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Food & Eating Elementary Grammar Test (some/any/no/do/does/there is/there are)

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Q 1/16
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She ____________ lunch at 12 o'clock every day.
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have
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Q 2/16
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My mom always makes ____________ soup for dinner.
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16 questions

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She ____________ lunch at 12 o'clock every day.

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30 sec

Q.

My mom always makes ____________ soup for dinner.

2

30 sec

Q.

Is there ____________ cheese in the fridge?

3

30 sec

Q.

I don't want ____________ pizza today.

4

30 sec

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Are there ____________ apples in the basket?

5

30 sec

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She ____________ like spicy food.

6

30 sec

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Do you have ____________ vegetables in your garden?

7

30 sec

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There ____________ a bakery near our house.

8

30 sec

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He ____________ like ice cream.

9

30 sec

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I want to buy ____________ bananas for a fruit salad.

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30 sec

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We need to buy ____________ cheese for the lasagna.

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30 sec

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Do you like having ____________ for dessert?

12

30 sec

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_____ there any orange juice left in the fridge?

13

30 sec

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She usually _______ cereal for breakfast.

14

30 sec

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How often _______ she have dessert?

15

30 sec

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There are _______ sandwiches on the plate.

16

30 sec

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