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    The document provides examples of fill-in-the-blank sentences using various quantifiers and questions words. It then asks the test taker to provide 6 sentences each in the present simple and present continuous tenses in the affirmative, negative, and interrogative forms. Finally, it asks the test taker to provide the comparative and superlative forms of example adjectives and write 5 sentences for each using the comparative and superlative forms. The document tests knowledge of English grammar structures including tense, articles, adjectives, and sentence structure.

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    The document provides examples of fill-in-the-blank sentences using various quantifiers and questions words. It then asks the test taker to provide 6 sentences each in the present simple and present continuous tenses in the affirmative, negative, and interrogative forms. Finally, it asks the test taker to provide the comparative and superlative forms of example adjectives and write 5 sentences for each using the comparative and superlative forms. The document tests knowledge of English grammar structures including tense, articles, adjectives, and sentence structure.

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    A1-A2 Grammar Exam

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    The document provides examples of fill-in-the-blank sentences using various quantifiers and questions words. It then asks the test taker to provide 6 sentences each in the present simple and present continuous tenses in the affirmative, negative, and interrogative forms. Finally, it asks the test taker to provide the comparative and superlative forms of example adjectives and write 5 sentences for each using the comparative and superlative forms. The document tests knowledge of English grammar structures including tense, articles, adjectives, and sentence structure.

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    A1 EXAM

    1.Some/any/nothing/anything/no one/ anyone

    Is there ... butter left in the cabinet?


    ... people believe in God.
    I don’t think ... is ready for what’s coming next
    Many years ago, society was ... like it is now
    Lots of books lost, ... like I’ve seen before
    Do you know ... about this topic?
    I can tell you ... about it
    ... knows where she is, it’s a mystery

    2. Present simple/Present continuous

    I .... (not to go) every day to mass


    ... you ... (to read) that book right now?
    She... (not to understand) the magnitude of the situation
    My friends... (to change) so fast, I can’t keep up
    Nature is the only thing we (to trust), it (not to lie)

    Now you will write 3 sentences in the affirmative clause, 3 in the negative clause and 3
    in the interrogative clause of both present simple and present continuous.

    3. Comparatives
    Write the comparative and the superlative form of these words
    fat
    beautiful
    happy
    big
    silly
    incredible
    polite
    nasty
    Write 5 sentences in the comparative form and 5 sentences in the superlative form

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