Simple grammar: types of words

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That's both my tea you are drinking and my biscuits you are eating!
1. subordinating conjunction
2. linking verb
3. coordinating conjunction
4. correlating conjunction
5. preposition
I usually drink tea at breakfast time.
1. adverb (frequency)
2. adjective
3. adverb (place)
4. determiner
5. pronoun
Which cup of tea is yours?
1. determiner (question word)
2. determiner (demonstrative)
3. preposition
4. adjective
5. pronoun
That's my tea you are drinking!
1. adjective
2. preposition
3. determiner (question word)
4. determiner (demonstrative)
5. determiner (possessive)
I would like some tea, please.
1. quantifier
2. count noun
3. mass noun
4. article
5. verb
Which cup of tea is yours?
1. adjective
2. pronoun
3. determiner (question word)
4. determiner (demonstrative)
5. preposition
I would like some tea if it is ready, please.
1. subordinating conjunction
2. preposition
3. coordinating conjunction
4. linking verb
5. time adverb
I would like some tea, please.
1. mass noun
2. verb
3. determiner
4. count noun
5. adjective
I drink several cups of tea every morning at breakfast time.
1. determiner (quantifier)
2. coordinating conjunction
3. preposition of place
4. pronoun
5. determiner (article)
That's my tea on the table.
1. coordinating conjunction
2. subordinating conjunction
3. pronoun
4. preposition of place
5. preposition of time
I drink tea every morning at breakfast time.
1. adverb
2. determiner
3. pronoun
4. preposition (place)
5. preposition (time)
I would like some tea, please.
1. action verb
2. modal verb
3. state verb
4. noun
5. linking verb
I would like a cup of tea, please.
1. preposition
2. adjective
3. pronoun
4. determiner (demonstrative)
5. determiner (article)
I would like some tea, please.
1. noun
2. verb
3. preposition
4. adverb
5. personal pronoun
I would like some strong tea, please.
1. adjective
2. preposition
3. adverb
4. verb
5. noun
I would like a cup of tea, please.
1. preposition
2. count noun
3. pronoun
4. proper noun
5. mass noun
I would like some tea now, please.
1. frequency adverb
2. time adverb
3. noun
4. place adverb
5. degree adverb
That's my tea you are drinking and my biscuits you are eating!
1. preposition
2. coordinating conjunction
3. subordinating conjunction
4. correlating conjunction
5. linking verb
I would like some tea if it is ready, please.
1. coordinating conjunction
2. time adverb
3. linking verb
4. preposition
5. subordinating conjunction
The tea went cold.
1. auxiliary verb
2. preposition
3. linking verb
4. time adverb
5. modal verb

Simple grammar: types of words

Multiple-choice testELT Concourse: Simple Grammar of English

Multiple-choice test
ELT Concourse: Simple Grammar of English