Grammar 1
It describes actions that are happening right now.
Present continuous or progressive
Vocabulary:
The comparative and superlative form of bad.
worse and worst
Dan ________ his great grandmother for a few years. She died when he was eight.
(knew or has known)
What is knew
Grammar:
Choose the correct PRONOUN form:
Please tell me where I can find (your / you're / yours) notebook.
your (possessive pronoun)
Vocabulary:
What tense is this sentence?"
She'll study Medicine in Oxford university.
Future
Shannon ________ such a beautiful beach before she went to Kauai.
(has never seen or had never seen)
Grammar (passive voice simple present):
People produce cars in this factory.
Cars (were produced / are produced) in this factory (by them / by people).
are produced / by people
Grammar (tense)
What is tense of this sentence?:
By this time next week, he will have been travelling around Africa for six months!
future
Grammar
What is the ADVERB in this sentence?
He ran quickly away from the fire.
quickly
Grammar (modals):
You (should / must) arrive at school on time!
must (imperative)
Grammar (modals):
You (could / should) go to the hospital if you have a fever for more than 24 hours.
should (advice)
The team _______ two games already. They are doing well!
(has won or has been winning)
What is has won
Grammar
What is the ADJECTIVE in this sentence?
They took the most beautiful photos of their holiday in Spain.
beautiful
I _______ Hana for three years. We still meet once a month.
(knew or have known)
What is have known
They ________ basketball since they met at summer camp.
(played or have played)
What is have played
Vocabulary:
Alice is multilingual and speaks Korean, Spanish, and English. What does 'multilingual' mean?
Able to speak many languages
Grammar
What is the PRONOUN in this sentence?
The museum has updated its sculpture and portrait collections.
its (possessive pronoun)
They don't eat vegetables. They _______ them since they were kids.
(have hated or have been hating)
What is have hated
Grammar
What is the tense in this sentence.
She's my best friend.
Simple present
Grammar
The comparative and superlative form of good.
better and well
Grammar (modals):
I (have to / should) go to the dentist tomorrow morning at 10:00.
have to (obligation)
Grammar (tense):
What tense is this sentence?
We've been here for an hour.
present perfect
Grammar (tense):
What tense is this sentence?
She was shopping for clothes all day yesterday.
past progressive
In the following sentence, which verb is is incorrect?
My friend is crazy. At lunch, she danced in front of the whole cafeteria, and it is so funny to see people’s reactions.
What is the verb, is
Grammar (tense)
What is the tense of this sentence?:
She is completing math homework.
present progressive
Grammar:
Change into passive
The teacher grades many tests yesterday.
Many tests were graded yesterday by the teacher.
Grammar
What is the conjunction used in this sentence?
Although it was raining during our vacation, we still had fun.
Although
Grammar:
What is the adjective used in the sentence?
When I looked out the window, I noticed it was a dreary day.
Dreary
Grammar:
What are the two verbs in the sentence?
When Jake saw the cute puppy available for adoption, he called the organization right away.
Saw, called
In the following sentence, which verb is used incorrectly?
On the way to school this morning, we saw a baby bird on the ground. The baby bird was crying for its mother. We wanted to help but we don't know what to do.
What is the verb, don't
Texas became a state in 1845.
What is the mood of this sentence?
indicative, interrogative, imperative, conditional, or subjunctive.
What is indicative
What mood is used to communicate something factual, describe a real event or an event that is likely to happen?
Example: Connor plays the guitar and sings.
What is the indicative mood?
What verb mood is used to ask a question?
Example: What is your favorite subject?
What is interrogative?
What verb mood expresses a command or gives an order?
Example: Take out the trash.
What is imperative?
In the following sentence, is the mood conditional or subjunctive?
If the players had been rested, they would have won the game.
What is conditional?
Which verb mood is used to describe a hypothetical scenario or to express a wish, recommendation, or demand?
Example: I wish I were a rockstar.
What is subjunctive?