English Test (Expert Level) Quiz
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This test is for advanced, super-advanced, and expert learners of English.
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What is the RIGHT situation to use the inversion? A), B) or both? a) There goes the phone. Could you answer it?b) My bike's been stolen! There goes $ 100!
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A)
- B.
B)
- C.
Both
Correct Answer
C. BothExplanation
Both situations in the given options are appropriate for using inversion. Inversion is a grammatical structure where the usual word order of a sentence is reversed, typically placing the verb before the subject. In both situations, the verb "goes" is placed before the subject, which creates a more dramatic or emphatic effect. Inversion is commonly used in exclamatory sentences or to add emphasis. Therefore, both options A and B demonstrate the correct usage of inversion.Rate this question:
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- 2.
Is this sentence RIGHT, WRONG, POSSIBLE? Jones will be being allowed to go out soon at this rate.
- A.
RIGHT
- B.
WRONG
- C.
POSSIBLE
Correct Answer
C. POSSIBLEExplanation
The sentence "Jones will be being allowed to go out soon at this rate" is grammatically correct and makes sense. It indicates that Jones will have permission to go out in the near future, based on the current situation or progress. The use of the future progressive tense ("will be being allowed") implies that the action of being allowed to go out is ongoing or in progress. Therefore, the sentence is possible.Rate this question:
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Is this sentence RIGHT, WRONG, POSSIBLE? Don't let's invite them.
- A.
RIGHT
- B.
WRONG
- C.
POSSIBLE only in GB
- D.
POSSIBLE only in US
Correct Answer
C. POSSIBLE only in GBExplanation
The sentence "Don't let's invite them" is a contraction of "Do not let us invite them." This construction is commonly used in British English, where it is considered grammatically correct. In American English, however, the contraction "Don't let's" is not commonly used, and the sentence would typically be expressed as "Let's not invite them." Therefore, the sentence is only possible in British English.Rate this question:
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Is this sentence RIGHT, WRONG, POSSIBLE?Sue didn't want to go out for a walking . (meaning:... for a walk)
- A.
RIGHT
- B.
WRONG
- C.
POSSIBLE, but less common
Correct Answer
B. WRONGExplanation
The given sentence is incorrect because it uses the wrong preposition "out" after the verb "go." The correct phrase should be "go for a walk." Therefore, the sentence should be "Sue didn't want to go for a walk."Rate this question:
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Which sentence(s) is(are) CORRECT?a) Let's don't invite them!b) Don't let's invite them!c) It is I who needs your help.d) They are a husband and wife. e) Jane plays piano.
- A.
All of them are CORRECT!
- B.
A) C) D)
- C.
B) C)
- D.
C) is the only one that is CORRECT, but very formal
Correct Answer
A. All of them are CORRECT!Explanation
All of the sentences are correct. Sentence a) is a colloquial way of saying "Let's not invite them!" Sentence b) is a less common construction, but it is grammatically correct and means "Let's not invite them!" Sentence c) is grammatically correct, although it is more formal to say "It is I who need your help." Sentence d) is grammatically correct and describes a married couple. Sentence e) is grammatically correct and states that Jane plays the piano.Rate this question:
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Which sentence(s) is(are) WRONG?a) Why not take a holiday?b) Have you been able to meet his wife to be? c) I'd like to lay down and go to sleep. d) He's much the most boring man of them all.e) Tom and Mike'er nice guys, but I think that Tom is the nicer.
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All these sentences are WRONG!
- B.
A) B)
- C.
C) E) D)
- D.
D)
- E.
C)E)
Correct Answer
E. C)E)Explanation
The given correct answer is C)E). This means that sentences c) and e) are wrong. Sentence c) "I'd like to lay down and go to sleep" is incorrect because the correct form should be "I'd like to lie down and go to sleep." Sentence e) "Tom and Mike'er nice guys, but I think that Tom is the nicer" is incorrect because it should be "Tom and Mike are nice guys, but I think that Tom is nicer."Rate this question:
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Is this sentence RIGHT or WRONG? If it's WRONG, correc it:Used you to play piano in your childhood?
- A.
Did you used to play the piano in your childhood?
- B.
Did you use to play the piano in your childhood?
- C.
The sentence is RIGHT!
- D.
Use you did to play the piano in your childhood?
Correct Answer
C. The sentence is RIGHT!Explanation
The given answer is correct because it identifies that the sentence "The sentence is RIGHT!" is grammatically correct.Rate this question:
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- 8.
Finish the saying:Better be born lucky than_______
- A.
Smart
- B.
Wise
- C.
Intelligent
Correct Answer
B. WiseExplanation
The saying suggests that it is more advantageous to be born lucky rather than wise. This implies that luck or good fortune can bring more success and happiness in life than intelligence or knowledge alone. Being wise may help in making good decisions, but luck can provide unexpected opportunities and favorable outcomes that cannot be achieved solely through intelligence.Rate this question:
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Is this sentence RIGHT or WRONG?"...This led to much conversation; and as it was evident that he wanted to talk, if only for talking's sake, I asked him many questions regarding things that had already happened to me or come within my notice..." (Bram Stoker's Dracula)
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The sentence is WRONG, there is a definite article missing before "...things"
- B.
The sentence is RIGHT!
- C.
The sentence is WRONG, it should be " ....if only for A talking's sake", not "...if only for talking's sake"
Correct Answer
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What topic are these 3 nouns all about? 1) a hot-hole 2) a hot-bot. 3) a hot-box.
- A.
SEX
- B.
MAIL SERVICE AMERICAN SLANG
- C.
MAIL SERVICE BRITISH SLANG
- D.
CARS
Correct Answer
A. SEXExplanation
These three nouns, "a hot-hole," "a hot-bot," and "a hot-box," are all related to the topic of sex.Rate this question:
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Which sentence(s) is(are) RIGHT?a) Boy, am I hungry!b) This data is...c) This data are...d) Your mother's at home, is she? e) I was being very careful.
- A.
A)
- B.
B)
- C.
B) and E)
- D.
All these sentences are WRONG!
- E.
All these sentences are RIGHT!
Correct Answer
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