Questions: Different types – English Grammar Test for B2
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A: I met your sister yesterday.
B: Really? ______ she still working in London?
(a) Does
(b) Is
(c) Was
(d) Has
2
A: You’ve been to Italy, ______?
(a) didn’t you
(b) haven’t you
(c) don’t you
(d) weren’t you
3
A: I can’t find my keys.
B: ______ did you last see them?
(a) When
(b) Where
(c) How
(d) What
4
A: I’m going to the cinema tonight.
B: ______ are you going with?
(a) Where
(b) Who
(c) Whose
(d) Whom
5
A: Do you know ______ she called me yesterday?
B: No, she didn’t tell me.
(a) when
(b) if
(c) that
(d) why
6
A: You’re coming to the meeting, ______?
(a) aren’t you
(b) don’t you
(c) will you
(d) didn’t you
7
A: Someone is knocking at the door.
B: Really? ______ it be the postman?
(a) Does
(b) Could
(c) Is
(d) Would
8
A: I’m not sure where Jane lives.
B: I think she lives near the park, ______?
(a) isn’t it
(b) doesn’t she
(c) didn’t she
(d) don’t she
9
A: I wonder ______ she’s angry.
B: Maybe she had a bad day at work.
(a) how
(b) what
(c) why
(d) where
10
A: I’m late again.
B: ______ didn’t you set your alarm clock?
(a) Why
(b) When
(c) Where
(d) What
11
A: Let’s go for a walk, ______?
(a) shall we
(b) will we
(c) can we
(d) do we
12
A: I’m studying for the exam.
B: Oh, really? ______ subjects are you revising?
(a) Which
(b) What
(c) Whose
(d) How
13
A: You like jazz, ______?
(a) didn’t you
(b) aren’t you
(c) don’t you
(d) haven’t you
14
A: I don’t know what time the movie starts.
B: Maybe you can ask the staff ______.
(a) when does it start
(b) when it starts
(c) what time does it start
(d) what time starts it
15
A: The train is delayed again.
B: ______ did they say it will arrive?
(a) What time
(b) Why
(c) How
(d) Where
16
A: Have you met Emma?
B: Yes, but I can’t remember ______.
(a) where I met her
(b) where did I meet her
(c) did I meet her where
(d) where met I her
17
A: Someone took my phone!
B: Oh no! ______ did it?
(a) Who
(b) Whose
(c) What
(d) How
18
A: I missed the last bus.
B: ______ didn’t you leave earlier?
(a) Where
(b) How
(c) Why
(d) What
19
A: I’m not sure how to use this machine.
B: ______ you like me to show you?
(a) Will
(b) Shall
(c) Would
(d) Do
20
A: The teacher’s angry again.
B: Oh dear! ______ upset her this time?
(a) What
(b) Who
(c) Why
(d) How
21
A: I’m learning Japanese now.
B: That’s great! ______ long have you been studying?
(a) How
(b) When
(c) What
(d) Where
22
A: You’ve finished your project, ______?
(a) did you
(b) haven’t you
(c) don’t you
(d) won’t you
23
A: You’re not coming to the party, ______?
(a) do you
(b) are you
(c) will you
(d) aren’t you
24
A: I didn’t hear the phone ring.
B: ______ you asleep?
(a) Were
(b) Did
(c) Have
(d) Are
25
A: I’m planning a trip to Japan.
B: Wow! ______ are you going?
(a) How
(b) When
(c) Who
(d) Why
26
A: I saw Mark yesterday.
B: Really? ______ did he look?
(a) How
(b) What
(c) When
(d) Who
27
A: You can drive, ______?
(a) can you
(b) can’t you
(c) don’t you
(d) haven’t you
28
A: Where’s Susan?
B: I don’t know. Maybe she’s at the library, ______?
(a) doesn’t she
(b) isn’t she
(c) hasn’t she
(d) wasn’t she
29
A: I don’t understand this exercise.
B: ______ you like me to explain it?
(a) Shall
(b) Will
(c) Would
(d) Do
30
A: The weather’s so nice today.
B: Yes, ______ it wonderful to be outside?
(a) doesn’t
(b) isn’t
(c) wasn’t
(d) hasn’t
Answer
1 (b) – Present continuous question: Is she still working...?
2 (b) – Perfect tense → tag with haven’t you?
3 (a) – “When” asks about time.
4 (b) – “Who” for people (object).
5 (a) – Indirect question → no inversion: Do you know when...
6 (a) – Positive statement → negative tag.
7 (b) – Modal “could” expresses possibility.
8 (b) – Positive statement → negative tag: doesn’t she?
9 (c) – “Why” introduces reason.
10 (a) – Asking about reason → Why didn’t...?
11 (a) – Tag for Let’s is shall we?
12 (a) – “Which” for limited choice.
13 (c) – Simple present → don’t you?
14 (b) – Indirect question → when it starts.
15 (a) – “What time” asks for schedule/time.
16 (a) – Indirect question → no inversion.
17 (a) – Subject question → Who did it?
18 (c) – Asking reason → Why didn’t...?
19 (c) – Polite offer → Would you like...?
20 (a) – Asking for reason → What upset her?
21 (a) – “How long” asks about duration.
22 (b) – Present perfect → tag haven’t you?
23 (b) – Negative statement → positive tag.
24 (a) – Past continuous → Were you...?
25 (b) – Asking about time → When...?
26 (a) – “How” asks about condition or appearance.
27 (b) – Positive statement → negative tag.
28 (b) – Present simple of be → isn’t she?
29 (c) – Polite offer → Would you like...?
30 (b) – Rhetorical question: Isn’t it wonderful...?