Quizzes, tests, exercises and puzzles for English as a Second Language (ESL), English as a foreign language (EFL), Teaching EFL (TEFL), Test of EFL (TOEFL), English for speakers of other languages (ESOL), Teaching ESOL (TESOL), TOEIC.

1. Hens ________ eggs

a. lie

b. lay

2. Her mother ________ last week.

a. dead

b. death

c. died

3. He's sitting ________ the bar.

a. in

b. on

c. at

4. He's very ________ about his lack of progress

a. worried

b. sick

c. worrying

d. tired

5. He's lived there all his life

a. He still lives there

b. He no longer lives there

6. He's the one that took it.

a. We can omit the relative pronoun here.

b. We can't omit the relative pronoun here.

7. He's very sensitive, so we tried not to ________ his feelings.

a. ache

b. pain

c. hurt

d. sore

8. Her photograph was ________ the front page of the evening newspaper

a. at

b. on

c. by

9. He's not very well and feeling a bit under the ________

a. clouds

b. weather

c. rain

d. storm

10. He's very sensitive, so people walk on ________ when he's around.

a. eggs

b. crackers

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