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New example questions from the library every Monday. Updated on 5 October 2026.

Where is the bear in this sentence: 'The bear is in bed'?
in bed bear lies on the table
What is the bird doing in this sentence: 'The bird sings beautifully'?
sings beautiful bird flies
What is round in this sentence: 'The round ball rolls'?
ball round rolls block
What is green in this sentence: 'The green frog sits'?
frog green sits car
What is black in this sentence: 'The black cat meows'?
cat black meows dog
Who is driving in this sentence: 'Teacher drives to school'?
Miss drives school Joop
What is soft in this sentence: 'The soft rabbit hops'?
rabbit soft hops stone
What is the cat doing in this sentence: 'The cat sleeps'?
sleeps cat the runs
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What is the duck doing in: 'The duck swims merrily'?
swims duck merry flies
Where does Tim play in: 'Tim plays outside'?
outside within Tim plays
Where does the painting hang in: 'The painting hangs on the wall'?
on the wall painting hangs on the ground
How does the wind blow in: 'The wind blows gently'?
soft wind blows hard
Who jumps in the sentence: 'The dog jumps high'?
the dog jumps high the cat
What does the flower do in: 'The flower grows big'?
grows flower great falls
What does the train do in: 'The train is moving fast'?
drives train hard stops
What does teacher sing in: 'Teacher sings songs'?
songs Miss sings story
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Who cycles in: 'Grandpa cycles to the shop'?
grandpa cycles shop to
What does Emma pack: 'Emma packs her bag'?
her bag Emma picks her
What is the verb in: 'The phone is ringing'?
rings phone the loud
Who does something in the sentence: 'The bird sings beautifully'?
the bird sings beautiful the song
What is the subject in the sentence: 'The cat is playing with the ball'?
the cat plays the ball with
What does the dog get in: 'I give the dog a bone'?
a bone the dog me give
What does the teacher do in: 'The teacher writes on the board'?
writes reads signs sings
Who sleeps in: 'The baby sleeps peacefully'?
the baby sleeps quiet mum
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In which sentence is there inversion (reverse word order)?
Yesterday he came home He came home yesterday He returned home At home he has come
In the sentence 'She stays inside all day' is 'all day':
Adverbial clause of time Subject Adjective Noun phrase
What phrase is 'the whole class' in the sentence 'The teacher congratulates the whole class'?
Subject Subject Cooperating object Adjective
What is the cooperating object in the sentence 'Grandma tells the children a fairy tale'?
the children grandma a fairy tale tells
In which sentence is there an adverbial clause of means?
He goes to Amsterdam by train He goes to Amsterdam He goes to Amsterdam soon He goes to Amsterdam tomorrow
In the sentence 'At eight o'clock the film starts' is 'at eight o'clock':
Adverbial clause of time Subject Subject Adjective
In the sentence 'Between the trees is a house' is 'between the trees':
Adverbial clause of place Subject Subject Adjective
In the sentence 'He looks tired' is 'tired':
Noun phrase Adverbial clause Adjective Subject
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In 'He is so tired he sleeps', 'that he sleeps' is a:
Adverbial clause of consequence Adjective clause Noun phrase Adverbial clause of cause
In 'What he said was wrong', 'What he said' is a:
Noun phrase as subject Adjective clause Adverbial clause Main sentence
In 'The car we drove was red', 'with which we drove' is a:
Adjective clause Adverbial clause Noun phrase Main sentence
In 'As soon as he comes, we leave', 'As soon as he comes' is a:
Adverbial clause of time Adjective clause Noun phrase Adverbial clause of condition
In 'The boy who lives here is nice', the subject is:
The boy who lives here The boy who lives here nice
What is 'yesterday' in the sentence 'Yesterday I read a book'?
Adverbial clause of time Subject Subject Proverb
What is the function of 'unfortunately' in 'Unfortunately I cannot come'?
Adverbial clause of modality Subject Proverb Subject
In 'Though he was sick, he came anyway', 'Though he was sick' is a:
Adverbial clause of opposition Adjective clause Noun phrase Adverbial clause of cause
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