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Grammar & Sentence Structure Flashcards

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  1. Choose the correct sentence using reported speech: He said, 'I am tired.' → He said that he ___ tired.

    Answer: was

    In reported speech, the present simple 'am' shifts back to past simple 'was'.

  2. Which preposition fits: She is good ___ solving problems.

    Answer: at

    The phrase 'good at' describes a skill or ability.

  3. Select the correct modal: You ___ see a doctor if the pain continues.

    Answer: should

    'Should' expresses advice or recommendation.

  4. Which sentence correctly uses an adverb?

    Answer: She sings beautifully.

    Adverbs modify verbs; 'beautifully' is the adverb form of 'beautiful'.

  5. Fill in the blank: By the time we arrived, the film ___.

    Answer: had already started

    Past perfect 'had started' shows an action completed before another past event.

  6. Choose the correct sentence: There ___ a lot of traffic on the road today.

    Answer: is

    'Traffic' is an uncountable noun, so it takes the singular verb 'is'.

  7. Which sentence uses 'either...or' correctly?

    Answer: Either you or I am wrong.

    With 'either...or', the verb agrees with the subject closest to it; 'I am' is correct.

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