Online Quiz 2 Basic English

Master English grammar! Quiz on past tenses, future forms, and prepositions.

1. Fill in the blanks with the past form of the verbs in the brackets. Many years ago, people (1) believed(believe) that some women (2) were (be) witches. These women (3) did not live (not in big cities. They (4) lived (live) in small villages. People (5) thought (think) they (6) behaved (behave) strangely because they (7) made (make) unusual medicines from plants and they (8) did not act (not like other people. They (9) said(say) that they (10) flew (fly) on brooms. Do you believe in witches? 2. Choose the correct answer.a)Ashfag:Have you decided where you're going for your holidays?Urfa:Yes, I _ to Spain. will go am going to b)Muzhid: We've almost run out of petrol.Laisha:Don't worry. We _ get some on the way home. will are going to c)Inaya:Does your tooth hurt a lot?Haiba:Yes, I _ to see the dentist tomorrow. will am going to d)Nahulaa:Did you buy any stamps?Viyaam: No, I forgot, but I _ get some now if you like. will am going to e)Hanan: Have you heard about Soba?Shahuma: Yes, she _ have a baby. will is going to 3. Write questions to which the words in bold are the answers. 4. Fill in the blanks usingat, on, in or by. Last year when I was 1) on holiday I received a telegram asking me to go home immediately. I travelled 2) byplane and landed 3) in London at midnight. My flight was terrible because there were lots of babies 4) onthe plane with me and most of them cried throughout the trip. After I left the airport, I waited 5) ata bus stop for over half an hour but no bus came so I decided to continue my journey 6) bytaxi. My sister lives 7) atNo.10, Mills Road, Hariton, and so I asked the driver to take me there. The house is 8) onthe outskirts of the town and it took quite a while to find. We had to stop 9) inthe suburbs to ask directions as I had never been there before. When we finally arrived at the house, my sister was waiting for me. 5. Identify the words that collocate with the verbs given. [Click the word to decide the correct collocation]. get away divorced upset do the laundry an exercise a favour