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WorksheetsQuiz on Past Continuous, Personality Adjectives, and Quantities
Total questions: 14
Worksheet time: 7mins
What does the Past Continuous describe?
An action that is completed
An action that was in progress
An action that is always happening
An action that will happen
Which structure is correct for the Past Continuous?
Subject + is + verb-ing
Subject + was/were + verb-ing
Subject + will + verb
Subject + has + verb-ed
Which of the following is an example of a background action?
I was cooking when I cut my finger.
I cut my finger.
I am cooking now.
I will cook dinner.
What is a relative clause?
A clause that is always negative
A clause that gives extra information
A clause that cannot be used with people
A clause that describes a complete action
Which relative pronoun is used for people?
That
Whom
Which
Who
What does 'too' indicate?
Not enough
Less than necessary
More than necessary
Exactly necessary
Which sentence uses 'not enough' correctly?
There is not enough water in the pool.
She isn’t wearing enough warm clothes.
They have not enough food for the party.
He has not enough time to finish.
What is the correct use of 'too many'?
Too many water bottles
Too many shoes
Too many money
Too many pain
Which of the following is a positive personality adjective?
Rude
Aggressive
Selfish
Generous
Which sentence correctly combines clothes and injuries?
He was running in too many shoes.
She was wearing too much warm clothes.
She was wearing not enough jackets.
He was skating when he fell because he was wearing too many loose accessories.
What does 'too much' refer to?
Uncountable nouns
None of the above
Countable nouns
Both countable and uncountable nouns
Which of the following sentences uses a relative clause?
She is confident.
The boy is shy.
The player who is stubborn didn’t want to go to the hospital.
I don’t like rude people.
What is the structure for using 'not enough'?
Subject + is + not enough + noun
Subject + were + not enough + noun
Subject + was + not enough + noun
Subject + are + not enough + noun
Which example indicates excessive quantity?
She isn’t wearing enough warm clothes.
She has too many jackets.
There is too much pain in his leg.
He didn’t have enough bandages.
