7th grade grammar
7th grade (Year 8 in England) · 16 questions · Common Core: L.7.1.B, L.7.1.A, L.7.1.C, L.9-10.1.B · England: KS3 Grammar, GCSE English Language (sentence forms), Y6 GPS (clauses)
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Question 1
Type the verb (from the brackets) that agrees with the subject. Many of the questions ___ (seems/seem) easy.
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Question 2
The word in capitals is wrong in formal English. Type the correct word. "She runs QUICK."
Answer
Question 3
Read the question and choose. Which sentence says that a few minutes ago she arrived? • Just she has arrived. • She has arrived just. • She just has arrives. • She has just arrived.
- A. Just she has arrived.
- B. She has arrived just.
- C. She just has arrives.
- D. She has just arrived.
Question 4
Read the question and choose. Which part of this sentence is the dependent clause? "We stayed indoors because it was pouring."
- A. stayed
- B. because it was pouring
- C. We stayed indoors
- D. indoors
Question 5
Choose the verb that agrees with the subject. Everyone in the class ___ a laptop.
- A. have
- B. has
Question 6
Which sentence is correct in formal written English? • The friend whom I trusted let me down. • The friend which I trusted let me down. • The friend whom trusted me let me down. • The friend who I trusted him let me down.
- A. The friend whom I trusted let me down.
- B. The friend which I trusted let me down.
- C. The friend whom trusted me let me down.
- D. The friend who I trusted him let me down.
Question 7
Is this a phrase, a main clause or a subordinate clause? she opened the parcel
- A. phrase
- B. main clause
- C. subordinate clause
Question 8
What job does the clause in brackets do? [When the rain stopped], we went outside.
- A. adjective (relative) clause
- B. adverb clause
- C. noun clause
Question 9
Read the question and choose. "We only have ten minutes." What does this mean?
- A. Only we have ten minutes; others don't.
- B. We have no more than ten minutes.
- C. We have exactly ten clocks.
- D. We have ten minutes and nothing else to do.
Question 10
Is the group of words in brackets an independent clause, a dependent clause, or a phrase? [my cousin plays the drums]
- A. independent clause
- B. dependent clause
- C. phrase (not a clause)
Question 11
What type of sentence is this? Because she practised every day, Ama won the competition.
- A. simple
- B. compound
- C. complex
- D. compound-complex
Question 12
Choose the correct pronoun for formal writing. The player ___ scored the goal was only fifteen.
- A. who
- B. whom
Question 13
How is the prepositional phrase in brackets used? The girl [with the red scarf] is my cousin.
- A. like an adjective (describes a noun)
- B. like an adverb (tells where, when or how about a verb)
Question 14
Which sentence is written correctly, with the describing words next to what they describe? • After finishing her homework, Lina watched TV. • After finishing her homework, the TV showed a film. • After finishing her homework, the TV was switched on. • The TV, after finishing her homework, was on.
- A. After finishing her homework, Lina watched TV.
- B. After finishing her homework, the TV showed a film.
- C. After finishing her homework, the TV was switched on.
- D. The TV, after finishing her homework, was on.
Question 15
Which group of words is a prepositional phrase? The letter from my pen pal arrived today.
- A. my pen
- B. from my pen pal
- C. arrived today
- D. The letter
Question 16
What type of sentence is this? When the fox crept across the field, the hens woke up.
- A. simple
- B. compound
- C. complex
- D. compound-complex
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