Verb To Be Grammar Quiz

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This 'Verb to Be' grammar quiz assesses the ability to correctly construct sentences using the verb 'to be'. It tests understanding of sentence structure and grammatical correctness, essential for mastering English language skills.

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1.

Rearrange the words to form a new sentence: years am old. twenty-five I

Explanation
The given sentence "years am old. twenty-five I" is rearranged to form the correct sentence "I am twenty-five years old".

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22
2.

Are we from Qatar

Explanation
The given answer simply restates the statement "We are from Qatar." It confirms that the speaker and the person being addressed are indeed from Qatar.

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15
3.

I'm is and name student. Anton a My

Explanation
The given sentence is a jumbled version of the correct answer. By rearranging the words, we get the correct sentence "My name is Anton and I'm a student." This sentence provides the necessary information about the speaker's name and occupation.

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4.

Is This bed my
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a It's today. day nice
6.

Friend's name his Ahmed is (construct the sentence, use capitalization and punctuation marks)

Explanation
The given sentence is not grammatically correct as it is missing punctuation and capitalization. The correct sentence should be "His friend's name is Ahmed."

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11
7.

Doctor a Khaled is

Explanation
The given correct answer is "Khaled is a doctor" because it correctly rearranges the words "doctor" and "Khaled" to form a grammatically correct sentence. The subject "Khaled" is followed by the verb "is" and the predicate "a doctor," indicating that Khaled is a doctor.

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8.

Table the magazines the on are coffee
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Are students twelve class. There my in
10.

Letter. My at top of the address is the

Explanation
The given answer accurately states that the address is located at the top of the letter. This is a common practice in letter writing, where the sender's address is usually placed at the top of the letterhead. This allows the recipient to easily identify the sender and their contact information.

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