Grammar
What verb fits in this sentence? (Present Simple)
She __ to school.
Answer is : goes
How many wives did Henry VIII have?
Answer is : Six
Use the correct article: a / an / the / —.
__ apple a day keeps the doctor away.
Answer is : An
Add the missing question word or helping verb.
__ you like pizza?
Answer is : Do
Christopher Columbus ___ America in 1492.
Answer is : discovered
What verb fits in this sentence? (Present Continuous)
They __ playing football.
Answer : are
Who did Elizabeth I say she was married to?
Answer is : England
Use the correct article: a / an / the / —.
I saw ___ cat in the garden.
Answer is : the
Add the missing question word or helping verb.
__ is your name?
Answer is : What
Marie Curie ___ radium and polonium.
Answer is : discovered
What verb fits in this sentence?
(Past Continuous, negative sentence)
I __ drinking coffee.
Answer is : wasn't
What did King George III likely die from?
Answer is : Mentally ill
Use the correct article: a / an / the / —.
She wants to be ___ astronaut.
Answer is : an
Add the missing question word or helping verb.
__ he play football every day?
Answer is : Does
Martin Luther King ___ for civil rights and equality through peaceful protest.
Answer is : campaigned
What verb fits in this sentence? (Past Perfect)
He __ finished his homework.
Answer is : has
How long did Queen Victoria reign?
Answer is : 63 years
Use the correct article: a / an / the / —.
He doesn’t have ___ car.
Answer is : a
Add the missing question word or helping verb.
__ you go to the party yesterday?
Answer is : Did
Napoleon Bonaparte ___ Europe and won many key battles.
Answer is : conquered
What verb fits in this sentence? (Past Simple)
He __ (visit) his grandparents last weekend.
Answer is : visited
When did Mary I reign as Queen of England and Ireland?
Answer is : 1553 - 1558 years
Use the correct article: a / an / the / —.
We visited ___ Eiffel Tower in Paris.
Answer is : the
Add the missing question word or helping verb.
__ are you late?
Answer is : Why
Queen Elizabeth I ___ from 1558 to 1603, leading England through a time of prosperity.
Answer is : reigned