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Johanne Trépanier
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Review term 2 grammar

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Fill in the Blanks
Choose which word is in the wrong place.
You were shopping last weekend?
Type answer...
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Yes / no question in the present continuous
Do not forget to use the A+S+V+O structure when building a yes/no questions with a verb tense, which uses an auxiliary.
In this case, the correct structure would be: Were you shopping last weekend?
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Multiple Choice
The simple present is used...
to describe ongoing actions in the present,
for completed actions.
for facts, ongoing actions and habits.
for facts, habits and states.
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Multiple Choice
Complete the sentence. In ten years, I ...
will be a house.
will had a house.
will be having a house.
will have a house.
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Multiple Choice
Put these verbs in the simple past:
bring, sleep, forget, walk.
brings, slept, forget, walked
brought, slept, forgot, walked
brought, slept, forgot, walkt
brings, sleept, forgot, walked
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Multiple Select
This sentence is correct.
Justin take the bus with his sister every morning.
True
False
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Subject-verb agreement
Do not forget that the simple present requires you to add an "s" or "es" in the third person singular. Therefore, the correct answer should be: Justin takes the bus with his sister every morning.
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Multiple Choice
If I want to compare my dog to my brother, I would say...
My dog is the most intelligent of my brothers.
My dog is the more intelligent brother.
My dog is more intelligent than my brother.
My dog is intelligenter than my brother.
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Comparative with adjectives of 2 or more syllables
In order to create the comparative form of an adjective of 2 or more syllables, you must place "more" before the adjective and then place the word "than" after.
This will give you something like: My dog is more intelligent than my brother.
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Multiple Select
True or false.
I am the funniest is the same as: I am the most fun.
True
False
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"Fun" is an exception
When you write the comparative form of "funny", you will get "funnier than." (plus drôle)
When you write the comparative form of "fun", you will get "more fun." (plus agréable).
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Multiple Choice
Correct the mistake.
The children are amusing himself with the ball.
child
childs
themselves
ourselves
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Multiple Choice
If my friend cut her hand, I would say:
She cut herself.
True
False
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Reflexive pronouns
A reflexive pronoun simply indicates that the subject and the object are the same person.
In this case, the subject being the third person singular (my friend or "she"), the reflexive pronoun related to the third person singular will be "herself".
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Multiple Choice
If the book belongs to my neighbours, I would say:
This is __________ book.
there
their
theirs
your
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Possessive adjectives VS pronouns
In order to find the accurate possessive adjective, you must spot the "possessor". In this case, the possessor is "my neighbours" or the third person plural. The corresponding possessive adjective will be "their."
Why "their" and not "theirs"? "Their" is the possessive adjective (always followed by a noun), as for "theirs" is the possessive pronoun, which is not followed by a noun.
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