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Olympiad (Class 4) Prepositions, conjunctions, contractions and question tags — practice questions — page 3

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The word o'clock is a short form that is still used in what kind of writing?Read the answer and worked solution →Which letter does the apostrophe replace in 'we're' (we are)?Read the answer and worked solution →Add a tag to: She is French.Read the answer and worked solution →Which tag fits the sentence 'He read this book'?Read the answer and worked solution →Which tag goes with 'He reads a lot of books'?Read the answer and worked solution →Pick the tag for 'He will read this book'.Read the answer and worked solution →Which question tag matches 'He can read this book'?Read the answer and worked solution →What tag follows 'He has read this book'?Read the answer and worked solution →What tag ends the invitation 'Let's start'?Read the answer and worked solution →Ria says 'I am clever'. What is the common tag?Read the answer and worked solution →A tag question after a positive sentence is usually ___.Read the answer and worked solution →An English question tag is made of a helping verb and a ___.Read the answer and worked solution →Which tag is right for 'This is a book'?Read the answer and worked solution →

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The word o'clock is a short form that is still used in what kind of writing?

  1. Only in poems
  2. Formal writing too
  3. Only in texts
  4. Only in songs
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Correct answer: B. Formal writing too

O'clock is a contraction that is accepted even in formal writing.

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Which letter does the apostrophe replace in 'we're' (we are)?

  1. w
  2. e
  3. a
  4. r
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Correct answer: C. a

The letter a of are is left out, so the apostrophe stands in for a.

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Add a tag to: She is French.

  1. is she
  2. isn't she
  3. does she
  4. isn't he
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Correct answer: B. isn't she

A positive sentence takes a negative tag with the same verb and pronoun.

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