Multiple Choice Exercises
Teachers use multiple choice exercises to practice vocabulary and grammar. Students read a sentence with a missing word and choose the correct answer from the options.
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Adjective or Adverb 1
For each of the sentences below, decide whether an adjective or adverb is the correct option.
Adjectives with 'ed' and 'ing'
For the sentences below decide whether the adjective should be in the 'ed' or 'ing' form.
Animal Idioms
Students choose the correct word for each gap.
Before or Ago
Students choose the correct word for each gap.
By or Until
Students choose the correct word for each gap.
Look, See and Watch
For each of the sentences below, decide whether look, see or watch is the best answer.
Often Confused Words: Lend and Borrow
For the sentences below decide whether to use lend or borrow.
Present Perfect & Past Simple Questions
Students choose the correct word for each gap.
Present Simple or Present Continuous
Choose the correct verb form.
Rise, Fall, Raise, and Lower
For each of the sentences below, decide whether to use rise, fall, raise or lower.
Sentences with if or when
For each of the sentences below, decide whether if or when is the best option.
Verbs with Gerund or Infinitve
For the sentences below decide whether the verb should be followed by the infinitive (to) or gerund (ing) form of the following verb.
Verbs with Infinitive or Gerund 2
For the sentences below decide whether the second verb should be in the gerund (ing) or infinitive (to) form.
Multiple choice creator
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