Level 1

**Question 4:**
**Question 1:**
Which sentence is in the passive voice?
Which sentence is grammatically correct?
a) The students are studying for the exam.
a) The dog and the cat is playing in the
b) The exam is being studied by the
garden.
students.
b) The dog and the cat am playing in the
c) Studying for the exam, the students are.
garden.
c) The dog and the cat are playing in the
**Solution:**
garden.
b) The exam is being studied by the
students.
**Solution:**
c) The dog and the cat are playing in the
---
garden.
**Question 5:**
---
Identify the direct object in the sentence:
"I gave her a book."
**Question 2:**
Identify the subject in the following
a) Gave
sentence:
b) Book
"The sun sets in the west."
c) Her
a) West
**Solution:**
b) Sun
b) Book
c) Sets
---
**Solution:**
b) Sun
**Question 6:**
Choose the correct form of the adjective in
---
the sentence:
"The weather was _____ yesterday."
**Question 3:**
Choose the correct form of the verb in the
a) Good
sentence:
b) Well
"Yesterday, she _____ to the market."
c) Goodly
a) Go
**Solution:**
b) Goes
a) Good
c) Went
---
**Solution:**
c) Went
**Question 7:**
Which sentence uses correct punctuation?
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a) I like apples oranges and bananas. b) He doesn't like pizza.
b) I like apples, oranges, and bananas. --------------------------
c) I like apples oranges, and bananas. Level 2
**Question 1:**
**Solution:** Choose the correct sentence:
b) I like apples, oranges, and bananas.
a) Me and my sister went to the park.
--- b) My sister and I went to the park.
c) Me went to the park with my sister.
**Question 8:** d) I and my sister goes to the park.
Identify the conjunction in the sentence:
"I enjoy both ice cream and cake." **Solution:**
b) My sister and I went to the park.
a) Enjoy
b) Both ---
c) And
**Question 2:**
**Solution:** Identify the sentence with the correct use
c) And of the semicolon:

--- a) I love ice cream it's my favorite dessert.

b) I love ice cream; it's my favorite dessert.
**Question 9:** c) I love ice cream, it's my favorite dessert.
Choose the correct form of the verb in the d) I love ice cream, and it's my favorite
sentence: dessert.
"My friend and I _____ going to the
movies." **Solution:**
b) I love ice cream; it's my favorite dessert.
a) Is
b) Am ---
c) Are
**Question 3:**
**Solution:** Choose the sentence with the correct
c) Are subject-verb agreement:

--- a) Neither the cat nor the dogs is hungry.

b) Neither the cat nor the dogs are hungry.
**Question 10:** c) Neither the cat or the dogs is hungry.
Which sentence is grammatically correct? d) Neither the cat or the dogs are hungry.

a) He don't like pizza. **Solution:**

b) He doesn't like pizza. a) Neither the cat nor the dogs is hungry.
c) He isn't like pizza.
---
**Solution:**
**Question 4:**
Identify the sentence with the correct use
of the apostrophe:
a) The students book is on the table.
b) The students' book is on the table.
c) The student's book is on the table.
d) The student book is on the table.
**Solution:**
c) The student's book is on the table.
---
**Question 5:**
Choose the correct sentence:
a) He don't want any help.
b) He doesn't wants any help.
c) He doesn't want any help.
d) He not want any help.
**Solution:**
c) He doesn't want any help.
---
**Question 6:**
Identify the sentence with the correct use
of the comparative degree:
a) She runs more faster than him.
b) She runs fast than him.
c) She runs more fast than him.
d) She runs faster than him.
**Solution:**
d) She runs faster than him.
---
**Question 7:**
Choose the correct sentence:
a) Each of the students has done their
homework.
b) Each of the students have done their
homework.
c) Each of the student have done his/her
homework.
d) Each of the student has done his/her
homework.
**Solution:**
d) Each of the students has done his/her
homework.
---
**Question 8:**
Identify the sentence with the correct use
of the conditional tense:
a) If it will rain, we will stay indoors.
b) If it rains, we will stay indoors.
c) If it rain, we will stay indoors.
d) If it would rain, we will stay indoors.
**Solution:**
b) If it rains, we will stay indoors.
---
**Question 9:**
Choose the sentence with the correct use
of the gerund:
a) She enjoys to swim in the ocean.
b) She enjoys swimming in the ocean.
c) She enjoys swim in the ocean.
d) She enjoys swam in the ocean.
**Solution:**
b) She enjoys swimming in the ocean.
---
**Question 10:**
Identify the sentence with the correct use
of the subjunctive mood:
a) If he was here, he would help.
b) If he were here, he would help.
c) If he is here, he would help.
d) If he being here, he would help.
**Solution:**
b) If he were here, he would help.
---
**Question 11:**
Choose the sentence with the correct use
of the relative pronoun:
a) The girl who I met her is my friend.
b) The girl whom I met is my friend.
c) The girl that I met her is my friend.
d) The girl which I met is my friend.
**Solution:**
b) The girl whom I met is my friend.
---
**Question 12:**
Identify the sentence with the correct use
of the infinitive:
a) She decided to not go to the party.
b) She decided not to go to the party.
c) She decided not going to the party.
d) She decided for not going to the party.
**Solution:**
b) She decided not to go to the party.
---
**Question 13:**
Choose the sentence with the correct use
of the adverb:
a) The car drives too slow.
b) The car drives too slowly.
c) The car drives slow too.
d) The car drives slow.
**Solution:**
b) The car drives too slowly.
---
**Question 14:**
Identify the sentence with the correct use
of the conjunction:
a) I like both tea and coffee too.
b) I like both tea and coffee.
c) I like both tea and coffee also.
d) I like both tea and coffee as well.
**Solution:**
b) I like both tea and coffee.
---
**Question 15:**
Choose the sentence with the correct use
of the preposition:
a) She is fond with reading books.
b) She is fond in reading books.
c) She is fond of reading books.
d) She is fond for reading books.
**Solution:**
c) She is fond of reading books.
---
**Question 16:**
Identify the sentence with the correct use
of the demonstrative pronoun:
a) These is my keys.
b) Those are my keys.
c) This are my keys.
d) That is my keys.
**Solution:**
**Solution:** c) I have an apple and an orange.
b) Those are my keys.
---
---
**Question 20:**
**Question 17:** Identify the sentence with the correct use
Choose the sentence with the correct use of the interjection:
of the modal verb:
a) Hurry! The train is leaving.
a) She can dances well. b) The train is leaving, and I am in a hurry.
b) She can dancing well. c) The train is leaving; however, I am not in
c) She can dance well. a hurry.
d) She can to dance well. d) The train is leaving. Oh no!

**Solution:** **Solution:**
c) She can dance well. d) The train is leaving. Oh no!

--- **Question 21:**

**Question 18:**
Identify the sentence with the correct use
of the superlative degree:
a) She is the most taller girl in the class.
b) She is the taller girl in the class.
c)
She is taller most in the class.
d) She is the tallest girl in the class.
**Solution:**
d) She is the tallest girl in the class.
---
**Question 19:**
Choose the sentence with the correct use
of the article:
Choose the correct sentence in the present
perfect tense:
a) She will finish her work tomorrow.
b) She finishes her work every day.
c) She has finished her work already.
d) She finished her work yesterday.
**Solution:**
c) She has finished her work already.
---
**Question 22:**
Identify the sentence in the active voice:
a) The cake was baked by Mary.
b) Mary baked the cake.
c) The cake has been baked by Mary.
d) The cake is being baked by Mary.

a) I have an apple and the orange. **Solution:**

b) I have a apple and an orange. b) Mary baked the cake.
c) I have an apple and an orange.
d) I have a apple and the orange. ---

**Question 23:**
Choose the correct sentence in reported
speech:
a) He said, "I am going to the store."
b) He says, "I am going to the store."
c) He says that he was going to the store.
d) He said that he is going to the store.
**Solution:**
c) He says that he was going to the store.
---
**Question 24:**
Identify the sentence with the correct use
of the future perfect tense:
a) They will visit the museum yesterday.
b) They will have visited the museum by
tomorrow.
c) They will be visiting the museum
tomorrow.
d) They visited the museum last week.
**Solution:**
b) They will have visited the museum by
tomorrow.
---
**Question 25:**
Choose the correct sentence in the passive
voice:
a) The teacher teaches the students every
day.
b) The students are taught by the teacher
every day.
c) The students have been taught by the
teacher.
d) The students teach the teacher every
day.
**Solution:**
b) The students are taught by the teacher
every day.
---
**Question 26:**
Identify the sentence with the correct use
of the past continuous tense:
a) She eats lunch at 1 PM.
b) She was eating lunch at 1 PM.
c) She has eaten lunch.
d) She will eat lunch.
**Solution:**
b) She was eating lunch at 1 PM.
---
**Question 27:**
Choose the correct sentence in reported
speech:
a) "I will help you," he said.
b) "I will help you," he says.
c) He said that he will help me.
d) He says that he helps me.
**Solution:**
c) He said that he would help me.
---
**Question 28:**
Identify the sentence with the correct use
of the past perfect tense:
a) They will have finished the project by
next week.
b) They have finished the project already.
c) They finished the project last month.
d) They had finished the project before the
deadline.
**Solution:**
d) They had finished the project before the
deadline.
---
**Question 29:**
Choose the correct sentence in the active
voice:
a) The book was read by him.
b) He reads the book.
c) The book has been read by him.
d) The book is being read by him.
**Solution:**
b) He reads the book.
---
**Question 30:**
Identify the sentence with the correct use
of the present continuous tense:
a) She will be studying for the exam.
b) She studies for the exam every day.
c) She is studying for the exam.
d) She studied for the exam yesterday.
**Solution:**
c) She is studying for the exam.
---
**Question 31:**
Choose the correct sentence in reported
speech:
a) "I have already visited that museum,"
she said.
b) "I already visited that museum," she
says.
c) She said that she already visited that
museum.
d) She says that she has already visited that
museum.
**Solution:**
c) She said that she had already visited that
museum.
---
**Question 32:**
Identify the sentence with the correct use
of the future continuous tense:
a) She will be cooking dinner tomorrow.
b) She cooks dinner every day.
c) She cooked dinner yesterday.
d) She is cooking dinner right now.
**Solution:**
a) She will be cooking dinner tomorrow.
---
**Question 33:**
Choose the correct sentence in the passive
voice:
a) They have built a new house.
b) A new house is built by them.
c) They are building a new house.
d) They will build a new house.
**Solution:**
b) A new house is built by them.
---
**Question 34:**
Identify the sentence with the correct use
of the present perfect continuous tense:
a) They have been living in this city for five
years.
b) They lived in this city for five years.
c) They will live in this city for five years.
d) They have lived in this city for five years.
**Solution:**
a) They have been living in this city for five
years.
---
**Question 35:**
Choose the correct sentence in reported
speech:
a) "I will meet you later," he says.
b) "I will meet you later," he said.
c) He says that he meets me later.
d) He said that he would meet me later.
**Solution:**
d) He said that he would meet me later.
---
**Question 36:**
Identify the sentence with the correct use
of the past perfect continuous tense:
a) They had been waiting for hours when
the bus finally arrived.
b) They waited for hours when the bus
finally arrived.
c) They have been waiting for hours, and
the bus finally arrived.
d) They were waiting for hours when the
bus finally arrived.
**Solution:**
a) They had been waiting for hours when
the bus finally arrived.
---
**Question 37:**
Choose the correct sentence in the active
voice:
a) The letter was written by Mary.
b) Mary wrote the letter.
c) The letter has been written by Mary.
d) The letter is being written by Mary.
**Solution:**
b) Mary wrote the letter.
---
**Question 38:**
Identify the sentence with the correct use
of the present simple tense:
a) She will be going to the market.
b) She is going to the market.
c) She has gone to the market.
d) She goes to the market every day.
**Solution:**
d) She goes to the market every day.
---
**Question 39:**
Choose the correct sentence in reported
speech:
a) "I am coming," she says.
b) "I am coming," she said.
c) She says that she was coming.
d) She said that she is coming.
**Solution:**
b) "I am coming," she said.
---
**Question 40:**
Identify the sentence with the correct use
of the future simple tense:
a) They will be working on the project.
b) They worked on the project yesterday.
c) They are working on the project.
d) They will work on the project tomorrow.
**Solution:**
d) They will work on the project tomorrow. a) The team, as well as the coach, are
celebrating the victory.
-------------------------------------------------- b) The team, as well as the coach, is
**Question 41:** celebrating the victory.
Choose the sentence with the correct c) The team, and also the coach, are
subject-verb agreement: celebrating the victory.
d) The team, and also the coach, is
a) Each of the students have completed celebrating the victory.
their assignments. **Solution:**
b) Each of the students has completed b) The team, as well as the coach, is
their assignments. celebrating the victory.
c) Each of the student have completed Note-
their assignments.
d) Each of the student has completed their 1] I and Mark were at the park.
assignments. 2] I, as well as Mark, was at the park.
2] They, as well as Mark, were at the
**Solution:** park.
b) Each of the students has completed
their assignments. Rule:-
1]when we use “as well as”, then first
--- noun is taken as subject
2] when we use “and”, then both nouns
**Question 42:** act as subject
Identify the sentence with the correct
subject-verb agreement:
---
a) Neither the cat nor the dogs is in the
backyard. **Question 44:**
b) Neither the cat nor the dogs are in the Identify the sentence with the correct
backyard. subject-verb agreement:
c) Neither the cat or the dogs is in the
backyard. a) The number of applicants for the job are
d) Neither the cat or the dogs are in the increasing.
backyard. b) The number of applicants for the job is
increasing.
**Solution:** c) The numbers of applicants for the job is
b) Neither the cat nor the dogs are in the increasing.
backyard. d) The numbers of applicants for the job
are increasing.
---
**Solution:**
**Question 43:** b) The number of applicants for the job is
Choose the sentence with the correct increasing.
subject-verb agreement:
 Note following correct sentences
**Question 47:**
1] students are working
2] the group of students is working a) Each of the students have completed the
3] the herd of cows was running assignment.
4] Sudhir, one of the most intelligent
students, is my friend b) Each of the students has completed the
5] accidents were dangerous assignment.
6] The news about accidents was sad
c) Each of the students is completing the
assignment.
**Question 45:**
Choose the sentence with the correct d) Each of the students completing the
subject-verb agreement: assignment.

a) Each man and woman on the team are **Solution 47:**

skilled players.
b) Each man and woman on the team is b) Each of the students has completed the
skilled players. assignment.
c) Every man and woman on the team is
skilled players. ---
d) Every man and woman on the team are
skilled players. **Question 48:**

**Solution:** a) The book, along with the magazine,

c) Every man and woman on the team is were on the table.
skilled players.
b) The book, along with the magazine, was
Q 46 to 55 … choose correct sentence on the table.
**Question 46:**
c) The book, along with the magazine, are
a) The team were playing well yesterday. on the table.

b) The team was playing well yesterday. d) The book, along with the magazine, is on
the table.
c) The team are playing well yesterday.
**Solution 48:**
d) The team is playing well yesterday.
d) The book, along with the magazine, is on
**Solution 46:** the table.

b) The team was playing well yesterday. ---

--- **Question 49:**

a) The new policy has been implement last b) The news about the accident was
week. shocking.

b) The new policy was implement last c) The news about the accident is shocking.
week.
d) The news about the accident is shocked.
c) The new policy is implemented last
week. **Solution 51:**

d) The new policy was implemented last b) The news about the accident was
week. shocking.

**Solution 49:** ---

d) The new policy was implemented last **Question 52:**

week.
a) The cookies, as well as the cake, were
--- delicious.

**Question 50:** b) The cookies, as well as the cake, are

delicious.
a) Every morning, the birds is chirping
outside my window. c) The cookies, as well as the cake, is
delicious.
b) Every morning, the birds are chirping
outside my window. d) The cookies, as well as the cake, was
delicious.
c) Every morning, the birds chirps outside
my window. **Solution 52:**

d) Every morning, the birds chirped outside b) The cookies, as well as the cake, are
my window. delicious.

**Solution 50:** ---

b) Every morning, the birds are chirping **Question 53:**

outside my window.
a) The cat and the dog has a playful
--- attitude.

**Question 51:** b) The cat and the dog have a playful

attitude.
a) The news about the accident were
shocking. c) The cat and the dog is a playful attitude.
d) The cat and the dog were a playful
attitude.
**Solution 53:**
b) The cat and the dog have a playful
attitude.
---
**Question 54:**
a) The concert, along with the fireworks,
was impressive.
b) The concert, along with the fireworks,
were impressive.
c) The concert, along with the fireworks, is
impressive.
d) The concert, along with the fireworks,
are impressive.
**Solution 54:**
a) The concert, along with the fireworks,
was impressive.
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**Question 55:**
a) A delicious meal, accompanied by good
music, were served at the party.
b) A delicious meal, accompanied by good
music, was served at the party.
c) A delicious meal, accompanied by good
music, is served at the party.
d) A delicious meal, accompanied by good
music, have served at the party.
**Solution 55:**
b) A delicious meal, accompanied by good
music, was served at the party.
Q 56 to 60 Choose correct indirect speech
**Question 56:**
Direct Speech: She exclaimed, "I can't
believe it!"
a) She exclaimed that she can't believe it.
b) She exclaimed that she couldn't believe
it.
c) She exclaimed that she can believe it.
d) She exclaimed she can't believe it.
**Solution 56:**
b) She exclaimed that she couldn't believe
it.
---
**Question 57:**
Direct Speech: "Will you attend the
meeting?" he asked.
a) He asked if you will attend the meeting.
b) He asked if you would attend the
meeting.
c) He asked if you attending the meeting.
d) He asked if you attends the meeting.
**Solution 57:**
b) He asked if you would attend the
meeting.
--- a) He promised that he will help you with
your project.
**Question 58:** b) He promised that he would help him
with his project.
Direct Speech: "I have finished my c) He promised that he helps you with your
homework," she said. project.
d) He promised that he would help me
a) She said that she finished her with my project.
homework.
b) She said that she has finished her **Solution 60:**
homework.
c) She said that she had finished her b) He promised that he would help me
homework. with my project.
d) She said that she finishing her or
homework. He promised that he would help him with
**Solution 58:** his project.
c) She said that she had finished her
homework. **Question 61:**

--- Direct Speech: "I don't like pizza," she said.

**Question 59:** a) She said that she didn't liked pizza.

b) She said that she doesn't like pizza.
Direct Speech: "We are going to the beach c) She said that she didn't like pizza.
tomorrow," they announced. d) She said that she don't like pizza.

a) They announced that they are going to **Solution 61:**

the beach tomorrow.
b) They announced that they will go to the c) She said that she didn't like pizza.
beach tomorrow.
c) They announced that they are going to ---
the beach yesterday.
d) They announced that they were going to **Question 62:**
the beach the next day
**Solution 59:** Direct Speech: "We are meeting at 3 PM,"
d) They announced that they were going to he said.
the beach the next day a) He announced that we were meeting at
--- 3 PM.
b) He said that we are meeting at 3 PM.
**Question 60:**
c) He exclaimed that we were meet at 3
Direct Speech: "I'll help you with your PM.
project," he promised. d) He announced that we meeting at 3 PM.

**Solution 62:**
 ---
a) He announced that we were meeting at
3 PM. **Question 65:**
---
**Question 63:** Direct Speech: "hey! We visited the
Direct Speech: "I will be there on time," he museum yesterday," they said.
assured.
a) He ordered that he would be there on a) They exclaimed that they visited the
time. museum yesterday.
b) He assured that he would be there on
time. b) They exclaimed that they had visited the
c) He exclaimed that he will be there in museum yesterday.
time.
d) He assures that he would be there on c) They ordered that they visited the
time. museum yesterday.

**Solution 63:** d) They assured that they have visited the

museum yesterday.
b) He assured that he would be there on
time. **Solution 65:**

--- b) They exclaimed that they had visited the

museum yesterday.
**Question 64:**
**Question 66:**
Direct Speech: "I am not coming to the
party," she said. Change the following sentence from active
to passive voice:
a) She said that she isn't coming to the
party. "The chef prepared a delicious meal."

b) She said that she wasn't coming to the a) A delicious meal was prepared by the
party. chef.

c) She said that she not coming to the b) A delicious meal is being prepared by
party. the chef.

d) She said that she wasn't came to the c) A delicious meal has been prepared by
party. the chef.

**Solution 64:** d) The chef was preparing a delicious meal.

b) She said that she wasn't coming to the **Solution 66:**

party.
a) A delicious meal was prepared by the a) The team is discussing a new project.
chef.
--- ---
**Question 67:**
**Question 69:**
Identify the voice and tense of the
following sentence: Identify the voice and tense of the
following sentence:
"The novel was written by the author last
year." "The song has been sung by the choir
beautifully."
a) Passive voice, past tense.
a) Passive voice, past tense.
b) Active voice, present tense.
b) Active voice, present tense.
c) Active voice, past tense.
c) Active voice, past tense.
d) Passive voice, present tense.
d) Passive voice, present perfect tense.
**Solution 67:**
**Solution 69:**
a) Passive voice, past tense.
d) Passive voice, present perfect tense.
---
---
**Question 68:**
**Question 70:**
Change the following sentence from
passive to active voice: Change the following sentence from active
to passive voice:
"A new project is being discussed by the
team." "The gardener is planting flowers in the
garden."
a) The team is discussing a new project.
a) Flowers were planted in the garden by
b) The team has discussed a new project. the gardener.

c) A new project will be discussed by the b) Flowers are being planted in the garden
team. by the gardener.

d) A new project was discussed by the c) Flowers have been planted in the garden
team. by the gardener.

**Solution 68:** d) Flowers will be planted in the garden by

the gardener.
**Solution 70:** d) The construction crew had built the
house last year.
b) Flowers are being planted in the garden
by the gardener. **Solution 72:**

--- b) The construction crew built the house

last year.
**Question 71:**
---
Identify the voice and tense of the
following sentence: **Question 73:**

"The letter will be mailed tomorrow." Identify the voice and tense of the
following sentence:
a) Passive voice, future tense.
"The cake has been baked by Mary."
b) Active voice, future tense.
a) Passive voice, present perfect tense.
c) Active voice, present tense.
b) Active voice, past tense.
d) Passive voice, present tense.
c) Active voice, present perfect tense.
**Solution 71:**
d) Passive voice, past tense.
a) Passive voice, future tense.
**Solution 73:**
---
a) Passive voice, present perfect tense.
**Question 72:**
---
Change the following sentence from
passive to active voice: **Question 74:**
Change the voice
"The house was built by the construction
crew last year." "The teacher teaches the students every
day."
a) The construction crew was building the
house last year. a) The students are being taught by the
teacher every day.
b) The construction crew built the house
last year. b) The students have been taught by the
teacher every day.
c) The construction crew has built the
house last year.
c) The students were taught by the teacher
every day.
Obligation Must = have to
d) The students are taught by the teacher Permission Can- neutral (less polite)
every day. Or May – formal (more polite)
Request Could- more polite
Might – most polite, less
**Solution 74:** common
Ability Can –strong, informal, neutral
d) The students are taught by the teacher Could – weak, polite
every day. May – weak ability
Might – very weak [doubt]
--- Advice Ought to – advice with little
obligation
Should- advice
**Question 75:** neutral[standard]
Could – polite advice
Identify the voice and tense of the May-very polite advice
following sentence: possibility Less ability is possibility
Past habit Would and used to
"The concert will be held next week."
Could, would, might act as past forms of
a) Passive voice, simple future tense. can, will, may as well as weak auxillaries in
present
b) Active voice, simple future tense.
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c) Active voice, present continuous tense.
**76. What is the correct modal auxiliary
d) Passive voice, future continuous tense. to express ability in the present?**
- a) can
**Solution 75:** - b) could
- c) will
a) Passive voice, simple future tense. - d) shall

------------------------------------------ **Solution:** a) can

**77. Which modal auxiliary is used to

indicate a possibility in the future?**
- a) may
- b) must
- c) might
- d) should

**Solution:** c) might
**78. In which sentence is the modal **82. In the sentence, "You _____ finish
auxiliary used to show a strong your homework before watching TV," what
recommendation?** is the correct modal auxiliary?**
- a) You can try the new restaurant - a) should
downtown. - b) would
- b) You should try the new restaurant - c) can
downtown. - d) must
- c) You will try the new restaurant
downtown. **Solution:** d) must
- d) You must try the new restaurant
downtown. **83. What is the appropriate modal
auxiliary to express a future possibility with
**Solution:** b) You should try the new uncertainty?**
restaurant downtown. - a) will
- b) shall
**79. What is the appropriate modal - c) might
auxiliary to express a lack of necessity?** - d) must
- a) might
- b) must **Solution:** c) might
- c) needn't
- d) should **84. Choose the sentence with the
correct modal auxiliary to express
**Solution:** c) needn't obligation.**
- a) You may do your chores later.
**80. Choose the sentence with the - b) You might do your chores later.
correct modal auxiliary to express a past - c) You should do your chores later.
ability.** - d) You can do your chores later.
- a) He can swim when he was younger.
- b) He could swim when he was younger. **Solution:** c) You should do your
- c) He should swim when he was chores later.
younger.
- d) He will swim when he was younger. **85. Which modal auxiliary is used to
make a request in a polite manner?**
**Solution:** b) He could swim when he - a) could
was younger. - b) must
- c) shall
**81. Which modal auxiliary is used to give - d) might
permission?**
- a) may **Solution:** a) could
- b) must
- c) could **86. You _____ bring an umbrella. It's
- d) should raining outside.**
- a) can
**Solution:** a) may - b) might
- c) shall
 - d) should - b) My friend and I are going to the
movies.
**Solution:** d) should - c) My friend and me are going to the
movies.
**87. She _____ attend the meeting - d) I and my friend is going to the
tomorrow if she completes her work movies.
today.**
- a) will **Solution:** b) My friend and I are
- b) must going to the movies.
- c) could
- d) may **92. Identify the correct form of the
verb:**
**Solution:** a) will - a) She has been sing all day.
- b) She has been singing all day.
**88. I _____ help you with your luggage if - c) She have been singing all day.
you'd like.** - d) She is sing all day.
- a) may
- b) will **Solution:** b) She has been singing all
- c) can day.
- d) must
**93. Choose the correct word to complete
**Solution:** c) can the sentence:**
- She was _____ tired that she fell asleep
**89. We _____ go to the hospital if we immediately.
are healthy.** - a) to
- a) might - b) too
- b) should - c) two
- c) can - d) tutu
- d) needn’t
**Solution:** b) too
**Solution:** d) needn’t
**94. Select the proper usage of the
**90. They _____ finish the project on time pronoun:**
if they work extra hours.** - a) Him and I went to the store.
- a) could - b) He and me went to the store.
- b) shall - c) Him and me went to the store.
- c) must - d) He and I went to the store.
- d) can
**Solution:** d) He and I went to the
**Solution:** d) can store.

**91. Choose the correct sentence:** **95. Choose the correct conjunction:**
- a) Me and my friend are going to the - I like both coffee _____ tea.
movies. - a) nor
- b) or
 - c) but - a) She is working on her project
- d) and yesterday.
- b) She worked on her project yesterday.
**Solution:** d) and - c) She had worked on her project
yesterday.
**96. Identify the correct preposition:** - d) She works on her project yesterday.
- She is afraid _____ spiders.
- a) with **Solution:** c) She had worked on her
- b) for project yesterday.
- c) at
- d) of **101. Identify the correct form of the
verb:**
**Solution:** c) of - a) She don't like spicy food.
- b) She doesn't like spicy food.
**97. Choose the sentence with the - c) She not like spicy food.
correct punctuation:** - d) She didn't like spicy food.
- a) The cat is black its eyes are green.
- b) The cat is black, its eyes are green. **Solution:** b) She doesn't like spicy
- c) The cat is black its eyes, are green. food.
- d) The cat is black its, eyes are green.
**102. Choose the correct word to
**Solution:** b) The cat is black, its eyes complete the sentence:**
are green. - It was so hot that we decided to _____
off our jackets.
**98. Identify the correct comparative - a) take
form:** - b) bring
- a) Taller - c) puts
- b) Tall - d) brought
- c) Tallier
- d) Tallest **Solution:** a) take

**Solution:** a) Taller **103. Select the proper usage of the

pronoun:**
**99. Choose the correct modal auxiliary - a) Them are the best cookies I've ever
for a polite request:** tasted.
- a) can - b) They are the best cookies I've ever
- b) must tasted.
- c) shall - c) Those are the best cookies I've ever
- d) could tasted.
- d) Them cookies are the best I've ever
**Solution:** d) could tasted.

**100. Select the sentence with the correct **Solution:** b) They are the best
use of the past perfect tense:** cookies I've ever tasted.
**104. Choose the correct conjunction:** - b) must
- You can have ice cream _____ cake for - c) should
dessert. - d) might
- a) and
- b) or **Solution:** b) must
- c) but
- d) nor **109. Select the sentence with the correct
use of the present perfect continuous
**Solution:** b) or tense:**
- a) She danced all night at the party.
**105. Identify the correct preposition:** - b) She has been dancing all night at the
- She is allergic _____ peanuts. party.
- a) for - c) She will dance all night at the party.
- b) on - d) She dances all night at the party.
- c) to
- d) with **Solution:** b) She has been dancing all
night at the party.
**Solution:** c) to
**110. Identify the correct form of the
**106. Choose the sentence with the adjective:**
correct punctuation:** - a) More faster
- a) Are you coming to the party - b) Most fast
tomorrow - c) Faster
- b) Are you coming to the party, - d) Fastest
tomorrow?
- c) Are you coming, to the party **Solution:** c) Faster
tomorrow?
- d) Are you, coming to the party **111. Choose the correct word to
tomorrow? complete the sentence:**
- We need to _____ our expenses to save
**Solution:** a) Are you coming to the money.
party tomorrow? - a) cut
- b) cuts
**107. Identify the correct comparative - c) cutting
form:** - d) cutter
- a) More beautiful
- b) Beautifuler **Solution:** a) cut
- c) Most beautiful
- d) Beautifuliest **112. Select the proper usage of the
article:**
**Solution:** a) More beautiful - a) A elephant is a honest animal.
- b) An elephant is an honest animal.
**108. Choose the correct modal auxiliary - c) The elephant is a large animal.
for a polite advice:** - d) An elephant is a honest animal.
- a) can
 **Solution:** b) An elephant is an honest - d) The're going to the store later.
animal.
**Solution:** b) They're going to the
**113. Choose the sentence with the store later.
correct use of the past continuous tense:**
- a) She has cooked dinner. **118. Identify the correct form of the
- b) She cooked dinner. adjective:**
- c) She was cooking dinner. - a) More prettier
- d) She cooks dinner. - b) Prettier
- c) Most pretty
**Solution:** c) She was cooking dinner. - d) Prettyiest

**114. Identify the correct form of the **Solution:** b) Prettier

verb:**
- a) They is playing in the park.
- b) They are playing in the park.
- c) They am playing in the park.
- d) They playing in the park.
**Solution:** b) They are playing in the
park.
**115. Choose the correct conjunction:**
- He prefers tea _____ coffee.
- a) but
- b) and
- c) or
- d) nor
**Solution:** c) or
**119. Choose the correct modal auxiliary
for expressing possibility:**
- a) will
- b) may
- c) must
- d) could
**Solution:** b) may
**120. Select the sentence with the correct
use of the future perfect tense:**
- a) She will finish her work yesterday.
- b) She finished her work yesterday.
- c) She is finishing her work tomorrow.
- d) She will have finished her work by
tomorrow.

**116. Identify the correct preposition:** **Solution:** d) She will have finished
- The cat jumped _____ the table. her work by tomorrow.
- a) on
- b) in
- c) at **Question 130:**
- d) for Identify the part of speech for the word
"surprisingly" in the sentence:
**Solution:** a) on "The magician's tricks were surprisingly
impressive."
**117. Choose the sentence with the
correct use of the possessive pronoun:** A. Adjective
- a) Their going to the store later. B. Adverb
- b) They're going to the store later. C. Noun
- c) There going to the store later.
D. Verb C. Happiness [adjective]
D. Happy [adjective]
**Solution 130:**
B. Adverb **Solution 133:**
A. Happiness [noun]
---
---
**Question 131:**
Fill in the blank with the correct part of **Question 134:**
speech: Identify the part of speech for the
"The students worked __________ on their underlined word in the sentence:
science projects." "The cat, with its soft fur, purred
contentedly on the windowsill."
A. Adjective
B. Adverb A. preposition, adverb, adjective
C. Noun B. Adverb, adjective, verb
D. Verb C. Noun, preposition, adjective
D. Preposition, adjective, adverb
**Solution 131:**
D. adverb **Solution 134:**
D. Preposition, adjective, adverb
---
---
**Question 132:**
Identify the error in the sentence: **Question 135:**
"Neither of the boys wants no dessert after Choose the correct sentence:
dinner." A. "Me and my friends went to the movies
last night."
A. Neither B. "My friends and I went to the movies
B. Boys last night."
C. Wants
D. No **Solution 135:**
B. "My friends and I went to the movies
**Solution 132:** last night."
D. No
---
---
**Question 136:**
**Question 133:** Identify the part of speech for the word in
Fill in the blank and identify its speech caps in the sentence:
"The team celebrated their victory with "The OLD man walked slowly across the
great __________." street."

A. Happiness [noun] A. Adjective

B. Happily [adverb] B. Adverb
C. Noun B. Adverb
D. Verb C. Noun
D. Verb
**Solution 136:**
A. Adjective **Solution 139:**
A. Adjective
---
**Question 140**
**Question 137:** Identify speech of costly
Fill in the blank with the correct part of This costly article is of no use
speech: A. Adjective
"Despite the challenges, she spoke B. Adverb
__________." C. Noun
D. Verb
A. fluent
B. fluently **Solution 140:**
C. rapid A. adjective
D. bad
Caution:- Some adjectives also end in “ly” don’t
**Solution 137:**
B. fluently confuse them with adverbs.

---

**Question 138:** For example: costly, deadly, and friendly.

Identify the error in the sentence: These are English adjectives ending in -ly.
"The team, as well as the coach, ARE
satisfied with the performance."
**Question 141**
A. Team Identify speech of underlined
B. As well as He is fast runner hence he works fast
C. Are A. Adjective, adjective
D. Satisfied B. Adverb , adverb
C. adjective, adverb
**Solution 138:** D. Verb, adverb
C. Are
**solution 141**
--- C. adjective, adverb

**Question 139:** Note-

Choose the correct part of speech for the 1. Some words can work as adverb with
word in caps in the sentence: or without ending with “ly”
"Their new house is quite SPACIOUS."
adjective adverb
A. Adjective fast Fast/fastly
 slow Slow/slowly Either the students (a)/ or the teacher (b)/
bad Bad/badly are responsible for the mess (c)/ NO
hard Hard/hardly ERROR (d).

2. some words have same form in **Solution 144:**

adjective and adverb The error is in part (c). The correct
sentence is: "Either the students or the
Adjecti Adve Adjecti Adve teacher **is** responsible for the mess."
ve rb ve rb
close close free free ---
daily daily hard hard
early early high high **Question 145:**
fair fair late late Despite her busy schedule (a)/ she always
far far like like (b)/ find time for her hobbies (c)/ NO
fast fast likely likely ERROR (d).

**Question 142** **Solution 145:**

Identify speeches of underlined
I studied hard for exams but I can hardly
pass beacause there were many hard
questions in exam and this has increased
my hardship
A. Adjective, adjective, adverb, noun
B. Adverb , adverb, adjective, noun
C. adjective, noun, adverb, noun
D. Verb, adverb, adjective, adveb
**solution 142**
B. Adverb , adverb, adjective, noun
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**Question 143:**
The dog, along with its puppies (a)/ were
(b)/ playing in the garden (c)/ NO ERROR
(d).
**Solution 143:**
The error is in part (b). The correct
sentence is: "The dog, along with its
puppies, **was** playing in the garden."
---
**Question 144:**
The error is in part (c). The correct
sentence is: "Despite her busy schedule,
she always **finds** time for her
hobbies."
---
**Question 146:**
Each of the employees (a)/ in the
department (b)/ were given a bonus (c)/
NO ERROR (d).
**Solution 146:**
The error is in part (c). The correct
sentence is: "Each of the employees in the
department **was** given a bonus."
---
**Question 147:**
The pair of shoes (a)/ were (b)/ on sale at
the store (c)/ NO ERROR (d).
**Solution 147:**
The error is in part (b). The correct
sentence is: "The pair of shoes **was** on
sale at the store."
---
**Question 148:**
Neither the computer (a)/ nor the printer
(b)/ are functioning properly (c)/ NO
ERROR (d).
**Solution 148:**
The error is in part (c). The correct
sentence is: "Neither the computer nor the
printer **is** functioning properly."
---
**Question 149:**
Everybody in the class (a)/ were surprised
(b)/ by the sudden announcement (c)/ NO
ERROR (d).
**Solution 149:**
The error is in part (b). The correct
sentence is: "Everybody in the class
**was** surprised by the sudden
announcement."
---
**Question 150:**
The box of chocolates (a)/ were (b)/ a gift
for her birthday (c)/ NO ERROR (d).
**Solution 150:**
The error is in part (b). The correct
sentence is: "The box of chocolates
**was** a gift for her birthday."
---
**Question 151:**
My aunt and uncle (a)/ is planning (b)/ a
trip to Europe (c)/ NO ERROR (d).
**Solution 151:**
The error is in part (b). The correct
sentence is: "My aunt and uncle **are**
planning a trip to Europe."
---
**Question 152:**
The stack of papers (a)/ were (b)/ neatly
arranged on the desk (c)/ NO ERROR (d).
**Solution 152:**
The error is in part (b). The correct
sentence is: "The stack of papers **was**
neatly arranged on the desk."
**Question 153:**
Despite of the rain (a)/ the outdoor event
(b)/ will proceed as scheduled (c)/ NO
ERROR (d).
**Solution 153:**
The error is in part (a). The correct
sentence is: "Despite the rain, the outdoor
event will proceed as scheduled."
---
**Question 154:**
The collection of short stories (a)/ were
(b)/ authored by various writers (c)/ NO
ERROR (d).
**Solution 154:**
The error is in part (b). The correct
sentence is: "The collection of short stories
**was** authored by various writers."
---
**Question 155:**
Not only the students (a)/ but also the
teacher (b)/ are excited about the school
trip (c)/ NO ERROR (d).
**Solution 155:**
The error is in part (c). The correct
sentence is: "Not only the students but
also the teacher **is** excited about the
school trip."
---
**Question 156:**
One of my favorite movies (a)/ are (b)/
playing at the cinema tonight (c)/ NO
ERROR (d).
**Solution 156:**
The error is in part (b). The correct
sentence is: "One of my favorite movies
**is** playing at the cinema tonight."
---
**Question 157:**
The committee (a)/ have been (b)/
discussing the proposed changes (c)/ NO
ERROR (d).
**Solution 157:**
The error is in part (b). The correct
sentence is: "The committee **has been**
discussing the proposed changes."
---
**Question 158:**
Many of the paintings (a)/ in the art gallery
(b)/ were created by local artists (c)/ NO
ERROR (d).
**Solution 158:**
The sentence is correct. (d) NO ERROR.
---
**Question 159:**
The noise from the construction site (a)/
disturb (b)/ the residents in the
neighborhood (c)/ NO ERROR (d).
**Solution 159:**
The error is in part (b). The correct
sentence is: "The noise from the
construction site **disturbs** the
residents in the neighborhood."
---
**Question 160:**
The series of novels (a)/ were (b)/ adapted
into a television show (c)/ NO ERROR (d).
**Solution 160:**
The error is in part (b). The correct
sentence is: "The series of novels **was**
adapted into a television show."
---
**Question 161:**
The team, along with their coach (a)/ are
(b)/ training hard for the upcoming
championship (c)/ NO ERROR (d).
**Solution 161:**
The error is in part (b). The correct
sentence is: "The team, along with their
coach, **is** training hard for the
upcoming championship."
---
**Question 162:**
Neither the students (a)/ nor the teacher
(b)/ are aware of the changes (c)/ NO
ERROR (d).
**Solution 162:**
The error is in part (c). The correct
sentence is: "Neither the students nor the
teacher **is** aware of the changes."
**Question 163:**
Choose the correct wh-word to complete a) What
the question: "__________ is your best b) Who
friend?" c) When
a) What d) Where
b) Who
c) When **Solution 166:**
d) Where b) Who

**Solution 163:** ---

b) Who
**Question 167:**
--- Choose the appropriate wh-word:
"__________ is your dream vacation
**Question 164:** destination?"
Select the appropriate wh-word to a) What
complete the question: "__________ did b) Who
you find that interesting book?" c) When
a) What d) Where
b) Who
c) When **Solution 167:**
d) Where d) Where

**Solution 164:** ---

a) What
**Question 168:**
--- Select the correct wh-word: "__________
did you attend the conference with?"
**Question 165:** a) What
Which wh-word fits in the blank to form a b) Who
question: "__________ are you planning to c) When
celebrate your birthday?" d) Where
a) What
b) Who **Solution 168:**
c) When b) Who
d) Where
---
**Solution 165:**
c) When **Question 169:**
Fill in the blank with the right wh-word:
--- "__________ will you meet at the airport?"
a) What
**Question 166:** b) Who
Complete the question with the correct c) When
wh-word: "__________ is playing the piano d) Where
in the living room?"
**Question 170:**
Convert the following assertive sentence to
a "wh-" type question to get "last week" as
an answer:
"She finished reading the book last week."
a) What did she finish reading last week?
b) When did she finish reading the book?
c) Did she finish reading the book last
week?
d) She finished reading the book last week.
**Solution 170:**
b) When did she finish reading the book?
---
**Question 171:**
Transform the assertive sentence into a
"wh-" type question to get "with her
friends" as an answer:
"They went to the cinema with her
friends."
a) Who went to the cinema with her
friends?
b) Did they go to the cinema with her
friends?
c) They went to the cinema with her
friends.
d) Whom did they go with for cinema?
**Solution 171:**
d) Whom did they go with for cinema?
---
**Question 172:**
Change the given assertive sentence into a
"wh-" type question to get "last month" as
an answer:
"He traveled to Paris last month."
a) What did he travel to last month?
b) Did he travel to Paris last month?
c) He traveled to Paris last month.
d) When did he travel to Paris?
**Solution 172:**
d) When did he travel to Paris?
---
**Question 173:**
Convert the following assertive sentence to
a "wh-" type question to get "on Monday"
as an answer:
"They attended the seminar on Monday."
a) What did they attend on Monday?
b) Did they attend the seminar on
Monday?
c) They attended the seminar on Monday.
d) When did they attend the seminar?
**Solution 173:**
d) When did they attend the seminar?
---
**Question 174:**
Change the given assertive sentence into a
"wh-" type question to get "in the library"
as an answer:
"They studied for the exam in the library."
a) Where did they study for the exam?
b) Did they study for the exam in the
library?
c) They studied for the exam in the library.
d) What did they study for in the library?
**Solution 174:**
a) Where did they study for the exam?
**Question 175:**
Convert the following assertive sentence to
a "wh-" type question to get "yesterday" as
an answer:
"I completed the assignment yesterday."
a) What did I complete yesterday?
b) When did I complete the assignment?
c) Did I complete the assignment
yesterday?
d) I completed the assignment yesterday.
**Solution 175:**
b) When did I complete the assignment?
---
"They attended the seminar on Monday."
a) What did they attend on Monday?
b) Did they attend the seminar on
Monday?
c) They attended the seminar on Monday.
d) When did they attend the seminar?

**Question 176:** **Solution 178:**

Transform the assertive sentence into a
"wh-" type question to get "to the cinema"
as an answer:
"They went to the cinema with her
friends."
a) Who went to the cinema with her
friends?
b) Did they go to the cinema with her
friends?
c) They went to the cinema with her
friends.
d) Where did they go with her friends?
**Solution 176:**
d) Where did they go with her friends?
---
a) What did they attend on Monday?
---
**Question 179:**
Change the given assertive sentence into a
"wh-" type question to get "exam" as an
answer:
"They studied for the exam in the library."
a) Where did they study for the exam?
b) Did they study for the exam in the
library?
c) They studied for the exam in the library.
d) What did they study for in the library?
**Solution 179:**
d) What did they study for in the library?

**Question 177:**
Change the given assertive sentence into a **Question 180:**
"wh-" type question to get "paris" as an Choose the correct question tag to
answer: complete the sentence: "She is a doctor,
"He traveled to Paris last month." ________?"
a) What did he travel to last month? a) doesn't she
b) Did he travel to Paris last month? b) is she
c) He traveled to Paris last month. c) isn't she
d) where did he travel last month? d) does she

**Solution 177:** **Solution 180:**

d) where did he travel last month? c) isn't she

--- ---

**Question 178:** **Question 181:**

Convert the following assertive sentence to
a "wh-" type question to get "seminar" as
an answer:
Select the appropriate question tag to b) wasn't her
complete the sentence: "He can speak c) was she
Spanish, ________?" d) is she
a) can't he
b) isn't he **Solution 184:**
c) can he a) wasn't she
d) does he
---
**Solution 181:**
a) can't he **Question 185:**
Which question tag best completes the
--- sentence: "He likes ice cream, ________?"
a) does he
**Question 182:** b) doesn't he
Which question tag best completes the c) is he
sentence: "They won't be late, ________?" d) isn't he
a) will they
b) won't they **Solution 185:**
c) are they a) does he
d) can't they ----------------------------------------------------

**Solution 182:** 186. D) Neither John (a)/ nor his siblings

a) will they (b)/ want to go (c)/ NO ERROR (d).

--- - Solution: D) Neither John (A)/ nor his

siblings (B)/ WANTS to go (C)/ NO ERROR
**Question 183:** (D).
Choose the correct question tag to
complete the sentence: "You've finished 187. C) The car (a)/ and the motorcycle (b)/
your homework, ________?" is parked outside (c)/ NO ERROR (d).
a) have you
b) haven't you - Solution: C) The car (A)/ and the
c) did you motorcycle (B)/ ARE parked outside (C)/
d) didn't you NO ERROR (D).

**Solution 183:** 188. B) Every one of the students (a)/ have

b) haven't you completed (b)/ their assignments (c)/ NO
ERROR (d).
---
- Solution: B) Every one of the students
**Question 184:** (A)/ HAS completed (B)/ their assignments
Select the appropriate question tag to (C)/ NO ERROR (D).
complete the sentence: "She was at the
party, ________?" 189. A) If I was (a)/ you, I would (b)/
a) wasn't she choose the blue dress (c)/ NO ERROR (d).

- Solution: A) If I WERE (A)/ you, I would
(B)/ choose the blue dress (C)/ NO ERROR
(D).
190. D) She is one of those people (a)/ who
always (b)/ seem happy (c)/ NO ERROR (d).
- Solution: D) She is one of those people
(A)/ who always (B)/ SEEMS happy (C)/ NO
ERROR (D).
191. A) The cost of living (a)/ is increasing
(b)/ at a rapid pace (c)/ NO ERROR (d).
- Solution: D) The cost of living (A)/ is
increasing (B)/ at a rapid pace (C)/ NO
ERROR (D).
192. B) Neither the cat (a)/ nor the dog (b)/
are sleeping (c)/ NO ERROR (d).
- Solution: B) Neither the cat (A)/ nor the
dog (B)/ IS sleeping (C)/ NO ERROR (D).
193. C) One of the key (a)/ to success (b)/ is
hard work (c)/ NO ERROR (d).
- Solution: A) One of the KEYS (A)/ to
success (B)/ is hard work (C)/ NO ERROR
(D).
194. A) My brother (a)/ as well as his
friends (b)/ is going to the party (c)/ NO
ERROR (d).
- Solution: A) My brother (A)/ as well as
his friends (B)/ ARE going to the party (C)/
NO ERROR (D).
195. B) Each of the students (a)/ have
received (b)/ the grades (c)/ NO ERROR (d).
- Solution: B) Each of the students (A)/
HAS received (B)/ the grades (C)/ NO
ERROR (D).
196. C) Every book, (a)/ important for the
exam, (b)/ were kept on the shelf (c)/ NO
ERROR (d).
- Solution: C) Every book (A)/ and
magazine (B)/ WAS kept on the shelf (C)/
NO ERROR (D).
197. A) The committee (a)/ are meeting
(b)/ in the conference room (c)/ NO ERROR
(d).
- Solution: A) The committee (A)/ IS
meeting (B)/ in the conference room (C)/
NO ERROR (D).
198. D) Neither the cat (a)/ nor the dog (b)/
are hungry (c)/ NO ERROR (d).
- Solution: D) Neither the cat (A)/ nor the
dog (B)/ IS hungry (C)/ NO ERROR (D).
199. B) One of the players (a)/ have been
injured (b)/ during the match (c)/ NO
ERROR (d).
- Solution: B) One of the players (A)/ HAS
been injured (B)/ during the match (C)/ NO
ERROR (D).
200. C) The news (a)/ are broadcasted (b)/
on television (c)/ NO ERROR (d).
- Solution: C) The news (A)/ IS
broadcasted (B)/ on television (C)/ NO
ERROR (D).
201. Choose the option that best describes
the given sentence type:
Original sentence: She sings beautifully.
A) Declarative
B) Interrogative
C) Imperative
D) Exclamatory
**Solution: A) Declarative**
202. Choose the option that best
transforms the given sentence:
Original sentence: Please pass me the salt.
A) Pass me the salt, please.
B) Will you pass me the salt?
C) Don't pass me the salt.
D) What a lovely salt!
**Solution: A) Pass me the salt, please.**
203. Choose the option that best describes
the given sentence type:
Original sentence: How are you feeling
today?
A) Declarative
B) Interrogative
C) Imperative
D) Exclamatory
**Solution: B) Interrogative**
204. Choose the option that best
transforms the given sentence:
Original sentence: Sit down and be quiet.
A) Sit down quietly.
B) Can you sit down quietly?
C) Sit down!
D) What a quiet sit down!
**Solution: C) Sit down!**
205. Choose the option that best describes
the given sentence type:
Original sentence: What a beautiful sunset!
A) Declarative
B) Interrogative
C) Imperative
D) Exclamatory
**Solution: D) Exclamatory**
206. Choose the option that best
transforms the given sentence:
Original sentence: Don't forget to call me
later.
A) Will you remember to call me later?
B) Remember to call me later!
C) You forgot to call me later.
D) What a forgetful call later!
**Solution: B) Remember to call me later!
**
207. Choose the option that best describes
the given sentence type:
Original sentence: Close the door, please.
A) Declarative
B) Interrogative
C) Imperative
D) Exclamatory
**Solution: C) Imperative**
208. Choose the option that best
transforms the given sentence:
Original sentence: It's time to go home.
A) Is it time to go home?
B) Go home now!
C) What a time to go home!
D) Time for going home.
**Solution: B) Go home now!**
209. Choose the option that best describes
the given sentence type:
Original sentence: I can't believe you did
that!
A) Declarative
B) Interrogative
C) Imperative
D) Exclamatory
**Solution: D) Exclamatory**
210. Choose the option that best
transforms the given sentence:
Original sentence: She loves to read books.
A) Does she love to read books?
B) Read books, she loves.
C) How much she loves to read books!
D) Let her read books.
**Solution: D) Let her read books.**
211. Choose the option that best
transforms the given sentence into a
complex sentence:
Original sentence: I will study hard, and I
will pass the exam.
A) I will study hard because I will pass the
exam.
B) I will study hard, yet I will pass the exam.
C) I will study hard, or I will pass the exam.
D) I will study hard; therefore, I will pass
the exam.
**Solution: A) I will study hard because I
will pass the exam.**
212. Choose the option that best
transforms the given sentence into a
compound sentence:
Original sentence: She waited for the bus.
A) She waited for the bus, but she took a
taxi instead.
B) She waited for the bus because she took
a taxi instead.
C) She waited for the bus, so she took a
taxi instead.
D) She waited for the bus; however, she
took a taxi instead.
**Solution: A) She waited for the bus, but
she took a taxi instead.**
213. Choose the option that best
transforms the given sentence into a
simple sentence:
Original sentence: Although it was raining,
they decided to go for a walk.
A) It was raining, so they decided to go for
a walk.
B) They decided to go for a walk despite
the rain.
C) They decided to go for a walk although it
was raining.
D) Despite the rain, they decided to go for
a walk.
**Solution: B) They decided to go for a
walk despite the rain.**
214. Choose the option that best
transforms the given sentence into a
complex sentence:
Original sentence: She opened the window,
and she let in some fresh air.
A) She opened the window, yet she let in
some fresh air.
B) She opened the window, so she let in
some fresh air.
C) She opened the window, and in doing
so, she let in some fresh air.
D) She opened the window, and she didn't
let in any fresh air.
**Solution: C) She opened the window,
and in doing so, she let in some fresh air.**
215. Choose the option that best
transforms the given sentence into a
compound sentence:
Original sentence: He cooked dinner while
she set the table.
A) He cooked dinner, so she set the table.
B) He cooked dinner, and she set the table.
C) He cooked dinner, therefore she set the
table.
D) He cooked dinner, but she set the table.
**Solution: B) He cooked dinner, and she
set the table.**
216. Choose the option that best
transforms the given sentence into a
simple sentence:
Original sentence: Despite feeling tired,
she went for a run.
A) She went for a run because she felt
tired.
B) She went for a run, feeling tired.
C) She felt tired, so she went for a run.
D) She went for a run despite feeling tired.
**Solution: D) She went for a run despite
feeling tired.**
217. Choose the option that best
transforms the given sentence into a
complex sentence:
Original sentence: They will leave early, or
they will miss the train.
A) They will leave early; otherwise, they
will miss the train.
B) They will leave early, so they won't miss
the train.
C) They will leave early, for they will miss
the train.
D) They will leave early, and they will miss
the train.
**Solution: A) They will leave early;
otherwise, they will miss the train.**
218. Choose the option that best
transforms the given sentence into a
compound sentence:
Original sentence: He finished his
homework, and he went to bed.
A) He finished his homework, so he went
to bed.
B) He finished his homework, yet he went
to bed.
C) He finished his homework; however, he
went to bed.
D) He finished his homework, but he went
to bed.
**Solution: D) He finished his homework,
but he went to bed.**
219. Choose the option that best
transforms the given sentence into a
simple sentence:
Original sentence: After the rain stopped,
the children played outside.
A) The children played outside after the
rain stopped.
B) The children played outside, so the rain
stopped.
C) The children played outside before the
rain stopped.
D) The children played outside, and the
rain stopped.
**Solution: A) The children played outside
after the rain stopped.**
220. Choose the option that best
transforms the given sentence into a
complex sentence:
Original sentence: She didn't study, and
she failed the test.
A) She failed the test because she didn't
study.
B) She failed the test, but she didn't study.
C) She didn't study; therefore, she failed
the test.
D) She failed the test, and she didn't study.
**Solution: A) She failed the test because
she didn't study.**
221. Choose the option that best
transforms the given sentence into a
simple sentence:
Original sentence: Despite being tired, he
managed to finish the project on time.
A) He managed to finish the project on
time because he was tired.
B) He finished the project on time, feeling
tired.
C) He finished the project on time despite
being tired.
D) He was tired, so he managed to finish
the project on time.
**Solution: C) He finished the project on
time despite being tired.**
222. Choose the option that best
transforms the given sentence into a
compound sentence:
Original sentence: Sarah cooked dinner,
and Jack set the table.
A) Sarah cooked dinner; Jack set the table.
B) Sarah cooked dinner, so Jack set the
table.
C) Sarah cooked dinner, but Jack set the
table.
D) Sarah cooked dinner, therefore Jack set
the table.
**Solution: A) Sarah cooked dinner; Jack
set the table.**
223. Choose the option that best
transforms the given sentence into a
simple sentence:
Original sentence: Because he missed the
train, he arrived late.
A) He missed the train, arriving late.
B) He arrived late because he missed the
train.
C) He missed the train, so he arrived late.
D) He arrived late despite missing the train.
**Solution: B) He arrived late because he
missed the train.**
224. Choose the option that best
transforms the given sentence into a
complex sentence:
Original sentence: She forgot her umbrella,
so she got wet in the rain.
A) She got wet in the rain despite
forgetting her umbrella.
B) Forgetting her umbrella, she got wet in
the rain.
C) She forgot her umbrella; therefore, she
got wet in the rain.
D) She got wet in the rain, and she forgot
her umbrella.
**Solution: C) She forgot her umbrella;
therefore, she got wet in the rain.**
225. Choose the option that best
transforms the given sentence into a
compound sentence:
Original sentence: He finished his
homework, but he forgot to submit it.
A) He forgot to submit his homework
because he finished it.
B) He finished his homework; thus, he
forgot to submit it.
C) He forgot to submit his homework, so he
finished it.
D) He finished his homework, and he
forgot to submit it.
**Solution: D) He finished his homework,
and he forgot to submit it.**
226. Choose the option that best
transforms the given sentence into a
simple sentence:
Original sentence: Although it was cold,
they went for a walk.
A) They went for a walk despite it being
cold.
B) They went for a walk because it was
cold.
C) They went for a walk, so it was cold.
D) They went for a walk before it got cold.
**Solution: A) They went for a walk despite
it being cold.**
227. Choose the option that best
transforms the given sentence into a
complex sentence:
Original sentence: They didn't win the
game, but they played well.
A) They played well, but they didn't win the
game.
B) They played well despite not winning
the game.
C) They didn't win the game, and they
played well.
D) Despite playing well, they didn't win the
game.
**Solution: A) They played well, but they
didn't win the game.**
228. Choose the option that best
transforms the given sentence into a
compound sentence:
Original sentence: She finished her work
early, yet she stayed late.
A) She stayed late, so she finished her work
early.
B) She finished her work early, but she
stayed late.
C) She finished her work early, and she
stayed late.
D) She stayed late; therefore, she finished
her work early.
**Solution: B) She finished her work early,
but she stayed late.**
229. Choose the option that best
transforms the given sentence into a
simple sentence:
Original sentence: Despite the rain, they
enjoyed the picnic.
A) They enjoyed the picnic despite the rain.
B) They enjoyed the picnic, and it rained.
C) They enjoyed the picnic because it
rained.
D) They enjoyed the picnic, but it rained.
**Solution: A) They enjoyed the picnic
despite the rain.**
230. Choose the option that best
transforms the given sentence into a
complex sentence:
Original sentence: She left early, and she
missed the traffic.
A) She left early, so she missed the traffic.
B) Missing the traffic, she left early.
C) She missed the traffic; therefore, she left
early.
D) She missed the traffic, but she left early.
**Solution: C) She missed the traffic;
therefore, she left early.**
231. Choose the option that best
transforms the given sentence into a
compound sentence:
Original sentence: She went to the store.
A) She went to the store, and she bought
some groceries.
B) She went to the store; therefore, she
bought some groceries.
C) She went to the store, yet she bought
some groceries.
D) She went to the store, so she bought
some groceries.
**Solution: A) She went to the store, and
she bought some groceries.**
232. Choose the option that best
transforms the given sentence into a
complex sentence:
Original sentence: He passed the exam. He
studied hard.
A) Passing the exam, he studied hard.
B) He studied hard and passed the exam.
C) He passed the exam because he studied
hard.
D) He passed the exam; therefore, he
studied hard.
**Solution: C) He passed the exam because
he studied hard.**
233. Choose the option that best
transforms the given sentence into a
simple sentence:
Original sentence: After finishing her
homework, she went for a walk.
A) She went for a walk after finishing her
homework.
B) Finishing her homework, she went for a
walk.
C) She finished her homework before going
for a walk.
D) She went for a walk, so she finished her
homework.
**Solution: A) She went for a walk after
finishing her homework.**
234. Choose the option that best
transforms the given sentence into a
compound sentence:
Original sentence: He likes tea. He doesn't
like coffee.
A) He likes tea; however, he doesn't like
coffee.
B) He likes tea because he doesn't like
coffee.
C) He likes tea, so he doesn't like coffee.
D) He likes tea, but he doesn't like coffee.
**Solution: D) He likes tea, but he doesn't
like coffee.**
235. Choose the option that best
transforms the given sentence into a
complex sentence:
Original sentence: She couldn't sleep. She
drank too much coffee.
A) She drank too much coffee; therefore,
she couldn't sleep.
B) Drinking too much coffee, she couldn't
sleep.
C) She couldn't sleep, so she drank too
much coffee.
D) She couldn't sleep because she drank
too much coffee.
**Solution: D) She couldn't sleep because
she drank too much coffee.**
236. Choose the option that best
transforms the given sentence into a
simple sentence:
Original sentence: Despite feeling tired, he
went to the party.
A) He went to the party despite feeling
tired.
B) He went to the party, feeling tired.
C) Feeling tired, he went to the party.
D) He felt tired; therefore, he went to the
party.
**Solution: A) He went to the party despite
feeling tired.**
237. Choose the option that best
transforms the given sentence into a
compound sentence:
Original sentence: She cooked dinner. She
set the table.
A) She cooked dinner, and she set the
table.
B) She cooked dinner, so she set the table.
C) She cooked dinner, yet she set the table.
D) She cooked dinner; therefore, she set
the table.
**Solution: A) She cooked dinner, and she
set the table.**
238. Choose the option that best
transforms the given sentence into a
complex sentence:
Original sentence: He missed the bus. He
arrived late.
A) He arrived late; therefore, he missed the
bus.
B) Arriving late, he missed the bus.
C) He missed the bus, and he arrived late.
D) He missed the bus, but he arrived late.
**Solution: A) He arrived late; therefore,
he missed the bus.**
239. Choose the option that best
transforms the given sentence into a
simple sentence:
Original sentence: Although it was raining,
they decided to go for a walk.
A) They decided to go for a walk because it
was raining.
B) Despite the rain, they decided to go for
a walk.
C) They went for a walk, so it was raining.
D) They decided to go for a walk before it
started raining.
**Solution: B) Despite the rain, they
decided to go for a walk.**
240. Choose the option that best
transforms the given sentence into a
compound sentence:
Original sentence: He played basketball. He
didn't enjoy it.
A) He didn't enjoy playing basketball;
therefore, he played.
B) He played basketball, but he didn't enjoy
it.
C) He didn't enjoy playing basketball, so he
played.
D) He played basketball; however, he
didn't enjoy it.
**Solution: B) He played basketball, but he
didn't enjoy it.**
241. Choose the option that best
transforms the given sentence into a
complex sentence:
Original sentence: She couldn't find her
keys. She was late for work.
A) She was late for work; therefore, she
couldn't find her keys.
B) Being late for work, she couldn't find her
keys.
C) She couldn't find her keys, so she was
late for work.
D) She couldn't find her keys because she
was late for work.
**Solution: A) She was late for work;
therefore, she couldn't find her keys.**
242. Choose the option that best
transforms the given sentence into a
simple sentence:
Original sentence: Despite the noise, he
managed to concentrate.
A) He managed to concentrate despite the
noise.
B) He managed to concentrate, so there
was noise.
C) Despite managing to concentrate, there
was noise.
D) He concentrated because there was
noise.
**Solution: A) He managed to concentrate
despite the noise.**
243. Choose the option that best
transforms the given sentence into a
compound sentence:
Original sentence: She finished her work.
She left the office.
A) She finished her work; thus, she left the
office.
B) She left the office, so she finished her
work.
C) She finished her work, and she left the
office.
D) She finished her work, yet she left the
office.
**Solution: C) She finished her work, and
she left the office.**
244. Choose the option that best
transforms the given sentence into a
complex sentence:
Original sentence: He missed the bus. He
had to walk to work.
A) He had to walk to work, so he missed
the bus.
B) Missing the bus, he had to walk to work.
C) He missed the bus, so he had to walk to
work.
D) He missed the bus, and he had to walk
to work.
**Solution: C) He missed the bus, so he
had to walk to work.**
245. Choose the option that best
transforms the given sentence into a
simple sentence:
Original sentence: Although she was busy,
she found time to exercise.
A) She found time to exercise because she
was busy.
B) Despite being busy, she exercised.
C) She exercised, so she was busy.
D) Exercising, she found time despite being
busy.
**Solution: B) Despite being busy, she
exercised.**
246. Choose the option that best
transforms the given sentence into a
compound sentence:
Original sentence: He finished his
homework. He watched TV.
A) He finished his homework, so he
watched TV.
B) He finished his homework, but he
watched TV.
C) He
watched TV, and he finished his
homework.
D) He finished his homework; thus, he
watched TV.
**Solution: C) He watched TV, and he
finished his homework.**
247. Choose the option that best
transforms the given sentence into a
complex sentence:
Original sentence: She couldn't swim. She
didn't go to the beach.
A) She didn't go to the beach; therefore,
she couldn't swim.
B) She couldn't swim because she didn't go
to the beach.
C) She couldn't swim, so she didn't go to
the beach.
D) Not going to the beach, she couldn't
swim.
**Solution: B) She couldn't swim because
she didn't go to the beach.**
248. Choose the option that best
transforms the given sentence into a
simple sentence:
Original sentence: Despite feeling unwell,
she attended the meeting.
A) She attended the meeting because she
felt unwell.
B) Despite her feeling unwell, she attended
the meeting.
C) She attended the meeting, so she felt
unwell.
D) Feeling unwell, she attended the
meeting.
**Solution: B) Despite her feeling unwell,
she attended the meeting.**
249. Choose the option that best
transforms the given sentence into a
compound sentence:
Original sentence: He missed the train. He
arrived late.
A) He missed the train, but he arrived late.
B) He arrived late because he missed the
train.
C) He missed the train, so he arrived late.
D) He missed the train; therefore, he
arrived late.
**Solution: A) He missed the train, but he
arrived late.**
250. Choose the option that best
transforms the given sentence into a
complex sentence:
Original sentence: She finished her work.
She went home.
A) She went home; therefore, she finished
her work.
B) Finishing her work, she went home.
C) She finished her work, so she went
home.
D) She finished her work, and she went
home.
**Solution: B) Finishing her work, she went
home.**
**1. Find the sentence with a grammatical - a. Neither the cat nor the dogs was
error:** hungry.
- a. She don't like pizza. - b. Neither the cat nor the dogs were
hungry.
- b. He doesn't like pizza.
- c. Neither the cat or the dogs was
- c. They aren't hungry.
hungry.
- d. We wasn't expecting visitors.
- d. Neither the cat or the dogs were
hungry.
**2. Identify the sentence with an error:**
- a. Each of the students have completed **6. Choose the sentence with correct
their homework. grammar:**
- b. Each of the students has completed - a. She sings good.
his or her homework.
- b. She sings well.
- c. The team are playing well.
- c. She sings better.
- d. The team is playing well.
- d. She sings goodly.

**3. Choose the sentence with correct

**7. Find the sentence with a grammatical
grammar:**
error:**
- a. I have been working here since three
- a. I am not used to eat spicy food.
years.
- b. I am not used to eating spicy food.
- b. I have worked here for three years.
- c. I am not used to ate spicy food.
- c. I am working here for three years.
- d. I am not used to eats spicy food.
- d. I working here since three years.

**8. Identify the sentence with an error:**

**4. Find the sentence with a grammatical
error:** - a. My sister and I are going to the store.
- a. The cat laid on the sofa. - b. My sister and me are going to the
store.
- b. The cat lay on the sofa.
- c. Me and my sister is going to the store.
- c. The cat has lain on the sofa.
- d. Me and my sister are going to the
- d. The cat lies on the sofa.
store.

**5. Identify the sentence with an error:**

**9. Choose the sentence with correct
grammar:**
- a. I have never went to that restaurant.
- b. I have never gone to that restaurant.
- c. I never went to that restaurant.
- d. I never gone to that restaurant.
**10. Find the sentence with a
grammatical error:**
- a. Each student in the class has their
own book.
- b. Each student in the class has his or
her own book.
- c. Each student in the class have their
own book.
- d. Each student in the class have his or
her own book.
**11. Identify the sentence with an
error:**
- a. The news are shocking.
- b. The news is shocking.
- c. The news were shocking.
- d. The news am shocking.
**12. Choose the sentence with correct
grammar:**
- a. The car needs washed.
- b. The car needs to wash.
- c. The car needs washing.
- d. The car needs wash.
**13. Find the sentence with a
grammatical error:**
- a. Everyone on the team is doing their
best.
- b. Everyone on the team is doing his or
her best.
- c. Everyone on the team are doing their
best.
- d. Everyone on the team are doing his
or her best.
**14. Identify the sentence with an
error:**
- a. Neither the teacher nor the students
is happy.
- b. Neither the teacher nor the students
are happy.
- c. Neither the teacher or the students
was happy.
- d. Neither the teacher or the students
were happy.
**15. Choose the sentence with correct
grammar:**
- a. John is good at cooking than Mary.
- b. John is better at cooking than Mary.
- c. John is best at cooking than Mary.
- d. John is best at cooking from Mary.
**16. Find the sentence with a
grammatical error:**
- a. We seen that movie last night.
 - b. We have seen that movie.
- c. We saw that movie last night.
- d. We seeing that movie last night.
**17. Identify the sentence with an
error:**
- a. The herd of cows are grazing in the
field.
- b. The herd of cows is grazing in the
field.
- c. The herd of cows were grazing in the
field.
- d. The herd of cows was grazing in the
field.
**18. Choose the sentence with correct
grammar:**
- a. Everyone are excited about the event.
- b. Everyone is excited about the event.
- c. Everyone were excited about the
event.
- d. Everyone is exciting about the event.
**19. Find the sentence with a
grammatical error:**
- a. The cost of the tickets have increased.
- b. The cost of the tickets has increased.
- c. The cost of the tickets had increased.
- d. The cost of the tickets is increased.
**20. Identify the sentence with an
error:**
- a. The committee members have
diverse opinions.
- b. The committee members has diverse
opinions.
- c. The committee member have diverse
opinions.
- d. The committee member has diverse
opinions.
**21. Choose the sentence with correct
grammar:**
- a. Neither of the options are suitable.
- b. Neither of the options is suitable.
- c. Neither of the options were suitable.
- d. Neither of the options was suitable.
**22. Find the sentence with a
grammatical error:**
- a. The sound of the drums is echoing in
the hall.
- b. The sound of the drums are echoing
in the hall.
- c. The sounds of the drums are echoing
in the hall.
- d. The sounds of the drums is echoing in
the hall.
**23. Identify the sentence with an
error:**
- a. My collection of stamps are valuable.
- b. My collection of stamps is valuable.
- c. My collection of stamps were
valuable.
 - d. My collection of stamps was valuable.
**24. Choose the sentence with correct
grammar:**
- a. The pair of shoes were left at the
door.
- b. The pair of shoes was left at the door.
- c. A pair of shoes were left at the door.
- d. A pair of shoes was left at the door.
**25. Find the sentence with a
grammatical error:**
- a. Some of the information are
incorrect.
- b. Some of the information is incorrect.
- c. Some of the informations are
incorrect.
- d. Some of the informations is incorrect.
**26. Identify the sentence with an
error:**
- a. The fleet of ships are ready for
departure.
- b. The fleet of ships is ready for
departure.
- c. The fleet of ships were ready for
departure.
- d. The fleet of ships was ready for
departure.
**27. Choose the sentence with correct
grammar:**
- a. One of the reasons for his success are
hard work.
- b. One of the reasons for his success is
hard work.
- c. One of the reason for his success are
hard work.
- d. One of the reason for his success is
hard work.
**28. Find the sentence with a
grammatical error:**
- a. Some chairs and tables were broken
during the event.
- b. Some chairs and tables was broken
during the event.
- c. Some chair and table were broken
during the event.
- d. Some chair and table was broken
during the event.
**29. Identify the sentence with an
error:**
- a. The number of students passing the
exam are low.
- b. The number of students passing the
exam is low.
- c. The number of student passing the
exam are low.
- d. The number of student passing the
exam is low.
**30. Choose the sentence with correct
grammar:**
 - a. The group of musicians are
performing tonight.
- b. The group of musicians is performing
tonight.
- c. A group of musicians are performing
tonight.
- d. A group of musicians is performing
tonight.
**31. Identify the sentence with an
error:**
- a. The dog and the cat are playing in the
garden.
- b. The dog and the cat is playing in the
garden.
- c. The dog and the cats are playing in
the garden.
- d. The dogs and the cat are playing in
the garden.
**32. Choose the sentence with correct
grammar:**
- a. Either the chair or the table needs
repairs.
- b. Either the chair or the table need
repairs.
- c. Either the chair nor the table needs
repairs.
- d. Either the chair nor the table need
repairs.
**33. Find the sentence with a
grammatical error:**
- a. I prefer to swim than to run.
- b. I prefer swimming to running.
- c. I prefer swim than run.
- d. I prefer to swimming than to running.
**34. Identify the sentence with an
error:**
- a. The river is flooding, and many
houses are evacuated.
- b. The river is flooding, and many
houses is evacuated.
- c. The river are flooding, and many
houses are evacuated.
- d. The river are flooding, and many
houses is evacuated.
**35. Choose the sentence with correct
grammar:**
- a. He is allergic to neither peanuts nor
tree nuts.
- b. He is allergic to either peanuts or tree
nuts.
- c. He is allergic neither to peanuts nor
tree nuts.
- d. He is allergic either to peanuts or tree
nuts.
**36. Find the sentence with a
grammatical error:**
- a. The teacher told me to sit quiet.
- b. The teacher told me to sit quietly.
- c. The teacher told me to sit quieting.
- d. The teacher told me to sit in quiet.

**37. Identify the sentence with an
error:**
- a. We had a lot of fun at the party
yesterday.
- b. We had many fun at the party
yesterday.
- c. We had much fun at the party
yesterday.
- d. We had lots of fun at the party
yesterday.
**38. Choose the sentence with correct
grammar:**
- a. The employees have each completed
their tasks.
- b. The employees has each completed
their tasks.
- c. The employees have each completed
his or her tasks.
- d. The employees has each completed
his or her tasks.
**39. Find the sentence with a
grammatical error:**
- a. I enjoy to read books in my free time.
- b. I enjoy reading books in my free time.
- c. I enjoy for reading books in my free
time.
- d. I enjoy read books in my free time.
**40. Identify the sentence with an
error:**
- a. The new restaurant in town serves
the best sushi.
- b. The new restaurant in town serve the
best sushi.
- c. The new restaurant in town is serving
the best sushi.
- d. The new restaurant in town serving
the best sushi.
**41. Choose the sentence with correct
grammar:**
- a. The majority of the students has
voted in favor.
- b. The majority of the students have
voted in favor.
- c. The majority of the students have
vote in favor.
- d. The majority of the students has vote
in favor.
**42. Find the sentence with a
grammatical error:**
- a. My mother baked a delicious cake.
- b. My mother bakes a delicious cake.
- c. My mother is baking a delicious cake.
- d. My mother has baked a delicious
cake.
**43. Identify the sentence with an
error:**
- a. The concert was enjoyable, but too
long.
 - b. The concert was enjoyable, but too
lengthy.
- c. The concert was enjoyable, but too
length.
- d. The concert was enjoyably, but too
long.
**44. Choose the sentence with correct
grammar:**
- a. The child is playing with his toys
happily.
- b. The child is happily playing with his
toys.
- c. The child happily playing with his
toys.
- d. The child playing happily with his
toys.
**45. Find the sentence with a
grammatical error:**
- a. The book is laying on the table.
- b. The book is laid on the table.
- c. The book is lying on the table.
- d. The book is lied on the table.
**46. Identify the sentence with an
error:**
- a. The team were given a trophy each.
- b. The team was given a trophy each.
- c. The team were given trophies each.
- d. The team was given trophies each.
**47. Choose the sentence with correct
grammar:**
- a. I have seen this movie already.
- b. I have saw this movie already.
- c. I have seeing this movie already.
- d. I have sawed this movie already.
**48. Find the sentence with a
grammatical error:**
- a. The child is running quickly.
- b. The child runs quick.
- c. The child run quickly.
- d. The child ran quickly.
**49. Identify the sentence with an
error:**
- a. The mountain was covered with snow
beautifully.
- b. The mountain was covered with
beautiful snow.
- c. The mountain was beautifully covered
with snow.
- d. The mountain was covered
beautifully with snow.
**50. Choose the sentence with correct
grammar:**
- a. I have lived in this city since ten years.
- b. I have lived in this city for ten years.
- c. I am living in this city for ten years.
- d. I lived in this city since ten years.
 - d. The cake is delicious
**51. Find the sentence with a
grammatical error:**
and moisture.
- a. The package arrived yesterday from
the courier.
**55. Identify the sentence with an
- b. The package arrived yesterday via the
error:**
courier.
- a. The teacher gave each student their
- c. The package arrived yesterday by the
assignment.
courier.
- b. The teacher gave each student his or
- d. The package arrived yesterday
her assignment.
through the courier.
- c. The teacher gave each students their
assignments.
**52. Identify the sentence with an
- d. The teacher gave each students his or
error:**
her assignments.
- a. She is taller than me.
- b. She is taller than I.
**56. Choose the sentence with correct
- c. She is more tall than me. grammar:**
- d. She is taller than I am. - a. The company is looking to hire new
staffs.
- b. The company is looking to hire new
**53. Choose the sentence with correct
staff.
grammar:**
- c. The company is looking to hire new
- a. I am not used to work late.
staff members.
- b. I am not used to working late.
- d. The company is looking to hire new
- c. I am not used to work lately. staff's.
- d. I am not used to working lately.

**57. Find the sentence with a

**54. Find the sentence with a
grammatical error:**
- a. The cake is delicious and moist.
- b. The cake is delicious but moist.
- c. The cake is delicious and but moist.
grammatical error:**
- a. I have seen this film already.
- b. I saw this film already.
- c. I have sawn this film already.
- d. I have seen this film before.
**58. Identify the sentence with an
error:**
- a. The team is at the top of the
leaderboard.
- b. The team are at the top of the
leaderboard.
- c. The team is at the tops of the
leaderboard.
- d. The team are at the tops of the
leaderboard.
**59. Choose the sentence with correct
grammar:**
- a. The concert was so boring, and we
left early.
- b. The concert was so boring, so we left
early.
- c. The concert was boring, and we left
early.
- d. The concert was boring, so we left
early.
**60. Find the sentence with a
grammatical error:**
- a. I couldn't find neither my keys nor my
phone.
- b. I couldn't find either my keys or my
phone.
- c. I couldn't find neither my keys or my
phone.
- d. I couldn't find either my keys nor my
phone.
**61. Identify the sentence with an
error:**
- a. His performance was more better
than expected.
- b. His performance was better than
expected.
- c. His performance was more good than
expected.
- d. His performance was good than
expected.
**62. Choose the sentence with correct
grammar:**
- a. The concert was held in a large,
beautiful hall.
- b. The concert was held in a large and
beautiful hall.
- c. The concert was held in a large
beautiful hall.
- d. The concert was held in a large
beautiful, hall.
**63. Find the sentence with a
grammatical error:**
- a. She handed the report to John and
me.
- b. She handed the report to John and I.
- c. She handed the report to John and
myself.
- d. She handed the report to John and
mineself.
**64. Identify the sentence with an
error:**
- a. I did good on the exam.
- b. I did well on the exam.
- c. I did goodly on the exam.
- d. I did better on the exam.
**65. Choose the sentence with correct
grammar:**
- a. He is too smart that everyone
admires him.
- b. He is so smart that everyone admires
him.
- c. He is such smart that everyone
admires him.
- d. He is so smart so everyone admires
him.
**66. Find the sentence with a
grammatical error:**
- a. Neither the employees nor the
manager are satisfied.
- b. Neither the employees nor the
manager is satisfied.
- c. Neither the employee nor the
manager are satisfied.
- d. Neither the employee nor the
manager is satisfied.
**67. Identify the sentence with an
error:**
- a. I prefer coffee rather than tea.
- b. I prefer coffee to tea.
- c. I prefer coffee then tea.
- d. I prefer coffee instead of tea.
**68. Choose the sentence with correct
grammar:**
- a. She is too tired to complete the
assignment.
- b. She is so tired to complete the
assignment.
- c. She is very tired to complete the
assignment.
- d. She is enough tired to complete the
assignment.
**69. Find the sentence with a
grammatical error:**
- a. The price of the houses have
increased.
- b. The prices of the houses has
increased.
- c. The price of the houses has increased.
- d. The prices of the houses have
increased.
**70. Identify the sentence with an
error:**
- a. The cat sleeps more soundly than the
dog.
- b. The cat sleeps more sound than the
dog.
- c. The cat sleeps soundlier than the dog.
- d. The cat sleeps soundly than the dog.
**71. Identify the sentence with an
error:**
- a. Neither the students nor the teacher
were satisfied.
- b. Neither the students nor the teacher
was satisfied.
- c. Neither the student nor the teacher
were satisfied.
- d. Neither the student nor the teacher
was satisfied.
**72. Choose the sentence with correct
grammar:**
- a. The team were practicing for hours.
- b. The team was practicing for hours.
- c. A team were practicing for hours.
- d. A team was practicing for hours.
**73. Find the sentence with a
grammatical error:**
- a. She is more smarter than her brother.
- b. She is smarter than her brother.
- c. She is smart more than her brother.
- d. She is smarter more than her brother.
**74. Identify the sentence with an
error:**
- a. My brother and I is going to the
concert.
- b. My brother and I are going to the
concert.
- c. My brother and me is going to the
concert.
- d. My brother and me are going to the
concert.
**75. Choose the sentence with correct
grammar:**
- a. I have visited Paris twice.
- b. I have visited Paris two times.
- c. I have visited Paris double.
- d. I have visited Paris double times.
**76. Find the sentence with a
grammatical error:**
- a. The child is too young to eat on its
own.
- b. The child is too young to eat on it's
own.
- c. The child is too young to eat on its'
own.
- d. The child is too young to eat on it
owns.
**77. Identify the sentence with an
error:**
- a. The team is ready for the
championship game.
- b. The team are ready for the
championship game.
- c. A team are ready for the
championship game.
- d. A team is ready for the championship
game.

**78. Choose the sentence with correct
grammar:**
- a. The company's profits have increased
significantly.
- b. The company's profit have increased
significantly.
- c. The companies' profits have increased
significantly.
- d. The companies' profit have increased
significantly.
**79. Find the sentence with a
grammatical error:**
- a. The weather is too hot that we can't
go outside.
- b. The weather is so hot that we can't
go outside.
- c. The weather is such hot that we can't
go outside.
- d. The weather is too hot so we can't go
outside.
**80. Identify the sentence with an
error:**
- a. The cat ran quickly across the yard.
- b. The cat runs quickly across the yard.
- c. The cat is running quickly across the
yard.
- d. The cat has ran quickly across the
yard.
**81. Choose the sentence with correct
grammar:**
- a. Everyone has their own strengths and
weaknesses.
- b. Everyone has his or her own
strengths and weaknesses.
- c. Everyone have their own strengths
and weaknesses.
- d. Everyone have his or her own
strengths and weaknesses.
**82. Find the sentence with a
grammatical error:**
- a. I cannot accept nor deny the
invitation.
- b. I cannot neither accept nor deny the
invitation.
- c. I can neither accept nor deny the
invitation.
- d. I can accept nor deny the invitation.
**83. Identify the sentence with an
error:**
- a. The news was too shocking to
believe.
- b. The news were too shocking to
believe.
- c. The news is too shocking to believe.
- d. The news are too shocking to believe.
**84. Choose the sentence with correct
grammar:**
 - a. Each of the books have been
borrowed.
- b. Each of the books has been
borrowed.
- c. Each of the book have been
borrowed.
- d. Each of the book has been borrowed.
**85. Find the sentence with a
grammatical error:**
- a. The child spoke clearer than the
adults.
- b. The child spoke more clearly than the
adults.
- c. The child spoke clear than the adults.
- d. The child spoke clearer more than the
adults.
**86. Identify the sentence with an
error:**
- a. The water in the lake is freezing cold.
- b. The water in the lake are freezing
cold.
- c. The waters in the lake is freezing cold.
- d. The waters in the lake are freezing
cold.
**87. Choose the sentence with correct
grammar:**
- a. The project was completed on time
and within budget.
- b. The project was completed on time
and within the budget.
- c. The project was completed on time
and within a budget.
- d. The project was completed on time
and in budget.
**88. Find the sentence with a
grammatical error:**
- a. Everyone at the meeting have agreed
on the proposal.
- b. Everyone at the meeting has agreed
on the proposal.
- c. Everyone in the meeting have agreed
on the proposal.
- d. Everyone in the meeting has agreed
on the proposal.
**89. Identify the sentence with an
error:**
- a. The concert was too loud, so we left
early.
- b. The concert was loud too, so we left
early.
- c. The concert was too loudly, so we left
early.
- d. The concert was too loud so we left
early.
**90. Choose the sentence with correct
grammar:**
- a. The price of the car has increased.
- b. The prices of the car has increased.
- c. The price of the car have increased.
- d. The prices of the car have increased.

**91. Find the sentence with a
grammatical error:**
- a. Either John or his friends are
responsible for the mess.
- b. Either John or his friends is
responsible for the mess.
- c. Either John nor his friends are
responsible for the mess.
- d. Either John nor his friends is
responsible for the mess.
**92. Identify the sentence with an
error:**
- a. I have known her since five years.
- b. I have known her for five years.
- c. I have known her from five years.
- d. I have known her since for five years.
**93. Choose the sentence with correct
grammar:**
- a. The team plays good in every match.
- b. The team plays well in every match.
- c. The team plays better in every match.
- d. The team plays goodly in every
match.
**94. Find the sentence with a
grammatical error:**
- a. Neither the cat nor the dog are
hungry.
- b. Neither the cat nor the dog is hungry.
- c. Neither the cat or the dog are hungry.
- d. Neither the cat or the dog is hungry.
**95. Identify the sentence with an
error:**
- a. The smell of the flowers is pleasant.
- b. The smell of the flowers are pleasant.
- c. The smells of the flowers is pleasant.
- d. The smells of the flowers are
pleasant.
**96. Choose the sentence with correct
grammar:**
- a. Everyone on the team are doing their
best.
- b. Everyone on the team is doing their
best.
- c. Everyone on the team are doing his or
her best.
- d. Everyone on the team is doing his or
her best.
**97. Find the sentence with a
grammatical error:**
- a. The number of participants in the
race are low.
- b. The number of participants in the
race is low.
- c. A number of participants in the race
are low.
 - d. A number of participants in the race
is low.
**98. Identify the sentence with an
error:**
- a. The committee members have
diverse opinions.
- b. The committee members has diverse
opinions.
- c. The committee member have diverse
opinions.
- d. The committee member has diverse
opinions.
**99. Choose the sentence with correct
grammar:**
- a. Neither of the options are suitable.
- b. Neither of the options is suitable.
- c. Neither of the options were suitable.
- d. Neither of the options was suitable.
**100. Find the sentence with a
grammatical error:**
- a. The pair of shoes were left at the
door.
- b. The pair of shoes was left at the door.
- c. A pair of shoes were left at the door.
- d. A pair of shoes was left at the door.
Common mistakes in english
1. **Incorrect: I am good.**
**Correct: I am well.**
*Explanation:* "Good" is an adjective,
while "well" is the adverb form. Use "well"
to describe your state of being.
2. **Incorrect: Me and my friend went to
the store.**
**Correct: My friend and I went to the
store.**
*Explanation:* When referring to
yourself and others, always mention
yourself last ("I" comes after "my friend").
3. **Incorrect: The car is parked between
the two trees, isn't it?**
**Correct: The car is parked between the
two trees, isn't it?**
*Explanation:* The sentence is already
correct; however, it's important to note
that the use of a question tag depends on
the statement before it.
4. **Incorrect: She don't like pizza.**
**Correct: She doesn't like pizza.**
*Explanation:* "Don't" is the contraction
for "do not," but since "she" is a singular
pronoun, you should use the third person
singular form "doesn't" (does not).
5. **Incorrect: It's hot today. Let's go to
swim.**
**Correct: It's hot today. Let's go
swimming.**
*Explanation:* Use the base form of the
verb after "go" when expressing activities,
like swimming.
6. **Incorrect: He is more smarter than I
thought.**
**Correct: He is smarter than I
thought.**
*Explanation:* "Smarter" already implies
a comparative degree, so there's no need
to use "more" before it.
7. **Incorrect: The book is laying on the
table.**
**Correct: The book is lying on the
table.**
*Explanation:* "Laying" is the present
participle form of "lay," which requires an
object. In this context, use "lying" as it is
the correct form when referring to
something in a reclining position.
8. **Incorrect: I can't hardly wait for the
weekend.**
**Correct: I can hardly wait for the
weekend.**
*Explanation:* "Can't hardly" is a double
negative. Use "can hardly" for a correct
expression.
9. **Incorrect: We had less people at the
party than expected.**
**Correct: We had fewer people at the
party than expected.**
*Explanation:* "Less" is used for
uncountable nouns, while "fewer" is used
for countable nouns. Since people can be
counted, use "fewer."
10. **Incorrect: John and me are going to
the gym.**
**Correct: John and I are going to the
gym.**
*Explanation:* Similar to point 2, when
referring to yourself and others, use "I"
after the conjunction.
21. **Incorrect: She's the one that sings
better in the group.**
**Correct: She's the one who sings
better in the group.**
*Explanation:* Use "who" when
referring to a person, not "that."
22. **Incorrect: I have to be home until 8
PM.**
 **Correct: I have to be home by 8 PM.** **Correct: He is allergic to seafood.**

*Explanation:* Use "by" to indicate a *Explanation:* "Seafood" is one word

specific time by which an action should be when referring to a variety of marine
completed. edibles.

23. **Incorrect: The weather is effecting 27. **Incorrect: The teacher gave a
my mood.** homework for tomorrow.**
**Correct: The weather is affecting my **Correct: The teacher gave homework
mood.** for tomorrow.**

*Explanation:* "Affect" is the verb form, *Explanation:* "Homework" is usually

while "effect" is usually a noun. uncountable and does not need an article.

24. **Incorrect: I could care less about 28. **Incorrect: The cat is laying on the
politics.** couch.**
**Correct: I couldn't care less about **Correct: The cat is lying on the
politics.** couch.**

*Explanation:* The correct expression is *Explanation:* Use "lying" when

"couldn't care less" to indicate that you describing a resting or reclining position.
have no interest or concern.

29. **Incorrect: They are adverse to taking

25. **Incorrect: The movie was good, but it risks.**
could of been better.**
**Correct: They are averse to taking
**Correct: The movie was good, but it risks.**
could have been better.**

*Explanation:* "Averse" means having a

*Explanation:* Use "could have" instead strong dislike, while "adverse" means
of "could of" in this context. unfavorable or harmful.

26. **Incorrect: He is allergic to sea 30. **Incorrect: I'm farther behind in the
food.** book than you.**
 **Correct: I'm further behind in the book
than you.** *Explanation:* "Furniture" is an
uncountable noun; it doesn't have a plural
form.
*Explanation:* Use "further" when
referring to a greater extent or degree.
35. **Incorrect: I'm not used with this new
computer system.**
31. **Incorrect: The meeting is at 3 PM in
the afternoon.** **Correct: I'm not used to this new
computer system.**
**Correct: The meeting is at 3 PM.**

*Explanation:* Use "used to" when

*Explanation:* "In the afternoon" is
expressing familiarity or habit.
redundant when specifying a time already.

36. **Incorrect: The cake is comprised of

32. **Incorrect: I have less books than
three layers.**
you.**
**Correct: The cake is composed of
**Correct: I have fewer books than
three layers.**
you.**

*Explanation:* Use "composed of"

*Explanation:* Use "fewer" for
instead of "comprised of."
countable nouns.

37. **Incorrect: She's allergic of cats.**

33. **Incorrect: She is the one I borrowed
the book off.** **Correct: She's allergic to cats.**
**Correct: She is the one I borrowed the
book from.** *Explanation:* Use "allergic to" when
describing a sensitivity or reaction to
something.
*Explanation:* Use "from" after
"borrow" to indicate the source.
38. **Incorrect: He is very stubborn, but I
still like him.**
34. **Incorrect: We went to the store and
bought some new furnitures.** **Correct: He is very stubborn, but I still
like him.**
**Correct: We went to the store and
bought some new furniture.**
 *Explanation:* The sentence is already
correct; however, it's important to
maintain consistency in comparative
structures.
39. **Incorrect: We should of gone to the
concert.**
**Correct: We should have gone to the
concert.**
*Explanation:* Use "should have"
instead of "should of."
40. **Incorrect: The restaurant was not as
good as what I expected.**
**Correct: The restaurant was not as
good as I expected.**
*Explanation:* "As what" is unnecessary;
use "as I expected" for a more concise
expression.
41. **Incorrect: She is the one who is
always making the most mistakes than
anyone else.**
**Correct: She is the one who always
makes more mistakes than anyone else.**
*Explanation:* Use "more" before
"mistakes" to compare quantities.
42. **Incorrect: He is not as tall as what I
thought.**
**Correct: He is not as tall as I
thought.**
*Explanation:* "As what" is unnecessary;
use "as I thought" for a more concise
expression.
43. **Incorrect: I'm going to lay down for a
while.**
**Correct: I'm going to lie down for a
while.**
*Explanation:* Use "lie" when describing
the act of reclining or resting.
44. **Incorrect: We have a lot less time
than we expected.**
**Correct: We have a lot less time than
we expected.**
*Explanation:* The sentence is already
correct; however, it's important to
maintain consistency in comparative
structures.
45. **Incorrect: The results of the
experiment was surprising.**
**Correct: The results of the experiment
were surprising.**
*Explanation:* "Results" is a plural noun,
so use the plural verb "were."
46. **Incorrect: I am more taller than my
sister.**
**Correct: I am taller than my sister.**
 *Explanation:* Use "taller" alone, as it *Explanation:* Use "more quickly" to
already implies a comparative degree. compare the speed of finishing the project.

47. **Incorrect: The teacher explained the

lesson good.**
**Correct: The teacher explained the
lesson well.**

*Explanation:* Use "well" as an adverb

to describe the action of explaining.

48. **Incorrect: They are not use to the

cold weather.**
**Correct: They are not used to the cold
weather.**

*Explanation:* Use "used to" when

expressing familiarity or habit.

49. **Incorrect: My cat is good at catching

mouses.**
**Correct: My cat is good at catching
mice.**

*Explanation:* "Mice" is the correct

plural form of "mouse."

50. **Incorrect: The project was finished

under budget and quicker than
expected.**
**Correct: The project was finished
under budget and more quickly than
expected.**