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British/American Quiz

bonnet (of car)

pack (of cards)

dummy

single (ticket)

queue

lift

boot (of car)

autumn

biscuit

caravan

pacifier

Fall

Trailer

One-way

Elevator

Trunk

Cookie

Hood

Stand in line

deck

Grammatical Terms Quiz
Choose the term on the right that matches the definition on the left.

A word opposite in meaning to another:

A group of words that usually go together (eg fish and chips):

A group of words that includes a subject and a finite verb:

A word that connects two parts of a compound sentence:

A combination of two vowels:

A phrase that is not intended to be understood word for word:

A verb that has a subject but no object:

Expressing an action done to the subject:

The subject does the action and receives the action:

A phrase added to a statement to make a question:

idiom

Conjunction

Passive

Reflexive verb

Dipthong

Antonym

Tag

Intransitive

Clause

collocation

Phrasal Verbs Quiz
Can you find the right verb?

Turned up

Stands out

Look up

made

Ran out

Get on

Throw away

Took off

Broken down

Looks after

1 That song has £7 million.

2 You words in a dictionary.

3 Sorry I'm late. My car of petrol.

4 Black on yellow really .

5 The lift has .

6 A baby-sitter children.

7 It was difficult to the bus.

8 It was dark so she the light.

9 Our plane 30 minutes late.

10 You can that box. I don't want it.

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