B1 Level English Grammar Quiz| Can you PASS ?
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- Опубліковано 17 кві 2023
- B1 Level English Grammar Quiz| Can you PASS ?
In this video, we've put together a B1 level English grammar quiz with 20 questions and answers to help you test your knowledge of English grammar. Whether you're studying for an English language exam or just want to improve your grammar skills, this quiz is a great way to practice and test your understanding.
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The quiz includes a variety of grammar topics, including verb tenses, pronouns, prepositions, adjectives, and more. Each question is multiple choice, so you can easily choose the correct answer and see how well you did.
So, grab a pen and paper and let's get started!
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20/20 thx you for explaining
You are welcome 😊... Well done on your score!
Thank you very much
You are welcome ❤️
19 out of 20
20 of 20😊.
I am confused about the present perfect continuous sentences I couldn’t choose because both sounded right for me , can you explain please ?
Of course, Zineb! I'd be happy to help....The present perfect continuous tense emphasizes actions that started in the past, are ongoing, and have a connection to the present. For instance, "I have been studying English for two hours."
The present perfect simple tense focuses on actions completed in the past with no emphasis on duration. For example, "I have studied English."
Choosing between them depends on whether you want to highlight the ongoing nature (present perfect continuous) or the completion in the past (present perfect simple) of the action. Hope it makes sense🙂
I got 19/20 correct answer thanks 🎉❤❤❤
I made all correct
20/20 thanks
Fantastic 👌🏽⭐️
15/20
1:19 Completely easy.
All my answers are correct. Too easy 😊
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I got 16/20
16/20 watching from.philippines.
Awesome! Thank you!
0:23 Really easy.
0:53 This one made me think.
18/20 ..good test
can you score the same in my test?
1:11 Simple.
20/20
I got 13 correct answer.
Well done! Kuya 💃🏽❤️
Can you explain me what next "used", write gerund "waking". Tank you
Which question number ?
I'm not 100% sure that I understand your question but -" Used" is a past participle form of the verb "use." It is often used in passive voice constructions or perfect tenses. For example: "The book was used by many students."
The gerund form of the verb "wake" is "waking." A gerund is a verb form that functions as a noun in a sentence. For example: "Her constant waking kept the whole house up at night.
1:36 easy too.
17out of 20
That's really good! Well done 👌
I got 17 correct answers.
Wow 👌🏽 well done!
Me too 17/20
I got 19 correct answer🎉😅
That's excellent!
Ok 20 de 20
Well done👌🏽
16/20 Can you explain "They are used to living in a Big city. To + ING i Don't understand
Well done on your score! In this case, "used to" means being familiar or accustomed to something. When you use "used to" in this way, it's followed by a gerund (the -ing form of a verb) to indicate the action or behavior that someone is accustomed to. So, in the sentence "They are used to living in a big city," it means that the people mentioned are accustomed or familiar with the experience of living in a big city. I hope this helps! x
Do easy
I don't understand since and for, could you explain it?
Certainly! "Since" and "for" are both prepositions used to indicate duration or time, but they are used in different contexts.
"Since" is used to indicate a specific point in time when an action started. It is commonly used with a specific date, year, or a particular point in the past. Here’s an example - I have been working here since January. (The action of working here started in January.)
"For" is used to indicate the duration of an action. It shows how long an action has been happening or how long it lasted. Example: I have been working here for 5 years. (This means the person has been working at the same place for a duration of 5 years.)
I hope this helps xx
I got 19/20 but please ma'am clear my confusion why ("I will call you when I arrive" is correct and why "I will call you when I will arrive" is not correct..please ma'am help me🙏🙏🙏
☺The sentence "I will call you when I arrive" is correct because it follows the correct grammatical structure for expressing a future action in relation to another event.
In this case, "I will call you" is the main clause, expressing the future action of making a phone call. "When I arrive" is a subordinate clause that specifies the condition or point in time when the action will take place. The word "when" is used to introduce the subordinate clause and establish the relationship between the two clauses.
The reason why "I will call you when I will arrive" is not correct is because it contains a redundancy. Using the future tense verb "will" twice in the sentence ("will call" and "will arrive") is unnecessary. Since the main clause already expresses a future action, it is not required to use the future tense again in the subordinate clause.
The correct sentence "I will call you when I arrive" conveys the intended meaning that the phone call will occur after the person arrives at their destination. I hope this makes sense ☺
I got 19/20 correct🎉🎉🎉Thank You Enjoyed the quiz❤❤❤
Well done !!! Happy to hear that 🙌🏽
16 / 20 bad luck but no problem
16 out of 20 is still a good score! Well done xx
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15
Well done 👌🏽
0:37 Baby level.
I score 17/20 am i B1 level?
Well done my friend! 🙌🏽 your score suggests a good understanding of the grammar at this level. However, it is important to note that a single test or exam may not provide a comprehensive evaluation. Xx
Mam please tell me i got 20/20 is it good degree is my english level is B1 or B2 please tell me i am a big fan of you.❤🎉
Getting a perfect score on this quiz is great! It indicates a strong understanding of grammar at this level. However, English proficiency isn't just about test scores; it's also about fluency, speaking, listening, and understanding context.
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@user-fb8ib5qk6o was born in South Africa but I live in England
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17/20 😔
The is a good score! Well done 👏
19/20 i anwsered the last question wrong...
well done!
That's also my result.
I believe "she is taller than I" is correct....
Hi, thank you for your comment. In terms of grammatical correctness, "she is taller than I" is indeed a valid construction. It follows the pattern of a comparative statement, where "taller than" is used to compare the heights of two people. However, it's worth noting that in casual conversation, many native English speakers commonly use "she is taller than me" instead.
The reason for this is that "me" is an object pronoun, which is more commonly used in informal speech. While "she is taller than I" may be considered more formally correct, it can sound a bit formal or old-fashioned in everyday conversations. Ultimately, both forms are widely understood and accepted, so you can choose the one that feels more natural to you or fits the context in which you're speaking.
@@englishteacherlebo ....Thanks,teacher
Taller than me its right
It depends on whether “than” is used as a conjunction or as a preposition. If it is used as a conjunction, the sentence should be “She is taller than I [am].” If it is used as a preposition, the sentence should be “She is taller than me.” After a preposition, we use the objective case of the pronoun (me). "I" is subjective. So formally, "She is taller than I" is incorrect.
You are wrong . The truth answer is me
I think you skipped the number 18 .... Please, can u explain this: (which is the correct option in number 19: " I can´t help but laugh when i see the video"... instead of : "I can´t help but to laugh wjhen I see the video" ?. Thanks.
18/20
20/20
Wow, Can you score in my test?
19/20
18/20
Well done Thomas 👌🏽
18/20
Wow, Could you score the same in my test?