Grammar Quizzes

[Rina Hong]

Apostrophe Quiz:

1: Don't is an informal way to say Do not.
 a. true
 b. false

2: Isn't is an informal way to say Is not.
 a. true
 b. false

3: Would not is the formal way of saying wouldn't.
 a. true
 b. false

4: Cann't is the informal way of writing cannot.
 a. true
 b. false

5: Willn't is the informal way of writing will not.
 a. true
 b. false

6: Sheh'd is the informal way of writing She had.
 a. true
 b. false

7: He will is the formal way of saying he'll. 
 a. true
 b. false

8: Its is the informal way of saying It is. 
 a. true
 b. false

9: This sentence is correct: Jupiter's moons are very small.
 a. true
 b. false

10: This sentence is correct: The sun's hot today.
 a. true
 b. false

11: 'phone is an informal way of writing telephone.
 a. true
 b. false

12: I'd have liked that is an informal way of writing I could have liked that.
 a. true
 b. false

13: This sentence is correct: The books' spines were split.
 a. true
 b. false

14: This sentence is correct: You're teas getting cold. 
 a. true
 b. false

15: This sentence is correct: I got married in '69 in my sister's dress.
 a. true
 b. false

[hanes]

Apostrophe Quiz:

1: Don't is an informal way to say Do not.
 a. true
 b. false

2: Isn't is an informal way to say Is not.
 a. true
 b. false

3: Would not is the formal way of saying wouldn't.
 a. true
 b. false

4: Cann't is the informal way of writing cannot.
 a. true
 b. false

5: Willn't is the informal way of writing will not.
 a. true
 b. false

6: Sheh'd is the informal way of writing She had.
 a. true
 b. false

7: He will is the formal way of saying he'll. 
 a. true
 b. false

8: Its is the informal way of saying It is. 
 a. true
 b. false

9: This sentence is correct: Jupiter's moons are very small.
 a. true
 b. false

10: This sentence is correct: The sun's hot today.
 a. true
 b. false

11: 'phone is an informal way of writing telephone.
 a. true
 b. false

12: I'd have liked that is an informal way of writing I could have liked that.
 a. true
 b. false

13: This sentence is correct: The books' spines were split.
 a. true
 b. false

14: This sentence is correct: You're teas getting cold. 
 a. true
 b. false

15: This sentence is correct: I got married in '69 in my sister's dress.
 a. true
 b. false

mudah2 d antar kesekian soal yg d berikan bisa benar 1 soal.
wkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk

[Hendra Susanto]

Apostrophe Quiz:

1: Don't is an informal way to say Do not.
 a. true
 b. false

2: Isn't is an informal way to say Is not.
 a. true
 b. false

3: Would not is the formal way of saying wouldn't.
 a. true
 b. false

4: Cann't is the informal way of writing cannot.
 a. true
 b. false

5: Willn't is the informal way of writing will not.
 a. true
 b. false

6: Sheh'd is the informal way of writing She had.
 a. true
 b. false

7: He will is the formal way of saying he'll. 
 a. true
 b. false

8: Its is the informal way of saying It is. 
 a. true
 b. false

9: This sentence is correct: Jupiter's moons are very small.
 a. true
 b. false

10: This sentence is correct: The sun's hot today.
 a. true
 b. false

11: 'phone is an informal way of writing telephone.
 a. true
b. false

12: I'd have liked that is an informal way of writing I could have liked that.
 a. true
 b. false

13: This sentence is correct: The books' spines were split.
 a. true
 b. false

14: This sentence is correct: You're teas getting cold. 
 a. true
 b. false

15: This sentence is correct: I got married in '69 in my sister's dress.
 a. true
 b. false

haa...

[Rina Hong]

Hanes : Right answer = 7
           wrong answer = 8
Hendra :Right answer = 11
           wrong answer = 4

[Hendra Susanto]

to Ms. Rina,

would u please tell us which answers are wrong n give us some explanations about it...

[mushroom_kick]

Apostrophe Quiz:

1: Don't is an informal way to say Do not.
 a. true
 b. false

2: Isn't is an informal way to say Is not.
 a. true
 b. false

3: Would not is the formal way of saying wouldn't.
 a. true
 b. false

4: Cann't is the informal way of writing cannot.
 a. true
 b. false

5: Willn't is the informal way of writing will not.
 a. true
 b. false

6: Sheh'd is the informal way of writing She had.
 a. true
 b. false

7: He will is the formal way of saying he'll. 
 a. true
 b. false

8: Its is the informal way of saying It is. 
 a. true
 b. false

9: This sentence is correct: Jupiter's moons are very small.
 a. true
 b. false

10: This sentence is correct: The sun's hot today.
 a. true
 b. false

11: 'phone is an informal way of writing telephone.
 a. true
 b. false

12: I'd have liked that is an informal way of writing I could have liked that.
 a. true
 b. false

13: This sentence is correct: The books' spines were split.
 a. true
 b. false

14: This sentence is correct: You're teas getting cold. 
 a. true
 b. false

15: This sentence is correct: I got married in '69 in my sister's dress.
 a. true
 b. false

  correct me ...

[chizz_roll]

Apostrophe Quiz:

1: Don't is an informal way to say Do not.
a. true
 b. false

2: Isn't is an informal way to say Is not.
a. true
 b. false

3: Would not is the formal way of saying wouldn't.
 a. true
b. false

4: Cann't is the informal way of writing cannot.
 a. true
b. false

5: Willn't is the informal way of writing will not.
 a. true
b. false

6: Sheh'd is the informal way of writing She had.
 a. true
b. false

7: He will is the formal way of saying he'll. 
a. true
 b. false

8: Its is the informal way of saying It is. 
 a. true
b. false

9: This sentence is correct: Jupiter's moons are very small.
a. true
 b. false

10: This sentence is correct: The sun's hot today.
a. true
 b. false

11: 'phone is an informal way of writing telephone.
 a. true
b. false

12: I'd have liked that is an informal way of writing I could have liked that.
 a. true
b. false

13: This sentence is correct: The books' spines were split.
 a. true
b. false

14: This sentence is correct: You're teas getting cold. 
 a. true
b. false

15: This sentence is correct: I got married in '69 in my sister's dress.
 a. true
b. false

please correct me  , thanks 

[Rina Hong]

Hanes
 1: Don't is an informal way to say Do not.
You said: true
That's right, well done. You put the apostrophe in to replace the o. 
 2: Isn't is an informal way to say Is not.
You said: true
That's right, well done. You put the apostrophe in to replace the o. 
 3: Would not is the formal way of saying wouldn't.
You said: true
That's right, well done. You put the apostrophe in to replace the o. 
 4: Cann't is the informal way of writing cannot.
You said: false
Well done. The way to write cannot informally is can't. 
 5: Willn't is the informal way of writing will not.
You said: true
Won't is the informal way to write will not. 
 6: Sheh'd is the informal way of writing She had.
You said: true
She'd is the informal way to write she had. 
 7: He will is the formal way of saying he'll.
You said: false
You put the apostrophe in to replace the w and i. 
 8: Its is the informal way of saying It is.
You said: false
Well done. The way to write it is informally is it's. The only time you write its is when you are talking about something that belongs to someone or something - e.g: -The cat's eating its food' 
 9: This sentence is correct: Jupiter's moons are very small.
You said: true
You're right, this sentence is correct. The s on Jupiter shows it owns the moons so it needs an apostrophe. The s on moons shows there is more than one moon, so there's no need for an apostrophe here. 
 10: This sentence is correct: The sun's hot today.
You said: true
Well done, this sentence is correct. This is an informal way of writing - 'the sun is hot today'. 
11: 'phone is an informal way of writing telephone.
You said: false
'Phone is an informal way of writing telephone. The apostrophe shows that some letters have been missed out. 
 12: I'd have liked that is an informal way of writing I could have liked that.
You said: false
Well done. this sentence isn't correct. - 'I'd have liked that' is an informal way of writing - 'I would have liked that'. 
13: This sentence is correct: The books' spines were split.
You said: false
This sentence is correct. There is more than one book, so the apostrophe goes after the s - books'. 
 14: This sentence is correct: You're teas getting cold.
You said: true
The sentence should be - 'your tea's getting cold'. You're is an informal way of saying you are. You should use the word your here. 
  15: This sentence is correct: I got married in '69 in my sister's dress.
You said: false
Bad luck! '69 is an informal way of writing the date 1969, it shows where the numbers are missing. Sister's is correct. 

[Rina Hong]

Hendra
 1: Don't is an informal way to say Do not.
You said: true
That's right, well done. You put the apostrophe in to replace the o. 
 2: Isn't is an informal way to say Is not.
You said: true
That's right, well done. You put the apostrophe in to replace the o. 
 3: Would not is the formal way of saying wouldn't.
You said: true
That's right, well done. You put the apostrophe in to replace the o. 
 4: Cann't is the informal way of writing cannot.
You said: false
Well done. The way to write cannot informally is can't. 
 5: Willn't is the informal way of writing will not.
You said: false
Well done. The way to write will not informally is won't. 
 6: Sheh'd is the informal way of writing She had.
You said: false
Well done. The way to write she had informally is she'd. 
 7: He will is the formal way of saying he'll.
You said: true
That's right, well done. You put the apostrophe in to replace the letters w and i. 
 8: Its is the informal way of saying It is.
You said: false
Well done. The way to write it is informally is it's. The only time you write its is when you are talking about something that belongs to someone or something - e.g: -The cat's eating its food' 
9: This sentence is correct: Jupiter's moons are very small.
You said: false
The s on Jupiter shows it owns the moons so it needs an apostrophe. The s on moons shows there is more than one moon, so there's no need for an apostrophe here. 
 10: This sentence is correct: The sun's hot today.
You said: true
Well done, this sentence is correct. This is an informal way of writing - 'the sun is hot today'. 
 11: 'phone is an informal way of writing telephone.
You said: false
'Phone is an informal way of writing telephone. The apostrophe shows that some letters have been missed out. 
12: I'd have liked that is an informal way of writing I could have liked that.
You said: false
Well done. this sentence isn't correct. - 'I'd have liked that' is an informal way of writing - 'I would have liked that'. 
13: This sentence is correct: The books' spines were split.
You said: true
You're right, this sentence is correct. There is more than one book, so the apostrophe goes after the s - books'. 
 14: This sentence is correct: You're teas getting cold.
You said: false
Yes, this sentence isn't correct. The right sentence is - 'your tea's getting cold'. You're is an informal way of saying you are.
15 : you missed the answer

sorry you have 3 wrong answer.

[Rina Hong]

Mush = Correct = 11
           Incorrect = 4 (no.4,9,13,15)

Chizz = Correct = 11
           Incorrect = 4(no.3,11,13,15)

[Rina Hong]

 
 
 
 Double Negative quizzes

1: Does this sentence contain a double negative that confuses the meaning of the sentence?
'She doesn't know why she feels so tired.'
 a. yes
 b. no

2: Does this sentence contain a double negative that confuses the meaning of the sentence?
'Daniel doesn't have no interest in football.'
 a. yes
 b. no

 3: Does this sentence contain a double negative that confuses the meaning of the sentence?
'There aren't any ripe bananas in this bunch.'
 a. yes
 b. no

 4: Does this sentence contain a double negative that confuses the meaning of the sentence?
'No-one is going to Ayesha's party.'
 a. yes
 b. no
 
 5: Does this sentence contain a double negative that confuses the meaning of the sentence?
'The accident wasn't nobody's fault.'
 a. yes
 b. no

 6: Does this sentence contain a double negative that confuses the meaning of the sentence?
'You have no right to speak that way to nobody.'
 a. yes
 b. no

 7: Does this sentence contain a double negative that confuses the meaning of the sentence?
'I have no idea why Abraham didn't pass his driving test.'
 a. yes
 b. no

 8: Does this sentence contain a double negative that confuses the meaning of the sentence?
'Maxine hasn't never said thank you for her birthday present.'
 a. yes
 b. no

 9: Does this sentence contain a double negative that confuses the meaning of the sentence?
'There isn't nowhere Emile hasn't been for his holidays.'
 a. yes
 b. no

 10: Does this sentence contain a double negative that confuses the meaning of the sentence?
'Neither of my sisters aren't coming for the weekend.'
 a. yes
 b. no

11: Select the option that is a correct sentence and means the same as this given sentence:
'Marc has never been to America.'
 a. Marc hasn't never been to America.
 b. Marc has been to America.
 c. Marc hasn't ever been to America.

12: Select the option that is a correct sentence and means the same as this given sentence:
'I don't have any money to lend to you.'
 a. I have no money to lend to you.
 b. I don't have no money to lend to you
 c. I have money to lend you.

13: Select the option that is a correct sentence and means the same as this given sentence:
'I'd rather listen to Alicia Keys than anyone else.'
 a. There isn't nobody I'd rather listen to than Alicia Keys.
 b. There's somebody I'd rather listen to than Alicia Keys.
 c. There isn't anybody I'd rather listen to than Alicia Keys.
 
14: Select the option that is a correct sentence and means the same as this given sentence:
'None of the available jobs interests Rashid.'
 a. Rashid isn't interested in none of the available jobs.
 b. Rashid isn't interested in any of the available jobs.
 c. Rashid is interested in any of the available jobs.

 15: Select the option that is a correct sentence and means the same as this given sentence:
'Marion hasn't read any of the instructions properly.'
 a. Marion has read none of the instructions properly.
 b. Marion hasn't read none of the instructions properly.
 c. Marion has read all of the instructions properly.

16: This is a quote from a job application letter and it's wrong. Choose which option below matches what you think this person meant to say:
'I have never committed no crime.'
 a. I have never committed a crime.
 b. I have not committed no crime.
 
17: This is a quote from a job application letter and it's wrong. Choose which option below matches what you think this person meant to say:
'I have not never been late for work.'
 a. I have always been early to work.
 b. I have never been late for work

18: This is a quote from a job application letter and it's wrong. Choose which option below matches what you think this person meant to say:
'Nobody's never given me a bad report.'
 a. Everybody's not given me a bad report.
 b. I've never been given a bad report.
 
 

[Hendra Susanto]

thx Ms. Rina... actually i had answered for no 15 but it's gone

[Anestan]

 
 
 
 Double Negative quizzes

1: Does this sentence contain a double negative that confuses the meaning of the sentence?
'She doesn't know why she feels so tired.'
 a. yes
 b. no

2: Does this sentence contain a double negative that confuses the meaning of the sentence?
'Daniel doesn't have no interest in football.'
 a. yes
 b. no

 3: Does this sentence contain a double negative that confuses the meaning of the sentence?
'There aren't any ripe bananas in this bunch.'
 a. yes
 b. no

 4: Does this sentence contain a double negative that confuses the meaning of the sentence?
'No-one is going to Ayesha's party.'
 a. yes
 b. no
 
 5: Does this sentence contain a double negative that confuses the meaning of the sentence?
'The accident wasn't nobody's fault.'
 a. yes
 b. no

 6: Does this sentence contain a double negative that confuses the meaning of the sentence?
'You have no right to speak that way to nobody.'
 a. yes
 b. no

 7: Does this sentence contain a double negative that confuses the meaning of the sentence?
'I have no idea why Abraham didn't pass his driving test.'
 a. yes
 b. no

 8: Does this sentence contain a double negative that confuses the meaning of the sentence?
'Maxine hasn't never said thank you for her birthday present.'
 a. yes
 b. no

 9: Does this sentence contain a double negative that confuses the meaning of the sentence?
'There isn't nowhere Emile hasn't been for his holidays.'
 a. yes
 b. no

 10: Does this sentence contain a double negative that confuses the meaning of the sentence?
'Neither of my sisters aren't coming for the weekend.'
 a. yes
 b. no

11: Select the option that is a correct sentence and means the same as this given sentence:
'Marc has never been to America.'
 a. Marc hasn't never been to America.
 b. Marc has been to America.
 c. Marc hasn't ever been to America.

12: Select the option that is a correct sentence and means the same as this given sentence:
'I don't have any money to lend to you.'
 a. I have no money to lend to you.
 b. I don't have no money to lend to you
 c. I have money to lend you.

13: Select the option that is a correct sentence and means the same as this given sentence:
'I'd rather listen to Alicia Keys than anyone else.'
 a. There isn't nobody I'd rather listen to than Alicia Keys.
 b. There's somebody I'd rather listen to than Alicia Keys.
 c. There isn't anybody I'd rather listen to than Alicia Keys.
 
14: Select the option that is a correct sentence and means the same as this given sentence:
'None of the available jobs interests Rashid.'
 a. Rashid isn't interested in none of the available jobs.
 b. Rashid isn't interested in any of the available jobs.
 c. Rashid is interested in any of the available jobs.

 15: Select the option that is a correct sentence and means the same as this given sentence:
'Marion hasn't read any of the instructions properly.'
 a. Marion has read none of the instructions properly.
 b. Marion hasn't read none of the instructions properly.
 c. Marion has read all of the instructions properly.

16: This is a quote from a job application letter and it's wrong. Choose which option below matches what you think this person meant to say:
'I have never committed no crime.'
 a. I have never committed a crime.
 b. I have not committed no crime.
 
17: This is a quote from a job application letter and it's wrong. Choose which option below matches what you think this person meant to say:
'I have not never been late for work.'
 a. I have always been early to work.
 b. I have never been late for work

18: This is a quote from a job application letter and it's wrong. Choose which option below matches what you think this person meant to say:
'Nobody's never given me a bad report.'
 a. Everybody's not given me a bad report.
 b. I've never been given a bad report.
 
 

haaahaaa  correct me ya....

[hanes]

Hanes : Right answer = 7
           wrong answer = 8
Hendra :Right answer = 11
           wrong answer = 4

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maklum gk pande b.ing
wkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk.

[Rina Hong]

no problem hanes, we start everything from the first, right?

[53121f4n71]

 Double Negative quizzes

1: Does this sentence contain a double negative that confuses the meaning of the sentence?
'She doesn't know why she feels so tired.'
 a. yes
 b. no

2: Does this sentence contain a double negative that confuses the meaning of the sentence?
'Daniel doesn't have no interest in football.'
 a. yes
 b. no

 3: Does this sentence contain a double negative that confuses the meaning of the sentence?
'There aren't any ripe bananas in this bunch.'
 a. yes
 b. no

 4: Does this sentence contain a double negative that confuses the meaning of the sentence?
'No-one is going to Ayesha's party.'
 a. yes
 b. no
 
 5: Does this sentence contain a double negative that confuses the meaning of the sentence?
'The accident wasn't nobody's fault.'
 a. yes
 b. no

 6: Does this sentence contain a double negative that confuses the meaning of the sentence?
'You have no right to speak that way to nobody.'
 a. yes
 b. no

 7: Does this sentence contain a double negative that confuses the meaning of the sentence?
'I have no idea why Abraham didn't pass his driving test.'
 a. yes
 b. no

 8: Does this sentence contain a double negative that confuses the meaning of the sentence?
'Maxine hasn't never said thank you for her birthday present.'
 a. yes
 b. no

 9: Does this sentence contain a double negative that confuses the meaning of the sentence?
'There isn't nowhere Emile hasn't been for his holidays.'
 a. yes
 b. no

 10: Does this sentence contain a double negative that confuses the meaning of the sentence?
'Neither of my sisters aren't coming for the weekend.'
 a. yes
 b. no

11: Select the option that is a correct sentence and means the same as this given sentence:
'Marc has never been to America.'
 a. Marc hasn't never been to America.
 b. Marc has been to America.
 c. Marc hasn't ever been to America.

12: Select the option that is a correct sentence and means the same as this given sentence:
'I don't have any money to lend to you.'
 a. I have no money to lend to you.
 b. I don't have no money to lend to you
 c. I have money to lend you.

13: Select the option that is a correct sentence and means the same as this given sentence:
'I'd rather listen to Alicia Keys than anyone else.'
 a. There isn't nobody I'd rather listen to than Alicia Keys.
 b. There's somebody I'd rather listen to than Alicia Keys.
 c. There isn't anybody I'd rather listen to than Alicia Keys.
 
14: Select the option that is a correct sentence and means the same as this given sentence:
'None of the available jobs interests Rashid.'
 a. Rashid isn't interested in none of the available jobs.
 b. Rashid isn't interested in any of the available jobs.
 c. Rashid is interested in any of the available jobs.

 15: Select the option that is a correct sentence and means the same as this given sentence:
'Marion hasn't read any of the instructions properly.'
 a. Marion has read none of the instructions properly.
 b. Marion hasn't read none of the instructions properly.
 c. Marion has read all of the instructions properly.

16: This is a quote from a job application letter and it's wrong. Choose which option below matches what you think this person meant to say:
'I have never committed no crime.'
 a. I have never committed a crime.
 b. I have not committed no crime.
 
17: This is a quote from a job application letter and it's wrong. Choose which option below matches what you think this person meant to say:
'I have not never been late for work.'
 a. I have always been early to work.
 b. I have never been late for work

18: This is a quote from a job application letter and it's wrong. Choose which option below matches what you think this person meant to say:
'Nobody's never given me a bad report.'
 a. Everybody's not given me a bad report.
 b. I've never been given a bad report.
 
 

correct me......... 

[chizz_roll]

 
 
 
 Double Negative quizzes

1: Does this sentence contain a double negative that confuses the meaning of the sentence?
'She doesn't know why she feels so tired.'
 a. yes
b. no

2: Does this sentence contain a double negative that confuses the meaning of the sentence?
'Daniel doesn't have no interest in football.'
a. yes
 b. no

 3: Does this sentence contain a double negative that confuses the meaning of the sentence?
'There aren't any ripe bananas in this bunch.'
 a. yes
b. no

 4: Does this sentence contain a double negative that confuses the meaning of the sentence?
'No-one is going to Ayesha's party.'
 a. yes
b. no
 
 5: Does this sentence contain a double negative that confuses the meaning of the sentence?
'The accident wasn't nobody's fault.'
a. yes
 b. no

 6: Does this sentence contain a double negative that confuses the meaning of the sentence?
'You have no right to speak that way to nobody.'
a. yes
 b. no

 7: Does this sentence contain a double negative that confuses the meaning of the sentence?
'I have no idea why Abraham didn't pass his driving test.'
 a. yes
 b. no

 8: Does this sentence contain a double negative that confuses the meaning of the sentence?
'Maxine hasn't never said thank you for her birthday present.'
a. yes
 b. no

 9: Does this sentence contain a double negative that confuses the meaning of the sentence?
'There isn't nowhere Emile hasn't been for his holidays.'
a. yes
 b. no

 10: Does this sentence contain a double negative that confuses the meaning of the sentence?
'Neither of my sisters aren't coming for the weekend.'
a. yes
 b. no

11: Select the option that is a correct sentence and means the same as this given sentence:
'Marc has never been to America.'
 a. Marc hasn't never been to America.
 b. Marc has been to America.
c. Marc hasn't ever been to America.

12: Select the option that is a correct sentence and means the same as this given sentence:
'I don't have any money to lend to you.'
a. I have no money to lend to you.
 b. I don't have no money to lend to you
 c. I have money to lend you.

13: Select the option that is a correct sentence and means the same as this given sentence:
'I'd rather listen to Alicia Keys than anyone else.'
 a. There isn't nobody I'd rather listen to than Alicia Keys.
 b. There's somebody I'd rather listen to than Alicia Keys.
c. There isn't anybody I'd rather listen to than Alicia Keys.
 
14: Select the option that is a correct sentence and means the same as this given sentence:
'None of the available jobs interests Rashid.'
 a. Rashid isn't interested in none of the available jobs.
b. Rashid isn't interested in any of the available jobs.
 c. Rashid is interested in any of the available jobs.

 15: Select the option that is a correct sentence and means the same as this given sentence:
'Marion hasn't read any of the instructions properly.'
a. Marion has read none of the instructions properly.
 b. Marion hasn't read none of the instructions properly.
 c. Marion has read all of the instructions properly.

16: This is a quote from a job application letter and it's wrong. Choose which option below matches what you think this person meant to say:
'I have never committed no crime.'
 a. I have never committed a crime.
 b. I have not committed no crime.
 
17: This is a quote from a job application letter and it's wrong. Choose which option below matches what you think this person meant to say:
'I have not never been late for work.'
 a. I have always been early to work.
b. I have never been late for work

18: This is a quote from a job application letter and it's wrong. Choose which option below matches what you think this person meant to say:
'Nobody's never given me a bad report.'
 a. Everybody's not given me a bad report.
b. I've never been given a bad report.
 

Please correct me.. 

[mushroom_kick]

 
 
 
 Double Negative quizzes

1: Does this sentence contain a double negative that confuses the meaning of the sentence?
'She doesn't know why she feels so tired.'
 a. yes
 b. no

2: Does this sentence contain a double negative that confuses the meaning of the sentence?
'Daniel doesn't have no interest in football.'
 a. yes
 b. no

 3: Does this sentence contain a double negative that confuses the meaning of the sentence?
'There aren't any ripe bananas in this bunch.'
 a. yes
 b. no

 4: Does this sentence contain a double negative that confuses the meaning of the sentence?
'No-one is going to Ayesha's party.'
 a. yes
 b. no
 
 5: Does this sentence contain a double negative that confuses the meaning of the sentence?
'The accident wasn't nobody's fault.'
 a. yes
 b. no

 6: Does this sentence contain a double negative that confuses the meaning of the sentence?
'You have no right to speak that way to nobody.'
 a. yes
 b. no

 7: Does this sentence contain a double negative that confuses the meaning of the sentence?
'I have no idea why Abraham didn't pass his driving test.'
 a. yes
 b. no

 8: Does this sentence contain a double negative that confuses the meaning of the sentence?
'Maxine hasn't never said thank you for her birthday present.'
 a. yes
 b. no

 9: Does this sentence contain a double negative that confuses the meaning of the sentence?
'There isn't nowhere Emile hasn't been for his holidays.'
 a. yes
 b. no

 10: Does this sentence contain a double negative that confuses the meaning of the sentence?
'Neither of my sisters aren't coming for the weekend.'
 a. yes
 b. no

11: Select the option that is a correct sentence and means the same as this given sentence:
'Marc has never been to America.'
 a. Marc hasn't never been to America.
 b. Marc has been to America.
 c. Marc hasn't ever been to America.

12: Select the option that is a correct sentence and means the same as this given sentence:
'I don't have any money to lend to you.'
 a. I have no money to lend to you.
 b. I don't have no money to lend to you
 c. I have money to lend you.

13: Select the option that is a correct sentence and means the same as this given sentence:
'I'd rather listen to Alicia Keys than anyone else.'
 a. There isn't nobody I'd rather listen to than Alicia Keys.
 b. There's somebody I'd rather listen to than Alicia Keys.
 c. There isn't anybody I'd rather listen to than Alicia Keys.
 
14: Select the option that is a correct sentence and means the same as this given sentence:
'None of the available jobs interests Rashid.'
 a. Rashid isn't interested in none of the available jobs.
 b. Rashid isn't interested in any of the available jobs.
 c. Rashid is interested in any of the available jobs.

 15: Select the option that is a correct sentence and means the same as this given sentence:
'Marion hasn't read any of the instructions properly.'
 a. Marion has read none of the instructions properly.
 b. Marion hasn't read none of the instructions properly.
 c. Marion has read all of the instructions properly.

16: This is a quote from a job application letter and it's wrong. Choose which option below matches what you think this person meant to say:
'I have never committed no crime.'
 a. I have never committed a crime.
 b. I have not committed no crime.
 
17: This is a quote from a job application letter and it's wrong. Choose which option below matches what you think this person meant to say:
'I have not never been late for work.'
 a. I have always been early to work.
 b. I have never been late for work

18: This is a quote from a job application letter and it's wrong. Choose which option below matches what you think this person meant to say:
'Nobody's never given me a bad report.'
 a. Everybody's not given me a bad report.
 b. I've never been given a bad report.
 
 

difficult

[Anestan]

where is the result? heheh

[Rina Hong]

Anestan
1: Does this sentence contain a double negative that confuses the meaning of the sentence?
'She doesn't know why she feels so tired.'
You said: no
Well done, there is only one negative in this sentence. The negative word is doesn't.  
 2: Does this sentence contain a double negative that confuses the meaning of the sentence?
'Daniel doesn't have no interest in football.'
You said: yes
Well done, that's right! Doesn't and no are both negatives, so they have cancelled each other out in this sentence. The correct sentence would be: 'Daniel doesn't have any interest in football.' OR 'Daniel has no interest in football.'  
 3: Does this sentence contain a double negative that confuses the meaning of the sentence?
'There aren't any ripe bananas in this bunch.'
You said: no
Well done! There is only one negative in this sentence - aren't.  
 4: Does this sentence contain a double negative that confuses the meaning of the sentence?
'No-one is going to Ayesha's party.'
You said: no
Well done! The only negative in this sentence is no-one.  
 5: Does this sentence contain a double negative that confuses the meaning of the sentence?
'The accident wasn't nobody's fault.'
You said: yes
Well done, that's right. Wasn't and nobody are both negatives, so in this sentence they cancel each other out. The correct sentence would be: 'The accident wasn't anybody's fault.' OR 'The accident was nobody's fault.'  
 6: Does this sentence contain a double negative that confuses the meaning of the sentence?
'You have no right to speak that way to nobody.'
You said: yes
Well done! No and nobody are both negatives. The correct way to write this sentence would be: 'You have no right to speak that way to anybody.'  
 7: Does this sentence contain a double negative that confuses the meaning of the sentence?
'I have no idea why Abraham didn't pass his driving test.'
You said: no
That's right! That was difficult, so well done on getting it right. There ARE two negative words in this sentence - no and didn't - but they don't refer to the same thing. No is talking about the idea and didn't is talking about the driving test. Remember that negative words are only a double negative, which cancel each other out, if they are talking about the same thing.  
 8: Does this sentence contain a double negative that confuses the meaning of the sentence?
'Maxine hasn't never said thank you for her birthday present.'
You said: yes
Well done! Hasn't and never are both negatives being used to talk about the same thing. The correct way to write this sentence is: 'Maxine hasn't ever said thank you for her birthday present.' OR 'Maxine has never said thank you for her birthday present.'  
 9: Does this sentence contain a double negative that confuses the meaning of the sentence?
'There isn't nowhere Emile hasn't been for his holidays.'
You said: yes
Well done, that's right! Isn't and nowhere are both negatives being used to talk about the same thing. The correct way to write this sentence is: 'There isn't anywhere Emile hasn't been for his holidays.' OR 'There is nowhere Emile hasn't been for his holidays.'  
 10: Does this sentence contain a double negative that confuses the meaning of the sentence?
'Neither of my sisters aren't coming for the weekend.'
You said: no
Sorry, that's wrong. Neither and aren't are both negative and they cancel each other out - so this sentence means that one of the sisters IS coming for the weekend. The correct way to write this sentence is: 'Neither of my sisters are coming for the weekend'.
 11: Select the option that is a correct sentence and means the same as this given sentence:
'Marc has never been to America.'
You said: Marc hasn't ever been to America.
Brilliant, that's right. 'Marc has never been to America' contains one positive (has) and one negative (never). In this sentence there is still one positive and one negative, but they are swapped around. Hasn't is the negative and ever is the positive. 
 12: Select the option that is a correct sentence and means the same as this given sentence:
'I don't have any money to lend to you.'
You said: I have no money to lend to you.
Well done, that's right. In 'I don't have any money to lend to you' there is one negative (don't) and one positive (any). In 'I have no money to lend to you' the situation is the same, but have is the positive and no is the negative. 
 13: Select the option that is a correct sentence and means the same as this given sentence:
'I'd rather listen to Alicia Keys than anyone else.'
You said: There isn't anybody I'd rather listen to than Alicia Keys.
Congratulations, that's right. This sentence has the same sense as the original and only contains one negative (isn't). 
 14: Select the option that is a correct sentence and means the same as this given sentence:
'None of the available jobs interests Rashid.'
You said: Rashid isn't interested in any of the available jobs.
Well done, that's right. What a star you are. This sentence has just one negative (isn't) and has the same sense as the original. 
 15: Select the option that is a correct sentence and means the same as this given sentence:
'Marion hasn't read any of the instructions properly.'
You said: Marion has read none of the instructions properly.
Well done! This sentence has the same sense as the original and only contains one negative (none).
16: This is a quote from a job application letter and it's wrong. Choose which option below matches what you think this person meant to say:
'I have never committed no crime.'
You said: I have never committed a crime.
Well done! This a sentence that says that the writer has no criminal record. 
 17: This is a quote from a job application letter and it's wrong. Choose which option below matches what you think this person meant to say:
'I have not never been late for work.'
You said: I have always been early to work.
Sorry, that's wrong. This is a positive statement, but it doesn't match what the writer was trying to say. Never being late is not the same as always being early. 
 18: This is a quote from a job application letter and it's wrong. Choose which option below matches what you think this person meant to say:
'Nobody's never given me a bad report.'
You said: I've never been given a bad report.
Congratulations, that's right. Here you have removed the double negative from the original. 

 

[Anestan]

Anestan
1: Does this sentence contain a double negative that confuses the meaning of the sentence?
'She doesn't know why she feels so tired.'
You said: no
Well done, there is only one negative in this sentence. The negative word is doesn't.  
 2: Does this sentence contain a double negative that confuses the meaning of the sentence?
'Daniel doesn't have no interest in football.'
You said: yes
Well done, that's right! Doesn't and no are both negatives, so they have cancelled each other out in this sentence. The correct sentence would be: 'Daniel doesn't have any interest in football.' OR 'Daniel has no interest in football.'  
 3: Does this sentence contain a double negative that confuses the meaning of the sentence?
'There aren't any ripe bananas in this bunch.'
You said: no
Well done! There is only one negative in this sentence - aren't.  
 4: Does this sentence contain a double negative that confuses the meaning of the sentence?
'No-one is going to Ayesha's party.'
You said: no
Well done! The only negative in this sentence is no-one.  
 5: Does this sentence contain a double negative that confuses the meaning of the sentence?
'The accident wasn't nobody's fault.'
You said: yes
Well done, that's right. Wasn't and nobody are both negatives, so in this sentence they cancel each other out. The correct sentence would be: 'The accident wasn't anybody's fault.' OR 'The accident was nobody's fault.'  
 6: Does this sentence contain a double negative that confuses the meaning of the sentence?
'You have no right to speak that way to nobody.'
You said: yes
Well done! No and nobody are both negatives. The correct way to write this sentence would be: 'You have no right to speak that way to anybody.'  
 7: Does this sentence contain a double negative that confuses the meaning of the sentence?
'I have no idea why Abraham didn't pass his driving test.'
You said: no
That's right! That was difficult, so well done on getting it right. There ARE two negative words in this sentence - no and didn't - but they don't refer to the same thing. No is talking about the idea and didn't is talking about the driving test. Remember that negative words are only a double negative, which cancel each other out, if they are talking about the same thing.  
 8: Does this sentence contain a double negative that confuses the meaning of the sentence?
'Maxine hasn't never said thank you for her birthday present.'
You said: yes
Well done! Hasn't and never are both negatives being used to talk about the same thing. The correct way to write this sentence is: 'Maxine hasn't ever said thank you for her birthday present.' OR 'Maxine has never said thank you for her birthday present.'  
 9: Does this sentence contain a double negative that confuses the meaning of the sentence?
'There isn't nowhere Emile hasn't been for his holidays.'
You said: yes
Well done, that's right! Isn't and nowhere are both negatives being used to talk about the same thing. The correct way to write this sentence is: 'There isn't anywhere Emile hasn't been for his holidays.' OR 'There is nowhere Emile hasn't been for his holidays.'  
 10: Does this sentence contain a double negative that confuses the meaning of the sentence?
'Neither of my sisters aren't coming for the weekend.'
You said: no
Sorry, that's wrong. Neither and aren't are both negative and they cancel each other out - so this sentence means that one of the sisters IS coming for the weekend. The correct way to write this sentence is: 'Neither of my sisters are coming for the weekend'.
 11: Select the option that is a correct sentence and means the same as this given sentence:
'Marc has never been to America.'
You said: Marc hasn't ever been to America.
Brilliant, that's right. 'Marc has never been to America' contains one positive (has) and one negative (never). In this sentence there is still one positive and one negative, but they are swapped around. Hasn't is the negative and ever is the positive. 
 12: Select the option that is a correct sentence and means the same as this given sentence:
'I don't have any money to lend to you.'
You said: I have no money to lend to you.
Well done, that's right. In 'I don't have any money to lend to you' there is one negative (don't) and one positive (any). In 'I have no money to lend to you' the situation is the same, but have is the positive and no is the negative. 
 13: Select the option that is a correct sentence and means the same as this given sentence:
'I'd rather listen to Alicia Keys than anyone else.'
You said: There isn't anybody I'd rather listen to than Alicia Keys.
Congratulations, that's right. This sentence has the same sense as the original and only contains one negative (isn't). 
 14: Select the option that is a correct sentence and means the same as this given sentence:
'None of the available jobs interests Rashid.'
You said: Rashid isn't interested in any of the available jobs.
Well done, that's right. What a star you are. This sentence has just one negative (isn't) and has the same sense as the original. 
 15: Select the option that is a correct sentence and means the same as this given sentence:
'Marion hasn't read any of the instructions properly.'
You said: Marion has read none of the instructions properly.
Well done! This sentence has the same sense as the original and only contains one negative (none).
16: This is a quote from a job application letter and it's wrong. Choose which option below matches what you think this person meant to say:
'I have never committed no crime.'
You said: I have never committed a crime.
Well done! This a sentence that says that the writer has no criminal record. 
 17: This is a quote from a job application letter and it's wrong. Choose which option below matches what you think this person meant to say:
'I have not never been late for work.'
You said: I have always been early to work.
Sorry, that's wrong. This is a positive statement, but it doesn't match what the writer was trying to say. Never being late is not the same as always being early. 
 18: This is a quote from a job application letter and it's wrong. Choose which option below matches what you think this person meant to say:
'Nobody's never given me a bad report.'
You said: I've never been given a bad report.
Congratulations, that's right. Here you have removed the double negative from the original. 

 

ye...
wow, i don't expect that result...
i forget about number ten...
but i still confuse about number 17.
i think both answer is wrong...
maybe i think the answer should...
i always late for work..
please explain more

[Rina Hong]

Mush= Incorrect : 7(2,5,6,7,8,10,13)
         Correct : 11
Yanti= Incorrect : 4(5,8,10,17)
         Correct : 14
Chizz= Incorrect : 1(7)
         Correct : 17

[mushroom_kick]

Mush= Incorrect : 7(2,5,6,7,8,10,13)
         Correct : 11
Yanti= Incorrect : 4(5,8,10,17)
         Correct : 14
Chizz= Incorrect : 1(7)
         Correct : 17

burn my brain , thx miss Rina

[Rina Hong]

ye...
wow, i don't expect that result...
i forget about number ten...
but i still confuse about number 17.
i think both answer is wrong...
maybe i think the answer should...
i always late for work..
please explain more

Haven't here means "Belum" so the sentence means saya belum pernah terlambat kerja  so it is the same meaning with the second choice.

[Rina Hong]

1: Which of these sentences is correct?
 a. The vase of flowers look beautiful.
 b. The vase of flowers looks beautiful.

2: Which of these sentences is correct?
 a. My sister and I was going swimming.
 b. My sister and I were going swimming.
 
3: Which of these sentences is correct?
 a. The manager and the assistant manager were made redundant yesterday.
 b. The manager and the assistant manager was made redundant yesterday.

4: Which of these sentences is correct?
 a. The crowd was singing and cheering loudly.
 b. The crowd were singing and cheering loudly.

 5: Which of these sentences is correct?
 a. Everyone in the office have a computer.
 b. Everyone in the office has a computer.

6: Which of these sentences is correct?
 a. Our team are playing really well tonight.
 b. Our team is playing really well tonight.
 
7: Which of these sentences is correct?
 a. The advertisement, which has been placed in local newspapers, has attracted a lot of interest.
 b. The advertisement, which has been placed in local newspapers, have attracted a lot of interest.
 
8: Which of these sentences is correct?
 a. Only one of the kittens have survived.
 b. Only one of the kittens has survived.
 
 9: Which of these sentences is correct?
 a. No one do the job as well as you do.
 b. No one does the job as well as you do.

10: Which of these sentences is correct?
 a. Take care because the scissors are very sharp.
 b. Take care because the scissors is very sharp.
 
 


 
 

[mushroom_kick]

1: Which of these sentences is correct?
 a. The vase of flowers look beautiful.
 b. The vase of flowers looks beautiful.

2: Which of these sentences is correct?
 a. My sister and I was going swimming.
 b. My sister and I were going swimming.
 
3: Which of these sentences is correct?
 a. The manager and the assistant manager were made redundant yesterday.
 b. The manager and the assistant manager was made redundant yesterday.

4: Which of these sentences is correct?
 a. The crowd was singing and cheering loudly.
 b. The crowd were singing and cheering loudly.

 5: Which of these sentences is correct?
 a. Everyone in the office have a computer.
 b. Everyone in the office has a computer.

6: Which of these sentences is correct?
 a. Our team are playing really well tonight.
 b.Our team is playing really well tonight.
 
7: Which of these sentences is correct?
 a. The advertisement, which has been placed in local newspapers, has attracted a lot of interest.
 b. The advertisement, which has been placed in local newspapers, have attracted a lot of interest.
 
8: Which of these sentences is correct?
 a. Only one of the kittens have survived.
 b. Only one of the kittens has survived.
 
 9: Which of these sentences is correct?
 a. No one do the job as well as you do.
 b. No one does the job as well as you do.

10: Which of these sentences is correct?
 a. Take care because the scissors are very sharp.
 b. Take care because the scissors is very sharp.
 
 


 
 

  done

[53121f4n71]

1: Which of these sentences is correct?
 a. The vase of flowers look beautiful.
 b. The vase of flowers looks beautiful.

2: Which of these sentences is correct?
 a. My sister and I was going swimming.
 b. My sister and I were going swimming.
 
3: Which of these sentences is correct?
 a. The manager and the assistant manager were made redundant yesterday.
 b. The manager and the assistant manager was made redundant yesterday.

4: Which of these sentences is correct?
 a. The crowd was singing and cheering loudly.
 b. The crowd were singing and cheering loudly.

5: Which of these sentences is correct?
 a. Everyone in the office have a computer.
 b. Everyone in the office has a computer.

6: Which of these sentences is correct?
 a. Our team are playing really well tonight.
 b. Our team is playing really well tonight.
 
7: Which of these sentences is correct?
 a. The advertisement, which has been placed in local newspapers, has attracted a lot of interest.
 b. The advertisement, which has been placed in local newspapers, have attracted a lot of interest.
 
8: Which of these sentences is correct?
 a. Only one of the kittens have survived.
 b. Only one of the kittens has survived.
 
 9: Which of these sentences is correct?
 a. No one do the job as well as you do.
 b. No one does the job as well as you do.

10: Which of these sentences is correct?
 a. Take care because the scissors are very sharp.
 b. Take care because the scissors is very sharp.
 
 

[Anestan]

1: Which of these sentences is correct?
 a. The vase of flowers look beautiful.
 b. The vase of flowers looks beautiful.

2: Which of these sentences is correct?
 a. My sister and I was going swimming.
b. My sister and I were going swimming.
 
3: Which of these sentences is correct?
a. The manager and the assistant manager were made redundant yesterday.
 b. The manager and the assistant manager was made redundant yesterday.

4: Which of these sentences is correct?
 a. The crowd was singing and cheering loudly.
 b. The crowd were singing and cheering loudly.

 5: Which of these sentences is correct?
 a. Everyone in the office have a computer.
b. Everyone in the office has a computer.

6: Which of these sentences is correct?
 a. Our team are playing really well tonight.
b. Our team is playing really well tonight.
 
7: Which of these sentences is correct?
 a. The advertisement, which has been placed in local newspapers, has attracted a lot of interest.
 b. The advertisement, which has been placed in local newspapers, have attracted a lot of interest.
 
8: Which of these sentences is correct?
 a. Only one of the kittens have survived.
 b. Only one of the kittens has survived.
 
 9: Which of these sentences is correct?
a. No one do the job as well as you do.
 b. No one does the job as well as you do.

10: Which of these sentences is correct?
a. Take care because the scissors are very sharp.
 b. Take care because the scissors is very sharp.
 
 

[oddiezz]

1 b, 2 b , 3 a, 4 a, 5 b, 6 b, 7 a, 8b, 9 b, 10 a.

[Kristin_chan]

1: Which of these sentences is correct?
 b. The vase of flowers looks beautiful.

2: Which of these sentences is correct?
 b. My sister and I were going swimming.
 
3: Which of these sentences is correct?
 a. The manager and the assistant manager were made redundant yesterday.

4: Which of these sentences is correct?
 a. The crowd was singing and cheering loudly.

 5: Which of these sentences is correct?
 b. Everyone in the office has a computer.

6: Which of these sentences is correct?
 b. Our team is playing really well tonight.
 
7: Which of these sentences is correct?
 a. The advertisement, which has been placed in local newspapers, has attracted a lot of interest.
 
8: Which of these sentences is correct?
 b. Only one of the kittens has survived.
 
 9: Which of these sentences is correct?
 b. No one does the job as well as you do.

10: Which of these sentences is correct?
 b. Take care because the scissors is very sharp.
 
 


 
 

[chizz_roll]

1: Which of these sentences is correct?
 a. The vase of flowers look beautiful.
b. The vase of flowers looks beautiful.

2: Which of these sentences is correct?
 a. My sister and I was going swimming.
b. My sister and I were going swimming.
 
3: Which of these sentences is correct?
a. The manager and the assistant manager were made redundant yesterday.
 b. The manager and the assistant manager was made redundant yesterday.

4: Which of these sentences is correct?
a. The crowd was singing and cheering loudly.
 b. The crowd were singing and cheering loudly.

 5: Which of these sentences is correct?
 a. Everyone in the office have a computer.
 b. Everyone in the office has a computer.

6: Which of these sentences is correct?
a. Our team are playing really well tonight.
 b. Our team is playing really well tonight.
 
7: Which of these sentences is correct?
a. The advertisement, which has been placed in local newspapers, has attracted a lot of interest.
 b. The advertisement, which has been placed in local newspapers, have attracted a lot of interest.
 
8: Which of these sentences is correct?
 a. Only one of the kittens have survived.
b. Only one of the kittens has survived.
 
 9: Which of these sentences is correct?
a. No one do the job as well as you do.
 b. No one does the job as well as you do.

10: Which of these sentences is correct?
a. Take care because the scissors are very sharp.
 b. Take care because the scissors is very sharp.
 


 
 pls correct me 

[Forte]

1: Which of these sentences is correct?
 a. The vase of flowers look beautiful.
b. The vase of flowers looks beautiful.

2: Which of these sentences is correct?
 a. My sister and I was going swimming.
b. My sister and I were going swimming.
 
3: Which of these sentences is correct?
a. The manager and the assistant manager were made redundant yesterday.
 b. The manager and the assistant manager was made redundant yesterday.

4: Which of these sentences is correct?
a. The crowd was singing and cheering loudly.
 b. The crowd were singing and cheering loudly.

 5: Which of these sentences is correct?
 a. Everyone in the office have a computer.
b. Everyone in the office has a computer.

6: Which of these sentences is correct?
a. Our team are playing really well tonight.
b. Our team is playing really well tonight.
 
7: Which of these sentences is correct?
a. The advertisement, which has been placed in local newspapers, has attracted a lot of interest.
 b. The advertisement, which has been placed in local newspapers, have attracted a lot of interest.
 
8: Which of these sentences is correct?
 a. Only one of the kittens have survived.
b. Only one of the kittens has survived.
 
 9: Which of these sentences is correct?
 a. No one do the job as well as you do.
b. No one does the job as well as you do.

10: Which of these sentences is correct?
a. Take care because the scissors are very sharp.
 b. Take care because the scissors is very sharp.

[mushroom_kick]

Miss English, where r u?

[Rina Hong]

Sorry..hehe...

Mush : 2 Mistakes (4,10)
Fox : No Mistake
Yanti : 2 Mistakes (9,10)
Anestan : 1 Mistake (9)
Odiezz : No Mistake
Chizz : 2 Mistakes (6,9) ( no.5 no answer)
Kristin : 1 Mistake (10)

[Anestan]

Sorry..hehe...

Mush : 2 Mistakes (4,10)
Fox : No Mistake
Yanti : 2 Mistakes (9,10)
Anestan : 1 Mistake (9)
Odiezz : No Mistake
Chizz : 2 Mistakes (6,9)
Kristin : 1 Mistake (10)

huh?.... please explain... number 9,,,,

[mushroom_kick]

ic ic thx rina

[Rina Hong]

No One is singular For example we say "No Mistake" not " No Mistakes"

[Rina Hong]

Imperative Quiz

1: The following is written in the imperative.
'We need to close the windows.'

a. true
b. false

2: The following is written in the imperative.
'The children will walk quietly.'

a. true
a. false

3: The following is written in the imperative.
'Take all rubbish home.'

a. true
a. false

4: The following is written in the imperative.
'Fry the onion and garlic in the oil.'

a. true
b. false

5: The following is written in the imperative.
'To report an accident, dial 999.'

a. true
b. false

6: The following is written in the imperative.
'Do not undo the seatbelt until the car has stopped.'

a. true
b. false

7: The following is written in the imperative.
'You cannot eat in this room.'

a. true
b. false

8: The following is written in the imperative.
'Take care.'

a. true
b. false

9: The following is written in the imperative.
'Follow the red signs.'

a. true
b. false

10: The following is written in the imperative.
'You can place them here.'

a. true
b. false
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

[Anestan]

what is imperative?

[Rina Hong]

Please review in Practical EnGlish UsaGe's Topic..

[Anestan]

Please review in Practical EnGlish UsaGe's Topic..

 

Imperative Quiz

1: The following is written in the imperative.
'We need to close the windows.'

a. true
b. false

2: The following is written in the imperative.
'The children will walk quietly.'

a. true
a. false

3: The following is written in the imperative.
'Take all rubbish home.'

a. true
a. false

4: The following is written in the imperative.
'Fry the onion and garlic in the oil.'

a. true
b. false

5: The following is written in the imperative.
'To report an accident, dial 999.'

a. true
b. false

6: The following is written in the imperative.
'Do not undo the seatbelt until the car has stopped.'

a. true
b. false

7: The following is written in the imperative.
'You cannot eat in this room.'

a. true
b. false

8: The following is written in the imperative.
'Take care.'

a. true
b. false

9: The following is written in the imperative.
'Follow the red signs.'

a. true
b. false

10: The following is written in the imperative.
'You can place them here.'

a. true
b. false
 

[mushroom_kick]

Imperative Quiz

1: The following is written in the imperative.
'We need to close the windows.'

a. true
b. false

2: The following is written in the imperative.
'The children will walk quietly.'

a. true
a. false

3: The following is written in the imperative.
'Take all rubbish home.'

a. true
a. false

4: The following is written in the imperative.
'Fry the onion and garlic in the oil.'

a. true
b. false

5: The following is written in the imperative.
'To report an accident, dial 999.'

a. true
b. false

6: The following is written in the imperative.
'Do not undo the seatbelt until the car has stopped.'

a. true
b. false

7: The following is written in the imperative.
'You cannot eat in this room.'

a. true
b. false

8: The following is written in the imperative.
'Take care.'

a. true
b. false

9: The following is written in the imperative.
'Follow the red signs.'

a. true
b. false

10: The following is written in the imperative.
'You can place them here.'

a. true
b. false

[Rina Hong]

Anestan : No Mistake
Mush : 5 Mistakes (2,3,7,9,10)

[mushroom_kick]

Anestan : No Mistake
Mush : 5 Mistakes (2,3,7,9,10)

[Anestan]

Anestan : No Mistake
Mush : 5 Mistakes (2,3,7,9,10)

finally...
maybe we should wait another participant... hehehe

[Rina Hong]

 

[mushroom_kick]

Anestan : No Mistake
Mush : 5 Mistakes (2,3,7,9,10)

finally...
maybe we should wait another participant... hehehe

meanwhile i'm
 

[June]

Imperative Quiz

1: The following is written in the imperative.
'We need to close the windows.'

a. true
b. false

2: The following is written in the imperative.
'The children will walk quietly.'

a. true
a. false

3: The following is written in the imperative.
'Take all rubbish home.'

a. true
a. false

4: The following is written in the imperative.
'Fry the onion and garlic in the oil.'

a. true
b. false

5: The following is written in the imperative.
'To report an accident, dial 999.'

a. true
b. false

6: The following is written in the imperative.
'Do not undo the seatbelt until the car has stopped.'

a. true
b. false

7: The following is written in the imperative.
'You cannot eat in this room.'

a. true
b. false

8: The following is written in the imperative.
'Take care.'

a. true
b. false

9: The following is written in the imperative.
'Follow the red signs.'

a. true
b. false

10: The following is written in the imperative.
'You can place them here.'

a. true
b. false
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

[vathena]

1.a.true
2.a.true
3.a.true
4.b.false
5.b.false
6.b.false
7.a.true
8.b.false
9.b.false
10.a.true
11.b.false
12.a.true
13.b.false
14.b.false
15.b.false

salahnya berapa ci rina?

[Sunce™]

Apostrophe Quiz:

1: Don't is an informal way to say Do not.
 a. true
 b. false

2: Isn't is an informal way to say Is not.
 a. true
 b. false

3: Would not is the formal way of saying wouldn't.
 a. true
 b. false

4: Cann't is the informal way of writing cannot.
 a. true
 b. false

5: Willn't is the informal way of writing will not.
 a. true
 b. false

6: Sheh'd is the informal way of writing She had.
 a. true
 b. false

7: He will is the formal way of saying he'll.
 a. true
 b. false

8: Its is the informal way of saying It is.
 a. true
 b. false

9: This sentence is correct: Jupiter's moons are very small.
 a. true
 b. false

10: This sentence is correct: The sun's hot today.
 a. true
 b. false

11: 'phone is an informal way of writing telephone.
 a. true
 b. false

12: I'd have liked that is an informal way of writing I could have liked that.
 a. true
 b. false

13: This sentence is correct: The books' spines were split.
 a. true
 b. false

14: This sentence is correct: You're teas getting cold.
 a. true
 b. false

15: This sentence is correct: I got married in '69 in my sister's dress.
 a. true
 b. false

[vivianisun]

1: Don't is an informal way to say Do not.
 a. true
 b. false

2: Isn't is an informal way to say Is not.
 a. true
 b. false

3: Would not is the formal way of saying wouldn't.
 a. true
 b. false

4: Cann't is the informal way of writing cannot.
 a. true
 b. false

5: Willn't is the informal way of writing will not.
 a. true
 b. false

6: Sheh'd is the informal way of writing She had.
 a. true
 b. false

7: He will is the formal way of saying he'll.
 a. true
 b. false

8: Its is the informal way of saying It is.
 a. true
 b. false

9: This sentence is correct: Jupiter's moons are very small.
 a. true
 b. false

10: This sentence is correct: The sun's hot today.
 a. true
 b. false

11: 'phone is an informal way of writing telephone.
 a. true
 b. false

12: I'd have liked that is an informal way of writing I could have liked that.
 a. true
 b. false

13: This sentence is correct: The books' spines were split.
 a. true
 b. false

14: This sentence is correct: You're teas getting cold.
 a. true
 b. false

15: This sentence is correct: I got married in '69 in my sister's dress.
 a. true
 b. false








Am I Wrong or Right?
If I'm wrong, how many mistakes?
Hahaa

[Yani Puk]

1. a
2. b
3. a
4. b
5. b
6. b
7. a
8. b
9. a
10. a
11. b
12. b
13. a
14. b
15. a

Please let me know which false and corrrect for my answers
Thank you