tests on the parts of speech

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the Numeral test

PROGRESS TEST (NUMERALS)

1. Write the numerals using the appropriate suffix.

a) - teen;

b) - ty;

c) - th.

1. (40) four…

2. (14) four…

3. (16-тый) six…

4. (27-ой) twenty seven…

5. (80) eight…

6. (119) one hundred nine…

7. (19-й) nine…

8. (60-й) six…

9. (70) seven…

10. (2070) two thousand and seven…

2. Write the following numbers in words.

137	1,975
34	112
67	600
2,458	843

3. Write the following years in words.

1809	1977
1269	1572
2010	1773

4. Write the following telephone numbers.

050 741 78 08;

033 56 42;

455 12 49;

564 77 33.

5. Write the following fractions in words.

2/3	4.52
9.06	3/5
87.231	0.98

6. Write in words.

2/3 ton	17325 tons
3.7%	2.5 hours
5.2 miles	16 in

7. Write the following dates in words.

7.11.1924

15.05.1938

01.06.1941

28.03.2000

8. Write what the time is.

1.55	1.5
1.50	1.10
1.40	1.20
12.57	12.03
12.45	12.15

9. Answer the questions:

1. What is three times seven?

2. What is four times ten?

3. How much is three plus seventeen?

4. How much is twenty five minus six?

10. Read the sentences below, most of them are idioms. Some words are missing from them. Choose the most appropriate answer from the list (a-J) for each gap.

A. fifty- fifty	F. four
B. two, two	G. sixes, sevens
C. one hundred	H. two, three
D. forty	I. three
E. eleven	J. nine, ten

0 Life begins at D

1. We live in a _____ dimensional world.

2. There are _____ players in a football team.

3. I’m sorry things are a bit untidy. We’re all at _____ and _____ at the moment.

4. This train seems to be late _____ times out of _____.

5. At first I was confused, but then I put _____ and _____.

6. _____‘s company, _____‘s a crowd.

7. He’s a great player. He gives _____ per cent in every game.

8. Protests flooded in from the _____ corners of the world.

9. We split the prize money _____, and I’ve already spent my half.

The Numeral

The Numeral

ENGLISH PRONOUNS: Types of Pronouns | List of Pronouns with Examples

This video gives a chance to know about ENGLISH PRONOUNS:

1. Types of Pronouns

2. List of Pronouns with Examples.

What are Pronouns? Part 1

This video will help you to learn the pronouns.

What are Pronouns?

In this video you will find what are the pronouns.

Adverb quizzes

Adverbs are just as important a part of speech as nouns and verbs.  

To practise the use of  advebs try these quizzes. Go throudg the links below.

1. Find the adverb.

 http://www.englishintro.com/test_work-adverbs-intermediate.html

2. Position of adverbs and adverb phrases.

https://test-english.com/grammar-points/b1-b2/position-of-adverbs/

What is the Adverb?

Simply Defined, what is an Adverb.

What is an Adverb?

In this video, you'll learn all about adverbs!

You will be able to answer the question: "What is an adverb?"

You will be able to find adverbs in a sentence!

ADVERBS

In this video, you will learn about adverbs.

Learn about adverbs of time, adverbs of place, adverbs of degree, and adverbs of manner.

To practise the adveb try to fulfill an online test below.

https://www.englishclub.com/grammar/adverbs_quiz.htm

Adjectives - English grammar tutorial video lesson

Adjectives video lesson. This lesson is about adjectives.

Take a look at these sentences:

She is a beautiful singer

He became poor after the war.

Both the underlined words are what we call it adjectives. In this lesson, I am going to show you what adjectives exactly are. I am going to explain something about the construction, which we call the + adjective and I am going to take you through some common confusables.

What are adjectives?

Adjectives give information about a noun or a pronoun so a noun can be dog, cat and a pronoun can be he, she, it, him, her etc. This information can either be one word or an entire clause or phrase. And a clause or a phrase is a part of a sentenc.e For example he's talented. Talented says something about the pronoun he.

My trousers are white. White says something about my trousers my trousers here being a noun.

My aunt, who is quite old, came to visit us. Here the underlines who is quite old can also be concerned as an adjective, because it says something extra about my aunt. Here it is clause and we call it a relative clause here. 

Now where do we place adjectives?

We place adjectives generally before a noun.

For example:

He's a talented football player.

My right leg is broken.

Leg is the noun, right is the adjective.

We place the adjective after a verb when it is part of a predicate and predicate are all the verbs in a sentence.

For example:

This building can never be old.

Old obviously says something about the building, but because we have a predicate here so several verbs and it is part of the predicate, we put it at the end sentence.

Now let's take a look at the + adjective structure.

When describing a certain group the 'the + adjective' construction is used.

For example:

The English eat a hearty breakfast.

Or the rich get richer every year, while the poor get poorer.

So we use this for an entire group so this could also be the French, the Dutch, the Thai

the Chinese, the Brazilians, for example.

 

Now let's take a look at some common confusables.

For instance the word poor.

He is a poor boy.

This means he has no money but 

Her hearing is poor.

This means she can't hear very well.

Also the word 'small':

Their farm is small.

Says something about the size but

They are small farmers.

This does not mean that there is very little people but it says something about their farm occupation so they probably have a small piece of land, which they work on also the word mean.

He's mean with his money.

Obviously, means that he doesn't like to spend his money but he is a mean man means that he is not kind.

Adjectives in English grammar | Position in a sentence

In this lesson, you will learn about how to use adjectives in English grammar.

The tutorial starts with a definition and then I give you the rules for the form for describing singular and plural nouns.

The position in a sentence is very important. I explain the attributive position and then the predicative or predicate position after a link verb. For this position, it is acting as a subject complement.

Adjectives can also function as an object complement after the verbs "find", "make" and "keep".

Finally, if we want to describe an indefinite pronoun, like for example "anything" or "something", then the adjective comes after it.

For all of these different cases, I give a full explanation and lots of examples.

Adverbs exercises

https://agendaweb.org/grammar/adverbs-adjectives-intermediate.html

Personal letter / formal style