English Conversation - 4

Practice English conversation skills with focus on grammar, spelling, and natural dialogue responses

20 Questions Published

Questions

Question 1 Multiple Choice (Single Answer)

Directions: Match the two parts of a conversation.

I'm thinking about taking a walk. How's the weather outside?

  1. It a bit chilly. You should wear a light jacket and maybe a cap too.
  2. It's a bit chilly. You should wear a light jacket and maybe a cap too.
  3. It's a bit chilled. You should wear a light jacket and maybe a cap to.
  4. It's but chilly. You should wear a light jacket and maybe a cap too.
Question 2 Multiple Choice (Single Answer)

Directions: Match the two parts of a conversation.

The internet is amazing. You can be anywhere, anytime.

  1. You are right. Yesterday I surfed China's website and saw the Great Wall. It felt so real.
  2. You is right. Yesterday I surfed China's website and saw the Great Wall. It felt so real.
  3. You are right. Yesterday I surfed china's website and saw the great wall. It felt so real.
  4. You are right. Yesterday I surfed China's website and see the Great Wall. It felt so real.
Question 3 Multiple Choice (Single Answer)

Directions: Match the two parts of a conversation.

Hey, your coffee tastes different. Did you add something different to it?

  1. Yes, I sprinkled lots cinnamon. I love its sweet and aromatic flavour.
  2. Yes, I sprinkle some cinnamon. I love its sweat and aromatic flavour.
  3. Yes, I sprinkle some cinnamon. I love it's sweet and aromatic flavour.
  4. Yes, I sprinkled some cinnamon. I love its sweet and aromatic flavour.
Question 4 Multiple Choice (Single Answer)

Directions: Match the two parts of a conversation.

Sometimes the news is so boring. It puts me to sleep.

  1. I agree. I finding it boring most of the time.
  2. I agree. I find it boring most of the time.
  3. I agree. I found it boring most at the time.
  4. I agree. I find it bore most of the time.
Question 5 Multiple Choice (Single Answer)

Directions: Match the two parts of a conversation.

She is a really good singer, but not pretty at all.

  1. What difference does that make? Singers are supposed to sound good.
  2. What different does that make? Singers are suppose to sound good.
  3. What difference does that make? Singers are supposed to look good.
  4. What different does that make? Singers are supposed to sound good.
Question 6 Multiple Choice (Single Answer)

Directions: Match the two parts of a conversation.

I'm trying to sleep. The music is too loud.

  1. Okay, I'll turn it down. You can go of to sleep.
  2. Okay, I'll turn it up. You can go off to sleep.
  3. Okay, I'll turn it down. You can go off to sleep.
  4. Okay, I'll turn it up. You can go of to sleep.
Question 7 Multiple Choice (Single Answer)

Directions: Match the two parts of a conversation.

Have you seen the movie Titanic? Do you like it?

  1. Yes, I have seen it eight times. I absolutely love it. It's a repulsive movie.
  2. Yes, I have seen it eight times. I absolutely love it. It's a bad movie.
  3. Yes, I have seen it eight times. I absolutely love it. It's an ordinary movie.
  4. Yes, I have seen it eight times. I absolutely love it. It's a magnificent movie.
Question 8 Multiple Choice (Single Answer)

Directions: Match the two parts of a conversation.

It has been my dream to visit the United States.

  1. I hope your dream comes true. I wish you good luck.
  2. I hoped your dream comes true. I wish you good luck.
  3. I hope your dream come true. I wish you good luck.
  4. I hope your dream comes true. I wished you good luck.
Question 9 Multiple Choice (Single Answer)

Directions: Match the two parts of a conversation.

You know, the neighbours keep complaining that you play music too loudly.

  1. Really! I don't realize that. I will apologize.
  2. Really! I didn't realized that. I will apologize.
  3. Really! I didn't realize that. I will apologize.
  4. Really! I didn't realizing that. I will apologize.
Question 10 Multiple Choice (Single Answer)

Directions: Match the two parts of a conversation.

Do you like using public transport?

  1. Yes, I hate it. I find it very convenient and it saves fuel too.
  2. No, I hate it. I find it very convenient and it saves fuel too.
  3. Yes, I love it. I find it very convenient and it saves fuel too.
  4. No, I love it. I find it very convenient and it saves fuel too.
Question 11 Multiple Choice (Single Answer)

Directions: Match the two parts of a conversation.

You said you got a speeding ticket yesterday. What happened?

  1. Yes, I got a $100 ticket for overspeeding in a residential area.
  2. Yes, I got a $100 ticket for overspending in a residential area
  3. Yes, I get a $100 ticket for overspeeding in a housing area.
  4. Yes, I get a $100 ticket for overspending in a housing area.
Question 12 Multiple Choice (Single Answer)

Directions: Match the two parts of a conversation.

Hey, what are you playing?

  1. We are playing a game of Head and Seek.
  2. We are playing a game of Hide and Seak.
  3. We are playing a game of Head and Seak.
  4. We are playing a game of Hide and Seek.
Question 13 Multiple Choice (Single Answer)

Directions: Match the two parts of a conversation.

Your car is so dirty. Why don't you wash it?

  1. That's where I'm going to do.
  2. That's which I'm going to do.
  3. That's what I'm going to do.
  4. That's when I'm going to do.
Question 14 Multiple Choice (Single Answer)

Directions: Match the two parts of a conversation.

Congratulations! I heard you bought a new car. Which one?

  1. Thank you. I brought a Cadillac. It's the luxury edition.
  2. Thank you. I bought a Cadillac. It's the luxury edition.
  3. Thank you. I bought a Cadillac. Its the luxury edition.
  4. Thank you. I brought a Cadillac. Its the luxury edition.
Question 15 Multiple Choice (Single Answer)

Is there a sale at Macy's? I'm planning to go there in the evening.

  1. Yes, I was shop there yesterday and saved around $100.
  2. Yes, I will go shopping and saved around $100.
  3. Yes, I should go shopping there and saved around $100.
  4. Yes, I went shopping there yesterday and saved around $100.
Question 16 Multiple Choice (Single Answer)

Have you read J. K. Rowling's new book?

  1. Yes, I have. Fact, I have read it twice.
  2. Yes, I have. Of fact, I have read it twice.
  3. Yes, I have. On fact, I have read it twice.
  4. Yes, I have. In fact, I have read it twice.
Question 17 Multiple Choice (Single Answer)

Let's play billiards. I'll teach you how to play.

  1. I have always wanted to learn how to play billiards. Is it easy to learn?
  2. I have always want to learn how to play billiards. Is it easy to learn?
  3. I have always wanted to learned how to play billiards. Is it easy to learn?
  4. I have always wanted to learn how to play billiards. Was it easy to learn?
Question 18 Multiple Choice (Single Answer)

Let's go to the beach.

  1. That's a great idea. We haven't been there on a while.
  2. That's a great idea. We haven't been there of a while.
  3. That's a great idea. We haven't been there in a while.
  4. That's a great idea. We haven't been there to a while.
Question 19 Multiple Choice (Single Answer)

What kind of car do you have?

  1. I had a Honda. It's pretty old but still looks good.
  2. I have a Honda. It's pretty old but still looks good.
  3. I have a Honda. It's pretty old but still look good.
  4. I will have a Honda. It's pretty old but still looks good.
Question 20 Multiple Choice (Single Answer)

What is the difference between HD and normal TV?

  1. HD stands in High Definition. It offers more clarity than normal TV.
  2. HD stood for High Definition. It offers more clarity than normal TV.
  3. HD stand for High Definition. It offers more clarity than normal TV.
  4. HD stands for High Definition. It offers more clarity than normal TV.