Grammar & Sentence Structure Flashcards
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Which sentence correctly uses the future continuous?
Answer: This time tomorrow, I will be flying to London.
The future continuous 'will be + -ing' describes an action in progress at a future moment.
Choose the sentence with correct parallel structure.
Answer: The course teaches reading, writing, and speaking.
Items in a list should share the same grammatical form, here all gerunds.
Select the sentence with correct use of 'wish'.
Answer: I wish I had more time to prepare.
'Wish' about an unreal present situation uses the past tense.
Which sentence correctly uses a conjunction to show contrast?
Answer: He is wealthy, yet he lives very simply.
'Yet' is a coordinating conjunction expressing contrast between two clauses.
Identify the sentence with the correct possessive form.
Answer: The students' projects were displayed in the hall.
For a plural noun ending in -s, the possessive apostrophe goes after the -s.
Choose the sentence that correctly uses 'so...that'.
Answer: The test was so hard that few students passed.
'So + adjective + that' links a quality to its result clause.
Which sentence correctly uses an inverted conditional?
Answer: Had I known the truth, I would have acted differently.
Inverting 'Had I known' replaces 'If I had known' in the third conditional.