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WorksheetsТеория 1-100
Total questions: 100
Worksheet time: 50mins
Simple sentence is a sentence which consists of….
one predication
two predications
no predication
one subject
two subjects
What does morphology study?
morphemes and parts of speech
words
the human noises by which the thought is actualized
sentences
degrees of comparisons
The Present Indefinite Tense is used:
to denote universal truths, something which is eternally true
to denote continuous actions going on at the moment of speaking
to denote actions still in progress which began before the moment of speaking and go on up to that moment or into it
to state simple facts in the past
to denote actions characteristic of certain persons in the past
The Present Continuous Tense is used:
to denote continuous actions going on at the moment of speaking
to state facts in the present
to denote actions still in progress which began before the moment of speaking and go on up to that moment or into it
to state simple facts in the past
to denote actions characteristic of certain persons in the past
The Present Perfect Tense is used:
to denote actions still in progress which began before the moment of speaking and went on up to that moment or into it
to denote continuous actions going on at the moment of speaking
to state facts in the present
to state simple facts in the past
to denote actions characteristic of certain persons in the past
The Past Simple Tense is used:
to state simple facts in the past
to denote continuous actions going on at the moment of speaking
to denote actions still in progress which began before the moment of speaking and go on up to that moment or into it
to state facts in the present
to denote actions which will take place in future
The adjective is …
a word expressing a quality of a substance
a word which denotes the relations between objects and phenomena
a word which has categorial meaning of “substance” or “thingness”
process presented dynamically, i.e. developing in time
a word expressing either property of action, or property of another property, or circumstances in which an action occurs.
The adverb is usually defined as:
a word expressing either property of action, or property of another property, or circumstances in which an action occurs
a word which denotes the relations between objects and phenomena
a word which has categorial meaning of “substance” or “thingness”
process presented dynamically, i.e. developing in time
word expressing a quality of a substance
What does the verb express
process presented dynamically, i.e. developing in time
a word which denotes the relations between objects and phenomena
a word which has categorial meaning of “substance” or “thingness”
a word expressing either property of action, or property of another property, or circumstances in which an action occurs
word expressing a quality of a substance
A part of speech which has categorial meaning of “substance” or “thingness” :
the noun
the verb
the adjective
the numeral
the preposition
What doesn’t refer to the grammatical category of the verb:
gender
tense
mood
aspect
person and number
How is the branch of grammar that deals with sentences called?
Syntax
Morphology
Lexicology
Phonetics
Sentence structure
What adverbial modifier of time is not used to denote The Present Perfect Tense:
at the moment
since
for
already
yet
What adverbial modifier of time is not used to denote The Present Simple Tense:
yesterday
usually
every day
seldom
regularly
What adverbial modifier of time is not used to denote The Past Simple Tense:
tomorrow
yesterday
last week
ago
last year
Choose the correct form of the verb: I … the glass when I was pouring the wine.
dropped
have dropped
dropping
was dropping
drop
Choose the correct form of the verb: When … Argentina last?
did you visit
have you visited
are you visiting
will you visit
you visit
Choose the correct form of the verb: If your shoes are hurting you why don’t you …?
take them off
take off
take off them
take them out
take out them
Choose the correct form of the verb: I … jazz since I was a teenager.
have played
plays
am playing
played
play
Choose the correct form of the verb: Could you tell me where … comes from?
your family
is your family
do your family
does your family
are your family
Choose the correct form of the verb: Would you mind … your suitcase, sir?
opening
to open
if you open
opened
open
Choose the correct form of the verb: What … if you lost your job?
would you do
did you do
do you do
will you do
you do
Choose the correct adverbial modifier of time: I’ve decided to carry on living there … .
for the time being
now and then
forever
for ages
always
Choose the correct form of the verb:I want a new computer, but I … enough money yet.
haven’t saved
didn’t save
am not save
hasn’t saved
haven’t been saved
The formation of the Past Perfect Tense:
it is formed by means of the Past Indefinite of the auxiliary verb to have and Participle 2 of the notional verb
it is formed by means of the auxiliary verbs should and would and the infinitive without to of the notional verb
it is formed by means of the Present Indefinite of the auxiliary verb to be and Participle 1 of the notional verbs
it is formed by means of the auxiliary verbs shall and will and the infinitive without to of the notional verb
it is formed by adding –ed or –d to the stem (regular verbs), or by changing the root vowel, or in some other ways (irregular verbs)
The formation of the Future Continuous Tense:
it is formed by means of the Future Indefinite of the auxiliary verb to be and Participle 1 of the notional verb
it is formed by means of the auxiliary verbs shall and will and the infinitive without to of the notional verb
it is formed by means of the auxiliary verbs should and would and the infinitive without to of the notional verb
it is formed by means of the Future Indefinite of the auxiliary verb to have and Participle 2 of the notional verb
it is formed by means of the Present Indefinite of the auxiliary verb to be and Participle 1 of the notional verbs
The formation of the Future Indefinite in the Past:
it is formed by means of the auxiliary verbs should and would and the infinitive without to of the notional verb
it is formed by means of the Present Indefinite of the auxiliary verb to be and Participle 1 of the notional verbs
it is formed by means of the Past Indefinite of the auxiliary verb to have and Participle 2 of the notional verb
it is formed by means of the auxiliary verbs shall and will and the infinitive without to of the notional verb
it is formed by adding –ed or –d to the stem (regular verbs), or by changing the root vowel, or in some other ways (irregular verbs)
What does morphology study?
morphemes and parts of speech
word-combinations
the human noises by which the thought is actualized
sentences
degrees of comparisons
The modal verbs are special group of words that can’t function without…
Notional words
structural words
articles
sentences
degrees of comparisons
Structural words do not have…
full lexical meaning
words
the human noises by which the thought is actualized
sentences
degrees of comparisons
Notional words have …
full lexical meaning
words
the human noises by which the thought is actualized
sentences
degrees of comparisons
Adjectives have only …
1grammatical category
2grammatical categories
3grammatical categories
no grammatical categories
numbers
Modal verbs have …
full lexical meaning
words
the human noises by which the thought is actualized
sentences
degrees of comparisons
Could she have been passed exams successfully …
неужели она сдала экзамены удачно
не может быть, что она сдала экзамены
Она не могла сдать экзамены удачно
нельзя сдавать экзамены
она млгла бы сдать экзамены
Verbs in English have …
4 grammatical categories
3 grammatical categories
2 grammatical categories
1 grammatical categories
degrees of comparisons
Lexical meaning of words is the …
individual meaning
grammatical meaning
the human noises by which the thought is actualized
sentences
degrees of comparisons
Grammatical meaning of words is the …
meaning of whole class or a subclass
lexical meaning
the human noises by which the thought is actualized
sentences
degrees of comparisons
Grammatical structure of English …
analytical
synthetic
structural
complicated
complex
Structural words do not have…
full lexical meaning
words
the human noises by which the thought is actualized
sentences
degrees of comparisons
Morpheme is the …
smallest unit of the language
biggest unit of the language
the human noises by which the thought is actualized
sentences
degrees of comparisons
Simple sentences can be …
complete and incomplete
short
only complete
only incomplete
extended
The bridge is being built …
Passive continuous
Active continuous
continuous
Active indefinite
degrees of comparisons
Sentence serves as …
the unit of communication
biggest unit of the language
the human noises by which the thought is actualized
sentences
degrees of comparisons
the modal verb must in the sentence” She must have been sleeping” expresses…
supposition implying certainty
supposition implying uncertainty
the human noises by which the thought is actualized
prohibition
real necessity
Non-finite verbs do not possess …
person and number
tense
case
gender
degrees of comparisons
Complete and incomplete sentences can …
extended and unexpended
only extended
only short
only long
degrees of comparisons
the modal verb may in the sentence” She may have been sleeping” expresses…
supposition implying uncertainty
supposition implying certainty
the human noises by which the thought is actualized
prohibition
real necessity
elliptical sentences are used in …
colloquial speech
newspapers
only in poems
only prose
articles
Voice is the grammatical category of the verb which shows the relation …
the subject and the action
members of the sentence
the recipients of the action
sentences
between clauses
Aspect is the grammatical category of the verb which shows…
the way the action is performed
members of the sentence
the recipients of the action
sentences
between clauses
Tense is the grammatical category of the verb which shows…
the time of the action
members of the sentence
the recipients of the action
sentences
between clauses
Mood is the grammatical category of the verb which shows…
speaker’s attitude to reality denoted by a verb
members of the sentence
the recipients of the action
sentences
between clauses
Simple sentence consist of …
one predication
two predications
the recipients of the action
3 sentences
2 clauses
Choose three basic forms of the verb:
Infinitive, Past Indefinite, Participle II.
Notional, functional, transitive
functional , regular , irregular
irregular, transitive, intransitive
regular ,transitive , intransitive
Define the function of the gerund in the sentence “I like playing and watching show on TV”
object
subject
predicate
adverbial modifier
clauses
Define the function of the infinitive in the sentence “I left for Africa to die”
Adverbial modifier
subject
object
predicative
clauses
Define the kind of the subordinate clause: «He wondered why he should look back.
object
subject
object
predicative
clauses
Define the kind of the subordinate clause: «Everywhere Jenny goes she’s mistaken for Princess Diana. »
adverbial modifier of place
subject
object
predicative
clauses
Define the kind of the subordinate clause: «I know that the match will be cancelled. »
object
subject
adverbial modifier
predicative
clauses
Verbal features are combined with the features of the adjectives and the adverbs in:
participle1 and participle 2
infinitive
gerund
predicative
clauses
Verbal features are combined with the features of the noun and the verb in:
gerund
infinitive
participles
predicative
clauses
Define the kind of the sentence: « I get up and I have breakfast»
composite
simple
extended
incomplete
complete
Adverbs denote…
qualities of qualities(actions)
thingness
quality
actions
time
I am to be your mentor for the next six months. If you are ever ___ doubt about something, feel free to ask me and I will help as much as I can.
in
under
on
about
to
I know you have to move because you got a great job. Just promise me that we'll keep ___ touch even though you're going to be so far away.
in
on
under
about
from
Verb is the part of speech which denote…
actions
thingness
quality
quality
time
Grammatical structure of Old English was…
synthetic
analytical
static
changeable
complicated
Grammatical categories of English nouns are…
number and case
gender and number
only cases
changeable
complicated
Grammatical category of English adverbs is…
degrees of comparison
gender and number
only cases
changeable
complicated
Adjectives have only…
degrees of comparison
gender and number
only cases
changeable
complicated
Define the type of the verbal in the sentence” The girl standing at the window is my teacher” …
participle 1
infinitive
gerund
modal
auxiliary
Don't worry about a thing. You'll feel better ___ no time. You look better already and the flu doesn't usually last more than a couple of days. …
in
on
about
under
with
Syntax is the branch of grammar which deals with …
sentences and types of sentences
words
only cases
changeable
complicated
Define the function of the modal can in the sentence “One can get to London from here by bus or by car” …
possibility due to circumstances
permission
prohibition
physical ability
mental ability
Define the function of the modal may in the sentence “One may get to London from here by bus or by car” …
possibility due to circumstances
permission
prohibition
physical ability
mental ability
Define the function of the modal must in the sentence “She must have been waiting for him since morning” …
supposition implying certainty about the past
supposition implying uncertainty about the past
prohibition
physical ability
mental ability
Define the function of the modal must in the sentence “She may have been waiting for him since morning” …
supposition implying uncertainty about the past
supposition implying certainty about the past
prohibition
physical ability
mental ability
Define the function of the modal must in the sentence “You must stop smoking ” …
strong prohibition
supposition implying certainty about the past
prohibition
physical ability
mental ability
Define the function of the modal may in the sentence “You may not leave the room” …
prohibition
supposition implying certainty about the past
permission
physical ability
mental ability
Define the function of the modal can in the sentence “You can not leave the room” …
prohibition
supposition implying certainty about the past
permission
physical ability
mental ability
Define the function of the modal need in the sentence “You don’t need to help her. She is able to do it herself” …
absence of necessity
supposition implying certainty about the past
permission
physical ability
mental ability
Define the function of the modal should in the sentence “You shouldn’t help her. She is able to do it herself” …
advice
supposition implying certainty about the past
permission
physical ability
mental ability
Find the correct definition of “The verb” .
the part of spееch that еxprеssеs the grammatical meaning of an action.
a word that functions as the name of a specific object or set of objects.
a word or an expression that modifies a verb, adjective, another adverb, determiner, clause, preposition, or sentence.
a word that modifies a noun or noun phrase or describes its referent.
a word that substitutes for a noun or noun phrase.
Choose three basic forms of the verb:
Infinitive, Past Indefinite, Participle II.
Notional, functional, transitive
functional , regular , irregular
irregular, transitive, intransitive
regular ,transitive , intransitive
How many types of verb-formation are there?
4
3
2
5
6
The main grammatical categories of English verb are :
person, number, time, aspect, voice, mood
tense, gender, number
regular , irregular
notional, functional
transitive, intransitive
How many categories of the verb are there by Barkhudarov, D. Steling?
four
two
seven
eight
three
What is an aspect?
a grammatical category, a meaningful opposition of two form classes
a grammatical category of the verb reflecting the relation of the action expressed by the verb to reality from the speaker’s point of view
the part of spееch that еxprеssеs the grammatical meaning of an action
a word that substitutes for a noun or noun phrase.
a word that modifies a noun or noun phrase or describes its referent.
Choose Infinitive form of the verb
to play
playing
played
is playing
was playing
Choose Past Simple/Indefinite form of the verb
played
playing
to play
is playing
was playing
Choose Participle II form of the verb
sung
to sing
singing
was singing
is singing
Complete the expression .The forms of the Perfect … expresses the integral time –aspective category of the verb.
Continuous
Simple
Present
Past
Future
Choose the right word. The main verb in every sentence will be a … verb.
finite
modal
non-finite
notional
regular
You will pay for that. "Will" is the modal auxiliary verb and the finite verb. "Pay is the …
bare infinitive
modal
non-finite
notional
regular
What doesn’t refer to the grammatical category of the verb?
gender
tense
mood
aspect
person and number
Which verb does not indicate tense, person and number?
nonfinite
irregular
bare infinitive
notional
regular
A … is a form of verb which works as an adjective, noun, or verbs in a sentence.
Participle
Modal
Present
Past
Future
A … is a present participle (verb + ing) which works as a noun in a sentence.
Gerund
Modal
Present
Past
Future
How many Participles are there in practical grammar?
2
5
4
6
1
What part of speech has categorial meaning of “substance” ?
the noun
the verb
the adjective
the numeral
the preposition
