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  • If the delimiter is used in a question, the question should be surrounded by double quotes: "My, question","My, answer"
  • The first answer in the multiple choice question must be the correct answer.

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Interrogative: I always understood what the teacher said.
Did I always understand what the teacher said?
Interrogative: I pay for lunch.
Did I pay for lunch?
Interrogative: They wore glasses.
Did they wear glasses?
Interrogative: She wrote a poem.
Did she write a poem?
Interrogative: You read (past) Dickens.
Did you read Dickens?
What's this?
A beach
What's this?
A lake
What's this?
A mountain
What's this?
A waterfall
What's this?
A river
What's this?
A volcano
Say it in the past tense: I always watch TV in English when I am in India.
I always watched TV in English when I was in India.
Say it in the past tense: The people in Denmark are friendly.
The people in Denmark were friendly.
Say it in the past tense: I speak Dutch when I visit the Netherlands.
I spoke Dutch when I visited the Netherlands.
Say it in the past tense: I eat pasta when I travel to Italy.
I ate pasta when I travelled to Italy.
Say it in the past tense: I go to the bakery everyday when I study in France.
I went to the bakery everyday when I studied in France.
Use the Saxon Genitive: The garden of our neighbours is beautiful.
Our neighbours' garden is beautiful.
Use the Saxon Genitive: The balcony of the apartment has a great view.
The apartment's balcony has a great view.
Use the Saxon Genitive: The kitchen of my parents is always clean.
My parents' kitchen is always clean.
Use the Saxon Genitive: The room of my brother is very messy.
My brother's room is messy.
A person from New Zealand is...
New Zealander (a kiwi)
A person from Pakistan is...
Pakistani
A person from Peru is...
Peruvian
A person from Switzerland is...
Swiss
A person from Wales is...
Welsh
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