Tenses
Etymology
Informal speech
100

A number of tenses the English language has in total.

Is it 12 / Twelve?

100

The word "etymology" means...

Is it is the origin of a word?

100

"Slang" encapsulates the entirety of the informal speech. Tell if it is true or false.

Is it false?

200

A language tense is...

Is it a verb category(form of the verb) that allows you to express time?

200

The word "algorithm" was derived from Arab mathematician's name. Tell if it is true or false.

Is it "true"? (The term algorithm derives from the latinized name "Algoritmi" of Muhammad ibn Mūsā al'Khwārizmī)

200

"ASAP" stands for...

Is it "as soon as possible"?

300

The tense that was used in the  "Would he go to New York?" question is...

Is it "future in the past"?

300

The word "fiancé" is derived from ... language.

Is it French?

300

"Don't" is a part of informal language. Tell if it is true or false.

Is it "true"?

400

Express the process of you waiting for me for three hours by the time I arrive using the correct tense.

Is it "By the time you arrive, I will have been waiting here for three hours."?

400

The etymology of the word "salary" is...

Does it come from the Latin "salarium", meaning "salt money" because Roman soldiers were sometimes paid in salt?

400

The following sentence is an example of informal speech. "Dear sir, the rule of thumb is to select the product that best meets the client's needs and budget." Tell if it is true or false.

Is it "true" because a "rule of thumb" idiom is informal?

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