Verb Patterns and Meanings
Movement verbs and feelings
Travel phrasal verbs
Relative Clauses & Grammar
Culture, Functions & Groups
100

What verb form (-ing or to + base) always follows feel like, suggest, enjoy, and can't stand?

  • A) Infinitive (to + verb)

  • B) Gerund (-ing form)

  • C) Base form (bare infinitive)

  • D) Past participle

  • B) Gerund (-ing form)

100

Which verb means "to walk quietly on your toes so no one hears you"?   

  • A) Stagger

  • B) Wander

  • C) Tiptoe

  • D) Crawl

tiptoe

100

Q: What travel phrasal verb means "to land" (e.g., an airplane arriving on the runway)?   

  • A) Set out for

  • B) Touch down

  • C) Turn out

  • D) Pick up

B) Touch down

100

True or False: You can use the word that in non-defining relative clauses (between commas).   

  • A) True

  • B) False

B) False (never use that in non-defining clauses)  

100

What is the group noun for a team of actors/performers, and the group noun for an official governing council?  

  • A) Staff and Residents

  • B) Troupe and Board

  • C) Clan and Board

  • D) Troupe and Clan

 

B) troupe (actors) and board (governing body)

200

Complete the sentence: "The weak boys managed ______ (reach) the fishing boat."

  • A) reach

  • B) reaching

  • C) to reach

  • D) reached

to reach

200

Q: What is the movement verb for moving slowly on hands and knees?   

  • A) Clamber

  • B) Crawl

  • C) Stagger

  • D) Tiptoe

B) Crawl

200

Q: What phrasal verb means "to start traveling toward a destination"?   

  • A) Set out for

  • B) Touch down

  • C) Wear out

  • D) Bring about

A) Set out for

200

Which is the correct reduced relative clause for: "Students who are living abroad learn languages fast."

  • A) Students live abroad learn languages fast.

  • B) Students living abroad learn languages fast.

  • C) Students who living abroad learn languages fast.

  • D) Students lived abroad learn languages fast.

200

In the Tokelau survival story, what waterproof material collected rainwater for the lost teenagers?   

  • A) Plastic bottle

  • B) Canvas tarpaulin

  • C) Wooden bucket

  • D) Palm leaves

B) Canvas tarpaulin

300

Complete with buy: "Don't forget ______ food for my packed lunch tomorrow!"

  • A) to buy

  • B) buying

  • C) buy

  • D) bought

to buy

300

Which verb means "to walk or move around without any clear purpose or destination"?   

  • A) Wander

  • B) Wonder

  • C) Stagger

  • D) Crawl

A) Wander

300

Q: What phrasal verb means "to make someone extremely tired or exhausted"?   

  • A) Go through

  • B) Put up with

  • C) Wear out

  • D) Turn out

C) Wear out

300

Q: When can a relative pronoun (who, which, that) be omitted from a defining relative clause?   

  • A) When it is the subject of the clause (followed directly by a verb)

  • B) When it is the object of the clause (followed by Subject + Verb)

  • C) Whenever it is between commas

  • D) Relative pronouns can never be omitted

B) When it is followed by a Subject + Verb (acting as an object pronoun).

300

What mode of transport uses a motorized fan strapped to the pilot's back?   

  • A) Paramotor

  • B) Glider

  • C) Paraglider

  • D) Microlight

A) Paramotor

400

Complete with put: "My ankle hurt, so I tried ______ some cream on it, but it didn't help."   

  • A) to put

  • B) putting

  • C) put

  • D) for putting

putting

400

Which verb means "to walk or move with difficulty as if you are about to fall from exhaustion"?   

  • A) Clamber

  • B) Tiptoe

  • C) Wander

  • D) Stagger

D) Stagger

400

Q: What phrasal verb means "to learn a language or skill informally by practice"?   

  • A) Pick up

  • B) Bring about

  • C) Touch down

  • D) Set out

A) Pick up


400

Q: Which is the correct way to combine these sentences: "Gabriel rows a boat for 90 minutes. This keeps him fit." 

  • A) Gabriel rows a boat for 90 minutes, that keeps him fit.

  • B) Gabriel rows a boat for 90 minutes, which keeps him fit.

  • C) Gabriel rows a boat for 90 minutes who keeps him fit.

  • D) Gabriel rows a boat for 90 minutes what keeps him fit.

B) "Gabriel rows a boat for 90 minutes, which keeps him fit."

400

Which of these is an introductory phrase used to share amazing facts?   

  • A) "I bet you can't..."

  • B) "Believe it or not..."

  • C) "I dare you to..."

  • D) "Hope you're OK!"

B) "Believe it or not..."

500

Explain the difference in meaning between "I stopped to eat" and "I stopped eating."

  • A) "Stopped to eat" means quit eating; "stopped eating" means paused to eat.

  • B) "Stopped to eat" means paused an activity in order to eat; "stopped eating" means quit the action of eating.

  • C) Both mean exactly the same thing.

  • D) "Stopped to eat" is grammatically incorrect.

"Stopped to eat" means paused an activity in order to eat; "stopped eating" means quit the action of eating.

500

 Which adjective describes feeling extremely embarrassed and guilty about something wrong you did?   

  • A) Awkward

  • B) Puzzled

  • C) Ashamed

  • D) Desperate

C) Ashamed

500

Q: What phrasal verb means "to tolerate or endure something annoying"?   

  • A) Go through

  • B) Put up with

  • C) Turn out

  • D) Wear out

B) Put up with

500

Q: Complete using REGRET: "I wish I hadn't gone to bed so late." → "I ______ to bed so late."   

  • A) regret to go

  • B) regret going

  • C) regret go

  • D) regret gone

b) regret going 

500

Which functional phrase is used to issue a challenge to a friend?   

  • A) "Believe it or not..."

  • B) "Did you know that...?"

  • C) "I bet you can't..."

  • D) "What amazes me most is..."

C) "I bet you can't..."

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