TKT Module 1: Grammar Practice test 2

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  1. In "She became angry" we have
    1.   a main verb and a predicative adjective
    2.   a copular verb and a predicative adjective
    3.   a copular verb and an attributive adjective
  2. In "Don't open that!", the word 'do' is
    1.   a primary auxiliary verb
    2.   a lexical or main verb
    3.   a modal auxiliary verb of prohibition
  3. In "Nobody came to the party", the word 'Nobody' is
    1.   a pronoun
    2.   a demonstrative
    3.   a determiner
  4. In "She came home late as she'd missed the bus" the word 'as' is
    1.   a coordinating conjunction
    2.   a correlating conjunction
    3.   a subordinating conjunction
  5. The -ed ending to show the past tense in English is a verbal
    1.   derivation
    2.   inflexion
    3.   addition
  6. In the expression "Two sugars, please", the noun 'sugar' is
    1.   a proper noun
    2.   a count noun
    3.   a mass noun
  7. In "I enjoyed the play enormously", the word 'enormously' is
    1.   an adverb of manner
    2.   an adverb of degree
    3.   a predicative adjective
  8. In "That is a small house", the adjective is
    1.   dynamic
    2.   attributive
    3.   predicative
  9. In "I looked but couldn't find it" the word 'but' is
    1.   a coordinating conjunction
    2.   a correlating conjunction
    3.   a subordinating conjunction
  10. In "He seems very unhappy today", the word 'seem' is
    1.   a lexical or main verb
    2.   a modal auxiliary verb
    3.   a copular verb
  11. In "That house is too small", the word 'that' is
    1.   a demonstrative determiner
    2.   a quantitative determiner
    3.   a demonstrative pronoun
  12. The head of the prepositional phrase "opposite the car park" is
    1.   opposite
    2.   car
    3.   park
  13. In "He has reluctantly joined the army", the verb phrase (including adverbs) is
    1.   reluctantly joined
    2.   has reluctantly joined
    3.   joined
  14. The two main types of words in English are:
    1.   function and content words
    2.   grammar and structure words
    3.   content and lexical words
  15. In "Please don't smoke inside" the word 'inside' is
    1.   a preposition of place
    2.   a determiner
    3.   an adverb of place