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Choose the correct sentence: ‘Gulliver’s Travels ___ a famous novel.’
Ahave
Bare
Cwere
Dis
Which sentence correctly uses no article before a general plural noun?
AA dogs are loyal animals.
BAn dogs are loyal animals.
CDogs are loyal animals.
DThe dogs are loyal animals.
Which sentence correctly uses ‘the’ before an ordinal number?
AHe was the first person to arrive.
BHe was an first person to arrive.
CHe was first person to arrive.
DHe was a first person to arrive.
Which sentence correctly uses the article ‘a’ to mean ‘per’ or ‘each’?
AI eat apple the day.
BI eat apple a day.
CI eat an apple a day.
DI eat an apple the day.
Choose the sentence that correctly uses the causative structure ‘have something done’ to describe an action arranged rather than performed personally.
AShe is repairing her car.
BShe repaired her car herself.
CShe repairs her car by herself.
DShe had her car repaired.
Which sentence correctly uses ‘will’ to express a prediction based on personal opinion, rather than ‘going to’ for a prediction based on visible evidence?
AI think it will rain tomorrow.
BLook at those clouds; it will rain.
CIt is going to rain tomorrow, I think.
DLook at those clouds; it is going to rain.
Which sentence correctly avoids using a stative verb in the continuous form?
AI am know the answer.
BI am knowing the answer.
CI know the answer.
DI knowing the answer.
Which sentence correctly uses ‘would’ to describe a repeated action in the past?
AEvery summer, we would visit our grandparents.
BEvery summer, we would be tired.
CEvery summer, we would have a big house.
DEvery summer, we would own a farm.
Which sentence correctly distinguishes between ‘principal’ and ‘principle’?
AThe school principal gave a speech on moral principals.
BThe school principle gave a speech on moral principals.
CThe school principle gave a speech on moral principles.
DThe school principal gave a speech on moral principles.
Which sentence correctly uses the possessive ‘whose’ rather than the contraction ‘who’s’?
AWhose book is this?
BWho's is this book?
CWho's book is this?
DWhose is this book belong?