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Which sentence correctly completes the parallel comparative structure ‘the more…the more’?
AThe more you practice, you improve more.
BThe more you practice, more you improve.
CMore you practice, the more you improve.
DThe more you practice, the more you improve.
Which sentence correctly uses ‘quiet’ to mean silent or making little noise?
APlease be quiet in the library.
BPlease be quite in the library.
CPlease be quietly in the library.
DPlease be quit in the library.
Which sentence correctly uses ‘had better’ to give strong advice or a warning?
AYou had better finish your homework now.
BYou have better finish your homework now.
CYou better had finish your homework now.
DYou had best finish your homework now.
Choose the correct sentence following the traditional formal rule for ‘none’: ‘None of the students ___ completed the assignment.’
Aare
Bhave
Chas
Dwere
Choose the correct sentence: ‘She is one of the students who ___ hard.’
Aworking
Bhas worked
Cworks
Dwork
Choose the correct sentence: ‘Swimming every day ___ her fit.’
Akeeps
Bkeep
Care keeping
Dwere keeping
Choose the correct sentence: ‘Some of the students ___ already left.’
Ahas
Bis
Chave
Dwas
Choose the correct sentence with inverted word order: ‘Here ___ the buses.’
Acome
Bcame to
Ccoming
Dcomes
Which sentence correctly uses no article before the name of a meal in a general sense?
AWe had a breakfast at 8 AM.
BWe had an breakfast at 8 AM.
CWe had the breakfast at 8 AM.
DWe had breakfast at 8 AM.
Which sentence correctly uses ‘the’ before a musical instrument, in contrast to using no article before a sport?
AShe plays the piano, but he plays the cricket.
BShe plays the piano, but he plays cricket.
CShe plays piano, but he plays cricket.
DShe plays piano, but he plays the cricket.