COMMONLY CONFUSED WORDS QUIZ 3

Commonly confused words are words that sound the same but are spelt differently, for example, pear/pair; see/sea; here/hear; to/too etc. Some of the words do not sound the same, but tend to be confused: affect/effect etc

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TENSE QUIZ

It is important to use the correct tense when speaking or writing. The present tense refers to actions that are taking place at the present time - now, for example, "I kick the ball." The past tense refers to something that has taken place a few minutes ago, a day ago, a week ago or years ago: "Yesterday, I kicked the ball." The future refers to something that is still going to take place in the next few minutes, tomorrow, next month or years into the future, for example, "Tomorrow I will kick the ball."

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ARTICLES QUIZ

There are 3 articles: "a", "an" and "the". Indefinite articles such as "a" and "an" refer to something that is not specific whereas "the", a definite article refers to something specific. "a" refers to any car that you may see on a road, for example, "I like a car because it is convenient." "a" refers to any car. However, if I say, "That is the car I want to buy.", I'm referring to a specific car and not just any car. We use "an" mainly before nouns that begin with vowels (a,e,i,o,u), for example, "I ate an orange for lunch" and I use an umbrella when it rains. There are exceptions to the rule. You do not say "a hour" instead the correct article to use is "an" in "an hour" and you do not say "an university" instead you say "a university".

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COMMONLY CONFUSED WORDS QUIZ 2

Commonly confused words are words that sound the same but are spelt differently, for example, pear/pair; see/sea; here/hear; to/too etc. Some of the words do not sound the same, but tend to be confused: affect/effect etc

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RELATIVE PRONOUNS QUIZ

Relative pronouns such as that, who, whom, whose, which, where, when, and why, are used to join clauses to make a complex sentence. This is the boat that Jack bought. I don't know the day when I'll leave home. The teacher, whom I admire, is knowledgeable.

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PARTS OF SPEECH - ADVERB QUIZ

Adverbs modify verbs or add to the meaning of a verb. There are adverbs of manner - gradually, lovingly, importantly. There are adverbs of time - now, soon. There are adverbs of place - here.

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PARTS OF SPEECH - ADJECTIVE QUIZ

Adjectives are describing words that tell us about a person, place or thing, for example, attractive, kind, gentle, wild, huge, crowded, silver etc

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