Articles
Fill the blank: ____ moon looks beautiful tonight.
The moon
Choose: I need some information / informations about the course.
A: information — uncountable in English, never plural
Fill the blanks: The meeting is ____ Monday ____ 3pm.
on Monday, at 3pm
— on + day, at + clock time.
Correct the pronoun: This pen is not my.
This pen is not mine
— "mine" stands alone; "my" must be followed by a noun.
Choose: She sings beautiful / beautifully.
beautifully
— it describes the verb, so it needs the adverb.
Fill the blank: She plays ____ piano very well.
the piano
Choose: She gave me many advices / a lot of useful advice.
a lot of useful advice — "advice" is uncountable (or many pieces of advice).
Fill the blank: We arrived ____ the airport just in time.
at
— arrive at + place (arrive in + city/country).
Correct the pronoun: My sister and me went shopping together.
My sister and I
— subject position needs "I" (and other people come before "I").
Choose: He drove very fastly / fast to the hospital.
fast
— "fast" is already both adjective and adverb; "fastly" doesn't exist.
Fill the blanks: I had ____ egg and ____ milk for breakfast.
an egg, – milk — countable vs uncountable (and an before a vowel sound).
Choose: Three woman teachers / women teachers joined our school this year.
women teachers
— with "man/woman + noun", BOTH words go plural.
Fill the blank: Don't laugh ____ others when they make mistakes.
A: at
— fixed verb + preposition pair; learn it as a chunk.
Correct the pronoun: Between you and I, this plan will never work.
Between you and me
— after a preposition, use the object form.
Choose: I'm interested / interesting in this book.
interested
— -ed = feelings caused by something
-ing = feelings that come from the thing.
Fill the blank: ____ honesty is the best policy.
(nothing) — abstract nouns used in a general sense take no article.
Choose (formal English): The data is / are very clear.
are
— "data" is the plural of "datum" (accept is only informally).
Fill the blanks: It happened ____ a cold morning ____ December.
on a cold morning, in December
— a specific morning takes on; months take in.
Fill the blank: Everyone should bring ____ own lunch.
their
— "everyone" is singular but unknown gender; "their" is the natural choice.
Choose: The soup smells good / well.
good
— "smell" is a linking verb here, so it takes the adjective. ("Well" = healthy, or done skilfully.)
Fill the blanks: She's at ____ university in ____ north of China.
a university, the north
— "university" starts with a /j/ ("yoo") sound, so a; regions take the.
Fix both: We bought new furnitures and brought two luggages to the airport.
new furniture, two pieces of luggage
— both uncountable; count with "pieces of".
Fill all four: She's afraid ____ dogs, but she's good ____ handling them, and she's been interested ____ dog training ____ 2020.
of, at, in, since
— afraid of, good at, interested in, and since + starting point.
Fix both: Neither Tom nor me knew the answer, so the teacher asked we to sit down.
Neither Tom nor I … asked us
— subject form before the verb, object form after it.
Fix both: He is a friendlily person and always speaks polite to everyone.
friendly, politely
— "friendly" is an ADJECTIVE despite the -ly; "speaks" needs the adverb.