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KFUPM 02 Mid-term exam Grammar

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  • IS THIS SENTENCE CORRECT? We haven't done the mid-term exam already.
    IT IS WRONG: IT SHOULD BE: We haven't done the mid-term exam yet.
  • CORRECT? They drove home when they were having an accident.
    NO. They were driving home when they had an accident.
  • CORRECT?: We will have the mid-term exam on Tuesday.
    NO: We are having the mid-term exam on Tuesday. (Present continuous for fixed arrangement)
  • IS THIS CORRECT? Could you tell me we need to bring our student ID cards tomorrow?
    NO. Could you tell me IF we need to bring... (Indirect question with Yes/No answer)
  • CORRECT?: His plane must be arrived by now.
    NO. His plane must have arrived. (Probability in the past)
  • IS THIS CORRECT? I have broken my arm when I was younger.
    NO. I broke my arm when I was younger. (PAST SIMPLE)
  • CORRECT? When I phoned about the car for sale, the guy had already sold it.
    CORRECT. Past simple and past perfect simple.
  • Your friend went to London. He met some people there. ASK HIM A QUESTION ABOUT IT (starting with "Who...")
    Who did you meet when you went to London? (Past simple object question)
  • IS THIS CORRECT? Sugar is tasting sweet.
    NO. Sugar tastes sweet. (STATIVE VERB)
  • IS THIS CORRECT? Kabsa is consisting of rice, chicken and spices.
    NO. Kabsa consists of... (STATIVE VERB)
  • CORRECT THIS SENTENCE: I musted help my grandmother go shopping last week.
    I had to help my grandmother go shopping last week.
  • You teacher is not allowed to tell you your writing scores yet. WHAT WOULD HE SAY? USE FIRST CONDITIONAL (When...)
    When I am allowed to tell you your scores, I will tell you.
  • CORRECT? My teacher has teached English for 20 years.
    NO. Has taught (IRREGULAR PAST PARTICIPLE)
  • IS THIS CORRECT? Who did see the film with you?
    NO. Who saw the film with you. (Subject question)
  • CORRECT?: I'll call you later, if I have time.
    NO: You don't need a comma if the 'IF CLAUSE' is in second position.
  • IS THIS CORRECT? My grandmother is tasting the soup.
    YES. Taste is a DYNAMIC VERB in this sentence.
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