English Grammar and Vocabulary Practice

A comprehensive set of vocabulary flashcards covering prepositions (at, in, on, by, to, with), question words, adverbs of frequency with percentages, and common verb collocations with make, get, and have.

Who?

Question word used to identify a person.

Whose?

Question word used to show possession.

Which?

Question word used when making a choice.

How?

Question word used to describe the manner or way something is done.

Where?

Question word used to specify a place.

What?

Question word used for an object or an idea.

Why?

Question word used to give or ask for a reason.

How many?

Question word used for countable items.

How much?

Question word used for uncountable items.

When?

Question word used for time or a specific deadline.

What kind?

Question word used for descriptions.

What time?

Question word used to ask for a specific time.

How old?

Question word used to ask about age.

How often?

Question word used for frequency.

How long?

Question word used to determine duration.

Always

Adverb of frequency representing $100\%$ of the time.

Usually

Adverb of frequency representing $90\%$ of the time.

Normally

Adverb of frequency representing $80\%$ of the time.

Often

Adverb of frequency representing $65\%$ of the time.

Sometimes

Adverb of frequency representing $50\%$ of the time.

Occasionally

Adverb of frequency representing $35\%$ of the time.

Seldom

Adverb of frequency representing $20\%$ of the time.

Rarely

Adverb of frequency representing $15\%$ of the time.

Hardly ever

Adverb of frequency representing $5\%$ of the time.

Never

Adverb of frequency representing $0\%$ of the time.

At

Preposition used for specific locations like 'at the bus stop', 'at home', or 'at school' and specific times like 'at $9$ o'clock'.

In

Preposition used for enclosed spaces like 'in the box' or 'in the room', and for months or years like 'in January' or 'in 2025'.

On

Preposition used for surfaces like 'on the table' or 'on the floor', and for days of the week like 'on Sunday'.

Make

Verb used in collocations such as 'make a mistake', 'make a decision', 'make progress', or 'make money'.

Get

Verb used in collocations such as 'get home', 'get ready', 'get a job', or 'get angry'.

Have

Verb used in collocations such as 'have breakfast', 'have a shower', 'have an idea', or 'have a meeting'.

By

Preposition used for methods of transport ('by bus'), methods of creation ('by hand'), or time deadlines ('by noon').

To

Preposition used for direction or recipients, such as 'to school', 'to Turkey', 'to me', or 'to him'.

With

Preposition used for accompaniment or tools, such as 'with friends', 'with sugar', 'with a pen', or 'with pleasure'.