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Total questions: 32

Worksheet time: 16mins

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Class
Date
1.

Choose the modal verb that used with particle “to”.

a)

need

b)

may

c)

must

d)

should

e)

can

2.

This category shows whether the action is represented as issuing from its subject or as experienced by its object. Which one?

a)

voice

b)

aspect

c)

mood

d)

tense

e)

number

3.

Find the modal verb which utilizes without “to”.

a)

may

b)

have

c)

to be able

d)

to be allowed

e)

ought

4.

Identify verbids.

a)

gerund, infinitive, participle

b)

terminative and durative verbs

c)

dynamic and stative verbs

d)

transitive and intransitive verbs

e)

auxiliary, modal and link verbs

5.

What is the main object of grammar as a science?

a)

the grammatical structure the system laws covering the chance of grammatical forms of words

b)

the peculiarities of grammar

c)

to define the system of syntagmatic relations

d)

to define the system of paradigmatic relations

e)

all variants are right

6.

Complete the question: … you speak any foreign language?

a)

can

b)

may

c)

will

d)

should

e)

have to

7.

What are non-finite forms of the verb?

a)

verbals

b)

modal words

c)

iterjections

d)

particles

e)

conjunctions

8.

Which modal verb is suitable? … you lend me the car?

a)

Would

b)

Should

c)

Must

d)

Have to

e)

Need to

9.

What part does Grammar consists of?

a)

morphology and syntax

b)

lexicology and phonetics

c)

phonetics and morphology

d)

morphology and lexicology

e)

syntax and lexicology

10.

Words fall under certain classes are called…

a)

parts of speech

b)

parts of language

c)

parts of linguistics

d)

sentence-structure

e)

parts of sentence

11.

Find the appropriate modal verb: My father … speak six languages.

a)

Could

b)

Have to

c)

Will

d)

Shall

e)

May

12.

How can Aspect be expressed in English?

a)

by lexical and grammatical means

b)

by lexical means only

c)

by grammatical means only

d)

by means of opposition “Aspect and Tense”

e)

by means of opposition “Aspect and Mood”

13.

Choose the correct answer: Why are you wasting time? You … your assignment already

a)

Should have finished

b)

Able to finish

c)

Used to finish

d)

Will finish

e)

Shall have finish

14.

Complete with the right modal verb: He … speak Korean because he lived in Korea for 5 years.

a)

Must

b)

Should

c)

Shall

d)

Dare

e)

Will

15.

Choose the correct interrogative form: What … like when you were a child?

a)

Did you use to be

b)

You used to be

c)

Need you to be

d)

Did you used to be

e)

Did you be

16.

What role can nouns play in a sentence?

a)

all variants are right

b)

indirect object

c)

subject complement, object complement

d)

appositive

e)

subject, direct object

17.

A name which refers only to a single person, place, or thing and there is no common name for it. Which type of noun is it?

a)

a proper noun

b)

a common noun

c)

an abstract noun

d)

a concrete noun

e)

a countable noun

18.

Which of them are countable nouns?

a)

chair, table, bat

b)

water, sugar, oil

c)

chair, ball, water

d)

truth, lies, happiness

e)

friendship, humor, patriotism

19.

Which types of noun are always non-countable nouns?

a)

abstract nouns and proper nouns

b)

common nouns and concrete nouns

c)

compound nouns only

d)

proper nouns and compound nouns

e)

there is no right answer

20.

Find examples of a collective noun

a)

family, team, jury

b)

table, mobile phone, family

c)

cattle, jury, leg

d)

body, student, director

e)

house, pen, pencil

21.

Choose the answer where a underlined noun is used as a direct object.

a)

I finally bought a new mobile.

b)

The company is doing great.

c)

Max gave Carol another chocolate.

d)

Roses are the flowers of love.

e)

The lion’s cage is dangerous

22.

Find out the example of vocative case.

a)

Are you coming, my friend?

b)

I gave John a penny

c)

My mother is a teacher

d)

I took some photos there

e)

Maria bought some apples

23.

Find out the case of “London’s” in the sentence: London’s population grew twice.

a)

Possessive case

b)

Vocative case

c)

Dative case

d)

Nominative case

e)

Accusative case

24.

What is the only part of speech that can be prepositionally combined with other words?

a)

A noun

b)

A verb

c)

An adjective

d)

Interjection

e)

Pronoun

25.

Find examples of verbal nouns

a)

Building, decision

b)

Picture, house

c)

Taking, giving

d)

Pen, attack

e)

Drawing, cupboard

26.

What is a noun clause?

a)

that functions as a noun

b)

a relation in which the noun stands to some other words

c)

the opposition of the singular and plural

d)

obligatory correlation of nouns with personal pronouns

e)

shows the way or manner in which an action is performed

27.

Indicate the nouns in singularia tantum?

a)

foliage, billiards

b)

scissors, trousers

c)

government, spectacles

d)

jeans, shorts

e)

police, clippers

28.

What are the noun’s morphological categories?

a)

number, gender, case, definiteness/indefiniteness

b)

number, gender, case, definiteness/indefiniteness, voice

c)

gender, number, case, mood

d)

voice, aspect, temporal correlation, finitude

e)

temporal correlation, finitude, gender, case

29.

Find the correct statement.

a)

the noun has no grammatical category of gender

b)

grammatical category of gender is manifested morphologically

c)

only the noun has a category of gender

d)

grammar belongs to the sphere of language only

e)

there’s no right answer

30.

Choose the example of descriptive uncountable plural

a)

the sands of the desert; the waters of the ocean

b)

There were trees and trees all around us

c)

I lit cigarette after cigarette.

d)

The family were gathered round the table

e)

The government are unanimous in disapproving the move of the opposition.

31.

Traditional grammar analyzes:

a)

the parts of a well-formed sentence

b)

action of an object or person or their condition.

c)

how people think the language should be used.

d)

codifies and enforces rules governing grammar, mechanics, and usage

e)

observes and records how language is used in function

32.

The main aim of theoretical grammar is… .

a)

to present theoretical description of the grammatical system of English.

b)

general characteristic of the noun as a part of speech

c)

the word as a lexical item structured by patterns or as a product of rules

d)

functional relationships between constituents in a clause

e)

a form with a recognizable meaning