Grammar & Vocabulary Competition

This is a tag question. Since the main clause 'My tooth never hurts me badly' is negative due to 'never', the tag must be positive. 'Does it' is the correct form.

This is a tag question. The statement 'It's rained' (It has rained) is positive, so the tag must be negative. 'Hasn't it' is the correct tag.

The question asks for the person who performed the action. 'Who' is the correct interrogative pronoun for a person.

The statement is positive, so the tag must be negative. 'Didn't it' correctly matches the past tense verb 'made'.

The statement is positive, so the tag must be negative. 'Don't they' matches the present tense verb 'cut'.

The sentence requires the simple past tense of the verb send. 'Sent' is the correct form.

The tag 'didn't she' indicates the main verb must be in the simple past tense. 'Read' is the past tense form of the verb.

When describing the nature of something (the rules), the present participle 'confusing' is used. 'Confused' would describe how a person feels.

The past participle 'imported' acts as an adjective here to describe the products. It means products that have been brought in from another country.

The participle 'disappointing' describes the nature of the action that caused people to get angry. It is the cause of the feeling.

In the context of choosing subjects for a career, 'job prospects' is the standard collocation referring to the likelihood of finding employment.

The phrase 'suitable for' is the correct prepositional collocation to describe something that fits or is appropriate for a person.

'Make a living' is a common idiom meaning to earn enough money to support oneself.

A 'job description' is a formal document that lists the duties and responsibilities of a specific role.

The phrasal verb 'came out' is used here to mean that information was revealed or became known after her death.

In the context of reading genres, 'fantasy' is a common category paired with horror.

The word impress fits the context of someone showing off their knowledge to others. The other options do not make sense in this sentence structure.

Roughly is an adverb used to indicate an approximation, which fits the context of estimating a number of people. Attempt, marketing, and distribute do not fit the grammatical structure.

Initial means existing or occurring at the beginning, which correctly describes an idea that did not work. Reluctant, remote, and regard do not fit the context of an idea.