Grammar
English-speaking countries
English Accents
Words starting with the letter R
History of English
100

Is this sentence correct?

He's done so many mistakes.

No. 

He's made so many mistakes.

100

What is the capital city of Scotland?

Edinburgh.

100

Is colour British or American spelling?

British.

100

Synonym of tear, 3 letters long verb.

Rip.

100

What is the original meaning of the indefinite article? (a, an)

One.

200

Add the articles:

There's ___ man at ___ door and he's holding __ gun.

There's a man at the door and he's holding a gun.

200

What is the reigning royal house of the United Kingdom?

Windsor.

200

Name at least two rhotic English accents.

American, Canadian, Irish, Scottish, West Country.

200

A more formal synonym of ask for.

Request.

200

The English lexis is mainly composed of words of Germanic and _____________ origin.

Romance (Latin, French)

300

Complete the sentence in the 3rd conditional:

If I _____ (know) that I _______ (do) it.

If I had known that I wouldn't have done it.

300

Name five American presidents.

E.g.:

George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Andrew Jackson, Theodore Roosevelt, Harry S. Truman, Woodrow Wilson, Dwight Eisenhower, J. F. Kennedy, George W. Bush, Barrack Obama, Donald Trump,...

300

Name three Celtic accents of English.

Irish, Scottish, Welsh.

300

A mammal native to North America known for stealing from trashcans.

(Also the name of the city from Resident Evil)

Raccoon.

300

In what century did the Germanic tribes come to Britain? (tolerance of 2 centuries)

5th century.

400

Complete the sentence with a modal verb:

John ______________ (go) on holiday. I didn't see him at the office.

John must have/could have/might have/may have gone on holiday. I didn't see him at the office.

400

What are the capitals of Australia and New Zealand?

Canberra, Wellington.

400

Who will be more difficult for most people to understand? A person from Glasgow or Edinburgh?

Glasgow.

400

A verb that means: "to stop oneself from doing something" and a noun that refers to "a repeated line or number of lines in a poem or song"

Refrain.

400

The oldest epic poem written in the English language (in Old English) is..

Beowulf.

500

Correct this sentences. Is any of them correct?

a) It's compulsory wearing a seatbelt.

b) You had better go home early.

c) Everyone supposed to come on time.

a) It's compulsory to wear a seatbelt./Wearing a seatbelt is compulsory.

b) You had better go home early. - correct

c) Everyone is supposed to come on time.

500

What is depicted on the Welsh flag?

A red dragon.

500

Pronounce these words with a British and then with an American accent:

grass, god, started.

/gra:s/ x /græs/ 

/gɒd/ x /gʌd/

/sta:tɪd/ x /sta:rɾɪd/

500

An originally French word for a meeting.

Rendezvous.

500

True or false: English has been developing from an analytic language to a more synthetic one.

False.