The complete questions and all 20 choices were corroborated on three pages displaying 16 October 2026. Original choices are preserved. Answers were checked independently using British Council, Cambridge and Oxford references. Q1 uses the formal answer were, with a note about modern informal was usage. These answers are fact-checked; acceptance in the My Telenor app has not been confirmed.
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Were is the traditional formal choice for hypothetical advice: If I were you, I would apologise. It imagines being in another person’s situation. Was is also used in modern English, especially informally, so it is not wrong in every context. Were is the selected standard answer here; acceptance inside the My Telenor app has not been confirmed.
Books is a plural countable noun, so fewer is the standard written choice when comparing the number of books. Less is often heard with plural nouns in informal speech, but fewer is the traditional form for this countable comparison. Lesser and few do not fit this sentence’s comparison.
A reported question beginning with where uses statement word order: I lived. It is part of a larger statement, so the direct-question forms where did I live and where do I live do not fit here. The reporting verb asked can be followed directly by where; that is not needed before it.
News is an uncountable noun even though its spelling ends in -s. It takes singular agreement in this sentence: The news is surprising. The plural forms are and were do not agree with news, and have does not complete this construction.
Work meaning tasks or a workload is uncountable. The phrase a lot of can be used with an uncountable noun, so I have a lot of work today is the standard sentence. Works can have other meanings, such as separate creative pieces, but that is different from the ordinary workload meaning used here.
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