TKT Module 1: Unit 1 – Grammar Review 1

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1. A definition for the term “Grammatical Form” is:

The way a word is pronounced in different contexts. The set of rules that governs how words and sentences combine to convey meaning. Specific word patterns used in a language, such as adding “-s” to a noun for the plural or “-ing” for the gerund. The meaning or function of a grammatical structure in a given context.

2. Which of the following terms best describes the word “unhappy” and the function of the affix “un-“?

Suffix; indicates repetition or restoration. Prefix; indicates two or double. Suffix; indicates negation or the opposite. Prefix; indicates negation or the opposite (not).

3. In the sentence: *“The team looks up to the coach as a mentor.”*, the term “looks up to” is an example of a/an:

Auxiliary Verb. Intransitive Verb. Copular Verb. Phrasal Verb.

4. Which of the following nouns is an example of an Uncountable Noun?

Idea. Water. Student. City.

5. In the phrase: *“I will definitely call you tomorrow.”*, the word “tomorrow” is an example of a/an:

Adverb of Manner. Adverb of Place. Adverb of Time. Adverb of Frequency.

6. In the sentence: *“She seems very happy today.”*, what grammatical term best describes the function of the word “very”?

Descriptive Adjective. Determiner. Adverb of Degree. Preposition of Time.

7. Verbs in their base form, such as “run”, “go”, or “eat”, which carry the main meaning in a sentence, are examples of:

Auxiliary Verbs. Modal Verbs. Lexical or Main Verbs. Copular Verbs.

8. An adjective that is placed before the noun it describes (e.g., *a tall building*) is known as a/an:

Pronominal Adjective. Predicative Adjective. Attributive Adjective. Comparative Adjective.

9. The Grammatical Use of the Past Simple is:

To describe actions that are happening at the moment of speaking. To refer to an action that occurred at a specific and finished time in the past. To describe an action that started in the past and continues up to the present. To talk about facts and routines in the present.

10. Identify the option that exemplifies the form of the Present Simple of a regular verb with a third-person singular subject.

Subject + Base form of the verb, e.g., *I read a book*. Subject + Base form of the verb + “-s/-es”, e.g., *She reads a book*. Subject + is/are/am + Base form of the verb + -ing, e.g., *She is reading a book*. Subject + have/has + Past Participle, e.g., *She has read a book*.

TKT Module 1: Unit 1 – Grammar Review 1

TKT Module 1: Unit 1 – Grammar Review

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