English grammar
Will you ....... your car tonight?
a) have used c) used
b) be using d) use
b) be using
When was England formed as a country?
In 10th century.
Where is the UK located?
North-west of Europe.
What is the most popular dish in England?
Fish and Chips
Who is the icon of British and Queen Elizabeth II friend?
Paddington
Does word "enough" have a positive or negative meaning?
Positive
Who was the first Prime Minister of the UK?
Robert Walpole
Who is the Prime Minister today?
Rushi Sunak
What is the national dish of the UK?
Roast beef with Yorkshire pudding
Peru
What are clauses of purpose used for?
Clauses of purpose are used to explain why somebody does something.
How many main dynasties in the UK have been?
Six (The Normans, Plantagenets, Tudors, Stuarts, Hanoverians, Windsors)
What does English breakfast consist?
Eggs, sausages, back bacon, tomatoes, mushrooms, fried bread and often a slice of white or black pudding (similar to bloodwurst).
What is Englands oldest dish?
Nettle pudding
In what language were the first English literature written?
Old English
How to put word "spell" in Past Participle?
Spelt
Who was the greatest Prime Minister of England?
It is believed that Churchill was the best Prime Minister of England.
What type of ruling is England?
Constitutional monarchy
What animals were the first to keep on farms?
Cattle, pigs, sheep
What is the first English novel?
Robinson Crusoe
What is type 3 Conditional used for?
To express imaginary situations which are contrary to facts in the past.
What was the first ruling dynasty in England?
Norman
What is England’s national legend?
King Arthur
What does nettle pudding consist?
Nettles, milk, eggs.
What is the most famous literature in British history?
Beowulf