6/8 Grammar Jeopardy

Little/A little/Few/a Few

100

1. I saw your cat _____minutes ago. 

2. Unfortunately, there were _____ guests at the event. We hoped to see more people. 

3. People who have _____patience can't be good teachers. 

1. a few

2. few

3. little

200

1. Just give us ____ time, please. A few minutes, okay? 

2. Very ____ poets publish their work in paper nowadays. 

3. Only ____ people in our town speak French. 

1. a little

2. few

3. a few

300

1. It’s winter, but we still have ________ flowers in the garden.
2. There were _________ taxis in front of the station.
3. Can I have_________ pepper, please?

1. a few

2. a few

3. a little

400

1. There are _____ books in his house. He doesn't like reading. 

2. Very____ Russian tourists are staying at our hotel.

3.  I’ve got ____ albums of this singer. 

1. few

2. few

3. a few

500

1. I eat _______ meat. I prefer fish. (A – very few / B – a few / C  — very little) 
2. There are ________apples on the plate. Take one 
3. There is ______ milk in the fridge. Can you buy some? 

1. very little

2. a few

3. little

Present Simple vs. Continuous

100

Even though he usually ___ (wake) up early, today he ___ (sleep) until 10 a.m.

Even though he usually wakes up early, today he is sleeping until 10 a.m.

200

At the moment, I ___ (not understand) this grammar point, but I usually ___ (do) well in English.

At the moment, I don't understand this grammar point, but I usually do well in English.

300

This week we ___ (take) the bus to school, but we normally ___ (walk).

This week we are taking the bus to school, but we normally walk.

400

Normally, the train ___ (leave) at 7:30, but today it ___ (leave) an hour later.

Normally, the train leaves at 7:30, but today it is leaving an hour later.

500

Right now, the teacher ___ (explain) the rules, but half the students ___ (not pay) attention.

Right now, the teacher is explaining the rules, but half the students aren't paying attention.

some / any

100

I have ___ apples in my bag. (some / any)

I have some apples in my bag.

200

Do you have ___ brothers or sisters? (some / any)

Do you have any brothers or sisters?

300

We don’t need ___ sugar, but we need ___ milk. (some / any)

We don’t need any sugar, but we need some milk.

400

There aren’t ___ buses this late at night, but there are ___ taxis. (some / any)

There aren’t any buses this late at night, but there are some taxis.

500

She asked if I had ____ ideas, but I told her I didn’t have ____ good ones. (some / any)

She asked if I had any ideas, but I told her I didn’t have any good ones.

-ing form vs to - infinitive

100

She enjoys ___ (cook) Italian food.

She enjoys cooking Italian food.

200

We decided ___ (travel) to Japan next summer.

We decided to travel to Japan next summer.

300

They forgot ___ (lock) the door before leaving.

They forgot to lock the door before leaving.

400

He stopped ___ (watch) TV because he had to study.

He stopped watching TV because he had to study.

500

I remembered ___ (see) him at the party last week.

I remembered seeing him at the party last week.

Random

100

What is the largest animal in the world?

Blue Whale

200

What does "ASAP" stand for?

As Soon As Possible

300

How many sides does a hexagon have?

6

400

Which ocean is the deepest in the world?

Pacific Ocean

500

Which two countries share the longest border in the world?

Canada and The United States