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YLC5 - TIMEZONES 3 - GRAMMAR BOOSTER 2

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  • How do we pronounce the -ed in “arrived”?
    /d/
    /ɪd/
    /əd/
    /t/
  • Verbs ending in a vowel + -y:
    double the consonant
    -ied
    -ed
    -d
  • My brother is worse at cooking than anyone I know. → What is the correct rewrite?
    My brother is worst cook I know.
    My brother is the baddest cook I know.
    My brother is the worst cook I know.
    My brother is worse cook I know.
  • Verbs ending in /t/ or /d/ are pronounced:
    /ɪd/
    /əd/
    /t/
    /d/
  • What is the correct question form?
    Did she use to go near dogs?
    Do she use to go near dogs?
    Did she used to go near dogs?
    Does she used to go near dogs?
  • The correct question form is:
    Did she be at the library?
    Were she at the library?
    Did she was at the library?
    Was she at the library?
  • Choose the correct sentence:
    Last weekend, we went hiking in the mountains.
    Last weekend, we have gone hiking in the mountains.
    Last weekend, we go hiking in the mountains.
    Last weekend, we going hiking in the mountains.
  • Which sentence is correct?
    She didn’t go to school yesterday.
    She didn’t went to school yesterday.
    She didn’t went to school yesterday.
    She not go to school yesterday.
  • How do we pronounce the -ed in “wanted” and “needed”?
    /t/
    /ɪd/
    /d/
    /əd/
  • Nothing in the store was more expensive than this jacket. → What is the correct rewrite?
    This jacket was costliest item in the store.
    This jacket was the costliest item in the store.
    This jacket was most costly item in the store.
    This jacket was the most costly item in the store.
  • Which word has the -ed pronounced as /ɪd/?
    decided
    laughed
    played
    helped
  • Verbs ending in voiced sounds are pronounced:
    /əd/
    /ɪd/
    /t/
    /d/
  • Verbs ending in a consonant + -y change to:
    -ed
    -ied
    -d
    double the consonant
  • What is the correct superlative form of “disappointing”?
    disappointingest
    the most disappointing
    disappointinger
    more disappointing
  • Verbs ending in voiceless sounds are pronounced:
    /d/
    /ɪd/
    /t/
    /əd/
  • Which sentence uses the superlative correctly?
    Jack is the badest student in class.
    Jack is worst student in class.
    Jack is worse student in class.
    Jack is the worst student in class.
  • The example “Last Saturday, the weather was cool” uses Past Simple because the action happened:
    every Saturday
    right now
    in the future
    at a specific time in the past
  • What is the correct sentence for “They visited their grandparents every summer until 2020”?
    They use to visit their grandparents every summer.
    They used to visit their grandparents every summer.
    They used visit their grandparents every summer.
    They used to visited their grandparents every summer.
  • What does “Emma used to be afraid of dogs” mean?
    She was afraid of dogs in the past, but not anymore.
    She is still afraid of dogs now.
    She is afraid of dogs every day.
    She will be afraid of dogs in the future.
  • Emma is the least talented singer in the band. → Which is the correct rewrite?
    All other singers in the band are talented than Emma.
    All other singers in the band are more talented than Emma.
    All other singers in the band are the most talented than Emm
    All other singers in the band are talenteder than Emma.
  • How do we pronounce the -ed in “stopped”?
    /t/
    /əd/
    /d/
    /ɪd/
  • Verbs ending in a stressed vowel + consonant:
    double the last consonant + -ed
    -ed
    -d
    -ied
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