Foundation English I
Grammar Quiz II
Mock Version
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Part I: Connecting Sentences
Instructions: Connect two sentences with ‘and’ or ‘but’. Use a comma before the conjunction.
1. Somsri can cook many Thai dishes.
She can’t cook Pad Thai.
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2. John speaks Chinese and Khmer
He can speak them very well.
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3. China is a big country.
It has the largest population in the world.
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4.
John is very sick.
He doesn’t want to go to the hospital.
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5. There are many immigrants from Myanmar in Thailand.
Many of them work in Southern Thailand.
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6. John and his wife moved to Thailand last year.
Both of them teach English in Bangkok now.
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6. John wants to take a vacation in Japan.
His wife does want to go with him.
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7. Most dogs like to eat meat.
My dog likes to eat vegetables.
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8.
In the past, scientists thought attitudes never changed.
Now, many psychologists think people can change their attitudes.
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9. My friend has regular exercise and a good diet.
He still often gets sick.
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10. Many first -year students live in the university dormitories.
Most of them eat at the university cafeteria.
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Part II: There + be
Instructions: Circle the correct verb in the parentheses.
11. In the past, there (is /are /was/were) over 4 million Chinese people in India.
12. In the past, there (is /are /was/were) only one language school in this town.
13. There (is /are /was/were) a lot of different languages in India today.
14. There (is /are /was/were) a airplane factory in India today.
15. There (is /are /was/were) not many students in my class yesterday.
16. There (is /are /was/were) not one student in my class yesterday who enjoyed the lesson.
17. There (is /are /was/were) a Japanese restaurant in our town now.
18. There (is /are /was/were) two Japanese restaurants in our town now.
19. There (is /are /was/were) no good movies in 2012.
20. There (is /are /was/were) no good movie in 2012.
21. Right now, there (is /are /was/were) many Burmese and Cambodian immigrants in Thailand.
22. Right now, there (is /are /was/were) a soccer game on TV.
23. There (is /are /was/were) a very good reason why I want to learn Chinese.
24. There (is /are /was/were) many good reason why you should study Chinese.
25. There (is /are /was/were) only two teachers in this school back then.
26. There (is /are /was/were) only one English teacher in this school back then.
27. These days, there (is /are /was/were) always a good book to read.
28. These days, there are always good books to read.