KET English Grammar 4 — Questions and Answers
Question 1: Which sentence correctly uses the present perfect?
- I have saw that movie.
- I have seen that movie. (Correct answer)
- I have see that movie.
- I have seeing that movie.
Correct answer: I have seen that movie.
Present perfect requires have/has + past participle; 'seen' is the past participle of 'see'.
Question 2: Choose the correct comparative: 'This test is ___ than the last one.'
- more difficult (Correct answer)
- difficulter
- most difficult
- difficultly
Correct answer: more difficult
Multi-syllable adjectives form comparatives with 'more'.
Question 3: Select the correct word order for a question: '___?'
- Where you are going?
- Where are you going? (Correct answer)
- Where you going are?
- Are where you going?
Correct answer: Where are you going?
English questions require subject-auxiliary inversion: question word + auxiliary + subject + verb.
Question 4: Which sentence uses 'if' correctly for a real condition?
- If it will rain, I stay home.
- If it rains, I will stay home. (Correct answer)
- If it rained, I will stay home.
- If it rain, I would stay home.
Correct answer: If it rains, I will stay home.
First conditional uses present simple in the 'if' clause and will + base verb in the result clause.
Question 5: Pick the correct sentence with a reflexive pronoun.
- She hurt herself. (Correct answer)
- She hurt hisself.
- She hurt ourself.
- She hurt theirself.
Correct answer: She hurt herself.
'Herself' is the correct reflexive pronoun for the subject 'she'.
Question 6: Which sentence correctly uses the passive voice?
- The letter write by Tom.
- The letter was written by Tom. (Correct answer)
- The letter written by Tom.
- The letter were wrote by Tom.
Correct answer: The letter was written by Tom.
Passive voice = was/were + past participle (+ by + agent).
Question 7: Choose the correct conjunction: 'I like tea ___ I don't like coffee.'
- so
- because
- but (Correct answer)
- or
Correct answer: but
'But' connects contrasting ideas.
Which sentence correctly uses the present perfect?