Tense
Countable/ uncountable
Food
Countable/Uncountable/Quantifiers
Verb patterns
100

What is the past participle of the verb run

run

100

Is “milk” countable or uncountable?

uncountable

100

Name a fruit that is purple

100

Is this noun countable(C) or uncountable(U): happiness

uncountable

100

Complete the sentence in present perfect: “They have ___ dinner at 7 p.m.”

they have eaten dinner at 7

200

What is the past participle of the verb Seek

Sought

200

The word ¨love¨ is countable or uncountable

uncountable

200

Name an ingredient of sushi?

200

Complete the sentence with {some} or {any}. There aren’t ______ tomatoes in the house.

Any

200

True or False: We use have for the 3rd person plural

True

300

Change the following sentence in the present perfect: “He drinks tea every morning.”

He has drunk tea every morning

300

“I have (much / many) bananas.”

I have many bananas

300

Name three basic ingredients of a burger

Bread, meat, cheese, 

300

Complete this sentence with the correct quantifier. (lots of, few, or a little)

We have ________ apples in the house. You don`t need to buy any more!

lots of 

300

Fill in the blanks: “I ___ (not/drink) coffee. She ___ (drink) tea.”

don´t drink    she drinks tea

400

Make a question in the present perfect

400

Make a sentence using “some” and an uncountable noun.

400

Name 5 different meals you can eat for lunch.

400

Create a sentence using the quantifier “much”.

400 Points for a sentence with no grammar mistakes

300 Points for a sentence with one grammar mistakes

200 Points for a sentence with two grammar mistakes

100 Points for a question with three or more grammar mistakes

400

Make a sentence in present perfect

500

Correct the sentence: “They has goes to the supermarket every sunday.

They have gone to the supermarket every Sunday

500

List 5 countable and 5 uncountable food items.

500

Which food is made from flour and is round and flat?

Bread

500

Create a sentence using there is, and an uncountable noun

500

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