English Grammar Quiz 29

Q1 : The performance was not brilliant, but I found it ___ interesting.

1. rather 2. exceptionally 3. completely 4. enough

Q2 : I don’t know what is going on! Jake ___ ignored me when I tried to talk to him.

1. simple 2. simplier 3. simply 4. more simple

Q3 : Mr. Johnattan didn’t mind ___ (to help) me.

1. help 2. helped 3. to help 4. helping

Q4 : There are a lot of advantages __ working as a stewardess.

1. with 2. in 3. on 4. at

Q5 : ___ all our previous troubles we’ve got an another crashing news today.

1. in fact of 2. in addition to 3. nevertheless 4. however

Q6 : Transfer this Active Voice sentence into the Passive one: The company is still constructing the building.

1. The building is still constructed. 2. The building is still been constructed. 3. The building is still being constructed. 4. The building is still have being constructed.

Q7 : Please, __ your seats and fasten belts.

1. do 2. get 3. have 4. take

Q8 : I hate job interviews because it always seems like they __ (to look arrogantly) me.

1. look down on 2. look at 3. look int 4. look forward to

Q9 : Choose two forms of the verb ‘to misunderstand’ according to the order: Past Simple – Past Participle

1. misunderstanded – misunderstanden 2. misunderstanded – misunderstanded 3. misunderstood – misunderstanden 4. misunderstood – misunderstood

Q10 : Sure, you may take my phablet ____ you don’t damage it.

1. in spite of 2. whatever 3. provided 4. consequently

Q11 : Choose the sentence with the right word order

1. Ashley bought a new white mink fur coat a week ago 2. Ashley bought a white new mink fur coat a week ago. 3. Ashley bought a new mink white fur coat a week ago. 4. Ashley bought a white mink new fur coat a week ago.

Q 12 : There is __ table and four chairs in the kitchen.

1. an 2. – 3. a 4. the

Q13 : The weather ___ (to improve). I think we can go roller skating to the park soon.

1. improves 2. is improving 3. is being improving 4. is being improved

Q14 : In the cafe we __(to try) some delicious food, ___ (to drink) some wine and then we __ (to walk)a lot in the city centre.

1. were trying/were drinking/were walking 2. had tried / drank / were walking 3. tried/drank/walked 4. had tried/had drunk/walked

Q15 : Darrel has realised too late that he ____ (to wait) for Jill for more that 3 hours when her aircraft lands.

1. will wait 2. will have been waiting 3. will have waited 4. will be waiting

English Grammar Quiz 29

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