Let’s go through each question one by one and pick the correct answer.
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1. He never ________ me.
We’re talking about something that happens regularly (or doesn’t happen) — “never” tells us it’s a habit or routine. So we need the simple present tense.
- “He” is third person singular → verb needs to end in -s.
- “calls” is correct.
✔ Answer:
B. calls
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2. Your baby __________ too much.
Again, this is about a current habit or fact — so simple present tense.
“Baby” = third person singular → verb should be “cries”.
Check spelling: cry → cries (not “crys” or “cryes”).
✔ Answer:
B. cries
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3. I __________ three languages.
“I” is first person → use base form of verb for simple present.
So: “I speak” — not “speaks” (that’s for he/she/it).
✔ Answer:
D. speak
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4. Yesterday, I ________ a strange sound at midnight.
“Yesterday” = past time → need past tense verb.
“Hear” → past tense is “heard”.
“Here” and “hair” are wrong words entirely.
✔ Answer:
C. heard
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5. I __________ for the math test right now.
“Right now” = happening at this moment → present continuous tense.
Structure: am/is/are + verb-ing
“I” → “am studying”
✔ Answer:
A. am studying
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6. How ________ your English class last week?
“Last week” = past → need past tense of “be”.
“Class” is singular → was (not were).
✔ Answer:
D. was
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7. How ________ players are in a soccer team?
This is asking about quantity → “how many” is used for countable things (like players).
“How much” is for uncountable things (like water, sugar).
✔ Answer:
many *(Note: The options aren’t shown here, but based on standard grammar, the correct word is “many”)*
Wait — looking back at the image, question 7 says:
> 7. How ________ players are in a soccer team?
And no options are visible in the image you provided. But since it’s a fill-in-the-blank with common grammar, the only logical word is
“many”.
But let me double-check — maybe the options got cut off? In most quizzes like this, the choices would be:
A. much
B. many
C. more
D. most
So if those were the options, B. many is correct.
Since the user didn’t show options for Q7, but based on standard grammar rules, we’ll go with “many”.
✔ Answer:
many
*(If this were multiple choice and “many” was an option, pick that.)*
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Final Answers:
1. B
2. B
3. D
4. C
5. A
6. D
7. many
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Final Answer:
1. B
2. B
3. D
4. C
5. A
6. D
7. many
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of free grammar exercises.
