Grammar Quiz
[ Idioms ]

“Just about” means ___.
a. soon
b. nearly
c. too much

Select your answer:
A  B  C  D  E 


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Have you done your homework? – Yes, I’ve done it __________________ .

A. perfectly

B. now

C. perfect

D. yes

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How should the sentence “The Olympic Games started” be changed to report news?

A. “The Olympic Games starts.” (Incorrect)

B. “The Olympic Games have started.” (Present Perfect)

C. “The Olympic Games started just now.” (Past Simple)

D. “The Olympic Games are starting.” (Present Continuous)

Tenses › View

I’m very tired. I ………. over four hundred miles today.

A. drive

B. am driving

C. have drived

D. have driven

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Daughter: There is no food in the fridge! Dad: No worries, I _____(do) shopping after work.

A. won’t

B. am going to

C. will

D. am not going to

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