Grammar Mastery: Voice, Conditionals & Relative Clauses
Test your knowledge of active/passive voice, first and second conditionals, and defining relative clauses. Choose the correct options to complete sentences with the correct grammatical structure.
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Quiz Questions & Answers
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Question 1: Choose the correct passive voice form: 'They build houses.'
Houses were build by them.
Houses are build by them.
Houses build by them.
Houses are built by them.
Question 2: Complete the Type 1 conditional: 'If it _____ tomorrow, we will go to the beach.'
would rain
rained
rains
will rain
Question 3: Select the correct Type 2 conditional sentence:
If I study, I would pass the exam.
If I had studied, I would pass the exam.
If I studied, I would pass the exam.
If I will study, I will pass the exam.
Question 4: Which relative pronoun is used for places?
who
where
when
which
Question 5: Transform to passive: 'The teacher explains the lesson.'
The lesson is explained by the teacher.
The lesson was explained by the teacher.
The lesson has explained by the teacher.
The lesson explained by the teacher.
Question 6: Choose the correct relative clause: 'The man ____ lives next door is a doctor.'
whose
where
who
which
Question 7: Select the correct Type 1 conditional sentence:
If you came, I will help you.
If you will come, I will help you.
If you come, I will help you.
If you come, I help you.
Question 8: Which sentence uses the defining relative clause correctly?
The car that is red is mine.
The car which, is red, is mine.
The car, which is red, is mine.
The car, that is red, is mine.
Question 9: Transform to active: 'The window was broken by the storm.'
The storm broke the window.
The storm is breaking the window.
The storm breaks the window.
The storm has broken the window.
Question 10: Complete the Type 2 conditional: 'If I _____ rich, I would buy a yacht.'
was
am
would be
will be