English quiz

Fill with the most appropriate verb: She was late to school because she was ________ laundry.

An adverb describes how something is

What do we use to make the future tense?

A noun is a word that names something

She is/are happy about receiving good grades.

Finish the following sentence with the right punctuation: What is your favourite food

How many English dialects are there?

i (as in me) should always be capitalized

Which of the following is a noun?

Which of these is spelled INCORRECTLY?

Choose the most appropriate adjective: Tomorrow I'll go shopping and buy myself a _________ pair of shoes.

Verbs can always use the tense inflections (-ed, -ing)

Who's/Whose pizza is that?

The audience ______ getting antsy.

This word is spelled CORRECTLY: Successful

This type of punctuation ends a sentence.

Which of these is spelled INcorrectly?

What punctuation do you use in writing when you want to show that two people are talking?

Which of these is a COMMON noun?

Adjectives modify nouns

I can't, I'm way to/too tired.

Which of the following is an adjective?

Which of the following is NOT an adjective?

Choose the correct sentence

Find all the different nouns: Adam's mom ran to the store.

Which of the following is a preposition?

When a verb doesn't follow the tense rules we call it:

When you are very excited about something, you would end the sentence with:

Which of these is spelled CORRECTLY?

Which of these words is a noun?

Twenty candies were/was in the bag, now there is/are only one left.

Which of these is a PROPER noun?

Which form can be used in the future tense?

"Easily" is an adjective

Which box contains ONLY adjectives?

What's missing? "I cant believe you did that!"

What do we add to a verb when we want to make it continuous?

Which of the following is a verb?

An adverb modifies an action

What do we add to a verb to make it past tense?

Which of these means "Does not"?

The squirrel had a nut in its/it's hands.

Which of these means "They are"?

Which of the following is an adjective?

Which of the following is NOT a verb?

I need to/too prepare

Which of these is spelled CORRECTLY?

This punctuation joins two parts of a sentence

Coordinating conjunctions (linking words) link words and phrases together, one way to remember them is "Fanboys"

The possessive form of "They"