Grammar and Sentence Structure Flashcards
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Which sentence correctly uses the second conditional?
Answer: If I had more time, I would learn a new language.
The second conditional uses 'if + past simple, would + infinitive' to describe hypothetical present or future situations.
Which sentence correctly uses the passive voice?
Answer: The report has been completed by the entire team.
The passive voice is correctly formed with 'has been + past participle,' and 'completed' is the correct past participle of 'complete.'
Which sentence correctly uses a relative clause?
Answer: The restaurant where we ate last night has closed down.
'Where' correctly introduces a relative clause modifying a place, and no extra pronoun is inserted after the relative pronoun.
Which sentence correctly uses reported speech?
Answer: She said that she was tired and wanted to rest.
In reported speech, present simple ('is') shifts to past simple ('was') and present simple ('wants') shifts to past simple ('wanted').
Which sentence correctly uses a modal verb?
Answer: They might be delayed because of heavy traffic.
'Might' is correctly followed by the base form 'be' without 'to,' expressing possibility.
Which sentence correctly uses a gerund or infinitive?
Answer: I look forward to meeting you at the event next week.
'Look forward to' is a phrasal verb that always requires a gerund, so 'meeting' (not 'to meet') is correct.
Which sentence uses the correct comparative or superlative form?
Answer: Of all the candidates, he scored the highest.
'The highest' is the correct superlative form of 'high,' properly comparing all candidates.