Verbs
This form of a verb ends in -ing and can show an action in progress.
What is the present participle / -ing form?
The correct verb: “He ___ lunch every day.”
What is “eats” or "has"?
This type of word describes nouns.
What is an adjective?
This punctuation ends a question.
What is a question mark?
Many learners confuse “your” and “you’re.”
“You’re” is the contraction of these two words.
What is “you are”?
The past tense of “go.”
What is "went"
The correct verb: “My friends ___ playing football.”
What is "are"?
This type of word describes a verb and often ends in -ly.
What is an adverb?
In the sentence “After dinner, we watched a movie,” this punctuation follows an introductory phrase.
What is a comma?
Identify the mistake in this sentence: “She goed to the store yesterday.”
What is using “goed” instead of “went”?
The helping verb used in the sentence: “She is running.”
What is “is”?
In the sentence “The group of students ___ outside,” the verb agrees with the singular subject “group.”
What is "is"?
Choose the correct form: “She sings ___.” (vakkert)
What is “beautifully”?
This punctuation is used before “but” when it connects two full sentences.
What is a comma?
Choose the correct form:
“I look forward to ___ you soon.” (see / seeing)
What is “seeing”?
The past tense of most regular verbs ends with these two letters.
What is “-ed”?
Choose the correct verb: “Neither the dog nor the cats ___ hungry.”
What is "are"?
Choose the correct form: “He is a ___ driver.” (god)
What is “good”?
This punctuation is often used to introduce a list.
What is a colon?
“I couldn’t find my keys, so I borrowed ___ car.” (your / you’re)
What is “your”?
The irregular past tense of “eat.”
What is “ate”?
The rule that says the verb must match the subject in number.
What is subject–verb agreement?
In the sentence “She is happy,” the word “happy” is this part of speech.
What is an adjective?
In English, adjectives usually appear in this position relative to the noun.
What is before the noun?
Fix the common mistake in this sentence:
“He gave the book to Sarah and I.”
What is “He gave the book to Sarah and me”?