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This document contains a collection of questions on English grammar topics like parts of speech, verb tenses, passive voice, tag questions, and pronunciation. The questions cover topics like identifying parts of speech, changing sentences between active and passive voice, choosing the correct verb form or pronoun to complete sentences, and determining the meaning of sentences. Multiple choice answers are provided for each question to test understanding of English grammar rules and usage.

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Group Q

This document contains a collection of questions on English grammar topics like parts of speech, verb tenses, passive voice, tag questions, and pronunciation. The questions cover topics like identifying parts of speech, changing sentences between active and passive voice, choosing the correct verb form or pronoun to complete sentences, and determining the meaning of sentences. Multiple choice answers are provided for each question to test understanding of English grammar rules and usage.

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Group questions

If you don't smoke, you will feel good. Is the same meaning...
A. As long as you don't smoke, you will feel good
B. As long as you smoke, you will feel bad
C. As long as you smoke, you won't feel good
D. All of them

Listen Chinar! .......... for the tests?


a. don't you have to revise
b. won't you revise
c. weren't you revising
d. didn't you revise

They must have been interested.


This sentence is
A. Passive
B.Active
C.Certainty in the past
D.All of them
You are looking for a friend Everywhere at the end of the school day but you can’t find him anywhere
A-he must have gone home
B-He must be going home
C-he might have go home
D-I can’t help believing school
This city is not safe enough for us to stay,. What means the same a……..
A this city is too dangerous for us to stay
BThis city is not dangerous enough for us to stay
CThis city doesn’t have enough safety for us to stay
D- both a And

The monument ………………….and now it is empty.


a. may be renovated
b. may have renovated
c. may have been renovated
d. none

She´d cut the tree,.......?


a. wouldn´t she
b. hadn´t she
c. both A and B
d.didn´t she

The letter (x) in the words [ exihibit/ exhibition] is pronouned as ...


a. ks/ gz
b. gz/ gz
c. gz/ ks
d. ks/ ks

She's a good friend, ............. ?


Group questions

a. isn't she b.does't she


c. both(a,b) d. hasn't she

Though he had stopped ...., he stopped ..... a cigarette.

Smoking/to smoke
to smoke/smoking
smoking/smoking
to smoke/to smoke

look at it
The letter......... is silent in ( black }
a. (c) b. (k) c. ( c, k) d. none

The letter ............ is not pronounced in ( scene )


a. ( s) b. ( c) c. ( c, e) d. (s, e)

Passivize these sentences?


1.We used to paint the wall.
2. I didn´t use to clean the room.
The wall used to be painted
the room didnt use to be cleaned.

Your little brother is late and he didn’t go there. And it is 5:00 o’clock but he is still here.
So late here tells us that he didn't go there by 5:00 , and he is late. Time passed on him and past form
will be used not present. That's why {C. }is the correct answer
if you use(Don't and Doesn't) , it means that he is not late and it ok for him, and he has time a head to
go there.
Question number 2
Which one is correct?
A. Don't you have to be
B. Doesn't he have to be
C. Didn't he have to be
D. All of them

I have been training ------- ------ and now I'm ---- ------- tired to even stand up.
(a) too much, too much
(b) too much, much too
(c) much too, much too
(d) much too, too much

I have been training ------- ------ and now I'm ---- ------- tired to even stand up.
(a) too much, too much
(b) too much, much too
Group questions

(c) much too, much too


(d) much too, too much
Active : Lauren didn't eat any apples.
Passive;............................................?
No apples were eaten by Laura

🤔 I just want to help you .............the lesson better.


A - understand
B - to understand
C - both are ok

If we don’t agree with a suggestion we don’t say ……..,.


A-good idea B-fantastic idea C- both a and b D-may be not

Fill in using:
(point - mark - grade - degree)
1-I agree with you to a certain ……………...
2-She had a strong desire to be a dancer but failed to make the ...............
3-She gave further examples to illustrate her ................
4-On the day of the funeral businesses remained closed as a ............. of respect.
Answer
1.degree
2. Grade
3. Point
4.mark

The houses should be cleaned, shouldn´t they?


the above sentence is...
a. passive
b. tag question
c. instruction
d. all of them

Michael was in town recently. He might ....... me to say hello!


a. call
b. has called
c. have called
d. be calling

The houses should be cleaned, shouldn´t they?


the above sentence is...
a. passive
b. tag question
c. instruction
d. all of them
Group questions

Jack was with me the whole weekend. He ____ the robbery.


(can’t have done , must have done , might have done , may have done)

Choose the correct tag question.


A. Your name is Peter, isn't he?
B. Your name is Peter, isn't it?
C. Peter is your name, isnt he?
D. Both b and c

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