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Question 1: She ____ home.

(a) was went (b) was gone (c) was been went (d) went

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Question 2: The robbers took everything ____ the shop owner had.
(a) thus (b) which (c) that (d) what

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Question 3: The prisoner killed _____.

(a) himselve (b) hisself (c) himself (d) himselves

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Question 4: It was difficult ______ any help.

(a) get (b) to get (c) getting (d) to been got

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Question 5: ____ do you think you can hire for this job?
(a) Which (b) What (c) Whom (d) Who

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Question 6: I knew they did not went ____ home.

(a) at (b) to (c) in (d) -

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Question 7: _____ do you think will win the tournament?

(a) Which (b) What (c) Who (d) Whom

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Question 8: Which sentence is grammatically correct?

(a) If you will buy this item, I should give you a discount. (b) If you will buy this item, I shall give you a discount. (c) If you will buy this item, I would give you a discount. (d) If you would buy this item, I shall give you a discount.

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Question 9: I will tell you _____ story now.

(a) an other (b) another (c) one other (d) one another

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Question 10: Which sentence is grammatically correct?

(a) It is better saving some money while young than to be cried at the old age. (b) It is better to save some money while young than crying at the old age. (c) It is better saving some money while young than to cry at the old age. (d) It is better to save some money while young than to cry at the old age.

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Answers
1. (d) 2. (c) 3. (c) 4. (b) 5. (c) 6. (d) 7. (c) 8. (b) 9. (b) 10. (d) Visit the following URL for interactive exercise: http://englishgrammarpass.com/exercises/test/18/12.html

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