KET English Grammar 3 — Questions and Answers
Question 1: Which sentence uses 'some' correctly?
- Would you like some help? (Correct answer)
- I don't have some money.
- She hasn't got some friends.
- He didn't eat some lunch.
Correct answer: Would you like some help?
'Some' is used in affirmative sentences and polite offers/requests.
Question 2: Choose the correct modal: 'You ___ wear a seatbelt in the car. It's the law.'
- might
- could
- must (Correct answer)
- would
Correct answer: must
'Must' expresses obligation or necessity.
Question 3: Select the correct sentence about future plans.
- I going to visit Paris next summer.
- I am go to visit Paris next summer.
- I am going to visit Paris next summer. (Correct answer)
- I going to visited Paris next summer.
Correct answer: I am going to visit Paris next summer.
'Be going to' expresses a planned future action: am/is/are + going to + base verb.
Question 4: Which is the correct possessive form?
- That is the dog of my sister.
- That is my sisters dog.
- That is my sister's dog. (Correct answer)
- That is my sisters's dog.
Correct answer: That is my sister's dog.
Add apostrophe + s ('s) to show possession for singular nouns.
Question 5: Fill in the blank: 'I ___ never tried sushi before.'
- did
- do
- have (Correct answer)
- had
Correct answer: have
'Have never tried' is present perfect, used for life experiences.
Question 6: Which sentence uses an adverb correctly?
- She speaks English good.
- She speaks English goodly.
- She speaks English well. (Correct answer)
- She speaks English best.
Correct answer: She speaks English well.
'Well' is the adverb form of 'good' and modifies the verb 'speaks'.
Question 7: Choose the correct article: '___ Eiffel Tower is in Paris.'
- A
- An
- The (Correct answer)
- No article
Correct answer: The
Definite article 'the' is used with unique landmarks and specific nouns.
KET English Grammar 3
Which sentence uses 'some' correctly?