Grammar & Sentence Structure Flashcards
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Which sentence correctly uses the present perfect?
Answer: I have lived here since 2015.
The present perfect with 'since' marks a point when an ongoing action began.
Identify the sentence with a correctly placed modifier.
Answer: Running to the bus, she dropped her phone.
The participle phrase 'Running to the bus' correctly modifies the subject 'she'.
Choose the correct question tag: 'You haven't finished the assignment, ___?'
Answer: have you
A negative statement takes a positive tag using the same auxiliary 'have'.
Select the sentence using countable and uncountable nouns correctly.
Answer: There is little information and few details available.
'Information' is uncountable (little), while 'details' is countable (few).
Which sentence correctly uses an infinitive of purpose?
Answer: She studied hard to pass the exam.
The infinitive 'to pass' expresses the purpose of the action.
Choose the sentence with correct use of 'used to' for past habits.
Answer: We used to walk to school every day.
'Used to + base verb' describes a discontinued past habit.
Identify the correctly structured complex sentence.
Answer: Because she was tired, she left the meeting early.
A subordinate clause with 'because' joins the main clause without adding 'so'.