Pronouns
Prepositions of Time
Prepositions of Place
Modal Verbs
Past Forms of Irregular Verb
100
  • Fill in the blank: Sarah bought a new car yesterday, and _____ drove it home.

  • a) she

  • b) her

  • c) hers

  • d) herself

a) she  

100
  • Fill in the blank: We always go on vacation _____ July.

  • a) in

  • b) on

  • c) at

  • d) by

a) in

100
  • Fill in the blank: The cat is sleeping _____ the sofa.

  • a) in

  • b) on

  • c) at

  • d) to

 b) on

100
  • Fill in the blank: You _____ wear a helmet when riding a motorcycle; it is mandatory.

  • a) must

  • b) can

  • c) might

  • d) could

a) must

100
  • What is the simple past form of go?

  • a) goed

  • b) went

  • c) gone

  • d) going

b) went

200
  • Choose the correct pronoun: The teacher asked Mark and _____ to clean the board.

  • a) I

  • b) me

  • c) my

  • d) myself

b) me

200
  • Choose the correct preposition: The conference is scheduled to start _____ Monday morning.

  • a) in

  • b) on

  • c) at

  • d) for

b) on

200

    • Choose the correct preposition: We decided to meet _____ the main entrance of the theater.

    • a) in

    • b) on

    • c) at

    • d) inside


c) at

200
  • Select the correct modal for permission: _____ I open the window? It's getting a bit warm in here.

  • a) May

  • b) Must

  • c) Should

  • d) Would

a) May

200
  • Complete the sentence: Yesterday, she _____ a lovely sweater for her mother.

  • a) buyed

  • b) bought

  • c) brought

  • d) buys

b) bought

300
  • Select the option that correctly completes the sentence: Everyone should bring _____ own notebook to the workshop.

  • a) their

  • b) his

  • c) its

  • d) our

a) their

300
  • Select the correct option: Please make sure to submit the report _____ midnight.

  • a) in

  • b) on

  • c) at

  • d) until

c) at

300
  • Select the correct option: The bakery is located right _____ the bank and the post office.

  • a) among

  • b) between

  • c) through

  • d) beside

b) between

300
  • Choose the modal indicating advice: You _____ consult a doctor before starting such an intense workout regimen.

  • a) could

  • b) should

  • c) might

  • d) would

b) should

300
  • Select the correct simple past form: The child _____ tightly to her mother's hand during the storm.

  • a) clinged

  • b) clung

  • c) clang

  • d) clings

b) clung

400
  • Which relative pronoun best completes the formal sentence? The professor _____ research was published last week won an award.

  • a) who

  • b) whom

  • c) whose

  • d) which

c) whose

400

    • Complete the sentence correctly: She has been working on her dissertation _____ two years.

    • a) since

    • b) for

    • c) during

    • d) in


b) for

400
  • Complete the sentence: He walked _____ the narrow alleyway to reach the hidden courtyard.

  • a) across

  • b) through

  • c) over

  • d) along

b) through

400
  • Identify the correct past modal for logical deduction: Look at the wet street! It _____ rained heavily last night.

  • a) must have

  • b) should have

  • c) could have

  • d) might have

a) must have

400



    • Identify the correct past participle in a passive structure: The contract was _____ up by senior legal advisors prior to negotiation.

    • a) drew

    • b) drawn

    • c) drawed

    • d) drawing


b) drawn

500
  • Identify the correct formal pronoun usage: Between you and _____, I think the proposal needs further revision.

  • a) I

  • b) me

  • c) myself

  • d) mine

 b) me

500
  • Choose the best preposition for this precise time condition: The document must be signed _____ the end of the business day, or the offer will expire.

  • a) by

  • b) until

  • c) on

  • d) within

a) by

500
  • Choose the correct prepositions to fill both blanks: The apartment is situated _____ the fifth floor _____ a quiet residential district.

  • a) at / in

  • b) on / in

  • c) in / on

  • d) on / at

b) on / in

500
  • Select the modal structure expressing past regret or unfulfilled obligation: We _____ reserved our tickets earlier; now the show is completely sold out.

  • a) must have

  • b) ought to have

  • c) might have

  • d) could have

b) ought to have

500
  • Which sentence uses the simple past tense of the irregular verb correctly?

  • a) The alarm clock rang early this morning.

  • b) The alarm clock rung early this morning.

  • c) The alarm clock ringed early this morning.

  • d) The alarm clock rangened early this morning.

a) The alarm clock rang early this morning.

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