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Q1.
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Which part of speech is “before” in the sentence: "I had lunch before noon."
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Verb |
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Preposition |
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Adverb |
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Conjunction |
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Q2.
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What follows “before” when it is a preposition?
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Adjective |
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Verb (base form) |
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Noun or gerund |
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Adverb |
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Q3.
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Identify the preposition in this sentence: "He called me after dinner."
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He |
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called |
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after |
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dinner |
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Q4.
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Which shows the correct prepositional form?
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before + infinitive |
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before + adjective |
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before + subject + verb |
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before + noun |
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Q5.
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Choose the sentence where "after" is a preposition:
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They left after they had eaten. |
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She went out after finishing her homework. |
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I washed my hands after I had cooked. |
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I will call you after you leave. |
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Q6.
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Which sentence correctly uses "before" as a conjunction?
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He left before lunch. |
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We met before school. |
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They played before dinner. |
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I had eaten before I went out. |
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Q7.
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What does "after" show in a sentence?
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Location |
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The reason for an action |
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Cause and effect |
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Time relationship between actions |
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Q8.
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What tense do we usually use “before” (as a conjunction)?
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Future simple |
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Past continuous |
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Past perfect |
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Present simple |
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Q9.
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Identify the gerund in this sentence: "She checked her bag before leaving."
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checked |
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bag |
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leaving |
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before |
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Q10.
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Which is correct?
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before + had + V3 |
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after + noun |
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before + gerund |
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both (ii) and (iii) |
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Q11.
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Choose the correct sentence with "after" as conjunction:
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They left after they had finished work. |
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He left after saying goodbye. |
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I met him after I ate lunch. |
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I came after school. |
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Q12.
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Which structure correctly shows action order with "before"?
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had + V3 + before + V2 |
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V2 + before + had + V3 |
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had + V2 + before + V3 |
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V3 + before + had + V2 |
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Q13.
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Which sentence shows "after" connecting two clauses?
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They left after the movie. |
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I walked after school. |
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I went out after I had locked the door. |
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He read a book after he will eat lunch. |
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Q14.
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Which tense correctly shows the second action (second clause) when using "before"?
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Past perfect |
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Past simple |
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Present simple |
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Future simple |
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Q15.
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Which of these sentences correctly uses "before" as a preposition?
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She had left before we arrived. |
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I had eaten breakfast before I went out. |
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He woke up before sunrise. |
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They played before they finished. |
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Q16.
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What is the first action in this sentence? "We left after we had eaten."
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We left |
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We had eaten |
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Both happened at the same time |
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It's unclear |
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Q17.
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Which form is correct for "after" as a conjunction?
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Past simple + after + past perfect |
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Past perfect + after + past perfect |
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Past continuous + after + past perfect continuous |
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Future perfect + after + present simple |
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Q18.
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Choose the correct example of "before" as a conjunction showing two actions:
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Before sunrise, I woke up. |
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He left before noon. |
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I had locked the door before I went out. |
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She ran before dinner. |
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Q19.
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What is the time order in this sentence: "They played outside after they had done their homework."
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Played first, then homework |
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Homework first, then played |
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Both happened together |
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Homework was incomplete |
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Q20.
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Which part of this sentence is in past perfect tense? "I left before she had arrived."
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I left |
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before |
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she had arrived |
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the whole sentence is past simple |
