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Total questions: 100
Worksheet time: 1hrs 6mins
Which sentence uses a commenting adverb correctly?
She will certainly finish the project by tomorrow.
She will finish certainly the project by tomorrow.
She certainly will finish the project by tomorrow.
Choose the correct sentence with a commenting adverb:
They will probably not attend the meeting.
They will attend probably not the meeting.
Probably they will attend not the meeting.
Select the sentence where the commenting adverb is correctly placed:
The train will likely arrive late tonight.
The train likely will arrive late tonight.
The train will arrive likely late tonight.
Identify the correct usage of the commenting adverb:
He will surely be promoted next month.
Surely he will be promoted next month.
He surely will be promoted next month.
Which of the following sentences is correct?
They definitely will win the game tomorrow.
They will definitely win the game tomorrow.
Definitely they will win the game tomorrow.
By next month, I ___ (finish) this project.
will have finished
will finish
At 8 PM tomorrow, I ___ (study) for the exam.
will be studying
will have studied
By the time you arrive, we ___ (eat) dinner.
will have eaten
will be eating
This time next week, she ___ (travel) around Europe.
will be traveling
will have traveled
By 2025, they ___ (complete) the new office building.
will have completed
will be completing
At this time tomorrow, we ___ (watch) a movie.
will be watching
will have watched
By the end of the year, he ___ (write) his first novel.
will have written
will be writing
Next summer, they ___ (work) on the farm.
will be working
will have worked
By the time you get home, I ___ (clean) the house.
will have cleaned
will be cleaning
During the meeting, she ___ (present) her new proposal.
will be presenting
will have presented
If she ____ the meeting, she would have known about the changes.
had attended
attended
would have attended
They would have passed the exam if they ____ harder.
studied
had studied
would have studied
If I ____ more time, I would have finished the report.
had had
had
would have had
If we ____ the earlier train, we wouldn't have been late.
caught
had caught
would have caught
They ____ seen the sign, but they ignored it and parked anyway.
should have
might have
would have
You ____ told me you were coming; I would have prepared something special.
might have
could have
should have
She ____ taken the job offer, but she decided to stay in her current position.
could have
should have
would have
They ____ arrived earlier if they had left on time.
should have
might have
would have
If you heat water to 100 degrees Celsius, it ____ boil.
would
will
When I was younger, my parents ____ take us to the beach every summer.
would
will
I ____ help you with your homework, but I have a meeting in an hour.
would
will
She said she ____ call me back later, but she never did.
will
would
If I had more time, I ____ travel the world.
will
would
In the future, people ____ live on Mars.
would
will
He ____ always bring me flowers when we were dating.
will
would
If you ask nicely, he ____ lend you his car for the weekend.
will
would
She ____ finish the report by tomorrow if she starts now.
would
will
If I had known about the event, I ____ attended.
would have
will have
By the time you wake up, I ___ (leave) for work.
will have left
will be leaving
She ____ completed the project, but she decided to make some changes.
should have
might have
would have
Next month, they ___ (launch) the new product.
will be launching
will have launched
There were many guests at the party. Some of them didn’t know each other.
There were many guests at the party, some of which didn’t know each other.
There were many guests at the party, some of whom didn’t know each other.
I bought three new jackets. Two of them were on sale.
I bought three new jackets, two of which were on sale.
I bought three new jackets, two of whom were on sale.
We saw various paintings at the museum. Several of them were very expensive.
We saw various paintings at the museum, several of which were very expensive.
We saw various paintings at the museum, several of whom were very expensive.
The teacher gave us many exercises. Most of them were quite challenging.
The teacher gave us many exercises, most of which were quite challenging.
The teacher gave us many exercises, most of whom were quite challenging.
The students had to complete several assignments. A few of them were very difficult.
The students had to complete several assignments, a few of whom were very difficult.
The students had to complete several assignments, a few of which were very difficult.
That's ___________ he decided to move to another city.
the thing
the reason
the way
the person
This is ___________ I met my best friend.
the reason
the place
the way
the thing
Tell me ___________ you bought this.
the reason
the way
the person
the thing
I’ll show you ___________ I fixed the computer.
the reason
the way
the person
the place
I don’t understand ___________ they are arguing.
the way
the person
the thing
the reason
Do you know ___________ she is talking about?
the thing
the place
the reason
the person
Since she finished her homework, she went out with her friends.
Finished her homework, she went out with her friends.
Having finished her homework, she went out with her friends.
Finishing her homework, she went out with her friends.
Because I didn’t understand the instructions, I asked for help.
Not understanding the instructions, I asked for help.
Having not understood the instructions, I asked for help.
Not understood the instructions, I asked for help.
After he worked all day, he felt exhausted.
Working all day, he felt exhausted.
Worked all day, he felt exhausted.
Having worked all day, he felt exhausted.
Because she knew the answer, she raised her hand.
Having known the answer, she raised her hand.
Known the answer, she raised her hand.
Knowing the answer, she raised her hand.
I was so relieved that I passed all my exams, I had a big party to celebrate
Relieving that I passed all my exams. I had a big party to celebrate.
Having relieved that I passed all my exams. I had a big party to celebrate.
Relieved that I passed all my exams. I had a big party to celebrate.
The boy who is standing by the door is my brother.
The boy standing by the door is my brother.
The boy stood by the door is my brother.
The papers that were signed by the manager are on the desk.
The papers signing by the manager are on the desk.
The papers signed by the manager are on the desk.
The woman who was talking to you is my aunt.
The woman talking to you is my aunt.
The woman talked to you is my aunt.
The houses that were built in the 1980s are being renovated.
The houses built in the 1980s are being renovated.
The houses building in the 1980s are being renovated.
The documents that are required for the application are listed on the website.
The documents required for the application are listed on the website.
The documents requiring for the application are listed on the website.
The students who are preparing for the test are studying hard.
The students prepared for the test are studying hard.
The students preparing for the test are studying hard.
________________ I love about the city is its vibrant culture.
What
It is
The
________________ I need to finish is this report.
What
It is
The
________________ my friend who helped me with the project.
What
It was
The
________________ teacher praised was the students' effort.
What
It was
The
________________ I forgot was the milk.
What
It was
The
________________ she needs is more practice.
What
It is
The
Which adjective describes someone who remains calm and not easily disturbed?
Hysterical
Composed
Spiteful
Melodramatic
If someone is acting in a way that shows they want revenge, they are being:
Resourceful
Defensive
Gracious
Spiteful
A person who is feeling flustered is most likely:
Calm and composed
Annoyed and confused
Being helpful
Seeking revenge
Someone who is "mellow" is likely:
Calm and relaxed
Harsh and rude
Spiteful
Anxious and nervous
If someone is "harmless", they are:
Dangerous
Not likely to cause harm
Hysterical
Defensive
To "analyze" something means to:
Evaluate something carefully
Ignore it completely
Forgive someone
Fixate on something small
Which of the following adjectives best describes a person who easily forgives others?
Victorious
Spiteful
Forgiving
Defensive
The verb "dismiss" means:
To carefully consider
To ignore or disregard something
To analyze a situation
To forgive someone
Which verb means "to predict something happening"?
Fixate
Review
Foresee
Reconsider
Someone who is "resourceful" is:
Unable to find solutions
Good at solving problems and finding solutions
Defensive in stressful situations
Hysterical when things go wrong
Which verb is related to imagining a future scenario?
Disregard
Envision
Reject
Fixate
Which of the following terms refers to a software that can simulate human conversation?
Virtual assistant
Chatbot
Operating system
Voice activation
The adverb "gradually" means:
All at once
Slowly over time
In an extreme way
Clearly
What is the purpose of "facial recognition" technology?
To recognize and translate text
To identify a person's face using software
To convert text to speech
To activate voice commands
If something happens "inevitably," it means:
It will happen gradually
It is unlikely to happen
It will happen for sure
It happens quickly
"Artificial intelligence" (AI) is:
The ability of a machine to perform tasks that typically require human intelligence
A program that translates speech into text
A machine that works autonomously
A software used for computer translation
Which of the following adverbs means "without question"?
Feasibly
Ultimately
Unquestionably
Potentially
"Beta version" refers to:
A software in its final form
A preliminary version of a software for testing purposes
A technology used to recognize voices
A machine that operates without human intervention
The adverb "comprehensively" means:
In a basic or simple way
Completely and thoroughly
In a limited scope
In a gradual manner
The adverb "drastically" refers to:
Making a very small change
Acting in an extreme or severe way
Slowly progressing
Testing a new product
If something happens "undoubtedly," it:
Has a low chance of happening
Is uncertain to happen
Happens without any doubt
Is not expected to happen
What does "virtual assistant" refer to?
A system that provides computer translation
A software that performs tasks or services based on voice commands or text input
A software that processes images
A computer program that recognizes faces
The adverb "progressively" means:
Suddenly
Step by step
In a minimal way
With doubt
Which adjective best describes someone who is unwilling to change their views or opinions?
Chatty
Rigid
Genuine
Aloof
Someone who is "antisocial" is:
Very talkative
Prefers to avoid social interaction
Always open to new ideas
Sincere and honest
The phrase "put up with" means:
To ignore someone
To tolerate something unpleasant
To accept responsibility
To help someone
Which adjective describes someone who likes to talk a lot?
Insensitive
Talkative
Narrow-minded
Aloof
The phrasal verb "fall back on" refers to:
Relying on something when needed
Fitting in with others
Getting through to someone
Avoiding responsibility
A person who is "open-minded" is likely to:
Reject new ideas
Consider different opinions and perspectives
Ignore others' feelings
Be self-centered
The phrasal verb "look down on" means:
To respect someone
To criticize someone harshly
To think someone is inferior
To run up against a problem
Which adjective describes someone who only thinks about themselves?
Open-minded
Narrow-minded
Self-centered
Accepting
The phrasal verb "fit in with" means:
To tolerate something
To behave in a way that is accepted by a group
To face up to a problem
To get through to someone
The phrasal verb "mess around with" means:
To waste time with something
To stand up for someone
To look down on someone
To tolerate an unpleasant situation
Someone who is "insensitive" is likely to:
Be understanding of others' feelings
Be unaware or careless about others' emotions
Show compassion
Be accepting of others
The phrasal verb "stand up for" means:
To ignore someone’s actions
To defend someone or something
To put up with a situation
To criticize someone
A person who is "aloof" tends to:
Be friendly and social
Distance themselves emotionally from others
Talk a lot
Show care for others' feelings
