achieve their goal in the competition."

a)

hard

b)

hardly

c)

hardworking

d)

hardness

e)

harder

36.

Choose the correct words to complete the sentences: “We shouldn’t leave home ______ tomorrow if we want to catch the train.”

a)

late

b)

lately

c)

later

d)

latest

e)

much later

37.

Choose the correct words to complete the sentences: “Do you live ______ your grandparents?”

a)

near

b)

nearby

c)

nearly

d)

by near

e)

nearest

38.

Choose the correct words to complete the sentences: “The cat by ______ on the cold floor to cool down.”

a)

flat

b)

flatter

c)

flatly

d)

in a flat way

e)

flattest

39.

Choose the correct answer: “Holly’s flight from Paris to San Francisco leaves at 9 a.m. At 6 p.m., she ________ for nine hours.”

a)

will have flown

b)

will be flying

c)

will have been flying

d)

would be flying

e)

would have flown

40.

Choose the correct answer: “I’m doing an online Spanish course before I go to Spain. I hope I ________ enough by the time I go.”

a)

will have learned

b)

will be learning

c)

will have been learning

d)

would have learned

e)

would be learning

41.

Choose the correct answer: “My dad leaves work at 6.30 p.m. and doesn’t get home until 7.15 p.m. I can’t call him now because he ________”

a)

 will have driven

b)

will be driving

c)

will have been driving

d)

would have driven

e)

would be driving

42.

Choose the correct answer: “We usually have dinner at 6.00. I’m sure we ________ by 7.00 so you can call me then.”

a)

will have finished

b)

will be finishing

c)

will have been finishing

d)

would have finished

e)

would be finishing

43.

Choose the correct answer: “I’ve been saving £150 a month since September. By the end of the year, I ________ £600.”

a)

will have saved

b)

will be saving

c)

will have been saving

d)

would have saved

e)

would be saving

44.

Choose the correct answer: “The coach to Edinburgh leaves at 11 a.m. and takes nine and a half hours. At 6 p.m., we ________ on the coach.”

a)

will have sat

b)

will be sitting

c)

will have been sitting.

d)

would have sat

e)

would be sitting

45.

Which of the following is an example of a zero conditional sentence?

a)

If I win the lottery, I will buy a new car.

b)

If water reaches 100 degrees Celsius, it boils.

c)

If you visit Paris, you should try the croissants.

d)

If she will call me, I'll be happy.

e)

If they ate too much, they feel sick.

46.

What type of conditional sentence is used for general truths or facts?

a)

Zero conditional

b)

First conditional

c)

Second conditional

d)

Third conditional

e)

Mixed conditional

47.

In which conditional sentence do we typically use the phrase "If I were you" for giving advice?

a)

Zero conditional

b)

First conditional

c)

Second conditional

d)

Third conditional

e)

Mixed conditional

48.

Which conditional is commonly used for hypothetical or unreal situations in the present or future?

a)

Zero conditional

b)

First conditional

c)

Second conditional

d)

Third conditional

e)

Mixed conditional

49.

Which type of conditional is commonly used for expressing real or possible situations in the present or future?

a)

Zero conditional

b)

First conditional

c)

Second conditional

d)

Third conditional

e)

Mixed conditional

50.

Which of the following is an example of a first conditional sentence?

a)

If it snows tomorrow, I will go skiing.

b)

If I had studied harder, I would have passed the exam.

c)

If I won the competition, I would be ecstatic.

d)

If he had arrived earlier, we would have caught the train.

e)

If I see her, I tell her the news.

51.

Which of the following is an example of a third conditional sentence?

a)

If I study hard, I will pass the exam.

b)

If she had time, she would have come to the party.

c)

If you eat too much, you feel sick.

d)

If it rains tomorrow, I will take an umbrella.

e)

If you leave now, you will catch the train.

52.

What type of conditional sentence is used for situations that are contrary to the present or past reality?

a)

Zero conditional

b)

First conditional

c)

Second conditional

d)

Third conditional

e)

Mixed conditional

53.

Which grammar rule is commonly used to express regrets about past actions or events that did not happen?

a)

Zero conditional

b)

First conditional

c)

Second conditional

d)

Third conditional

e)

Mixed conditional

54.

Identify the unreal conditional sentence below:

a)

If I go to the store, I will buy some milk.

b)

If he had studied, he would have passed the exam.

c)

If you eat healthy, you will feel better.

d)

If it rains, I will bring an umbrella.

e)

If she sings well, she will win the competition.

55.

In which conditional sentence do we often use phrases like "if I had known" or "if I had seen" to express regret about past events?

a)

Zero conditional

b)

First conditional

c)

Second conditional

d)

Third conditional

e)

Mixed conditional

56.

If he _____ the penalty, we would have won Saturday's game.

a)

scored

b)

had scored

c)

would score

d)

would have scored

e)

had had scored

57.

What type of 'wish' structure is used to talk about something we would like to change about the past?

a)

Wish + past simple

b)

Wish + past perfect

c)

Wish + would + base form of the verb

d)

Wish + present continuous

e)

Wish + present perfect

58.

Which type of 'wish' structure can be used to talk about a present situation we would like to be different?

a)

Wish + past simple

b)

Wish + past perfect

c)

Wish + would + base form of the verb

d)

Wish + present continuous

e)

Wish + present perfect

59.

Choose the correct option to complete the sentence: “I wish I _____ go to work tomorrow.”

a)

wouldn't have to

b)

didn't have to

c)

hadn't had to

d)

don't have to

e)

won't have to

60.

Choose the correct option to complete the sentence: “If only I _____ that to her. She's not speaking to me now.”

a)

wouldn't say

b)

hadn't said

c)

didn't say

d)

don't say

e)

won't say

61.

Choose the correct option to complete the sentence: “He wishes _____ the kitchen in such a mess. He always has to clean before he cooks.”

a)

they wouldn't leave

b)

they had left

c)

they would leave

d)

they don't leave

e)

they won't leave

62.

Choose the correct option to complete the sentence: “She wishes they _____ ten years ago!”

a)

would have met

b)

met

c)

had met

d)

meet

e)

will meet

63.

Which phrase is used to express an action or habit that was regular or normal in the past but is no longer the case?

a)

Get used to

b)

Be used to

c)

Used to

d)

Uses to

e)

Using to

64.

Which of the following indicates the process of becoming familiar with something new or different?

a)

Used to

b)

Be used to

c)

Get used to

d)

Uses to

e)

Using to

65.

Which phrase suggests that someone is accustomed to a particular situation or action?

a)

Using to

b)

Be used to

c)

Get used to

d)

Used to

e)

Uses to

66.

In the sentence "She is getting used to her new job," what does the phrase "getting used to" imply?

a)

She is familiar with her new job.

b)

She is no longer used to her new job.

c)

She is finding it difficult to adapt to her new job.

d)

She used to have a different job.

e)

She will soon get a different job.

67.

Choose the correct option to complete the sentence: “I always hated the cold weather but I _____ it when I lived in Russia.”

a)

get used to

b)

got used to

c)

used to

d)

getting used to

e)

would use to

68.

Choose the correct option to complete the sentence: “We _____ much positive feedback about our old product, but the new formula is really successful.”

a)

didn't use to get

b)

weren't used to get

c)

didn't use to getting

d)

do used to get

e)

used to get

69.

Which of the following sentences uses a gerund correctly?

a)

"To swimming is my favorite hobby."

b)

"She enjoys to read books in her free time."

c)

"Running is good exercise for your health."

d)

"He to dance at the party last night."

e)

"I can't stand to cooking in this kitchen."

70.

Choose the correct option to complete the sentence: “I’m sure my parents would rather _____ to the theatre than a night club!”

a)

going

b)

go

c)

not going

d)

not go

e)

have gone

71.

Choose the correct option to complete the sentence: “________ in the corridor isn’t allowed.”

a)

Running

b)

Not run

c)

Run

d)

Not running

e)

To run

72.

Choose the correct option to complete the sentence: “She didn’t mean _______ so much salt in the curry.”

a)

to put

b)

putting

c)

not to put

d)

not putting

e)

put

73.

Choose the correct option to complete the sentence: “Did you see anyone _______ suspiciously last night?”

a)

not behaving

b)

to behave

c)

behaving

d)

not behave

e)

behave

74.

Choose the correct option to complete the sentence: “Would you sooner _______ at home this evening or go into town?”

a)

staying

b)

stay

c)

to stay

d)

not stay

e)

stayed

75.

Which modal verb is used to express a strong belief that something was true or had happened in the past?

a)

Must have

b)

Should have

c)

Could have

d)

Might have

e)

Would rather

76.

Complete the sentence: "She _________ gone to the store because she needed some groceries."

a)

can have

b)

might have

c)

will have

d)

would rather

e)

should have

77.

When do we typically use "must have" in the past?

a)

To express a past obligation or necessity

b)

To give advice about the past

c)

To make requests in a polite way

d)

To express preferences in the past

e)

To speculate about past events with certainty

78.

Choose the correct sentence using "could have" to talk about a past possibility:

a)

I could have taken the bus to work yesterday, but I decided to walk.

b)

I could have take the bus to work tomorrow if it's raining.

c)

I could have take the bus to work today because it's a sunny day.

d)

I could taken the bus to work yesterday due to the heavy rain.

e)

I could have rather take the bus to work if the weather is nice.

79.

What is the function of "may have" in the context of past modals?

a)

To indicate a possibility in the past

b)

To express a preference in the past

c)

To suggest a strong obligation in the past

d)

To talk about a future possibility

e)

To give advice about the past

80.

Which sentence correctly uses "should have" to express regret about a past action?

a)

I should have going to the doctor yesterday.

b)

She should have bought that dress, but she didn't.

c)

They should have had a great time at the concert.

d)

You should go to the movies tonight.

e)

He should be cooking dinner right now.

81.

Which of the following verbs is NOT a verb of the senses?

a)

Taste

b)

Hear

c)

Jump

d)

Smell

e)

See

82.

What is the verb of the senses that describes the act of perceiving through the ears?

a)

Taste

b)

Touch

c)

Smell

d)

Hear

e)

Look

83.

Which phrase is used to express a situation that appears to be true based on visual perception?

a)

look as if

b)

smells

c)

tastes like

d)

feels

e)

sounds as if

84.

What verb form is commonly used to describe the perception of scents?

a)

tastes like

b)

smells

c)

feels like

d)

seems

e)

looks as if

85.

When making a comparison between auditory experiences, which phrase is typically used?

a)

sounds as if

b)

feels

c)

seems

d)

tastes

e)

smells as if

86.

When describing an unfamiliar sound that resembles something else, which phrase would you use to convey the similarity?

a)

smells as if

b)

looks as if

c)

sounds like

d)

feels

e)

tastes

87.

Which of the following sentences is in the passive voice?

a)

She wrote an interesting article.

b)

The problem needs urgent attention.

c)

They are cooking dinner in the kitchen.

d)

The book was published last year.

e)

He will finish the project tomorrow.

88.

What form is used to express an action where the subject is not the doer, but the receiver of the action?

a)

Active voice

b)

Middle voice

c)

Passive voice

d)

Reflective voice

e)

Causative voice

89.

Which of the following phrases is used to express a general opinion or common belief, without specifying the source?

a)

He does the work.

b)

They made the cake.

c)

It is said that the market will crash.

d)

She painted the house.

e)

The team won the game.

90.

What is the passive voice of the sentence "They built this house in 1990"?

a)

This house was being built in 1990.

b)

This house is built in 1990.

c)

This house is being built in 1990.

d)

This house was built in 1990.

e)

This house has been built in 1990.

91.

Which of the following sentences contains the verb in the passive voice?

a)

She sang a beautiful song.

b)

He will write a novel.

c)

The car crashed into the tree.

d)

The report was submitted yesterday.

e)

They have finished the project.

92.

What is the passive voice form of the sentence "They are building a new bridge"?

a)

A new bridge is being built by them.

b)

A new bridge has been built by them.

c)

A new bridge is built by them.

d)

A new bridge was built by them.

e)

A new bridge will be built by them.

93.

What type of structure can be used with some reporting verbs instead of the infinitive or gerund?

a)

Past participle

b)

Future perfect tense

c)

Present continuous tense

d)

Past perfect tense

e)

That + clause

94.

Which of the following sentences contains a negative infinitive or gerund after a reporting verb?

a)

"She denied she stole the cookies."

b)

"They admitted they were wrong."

c)

"He suggested not to go there."

d)

"I realized I was making a mistake."

e)

"The teacher acknowledged she was right."

95.

In the sentence "He admitted that he had stolen the recipe," what is the structure used after the reporting verb?

a)

Past continuous tense

b)

Present perfect tense

c)

Future continuous tense

d)

Present participle

e)

That + clause

96.

Choose the correct option to complete the sentence: "Why don't you come and visit us next week?" → She invited us _____ and visit them next week.

a)

coming

b)

to come

c)

came

d)

come

e)

had come

97.

Choose the correct option to complete the sentence: "I didn't lock the door." → He admitted not _____ the door.

a)

had locked

b)

locking

c)

to lock

d)

lock

e)

had been locking

98.

Choose the correct option to complete the sentence: "Don't close the window!” → I told him not _____ the window.

a)

close

b)

to close

c)

closing

d)

did close

e)

had closed

99.

Choose the correct option to complete the sentence: “__________ the plot of the film was poor, I really loved the music.”

a)

Although

b)

Despite

c)

So that

d)

In spite of

e)

Nevertheless

100.

Choose the correct option to complete the sentence: “I'm taking conversation classes __________ I can speak more fluently with my English boyfriend.”

a)

so that

b)

in spite of

c)

so as to

d)

despite

e)

although

101.

Choose the correct option to complete the sentence: “He played the final match __________ his knee was hurting.”

a)

despite

b)

so that

c)

so as to

d)

even though

e)

in spite of

102.

Choose the correct option to complete the sentence: “__________ being able to swim very well, I managed to reach the shore.”

a)

In spite of not

b)

To not

c)

So as not to

d)

In order not to

e)

Although

103.

Choose the correct option to complete the sentence: “The company created new procedures __________ improve customer service.”

a)

in spite of

b)

in order to

c)

even though

d)

so that

e)

despite

104.

Choose the correct option to complete the sentence: “I didn't tell her that I had seen her boyfriend with another girl __________ hurt her.”

a)

so as to not

b)

for not

c)

not to

d)

so as not to

e)

nevertheless

105.

Which of the following nouns is uncountable?

a)

Apple

b)

Water

c)

Dog

d)

Chair

e)

Book

106.

How do you typically form the plural of a countable noun ending in -s, -x, -sh, -ch, or -z?

a)

Add -s

b)

Add -es

c)

Change the ending to -ies

d)

Double the last letter and add -es

e)

Replace -s with -ves

107.

Give an example of a countable noun commonly used to refer to a group of people.

a)

Water

b)

Sand

c)

Furniture

d)

Team

e)

Information

108.

What is the plural form of "woman"?

a)

womans

b)

women

c)

wommen

d)

woms

e)

woman's

109.

What is the plural form of "child"?

a)

childs

b)

childrens

c)

children

d)

childes

e)

child's

110.

What is the plural form of "tooth"?

a)

Toothes

b)

Teeths

c)

Tooths

d)

Toos

e)

Teeth

111.

Which of the following quantifiers emphasizes the complete extent or entirety of a group?

a)

Some

b)

Every

c)

Many

d)

Several

e)

Both