Grammar and Language Usage Quiz
English multiple-choice grammar quiz about Grammar and Language Usage
Preview:
Which sentence demonstrates correct grammar?
A. He don’t like apples.
B. He doesn’t likes apples.
C. He doesn’t like apples.
D. He don’t likes apples.
Which verb can be formed from the noun length?
A. lengthen
B. lengthify
C. longen
D. lengthate
Identify the sentence with correct punctuation:
A. She asked, ‘Are you coming?’
B. She asked ‘Are you coming?’
C. She asked, ‘Are you coming?
D. She asked ‘Are you coming.’
Choose the correct sentence:
A. The dogs barks loudly.
B. The dog bark loudly.
C. The dogs bark loudly.
D. The dog barks loudly.
Which sentence demonstrates correct subject-verb agreement?
A. The groups of students is excited.
B. The group of students is excited.
C. The group of students are excited.
D. The groups of students are excited.
Choose the sentence with correct tense consistency:
A. He will go to the park and played football.
B. He goes to the park and will play football.
C. He went to the park and plays football.
D. He went to the park and played football.
Convert the adjective modern into a verb:
A. modernate
B. modernify
C. modernise
D. modernate
Which verb can be formed from the noun beauty?
A. beautify
B. beauten
C. beautise
D. beautate
Which sentence uses the correct form of the verb?
A. She having a new car.
B. She have a new car.
C. She has a new car.
D. She haves a new car.
Which of the following sentences is the most effective in terms of spelling, punctuation, and grammar (SPAG)?
A. Their going to the park later.
B. They’re going to the park later.
C. There going to the park later.
D. Theyre going to the park later.
Which sentence demonstrates correct subject-verb agreement?
A. The team are winning.
B. The team is winning.
C. The teams is winning.
D. The teams are winning.
Identify the sentence with correct subject-verb agreement:
A. She don’t like chocolate.
B. She doesn’t like chocolate.
C. She doesn’t likes chocolate.
D. She don’t likes chocolate.
Choose the sentence that is more suitable for a formal letter:
A. Hey, can you send me the report?
B. Could you please send me the report?
C. Send me the report, please.
D. Can you send me the report?
Which verb can be formed from the noun strength?
A. strengthen
B. strengthify
C. strongen
D. strengthate
Which sentence is more appropriate for formal writing?
A. Gonna go to the store.
B. I am going to the store.
C. I’m going to the store.
D. Goin’ to the store.