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Which word belongs before 'flower'?
the the at at
What is the plural of 'dog'?
dogs doggie dog dog
How do you make 'small' even smaller?
smaller smallest little one small
What do you say when there are a lot of balls?
balls ball ball bals
Which word says what the bear is like?
soft bear hug bed
What is the small word for 'table'?
table tables tabler dining
Which little word stands for 'water'?
the the a at
Which little word stands for 'apple'?
the the to from
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Which word means 'not true'?
false where truly good
Which word describes a sound?
baf red great beautiful
What belongs at the end of this sentence: 'The cat is sleeping'?
a period (.) a comma (,) nothing a hyphen (-)
Which word is the singular of 'houses'?
house little house housees houses
How do you make 'car' plural?
cars car's carz car
What does 'and' mean?
it connects two words it is an animal it is a colour it is a number
What belongs between words in an enumeration?
a comma one point an exclamation mark a question mark
What is missing in this sentence: 'bird sings'?
The a period beautiful loud
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Which day do you write with a capital letter?
Monday bike house beautiful
Which word is a colour word?
red run table yesterday
What is the singular of 'cars'?
car autos cars
Which word fits the sentence: 'The dog ... in the garden'?
plays red table great
Which article fits 'house'?
the the a that
What is the singular of 'apples'?
apple apples apple apple
Which name do you write with a capital letter?
Pete bike play great
Which sentence is correct?
The cat sleeps. The Cat Sleeps The cat sleeps the cat sleeps.
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What is the past participle of 'go'?
gone went goes going
In which sentence is the noun in second place?
Today we are going to the market. We are going to the market today. Are we going to the market today? To the market we go today.
What is the past participle of 'write'?
written wrote writes written
What belongs in the sentence: 'I ... went to the movies yesterday'?
am have was had
What is the past tense of 'go'?
went going gone went the
Which word is a relative pronoun?
those he this my
What do you call the form 'have eaten'?
completed present tense imperfect past tense future tense imperative
Which sentence is in the future tense?
Tomorrow it will rain Yesterday it rained Now it is raining It rained
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What is the superlative of 'a lot'?
most more MOST most
Which sentence is written in the suffering form?
Homework is done by the student. The student does the homework. The student did homework. The student will do homework.
Which sentence contains a provisional subject?
It is raining today. He is raining today. Rain falls. We see rain.
What is the gender of the word 'girl'?
neuter female male no gender
What kind of complement is 'teacher' in 'He is teacher'?
noun phrase direct object cooperating object prepositional phrase
What kind of word is 'and' in 'John and Marie'?
conjunction subordinating conjunction adverb preposition
Which sentence contains a noun group as its subject?
The little dog barks. He barked. Bark! There is barking.
Which word is a demonstrative pronoun?
those he my who
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Which pronoun is a reflexive phrase?
itself him she who
Which word is an independently used adjective?
the big greatness great bigger
Which verb has an irregular past tense?
run work play hear
What is the past perfect tense of 'come'?
had come had come has come has come
What kind of verb is 'can'?
auxiliary verb main verb linking verb separable verb
Which sentence contains a demonstrative pronoun?
He comes to me. This car is red. Who is coming? His book is thick.
In which sentence is an update?
My teacher, a kind man, helps me. The teacher is very friendly. I talk to the teacher. The teacher teaches.
Which sentence contains a causal clause?
When it rains, I stay home. He comes because he has time. While he eats, he reads. Although he is tired, he works through.
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What is the function of 'slow' in: 'He drives slowly'?
Adverbial clause of capacity Adjective Adverbial clause of place Noun phrase
What is an example of a contraction?
The weather is nice The weather is nice Nice weather it is The weather is beautiful
Which sentence contains a concessive clause (adverbial clause)?
Although it is raining, we go for a walk. As it is raining, we stay inside. When it rains, we don't go hiking. It is raining, so we stay inside.
In the sentence 'All the more reason to go', 'des' has what function?
Partitive article (genitive) Pronoun Adverb Preposition
Which sentence contains an infinitive?
He would like to come. He likes to come. He came. He came yesterday.
In the sentence 'In honour of his birthday', 'ter' has what function?
Conjunction of preposition and article Adverb Conjunction Interjection
Which sentence contains a reflexive form?
He washes himself. He washes his car. His car is washed. He washed.
Which sentence contains a prepositional phrase?
He thinks about his holiday. He buys a book. He gives her flowers. He walks to school.
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What is the term for compositions where the first part specifies the second part?
Determinative composition Copulative composition Possessive composition Appositive composition
Which term describes the repetition of a consonant at the beginning of consecutive words?
Alliteration Assonance Consonance Anaphora
What is the grammatical term for verbs that indicate a direction of action, such as 'go' and 'come'?
Directional verbs Aspect verbs Modal verbs Causative verbs
What grammatical relationship exists between the members of a juxtaposed compound such as 'black and white'?
Coordination Subordination Complement Modification
What is the function of 'there' in the sentence 'There are flowers in the garden'?
Expletive (alternate subject) Subject Adverbial clause of place Prepositional phrase
What is an epenthetic sound?
A sound inserted between two other sounds A sound added to the end of a word A sound that disappears at the beginning of a word A sound switching places within a word
What function does 'but' have in the sentence 'He is just a beginner'?
Limiting particle Contrastive conjunction Intensifying adverb Temporal adverb
What function does 'to it' have in the construction 'I am working'?
Durative aspect marking Perfective aspect marking Inchoative aspect marking Iterative aspect marking
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