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Remember: Work as a team of explorers. Read the riddles, discuss with your group, and post your answers as comments below each room’s scroll.

Are you ready to escape? Click the first door to begin your adventure!

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🔐 Correct the verb in brackets by choosing the best option (a / b / c). Post your chosen option and write the full corrected sentence as a comment.

1. Yesterday, the knight (fight) bravely against the dragon.

a) fight

b) fought

c) will fight

2. The princess (wait) in the tower since morning.

a) waited

b) has been waiting

c) will wait

3. The king (plan) a feast tomorrow.

a) planned

b) is planning

c) will planning

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⚡ The bridge is incomplete! Fill in the blanks with the correct prepositions to cross safely.

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Sentences:

1. The cat sat _ the wall.

2. She arrived _ 5 o’clock.

3. The treasure is hidden _ the castle.

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The Wizard of Errors has stolen your articles! Replace them correctly to move forward.

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🔐 Choose the option (a / b / c) that fills the blanks with the correct articles. Post your chosen option and rewrite the full correct sentence.

1. apple a day keeps doctor away.

a) A / a

b) An / the

c) The / the

2. She saw unicorn in forest.

a) a / the

b) an / the

c) a / a

3. moon looked beautiful last night.

a) The

b) A

c)(no article)

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The Evil Wizard has jumbled up your sentences! Fix them.

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The Wizard’s Hall of Sentences (Reorder to make correct sentence)

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The Wizard’s Hall of Sentences (Reorder to make correct sentence)

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🔐 Choose the option (a / b / c) that shows the correct sentence order. Post the option and then write the correct sentence as a reply.

1. happy / the / is / very / child.

a) The child is very happy.

b) Very the child is happy.

c) Is the child very happy.

2. garden / in / the / playing / are / they.

a) They are playing in the garden.

b) In the garden they are playing.

c) They playing are in the garden.

3. cake / delicious / a / baked / she.

a) She baked a delicious cake.

b) Delicious she baked a cake.

c) She a baked delicious cake.

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You’ve completed all four rooms of Grammar Castle!

Now solve this final riddle to earn your Golden Grammar Key 🏆

Riddle:

I am always right but never wrong,

Without me, your sentence won’t be strong.

What am I?

Options:

a) A noun

b) A verb

c) A conjunction

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The Wizard of Errors has turned friendly and congratulates you!

You are now official Grammar Heroes — ready to use English powerfully in every quest!