Grammar Quiz

Grammar Error Detection Quiz

English multiple-choice grammar quiz about Grammar Error Detection

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Identify the grammatically correct sentence:

A. The main reason for the delay are the unexpected technical difficulties.

B. The main reason for the delay is the unexpected technical difficulties.

C. The main reasons for the delay is the unexpected technical difficulties.

D. The main reason for the delay be the unexpected technical difficulties.


Choose the correct sentence:

A. If I was to win the lottery, I would travel the world.

B. If I were to win the lottery, I would travel the world.

C. If I am to win the lottery, I would travel the world.

D. If I win the lottery, I would travel the world.


Identify the correct sentence:

A. Her and her sister are very close.

B. She and her sister are very close.

C. She and her sister is very close.

D. Her and her sister is very close.


Choose the correct sentence:

A. The number of students enrolled in the program have increased significantly.

B. The number of students enrolled in the program has increased significantly.

C. A number of students enrolled in the program has increased significantly.

D. The number of students enrolled in the program have been increased significantly.


Choose the correct form:

A. She acts like she is a child.

B. She acts as if she were a child.

C. She acts as she were a child.

D. She acts as though she was a child.


Choose the correct sentence:

A. Everyone who has ever worked here know how demanding the job can be.

B. Everyone who has ever worked here knows how demanding the job can be.

C. Everyone who have ever worked here knows how demanding the job can be.

D. Everyone who has ever worked here knew how demanding the job can be.


Which is the correct sentence?

A. I haven’t seen him since he’s been back from his trip.

B. I haven’t seen him since he got back from his trip.

C. I haven’t seen him since he has been back from his trip.

D. I haven’t seen him since he returns from his trip.


Which sentence is correct?

A. He don’t know nothing about the situation.

B. He doesn’t know nothing about the situation.

C. He doesn’t know anything about the situation.

D. He not know nothing about the situation.


Identify the correct sentence:

A. The CEO, along with several members of the board, are attending the conference.

B. The CEO, along with several members of the board, is attending the conference.

C. The CEO, along with several members of the board, have attended the conference.

D. The CEO, along with several members of the board, attend the conference.


Identify the correct sentence:

A. There’s many different ways to approach this problem.

B. There are many different ways to approach this problem.

C. There is many different ways to approach this problem.

D. There be many different ways to approach this problem.


Choose the grammatically correct sentence:

A. Who do you think will win the election?

B. Whom do you think will win the election?

C. Who do you think wins the election?

D. Whom do you think wins the election?


Which sentence is correct?

A. He is the only one of the applicants who have the necessary qualifications.

B. He is the only one of the applicants who has the necessary qualifications.

C. He is the only one of the applicants which has the necessary qualifications.

D. He is the only one of the applicants that have the necessary qualifications.


Which sentence is correct?

A. The company’s new policy, which was announced yesterday, are already causing controversy.

B. The company’s new policy, which was announced yesterday, is already causing controversy.

C. The company’s new policies, which was announced yesterday, is already causing controversy.

D. The company’s new policy, which was announced yesterday, were already causing controversy.


Choose the correct sentence:

A. More than one person have complained about the noise.

B. More than one person has complained about the noise.

C. More than one persons have complained about the noise.

D. More than one persons has complained about the noise.


Which is correct?

A. It is I who am responsible for the mistake.

B. It is me who am responsible for the mistake.

C. It is I who is responsible for the mistake.

D. It is me who is responsible for the mistake.


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