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Question 1Niveau 1/3
Which sentence correctly illustrates “past participle done”?
Bonne réponse : They have done it.
“They have done it.” correctly illustrates the grammar point “past participle done”.
Réponse : They have done it. — “They have done it.” correctly illustrates the grammar point “past participle done”.
Question 2Niveau 1/3
Which sentence correctly illustrates “do not have to”?
Bonne réponse : You do not have to come.
“You do not have to come.” correctly illustrates the grammar point “do not have to”.
Réponse : You do not have to come. — “You do not have to come.” correctly illustrates the grammar point “do not have to”.
Question 3Niveau 1/3
Which sentence correctly illustrates “present perfect I”?
Bonne réponse : I have finished.
“I have finished.” correctly illustrates the grammar point “present perfect I”.
Réponse : I have finished. — “I have finished.” correctly illustrates the grammar point “present perfect I”.
Question 4Niveau 1/3
Choose the relative pronoun for a person: “The teacher … helped us.”
Bonne réponse : who
Who introduces a relative clause referring to a person.
Réponse : who — Who introduces a relative clause referring to a person.
Question 5Niveau 2/3
Complete the future sentence: “They … tomorrow.”
Bonne réponse : will play
Will followed by the base verb expresses the future here.
Réponse : will play — Will followed by the base verb expresses the future here.
Question 6Niveau 2/3
Which sentence correctly illustrates “second conditional”?
Bonne réponse : If I had time, I would read.
“If I had time, I would read.” correctly illustrates the grammar point “second conditional”.
Réponse : If I had time, I would read. — “If I had time, I would read.” correctly illustrates the grammar point “second conditional”.
Question 7Niveau 1/3
Which sentence correctly illustrates “present continuous she”?
Bonne réponse : She is reading.
“She is reading.” correctly illustrates the grammar point “present continuous she”.
Réponse : She is reading. — “She is reading.” correctly illustrates the grammar point “present continuous she”.
Question 8Niveau 1/3
Which sentence correctly illustrates “present simple we”?
Bonne réponse : We read every day.
“We read every day.” correctly illustrates the grammar point “present simple we”.
Réponse : We read every day. — “We read every day.” correctly illustrates the grammar point “present simple we”.
Question 9Niveau 2/3
Which sentence correctly illustrates “ever in a question”?
Bonne réponse : Have you ever visited London?
“Have you ever visited London?” correctly illustrates the grammar point “ever in a question”.
Réponse : Have you ever visited London? — “Have you ever visited London?” correctly illustrates the grammar point “ever in a question”.
Question 10Niveau 1/3
Choose the correct negative form: “They … like milk.”
Bonne réponse : do not
With they in the simple present, the negative form is do not.
Réponse : do not — With they in the simple present, the negative form is do not.
Question 11Niveau 1/3
Which sentence correctly illustrates “subject pronoun she”?
Bonne réponse : She is happy.
“She is happy.” correctly illustrates the grammar point “subject pronoun she”.
Réponse : She is happy. — “She is happy.” correctly illustrates the grammar point “subject pronoun she”.
Question 12Niveau 2/3
Which sentence correctly illustrates “negative do not”?
Bonne réponse : I do not swim.
“I do not swim.” correctly illustrates the grammar point “negative do not”.
Réponse : I do not swim. — “I do not swim.” correctly illustrates the grammar point “negative do not”.
Question 13Niveau 2/3
Which sentence correctly illustrates “since starting point”?
Bonne réponse : I have lived here since 2020.
“I have lived here since 2020.” correctly illustrates the grammar point “since starting point”.
Réponse : I have lived here since 2020. — “I have lived here since 2020.” correctly illustrates the grammar point “since starting point”.
Question 14Niveau 2/3
Which sentence correctly illustrates “never with present perfect”?
Bonne réponse : I have never flown.
“I have never flown.” correctly illustrates the grammar point “never with present perfect”.
Réponse : I have never flown. — “I have never flown.” correctly illustrates the grammar point “never with present perfect”.
Question 15Niveau 1/3
Which sentence correctly illustrates “past of go”?
Bonne réponse : She went home.
“She went home.” correctly illustrates the grammar point “past of go”.
Réponse : She went home. — “She went home.” correctly illustrates the grammar point “past of go”.
Question 16Niveau 1/3
Complete: “I … at school yesterday.”
Bonne réponse : was
The simple-past form of be with I is was.
Réponse : was — The simple-past form of be with I is was.
Question 17Niveau 2/3
Which sentence correctly illustrates “demonstrative this”?
Bonne réponse : This is my bag.
“This is my bag.” correctly illustrates the grammar point “demonstrative this”.
Réponse : This is my bag. — “This is my bag.” correctly illustrates the grammar point “demonstrative this”.
Question 18Niveau 2/3
Which sentence correctly illustrates “irregular plural child”?
Bonne réponse : The children are playing.
“The children are playing.” correctly illustrates the grammar point “irregular plural child”.
Réponse : The children are playing. — “The children are playing.” correctly illustrates the grammar point “irregular plural child”.
Question 19Niveau 2/3
Which sentence correctly illustrates “past time marker”?
Bonne réponse : Yesterday, I walked.
“Yesterday, I walked.” correctly illustrates the grammar point “past time marker”.
Réponse : Yesterday, I walked. — “Yesterday, I walked.” correctly illustrates the grammar point “past time marker”.
Question 20Niveau 2/3
Complete: “Tom and Mia bring … books.”
Bonne réponse : their
Their is the possessive determiner referring to Tom and Mia.
Réponse : their — Their is the possessive determiner referring to Tom and Mia.
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