Hello everyone, and welcome back to my channel Sparkle
English where I teach you how to improve your level of
English. This is my English grammar quiz for beginners:
number three. And in today's quiz, we're going to cover the
grammar topics a, an, used to, there will be, and too and
enough. I will read you each question, and you will have
five seconds to choose the correct answer. Number one:
Tabitha is ____ honest woman. A: a. B: an. The correct
answer is B: an. Tabitha is an honest woman. We use the
article an before words that begin with a vowel sound.
Honest begins with a consonant. But it begins with
a vowel sound. Ah, honest, not "honest." Number two. I ____
have a crush on Gaston when I was a little girl. A: used to.
B: used to. C: use. D: am used to.
The correct answer is B: used to. I used to have a crush on
Gaston when I was a little girl. Number three. Larry is
____ tired to go camping with us tonight. A: to. B: enough.
C: too. D: very. The correct answer is C: too. Larry is too
tired to go camping with us tonight. And this means an
excessive amount. Larry is too tired. He is so tired that he
cannot go camping. Number four. She wants to go to ____
University in Toronto next September. A: a or B: an. The
correct answer is a. She wants to go to a University in
Toronto next September. University begins with a
vowel. However, it begins with a consonant sound. University.
And we use a before words that begin with consonant sounds.
Number five. Jenny ____ have many friends when she was in
elementary school. A: don't use to. B: don't used to. C:
didn't use to. or D: didn't used to. The correct answer is
C: didn't use to. Jenny didn't use to have many friends when
she was in elementary school. We say didn't use to without a
D because we are talking in the past tense. And after we
use didn't, we do not add a D after the main verb. Because
didn't is already in the past tense. Number six. There
wasn't ____ for all the guests at the dinner party. A: food
enough or B: enough food. The correct answer is B: enough
food. There wasn't enough food for all the guests at the
dinner party. We use enough before nouns and not after.
Number seven: she put ____ salt in the soup. A: too much.
B: too many. C: too.
The correct answer is A too much. She put too much salt in
the soup. Before nouns, we say too much or too many. And we
use much before uncountable nouns like salt. Number eight.
There ____ any lunch provided at the conference tomorrow. A:
isn't. B: will be. C: won't be. D willn't be.
The correct answer is C: won't be. There won't be any lunch
provided at the conference tomorrow. Because we have the
word tomorrow, we are talking in the future. So we have to
use the future tense. And we use any after a negative verb.
The contraction have will not be is won't be. "Willn't" is
not a word. It does not exist. Number nine: it isn't ____ to
wear shorts outside. A: warm enough or B: enough warm. The
correct answer is A: warm enough. It isn't warm enough
to wear shorts outside. Adjectives and adverbs come
before enough. And finally, number 10. I made ____ plans
for the weekend. A: too much. B: too many. C: too.
The correct answer is be too many. I made too many plans
for the weekend. We use many before countable nouns like
plans. So let me know in the comments section how many you
got correct out of 10. If you got less than seven out of 10,
go to the description below this video and watch any of my
grammar lessons on each of these topics. Thank you for
watching, and I will see you in my next quiz.