Grammar… …check your knowledge!!! Do you remember that a subject is who or what a sentence is about? Do you remember that a verb is what the subject is.

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Grammar… …check your knowledge!!! Do you remember that a subject is who or what a sentence is about? Do you remember that a verb is what the subject is doing? Do you remember that the subject and verb must agree for a sentence to make sense? Do you remember that was is the past tense for most singular subjects?

Question 1: What should the verb in this sentence be? Sentence: The waiter _____ taking a long time to serve the food. Answer:were / waswerewas (click on the right answer)

Question 2: What should the verb in this question be? Sentence: Sue _____ feeling brilliant about her new job. Answer:was / werewas were (click on the right answer)

Question 3: What is the correct verb form for this sentence? Sentence: They ______ happy to answer questions about the project. Answer:were / waswere was (click on the right answer)

Question 4: What is the correct verb form for this sentence? Sentence: Imran and Asia _______ arguing about the food for the party. Answer:was/ werewaswere (click on the right answer)

Question 5: Choose the correct verb for this sentence. Sentence: We _______ happy to sing at James’s wedding. Answer:were / waswerewas (click on the right answer)

Question 6: Is ‘was’ in this sentence correct? Sentence: They was going abroad for a long time. Answer:Yes / NoYes No (click on the right answer)

Question 7: Is ‘were’ in this sentence correct? Sentence: I were hoping to get a new car. Answer:Yes / NoYesNo (click on the right answer)

Question 8: Is ‘were’ in this sentence correct? Sentence: We were all going to the party. Answer:Yes / NoYesNo (click on the right answer)

Question 9: Is ‘were’ in this sentence correct? Sentence: You were talking too quickly for me to understand you. Answer:Yes / NoYesNo (click on the right answer)

Question 10: Is ‘was’ in this sentence correct? Sentence: She was always right. Answer:Yes / NoYesNo (click on the right answer)

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Well done! You were right! What a star! Click here for the next question!

Fab! You were right! What a star! Click here for the next question!

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Great! You were right! What a star! Click here for the next question!

Good! You were right! What a star!

Fab! You were right! What a star!

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Ace! You were right! What a star! Click here for the next question!

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Brilliant stuff! You were right! What a star! Click here for the next question!

Excellent! You were right! What a star! Click here for the next question!

Brilliant! Out of this world! Click here for the next question!

Brilliant! Out of this world! You’ve finished! Well done. Look up any words that you found tricky in the dictionary!