55 Quizzes by Tintin6

To is a preposition, two is a number, too is an adverb.

There are some specific rules for using ‘the' with geographical names. Use "the" before names of rivers, oceans, seas,…

Telling the time.

Who's is short for who is or who has. Whose sits before a noun to state (or ask) to whom it belongs.

All : the totality of All day = the entire day Every : each one without exception Every day = each day (Monday, Tuesday,…

I and me can be used wrongly when there are used with a noun or another pronoun in a sentence. I is a subject pronoun, me…

Look at the family tree to answer the questions.

Remember that "to lay (laid, laid)" needs an object and "to lie (lay, lain)" doesn't.

You say something. You tell someone something. You say something "to" someone. There is little difference between 'speak'…

Were : past plural of the verb "to be". Where : adverb, in or to what place. Wear : to have clothing on your body. We're…

Don't forget that some nouns have irregular plural forms.

Botanically, fruits contain seeds and come from the flower of a plant. The rest of an edible plant (roots, leaves, stems,…

What do they say?

Please select the correct answer for this quiz.

Some is used in positive sentences, in offers, in requests. Any is used in questions, in negative sentences.