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Hello everyone,

Are the following sentences correct?

1. The questions will be multiple choices.

2. The questions will be multiple choice questions.

3. The questions will be in essay.

4. the questions will be in the form of essay.

5. The questions will be in the form of multiple choices.

PS. As you know some questions require students to choose the correct answer as follow:

He .......the game yesterday.

A. lost

B. loses

C. will lose

D. losing

And sometimes, students have to answer the questions by writing the answers as follows:

Q. Write the opposite of "early"

Regards,

Joseph


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My teachers always used to say something like the following:

You'll have ten multiple-choice questions and five essay questions.

CJ

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CalifJim

My teachers always used to say something like the following:

You'll have ten multiple-choice questions and five essay questions.

CJ

Thanks a lot, CalifJim.

I wish you could edit my versions and correct the mistakes. I may use my versions a lot in the classroom.

PS. Thanks for your version as well.


Are the following sentences correct?

1. The questions will be multiple choice. OK.

2. The questions will be multiple choice questions. OK.

3. The questions will be in essay questions. OK.

4. the questions will be in the form of essay.

5. The questions will be in the form of multiple choices.

CJ

CalifJimAre the following sentences correct?1. The questions will be multiple choice. OK.2. The questions will be multiple choice questions. OK.3. The questions will be in essay questions. OK.4. the questions will be in the form of essay.5. The questions will be in the form of multiple choices.
Thanks a lot, CalifJim.
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