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Question 1

When do we use ‘a’? We use ‘a’ before singular

Answer 1

countable nouns starting with a consonant sound (e.g.

Question 2

When do we use ‘an’? We use ‘an’ before singular

Answer 2

countable nouns starting with a vowel sound (e.g.

Question 3

When do we use ‘the’? We use ‘the’ when talking about something specific or already known (e.g.

Answer 3

the sun

Question 4

When do we use no article? We use no article with plural or uncountable nouns when talking about things in general (e.g.

Answer 4

Dogs are friendly. Water is important).

Question 5

When do we use ‘in’? Use ‘in’ for months

Answer 5

years

Question 6

When do we use ‘on’? Use ‘on’ for specific days and dates (e.g.

Answer 6

on Monday

Question 7

When do we use ‘at’? Use ‘at’ for specific times and specific places (e.g.

Answer 7

at 5 pm

Question 8

When do we use singular verbs? Use singular verbs with singular subjects (he

Answer 8

she

Question 9

When do we use plural verbs? Use plural verbs with plural subjects (they

Answer 9

we

Question 10

How to form plural nouns ending in -s? Add -s to most nouns to make them plural (e.g.

Answer 10

cat → cats

Question 11

How to form plural nouns ending in -ch

Answer 11

-sh

Question 12

When do we use ‘some’? Use ‘some’ in positive sentences for plural or uncountable nouns (e.g.

Answer 12

I have some friends. There is some water).

Question 13

When do we use ‘any’? Use ‘any’ in negative sentences and questions (e.g.

Answer 13

I don’t have any money. Do you have any brothers?).

Question 14

When do we use ‘much’? Use ‘much’ with uncountable nouns in negatives or questions (e.g.

Answer 14

I don’t have much time. How much sugar?).

Question 15

When do we use ‘many’? Use ‘many’ with countable nouns in negatives or questions (e.g.

Answer 15

I don’t have many friends. How many books?).

Question 16

When do we use ‘a lot of’? Use ‘a lot of’ with both countable and uncountable nouns in positive sentences (e.g.

Answer 16

I have a lot of friends. There is a lot of water).

Question 17

When do we use ‘fewer’? Use ‘fewer’ with plural

Answer 17

countable nouns (e.g.

Question 18

When do we use ‘less’? Use ‘less’ with uncountable nouns (e.g.

Answer 18

less water

Question 19

When do we use ‘between’? Use ‘between’ for two people or things (e.g.

Answer 19

between John and Mary).

Question 20

When do we use ‘among’? Use ‘among’ for more than two people or things (e.g.

Answer 20

among the students).

Question 21

When do we use ‘to’? Use ‘to’ to show movement toward a place (e.g.

Answer 21

I’m going to the park).

Question 22

When do we use ‘into’? Use ‘into’ to show movement from outside to inside (e.g.

Answer 22

She went into the room).

Question 23

When do we use ‘onto’? Use ‘onto’ to show movement to a surface (e.g.

Answer 23

He jumped onto the table).

Question 24

When do we use ‘by’? Use ‘by’ to show how something is done or next to something (e.g.

Answer 24

by car

Question 25

When do we use 'with'? Use 'with' to show having something or using something (e.g.

Answer 25

with a pen

Question 26

When do we use 'since'? Use 'since' for a starting point in time until now (e.g.

Answer 26

since 2010).

Question 27

When do we use 'for'? Use 'for' to show a period of time (e.g.

Answer 27

for 3 hours).

Question 28

When do we use 'while'? Use 'while' to talk about two actions happening at the same time (e.g.

Answer 28

I listened to music while I studied).

Question 29

When do we use 'during'? Use 'during' with a noun to show when something happened (e.g.

Answer 29

during the meeting).

Question 30

When do we use 'because'? Use 'because' to give a reason (e.g.

Answer 30

I stayed home because I was sick).

Question 31

When do we use 'so'? Use 'so' to show a result (e.g.

Answer 31

I was tired