Quizzes
English exercises and tests online, A1 to C2, with your answers checked.
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13 quizzes
- B1 Intermediate, Topic: Questions and word order
You're coming, aren't you?
Question tags: the right auxiliary, positive or negative, and the right pronoun at the end.
13 questions3 pages - B1 Intermediate, Topic: Questions and word order
Who are you waiting for?
Questions that end with a preposition: who for, what about, where from, and what ... like.
13 questions3 pages - B1 Intermediate, Topic: Questions and word order
B1 revision: tags, so do I and indirect questions
Mixed practice of the B1 question pages: question tags, so do I and neither do I, indirect questions, prepositions at the end of a question, and negative questions.
20 questions4 pages - B1 Intermediate, Topic: Questions and word order
Me too, me neither or so do I?
Agreeing with so do I and neither can I, me too and me neither, and short answers with think so and hope not.
13 questions3 pages - B1 Intermediate, Topic: Questions and word order
Don't you like it? Yes or no?
Negative questions and how to answer them: yes with a positive verb, no with a negative one.
13 questions3 pages - B1 Intermediate, Topic: Questions and word order
Could you tell me where it is?
Indirect questions: statement order after the question word, no do or did inside, and if or whether.
13 questions3 pages - A2 Elementary, Topic: Questions and word order
Who called you? Who did you call?
Questions about the subject with no do, does or did, and questions about the object with them.
14 questions3 pages - A1 Beginner, Topic: Questions and word order
Word order: who does what
Subject, verb, object, then place and time: put English words in the right order.
12 questions3 pages - A1 Beginner, Topic: Questions and word order
There is or there are?
Say what there is in a place: there is, there are, is there, are there and the negatives.
14 questions3 pages - A1 Beginner, Topic: Questions and word order
A1 revision: questions and negatives
Mixed practice of questions, negatives and short answers with be, have got, do and does, and am, is, are + -ing.
14 questions3 pages - A1 Beginner, Topic: Questions and word order
Question words: what, where, who, when
Ask with what, where, who, when, why, how and which, and put do or be before the subject.
14 questions3 pages - A1 Beginner, Topic: Questions and word order
It for weather, time and distance
It's cold, it's ten o'clock, it's easy to find: use it as the subject, and choose it or there.
14 questions3 pages - A1 Beginner, Topic: Questions and word order
Imperatives at work and at home
Give instructions and warnings, and make suggestions with let's.
14 questions3 pages