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Grade 7 Grammar Quiz :)

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Grade 7 Grammar Quiz

Test your understanding of grammar concepts with our engaging Grade 7 Grammar Quiz! This quiz covers essential topics such as adverbs, conjunctions, gerunds, and infinitives.

12 challenging questions
Multiple-choice format
Instant feedback on your answers

12 Questions3 MinutesCreated by LearningLion231

Adverbs of time: We use 'Today' with:

Present Simple

Present perfect

Past Simple

Present Continuous

Two conjunctions(veznici) that we normally use with Past Continuous are:

When

Where

While

Two adverbs that we use with both Present Simple and Present Perfect are:

Often

Every day

Always

Once a week

Never

Already

'He went out last night' in negative form is:

He didn't gone out

He wasn't gone out

He didn't go out

She _________________(live) here since 2005. The right form of the verb is:

She has left

Lived

Has lived

'Whole yesterday morning' denotes (oznacava):

Past Simple

Present Perfect

Past Continuous

Gerund or infinitive: He told me _______________(buy) some milk.

To buy

Buying

She avoided ________________(tidy) her room.

Tidying

To tidy

Tiding

Jane promised ________________(keep) our secret.

Keeping

To keep

Keepping

He's remembered _______________(write)an essay later.

Writing

To write

We stopped _______________(play) loud music because of the neighbours.

To play

Playing

Find three verbs after which we use both gerund and infinitive:

Love

Promise

Offer

Hate

Try

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