Fun English Language Quiz
Fun English Language Quiz
Test your knowledge of English language fundamentals with this engaging quiz! Suitable for learners of all ages, it challenges you on various aspects of grammar, vocabulary, and sentence structure.
Here’s what you can expect:
- 10 interactive questions
- Variety of formats including multiple choice and fill-in-the-blank
- Instant feedback on your answers
Which sentence is a questions?
I need a new pen
What time is it
Do not stand on your chair
I am so happy to be in school
Which word is the noun? I saw a black, hairy dog.
Black
Dog
Hairy
Saw
Which one is the noun phrase?
The girl shouted.
The blue house.
The fish swam away.
Which suffix would you add to the word NUMBER?
-s
-es
Which word completes the sentence? Charlie thought he had maths _______ he had history.
So
Because
And
But
Is this sentence past tense or present tense? Ms Ellie is dancing in the classroom.
Past tense
Present tense
Is this sentence past tense or present tense? Ms Natasha ate her food.
Past tense
Present tense
Is this sentence past tense or present tense? Ms Joy walked up the stairs.
Past tense
Present tense
Pick the two words that can use the prefix -un.
Able
Jump
Cover
Start
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