grammar, QUIZZES, quizzies, Uncategorized Discover Your English Proficiency Level B2 Level Are you a B2 student? Can you pass this Quiz? 1. Which of the following is a noun clause? Whether he will come or not is uncertain. The book is on the shelf. She ran quickly. Their decision was unanimous. 2. Which of the following is a transitional phrase? Beautifully. Moreover. Quickly. Run. 3. What is the correct form of the Past Perfect tense for “they leave”? they had left. they left. they leave. they leaving. 4. Finish the if-type conditional: “If I had time, I ___ .” came. will come. coming would come. 5. Which sentence demonstrates the use of a gerund? He enjoys playing the guitar. They like to eat pizza. I want to go to the park. She prefers to read books. 6. What does a causative verb typically indicate in a sentence? The subject’s own action. An action that happens without the subject’s involvement. The subject caused someone else to do an action. An action in the past. 7. Which of the following sentences contains a relative clause? The dog barked loudly. The book that you recommended is excellent. enjoy reading. The house is big. 8. In passive voice construction, what happens to the subject and the object compared to active voice? The subject disappears. The object becomes the subject. The subject and the object switch places. They both remain the same. 9. What is a noun clause used as in a sentence? An adverb. A noun. A verb. An adjective. 10. In the sentence “I like to swim,” what is the phrase in italics “to swim” classified as? A passive voice construction. A relative clause. An adverbial clause. An infinitive phrase. 11. What is the purpose of using transitions in a text? To provide background information. To introduce new characters. To conclude the text. To organize ideas and show relationships 12. What is the correct form of the Future Tense for “we travel”? we will travel. we travels. we travelled. we will travelling. 13. Choose the sentence with a causative verb She watched the movie. They played soccer. He had his car repaired. The sun rises in the east. 14. What is the correct form of the Present Perfect Continuous tense for “I play”? I played. I have been playing. I am playing. I have played. 15. Which of the following sentences is in the Present Perfect tense? She will go to the store tomorrow. They have visited London. He plays soccer every Saturday. I had eaten breakfast. 16. Which of the following sentences is in the Present Perfect Continuous tense? She has been to Paris last year. I have been working on this project for hours. They are studying for the exam tomorrow. He had visited London before. 17. Which sentence is in the Future Tense? They have finished their homework. She will be singing at the concert tomorrow. I am eating dinner now. He played football yesterday. 18. Which of the following modal verbs expresses necessity in the past: “She ___ have forgotten to lock the door before leaving.” must could would may 19. In the sentence “If I had known, I would have come earlier,” which type of conditional is used? . Zero conditional. Third conditional. First conditional. Second conditional. 20. Which of the following sentences is in the Past Perfect tense? I had eaten breakfast. She will go to the store tomorrow. He is playing soccer. They left when we arrived. 21. Which of the following sentences is in the passive voice? The chef prepared a delicious meal. She wrote an inspiring speech. Legend’s book was read by many people. They will go to the party. 22. What modal verb is used to express necessity in the sentence. “You ___ see a doctor if you’re feeling unwell.” should can may might 23. Choose the correct reported speech form: “She said, ‘I’ll call you later.'” She said that she calling me later. She said that she’ll call me later. She said that she called me later. She said that she would call me later. 24. What is the correct form of the Present Perfect tense for “I read”? I reads. I read. I am reading. have read. Loading … https://contextenglish.education/2023/10/11/whats-my-english-level 538Share this:MoreTweet Share on Telegram (Opens in new window) Telegram Share on WhatsApp (Opens in new window) WhatsApp Like this:Like Loading… Related
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