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Set 1: Identification types and auxiliaries Questions 1–50 · 50 questions · 25 minutes
1. Identify the verb in 'The child smiled'. A. child B. No verb C. The D. smiled
2. Identify the verb in 'She knows the answer'. A. the B. She C. answer D. knows
3. Which word is a verb? A. decisively B. decision C. decisive D. decide
4. Which word is a verb? A. success B. succeed C. successfully D. successful
5. Which word is a verb? A. strongly B. strengthen C. strength D. strong
6. In 'She is reading', which is the auxiliary? A. No auxiliary B. is C. She D. reading
7. In 'She has finished', which is the auxiliary? A. She B. finished C. has D. No auxiliary
8. In 'They do not agree', which is the auxiliary? A. not B. They C. agree D. do
9. In 'She has a bicycle', has functions as ___. A. a passive auxiliary B. a main verb expressing possession C. a modal auxiliary D. a perfect auxiliary
10. In 'He is a doctor', is functions as ___. A. a direct object B. a passive auxiliary C. a linking main verb D. an adverb
11. In 'They are working', are functions as ___. A. a progressive auxiliary B. a direct object C. a possessive determiner D. a lexical noun
12. In 'She wrote a letter', wrote is used ___. A. as a preposition B. as a possessive C. transitively D. as a modal
13. In 'The baby slept', slept is used ___. A. as a pronoun B. intransitively C. as a linking adjective D. as a transitive verb with an expressed direct object
14. In 'The soup tastes salty', tastes is ___. A. a personal pronoun B. a passive participle C. a linking verb D. a direct object
15. In 'She tasted the soup', tasted is used ___. A. transitively B. as a linking verb without an object C. as a modal D. as an adjective
16. In 'They gave Rina a medal', gave has ___. A. an indirect object and a direct object B. no objects C. a possessive object only D. only a subject complement
17. Which is a modal auxiliary? A. can B. go C. arrive D. write
18. Which is a modal auxiliary? A. teach B. finish C. must D. read
19. Which is a primary auxiliary? A. could B. have C. should D. might
20. Which group contains only primary auxiliaries? A. go come stay B. be have do C. can may must D. write read sing
21. Which group contains only modal auxiliaries? A. can may must B. be have do C. is has does D. go see take
22. In 'She wants to learn', which verb is finite? A. learn B. No finite verb C. to learn D. wants
23. In 'She wants to learn', to learn is ___. A. a modal auxiliary B. a finite past verb C. a plural noun ending D. a to-infinitive
24. In 'They have arrived', arrived is ___. A. a bare infinitive B. a present participle C. a past participle D. a modal auxiliary
25. In 'They are arriving', arriving is ___. A. a modal auxiliary B. a past participle C. a finite past form D. a present participle
26. In traditional grammar, 'Reading' in 'Reading improves vocabulary' is a ___. A. personal pronoun B. gerund C. modal auxiliary D. finite past verb
27. Which form follows a core modal such as can? A. to-infinitive only B. base form C. s form only D. past tense only
28. Which form normally follows have in a perfect construction? A. past participle B. present participle only C. base form only D. s form only
29. Which form follows be in a progressive construction? A. past tense only B. ing form C. base form only D. s form only
30. Which form follows be in an ordinary passive construction? A. s form only B. base form only C. past participle D. to-infinitive only
31. Complete: She can ___ well. A. swim B. swam C. swimming D. swims
32. Complete: He must ___ now. A. left B. leaves C. leaving D. leave
33. Complete: They will ___ tomorrow. A. arriving B. arrived C. arrives D. arrive
34. Complete: You should ___ carefully. A. listened B. listens C. listen D. listening
35. Complete: She may ___ late. A. come B. coming C. comes D. came
36. Complete: He does not ___ here. A. worked B. works C. working D. work
37. Complete: Did she ___ you? A. call B. calls C. calling D. called
38. Complete: We did not ___ the message. A. receives B. receive C. receiving D. received
39. Complete: Does he ___ the answer? A. knows B. knew C. knowing D. know
40. Complete: Do they ___ nearby? A. living B. lives C. lived D. live
41. Which statement about verb types is accurate? A. All verbs name physical actions only. B. Every verb has exactly one use in all sentences. C. The same verb may be transitive or intransitive in different uses. D. All verbs require an object.
42. Which verb most clearly expresses a state here? A. jump in 'They jumped' B. own in 'They own a house' C. shout in 'They shouted' D. run in 'They run daily'
43. Which sentence uses a dynamic action verb? A. She opened the window. B. She knows the answer. C. She believes the story. D. She owns the house.
44. Which sentence uses be as a main linking verb? A. The room is quiet. B. She is reading. C. The room is being cleaned. D. They are working.
45. Which sentence uses have as a perfect auxiliary? A. They have two bicycles. B. They have lunch at noon. C. They have a large garden. D. They have eaten.
46. Which sentence uses do as a lexical main verb? A. I do not agree. B. I do my homework daily. C. She does not know. D. Do you agree?
47. Which sentence contains a phrasal verb meaning postpone? A. They put the cup on the table. B. They moved the chair. C. They placed the box outside. D. They put off the meeting.
48. Which sentence contains a phrasal verb meaning stop trying? A. Do not give the book away, meaning stop trying. B. Do not give me the pen. C. Do not give up. D. Do not give a speech.
49. Which is a regular past-tense pair? A. take and took B. go and went C. write and wrote D. walk and walked
50. Which is an irregular past-tense pair? A. play and played B. see and saw C. work and worked D. open and opened
Set 4: Agreement and auxiliary structures Questions 151–200 · 50 questions · 25 minutes
151. Complete a present-simple habit: She ___ to school daily. A. walks B. walking C. walked, meaning the stated present habit D. walk
152. Complete a present-simple habit: They ___ to school daily. A. walked, meaning the stated present habit B. walking C. walk D. walks
153. Complete: He ___ not know the answer. A. are B. do C. have D. does
154. Complete: They ___ not know the answer. A. does B. has C. do D. is
155. Complete: ___ she work here? A. Do B. Does C. Have D. Are
156. Complete: ___ they work here? A. Do B. Has C. Does D. Is
157. Complete: She has ___ the letter. A. written B. writing C. wrote D. write
158. Complete: They have ___ the work. A. do B. doing C. did D. done
159. Complete: He had ___ before we arrived. A. left B. leaving C. leaves D. leave
160. Complete: We are ___ for the bus. A. waits B. waiting C. wait D. waited
161. Complete: She is ___ a letter now. A. wrote B. writing C. write D. written
162. Complete: They were ___ when I arrived. A. sleeps B. sleeping C. slept D. sleep
163. Complete the passive: The letter was ___ yesterday. A. write B. wrote C. written D. writing
164. Complete the passive: The rooms are ___ daily. A. cleaning, without being B. clean C. cleaned D. cleans
165. Complete the passive: The work has been ___. A. completed B. completing C. completes D. complete
166. Complete the progressive passive: The bridge is being ___. A. repairs B. repaired C. repair D. repairing
167. Complete: The news ___ encouraging. A. is B. are C. were D. have been
168. Complete: The police ___ investigating. A. has been B. was C. are D. is
169. Complete: Each of the students ___ a pen. A. have B. to have C. having D. has
170. Complete: The list of names ___ ready. A. have been B. is C. were D. are
171. Complete: A number of students ___ absent. A. was B. is C. are D. has been
172. Complete: The number of students ___ increasing. A. were B. is C. have been D. are
173. Complete: One of the boys ___ absent. A. were B. is C. have been D. are
174. Complete: Both of the answers ___ correct. A. has been B. is C. was D. are
175. Complete: The furniture ___ new. A. are B. have been C. is D. were
176. Complete: This pair of shoes ___ mine. A. have been B. were C. is D. are
177. Complete: These shoes ___ mine. A. are B. has been C. is D. was
178. Complete: Neither the boys nor the teacher ___ ready, using proximity agreement. A. is B. are C. were D. have been
179. Complete: Neither the teacher nor the boys ___ ready, using proximity agreement. A. are B. has been C. was D. is
180. Complete: Ten kilometres ___ a long distance to walk, treated as one distance. A. have been B. are C. is D. were
181. Choose the ordinary stative construction. A. I am knowing the answer, in the ordinary knowledge sense. B. I knows the answer. C. I knowing the answer. D. I know the answer.
182. Choose the ordinary possession construction. A. She owns a house. B. She owning a house. C. She own a house. D. She is owning a house, in the ordinary possession sense.
183. Complete: I ___ this plan is sensible, meaning I believe it. A. thinking B. thinks C. think D. am thinking, meaning hold this opinion
184. Complete: I am ___ about a solution right now. A. thinks B. thinking C. think D. thought
185. Choose the ordinary possession sentence. A. He is having two cars, meaning owns. B. He having two cars. C. He has two cars. D. He have two cars.
186. Choose a valid dynamic use of have. A. She is having lunch. B. She is having a car, meaning owns. C. She having a house. D. She have two cars.
187. Which statement about stative verbs is accurate? A. All stative verbs are always passive. B. Some have dynamic meanings that allow progressive forms. C. Every state verb must take an object. D. No such verb can ever occur in a progressive form.
188. Complete: Yesterday he ___ the book on the table, meaning placed it. A. lay B. lain C. laid D. lied
189. Complete: Yesterday he ___ down to rest. A. lain B. laid C. lay D. lied
190. Complete: He has ___ on this bed before, meaning reclined. A. lied B. lay C. lain D. laid
191. Complete: She ___ the books on the shelf every morning, meaning places them. A. lays B. lied C. lies D. lain
192. Complete: He ___ about his age yesterday, meaning told an untruth. A. laid B. lied C. lain D. lay
193. Complete: The sun ___ in the east. A. raise B. raises C. rising D. rises
194. Complete: Please ___ your hand. A. raise B. rise C. rose D. risen
195. Complete: Prices have ___ sharply. A. rose B. raise C. raising D. risen
196. Complete: The company has ___ prices. A. raised B. rose C. risen D. rise
197. Complete: Please ___ down. A. sit B. sitting C. sat D. set
198. Complete: Please ___ the cup on the table. A. set B. sit C. sitting D. sat
199. Complete: He ___ quietly on the bench yesterday. A. sat B. sitting C. sit D. set
200. Which statement about agreement is accurate? A. Always use a plural verb after an of phrase. B. Every word ending in s is plural. C. Find the subject's head rather than the nearest noun alone. D. Always agree with the last noun before the verb.
Set 5: Mixed correction and verb forms Questions 201–250 · 50 questions · 25 minutes
201. Correct 'She can sings well'. A. She can sing well. B. She can sang well. C. She can sung well. D. She can singing well.
202. Correct 'He did not went'. A. He did not gone. B. He did not goes. C. He did not going. D. He did not go.
203. Correct 'Does she knows him?' A. Does she know him? B. Does she known him? C. Does she knowing him? D. Does she knew him?
204. Correct 'She has wrote a letter'. A. She has written a letter. B. She has writing a letter. C. She has writes a letter. D. She has write a letter.
205. Correct 'They have did the work'. A. They have do the work. B. They have doing the work. C. They have done the work. D. They have does the work.
206. Correct 'He is work now'. A. He is works now. B. He is worked now, meaning doing work actively. C. He is working now. D. He is workness now.
207. Correct 'The letter was wrote'. A. The letter was writed. B. The letter was write. C. The letter was writes. D. The letter was written.
208. Correct 'She enjoys to dance'. A. She enjoys dances. B. She enjoys danced. C. She enjoys dance. D. She enjoys dancing.
209. Correct 'He decided leaving'. A. He decided to leave. B. He decided leave. C. He decided leaves. D. He decided left.
210. Correct 'They made me to wait', in the ordinary active causative. A. They made me waited. B. They made me wait. C. They made me waits. D. They made me waiting, in the stated causative pattern.
211. Correct 'He was made wait'. A. He was made to wait. B. He was made waiting, in the stated passive causative. C. He was made waits. D. He was made waited.
212. Correct 'I look forward to meet you'. A. I look forward to meeting you. B. I look forward to met you. C. I look forward to meets you. D. I look forward meeting to you.
213. Correct 'She is used to get up early'. A. She is used to getted up early. B. She is used to getting up early. C. She is used to got up early. D. She is used to gets up early.
214. Correct 'He used to lived here'. A. He used to lain here, meaning lived. B. He used to lives here. C. He used to living here, for the stated past-habit structure. D. He used to live here.
215. Choose the correct regular past form. A. stoped B. stopped C. stoppied D. stoppt
216. Choose the correct regular past form. A. studyd B. studyes C. studied D. studyed
217. Choose the correct regular past form. A. plaied B. played C. playd D. playied
218. Choose the correct ing form. A. makeing B. maked C. makking D. making
219. Choose the correct ing form. A. runnning B. running C. runned D. runing
220. Choose the correct ing form. A. lieing B. lying C. laying, as the ing form of lie D. lied
221. Choose the correct ing form. A. died B. dying C. diying D. dieing
222. Choose the correct s form. A. studys B. studies C. study's D. studyies
223. Choose the correct s form. A. gos B. go's C. goies D. goes
224. Choose the correct s form. A. watch's B. watchies C. watches D. watchs
225. Complete: The bell has ___. A. rung B. ringing C. ring D. rang
226. Complete: She ___ the bell yesterday. A. rung B. ringing C. rang D. ring
227. Complete: The film has ___. A. beginning B. begin C. began D. begun
228. Complete: The film ___ at six yesterday. A. began B. begin C. begun D. beginning
229. Complete: He has ___ across the river. A. swam B. swim C. swimming D. swum
230. Complete: He ___ across the river yesterday. A. swam B. swum C. swimming D. swim
231. Complete: She has ___ the glass. A. broke B. broken C. break D. breaking
232. Complete: She ___ the glass yesterday. A. breaking B. break C. broken D. broke
233. Choose the usual verb and object pattern. A. Discuss about the problem, as the standard direct-object pattern. B. Discuss on the problem, as the standard direct-object pattern. C. Discuss the problem. D. Discuss to the problem.
234. Choose the ordinary pattern. A. Enter at the room. B. Enter into the room, as the requested ordinary direct-object pattern. C. Enter to the room. D. Enter the room.
235. Choose the ordinary direct-object pattern. A. Reach on the station, as the requested direct-object pattern. B. Reach to the station, as the requested direct-object pattern. C. Reach the station. D. Reach at the station, as the requested direct-object pattern.
236. Choose the correct pattern. A. Explain to the rule me. B. Explain the rule to me. C. Explain me the rule, as the standard pattern. D. Explain the rule me to.
237. Choose the correct ordinary pattern. A. Suggest me a plan, as the standard double-object pattern. B. Suggest a plan to me. C. Suggest a plan me to. D. Suggest to a plan me.
238. Complete: She prevented him from ___. A. leave B. leaving C. left D. leaves
239. Complete: They insisted on ___ the bill. A. pays B. paying C. paid D. pay
240. Complete: He succeeded in ___ the lock. A. opened B. opening C. opens D. open
241. Complete: She accused him of ___. A. cheating B. cheat C. cheated D. cheats
242. Complete: He is capable of ___ the task. A. did B. do C. does D. doing
243. Complete: It is worth ___ this chapter. A. revising B. to revise C. revise D. revises
244. Complete: There is no point in ___ now. A. argued B. argues C. argue D. arguing
245. Complete: She would rather read than ___. A. watched B. to watch, in the stated parallel base-form construction C. watches D. watch
246. Choose a sentence with two accepted infinitive patterns after help. A. He helped me carry it; he helped me to carry it. B. He helped me carrying it, in the same ordinary infinitive pattern; he helped me carries it. C. He helped me carries it; he helped me carried it. D. He helped me carried it; he helped me to carries it.
247. Which sentence uses a finite verb and a non-finite infinitive? A. She studies daily. B. She wants to study. C. They arrived yesterday. D. The child smiled.
248. Which sentence uses a participle within a passive phrase? A. The window was broken by the ball. B. They break windows. C. She breaks a stick. D. The child broke the window.
249. Which statement about verb forms is accurate? A. V2 always equals V3. B. Every verb forms its past with ed. C. Every ing form is a finite verb. D. V2 and V3 can differ for irregular verbs.
250. Which strategy best resolves a verb-form question? A. Always add s after did. B. Always select V2 after has. C. Always select ing after can. D. Identify the auxiliary, subject and required verb pattern.
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