Basic Sentence Formation! Grammar Trivia Quiz

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1. There are _________ days in the week.

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The correct answer is seven, which is also represented as the number 7. This is because there are seven days in a week, namely Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday.

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Basic Sentence Formation! Grammar Trivia Quiz - Quiz

Explore the basics of English grammar with the 'Basic Sentence Formation! Grammar Trivia Quiz'. This quiz tests your knowledge on sentence structure, punctuation, and word usage, enhancing your grammatical skills and preparing you for better communication.

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2. Today is Wednesday.  ____________ was Tuesday. 

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The word "yesterday" is used to refer to the day that came before the current day. Since today is Wednesday, the day that came before it would be Tuesday. Therefore, the correct answer is "yesterday."

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3.  Sumday I hop to bicome a ners.

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The correct answer is "Someday I hope to become a nurse." The answer corrects the spelling and grammar mistakes in the original sentence. "Sumday" is corrected to "Someday," "hop" is corrected to "hope," "bicome" is corrected to "become," and "ners" is corrected to "nurse." The corrected sentence makes grammatical sense and conveys the intended meaning.

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4. Can you please answer the door

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The given answer is correct because it is a polite and direct request for someone to respond to the door. The use of "can you please" shows politeness and the use of "answer the door" clearly conveys the action that is being requested. The repetition of the question in different forms does not change the correctness of the answer.

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5. Why did you do that

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There are _________ days in the week.
Today is Wednesday.  ____________ was Tuesday. 
 Sumday I hop to bicome a ners.
Can you please answer the door
Why did you do that
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