English

How are -ed endings in past participles typically pronounced when the verb ends in /t/ or /d/?

• 
  Silent

• /id/

• /t/

• /d/

Answer explanation

When the base verb ends in /t/ or /d/, the -ed is pronounced /id/.

Which is NOT a stative verb?

• Believe

• Know

• Love

• Run

What does the present simple tense mainly express?

• Future intentions

• Habits and general truths

• Temporary actions

• Past habits

Answer explanation

The present simple is used for routines, habits, and truths that are always valid.

What modal verb expresses past inability?

• Can

• Could not

• Must

• Should

Answer explanation

'Could not' (or couldn't) expresses inability in the past.

What is the main focus of passive voice?

• The time of the event

• The subject

• The doer of the action

• The action or result

Answer explanation

Passive voice focuses on the action or what is being done, not who does it.

Which genre involves futuristic or space-related elements?

• Romantic comedy

• Sci-fi

• Horror

• Western

Answer explanation

Science fiction (sci-fi) explores futuristic and space-related concepts.

Which verb form is used with third-person singular in the present simple?

• Verb + s/es

• Base verb

• Past participle

• Verb + ing

Answer explanation

Third-person singular in present simple typically requires adding -s or -es to the verb.

Which of the following is an example of a polite passive sentence?

• A mistake was made

• He failed the task

• Someone forgot it

• They made a mistake

Answer explanation

Passive voice can soften tone and avoid direct blame.

Which of these sentences correctly uses the present continuous?

• She go to school now

• He like pizza

• They are eating lunch
  

• I walk to work every day

Answer explanation

Present continuous uses 'be' + verb-ing to describe actions happening now.

What tense is used to describe routines and general truths?

• Present simple

• Present perfect

• Present continuous

• Past simple

Answer explanation

The present simple is used for habits, routines, and general facts.