WorksheetsGeneral Knowledge Challenge
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
When do you use “some” before a noun
When the noun is countable singular
When the noun is countable plural
When the noun is countable plural and non countable
I’m not sure I know much about this topic.
What is the difference between “any” and “some”?
Any is different from some because some is used for negative
Any is used for countable noun while some is used for uncountable noun
There is no difference
Any is for countable plural & non countable when the sentence is negative
Complete this sentence: Alice is from America, so she is
Americana
Americane
American
America
Complete this sentence: Lidiya is from France, so she is…….but Katia is from Britain so she is………….and Vlada is from South Africa so she is………….
Francen, Britainian, South African
French, British, South African
Francois, British, South African
France, British, South Africa
Complete this sentence, Lidiya is from Europe, so she is
European
Europien
Europa
Europan
“There is” is used to explain that something exists while “this is” is used show the thing that exists in the present
True
False
Paul is my father’s brother, he is my …………………
Oncle
Oracle
Uncle
Uncel
Jame’s is my sister’s son, he is my …………….
Nice
Niece
Nephew
Nicese
Which of these options is grammatically correct: What is the girl doing? She is ……………
Dance
Dancing
Dancer
Danced
Pick two possible answers to this question: Do you enjoy quizzes like this?
Yes, I do
No, I don’t
Yes, I does
No, I didn’t
