Grammar Millionaire - A1 Young Learners
An interactive 'Who Wants to Be a Millionaire' game focused on English grammar fundamentals for young learners at CEFR A1 level. Players answer 10 questions of increasing difficulty covering verb conjugation, pronouns, present simple, and basic sentence structure.
A free Millionaire Quiz for Young learners at CEFR A1 level. Topic: English grammar .
Questions
- Which sentence is correct? — A) I be happy. B) I are happy. C) I is happy. D) I am happy.
- What is the correct plural of 'cat'? — A) cat B) cates C) catt D) cats
- Fill in the blank: 'She ___ a teacher.' — A) be B) am C) are D) is
- Which pronoun replaces 'Tom and I'? — A) we B) he C) they D) she
- Choose the correct form: 'He ___ to school every day.' — A) goes B) go C) gone D) going
- Which sentence uses the correct negative form? — A) I not am like apples. B) I am not like apples. C) I not like apples. D) I do not like apples.
- Fill in: 'They ___ three children.' — A) has B) have C) are has D) is having
- Which sentence is grammatically correct? — A) She goes to the park yesterday. B) She went to the park yesterday. C) She go to the park yesterday. D) She going to the park yesterday.
- Choose the sentence with correct word order: — A) Every day I eat breakfast. B) I eat breakfast every day. C) Breakfast every day I eat. D) Every day eat I breakfast.
- Which uses the correct possessive form? — A) The book of Maria B) Maria's book C) The Maria book D) Maria book
Printable worksheet
This Millionaire Quiz comes with a free printable worksheet: 1 part for students to do after the game, and an answer key for the teacher. It prints at three levels (Support, Core and Challenge); this is the Support sheet. Sign in free to print the whole sheet.
What's on the worksheet
- Play it again on paper · Circle the right answer.
Part 1: Play it again on paper
Circle the right answer.
- What is the correct plural of 'cat'? a) cats b) cates c) catt
- Fill in the blank: 'She ___ a teacher.' a) are b) be c) is
- Which pronoun replaces 'Tom and I'? a) he b) they c) we