Grammar Mix-Up
Quantifiers & More
World of Words
Verbs & Forms
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This quantifier is used with uncountable nouns in negative sentences and questions, e.g., "I don't have ___ time."

Any

100

We use this quantifier with plural countable nouns in positive sentences, e.g., "I need ___ new books."

Some

100

A person from Canada is Canadian. A person from Japan is ___.

Japanese

100

The base form of a verb with "to" (e.g., to be, to go).

The infinitive

100

If you heat ice, it ___.

melts

200

This tense is formed with "had" + the past participle and describes an action that happened before another past action.

The Past Perfect

200

We use "a few" with [this type of noun] and "a little" with [this other type of noun].

Countable nouns and uncountable nouns

200

A long, natural flowing body of water, like the Amazon or the Nile.

A river

200

The verb form that ends in "-ing" and functions as a noun (e.g., "___ is good for your health").

Gerund (swimming)

200

If it rains tomorrow, we ___ (cancel) the picnic.

will cancel

300

"The book was written by J.K. Rowling." This sentence is an example of the ___ voice.

The Passive

300

This quantifier is used to ask about the amount of uncountable nouns, e.g., "___ water do you drink every day?"

How much

300

The name for a doctor who performs operations.

A surgeon

300

"I promise I will call you tomorrow." Here, "will" is used for a  ___.

 spontaneous decision/offer/promise

300

 I ___ (never / see) a kangaroo. It's my dream to see one.

have never seen

400

This structure is used to talk about a future arrangement, e.g., "I am meeting Sarah at the cinema at 7 PM."

The present continuous for future

400

"There are too ___ cars on the road, but there isn't ___ public transport."

Many and enough/much

400

This personal quality describes someone who is on time and well-organized.

Punctual or efficient

400

"She avoided ___ (talk) to her boss about the problem." (Use the correct verb form: gerund or infinitive).

Talking

400

A: "Your phone is ringing!" B: "OK, I ___ (answer) it."

will answer

500

"If I won the lottery, I would travel the world." This is an example of the ___ conditional.

The second conditional

500

"I have ___ friends here, so I'm not lonely." vs. "I have ___ friends here, but I'd like to meet more." (Use the correct choice: a few or few).

A few and few

500

The general term for the increase in the Earth's temperature caused by gases like CO2.

Global warming

500

"This is the house ___ I was born." (Complete the sentence with a relative pronoun).

Where

500

While Galileo ________ (observe) the Moon through his telescope, he _______ (realise) that it had mountains and craters.

was observing, realized 

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