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English Grammar

Introduction English Elements English part of speech English tenses Subject, Action and Object English active and passive voice Conditional sentences

Parts Of Speech

English Nouns English Pronouns English Verbs English Adverbs English Adjectives English Prepositions English Interjections English Articles a/an/the English Conjunctions Quiz: Parts of Speech

English Tenses

English Tenses Present simple tense Past simple tense Future simple tense Present perfect tense Past perfect tense Future perfect tense Present continuous tense Past continuous tense Future continuous tense Present perfect continuous tense Past perfect continuous tense Future perfect continuous tense Quiz: English Tenses

English Conversation Topics

Appearance Personal qualities Crime and criminals Money & Shopping

English References

Irregular Verbs List 96 english idioms

English Parts of Speech Quiz

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This is a short quiz to test how well you understand the parts of speech in English. There will be a longer quiz at the end of this tutorial that covers everything you’ve learned.

Question 1

I met a beautiful girl yesterday.

noun

preposition

adjective

Question 2

What do they look like?

pronoun

noun

conjunction

Question 3

Yesterday, I saw a motorbike bumped into a container truck.

conjunction

preposition

noun

Question 4

We should go home early because it's going to rain.

verb

adverb

pronoun

Question 5

On Saturdays, I often drive my Porsche along the beach.

verb

adverb

adjective

Question 6

She wants to gain a scholarship from Harvard University.

pronoun

article

noun

Question 7

I'm sure I've never seen him before.

nound

adverb

verb

Question 8

Well, I don't think I'll be home before 6.

interjection

preposition

adverb

Question 9

He tried his best to make her agree but she refused.

adjective

verb

conjunction

Question 10

I love the way you are!

article

noun

adverb

Time's up

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