Grammar Quiz

Grammar Like & Linking Verb Quiz

English multiple-choice grammar quiz about Grammar Like & Linking Verb

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What kind of verbs are the sense verbs?

A. action verbs

B. linking verbs

C. helping verbs

D. passive


Do you think it _____ like it will rain?

A. sounds

B. feels

C. tastes

D. looks


The sofa is so comfortable, it _____ like puffy clouds!

A. feels

B. tastes

C. sounds

D. smells


My sister _____ like Doja Cat.

A. seems

B. smells

C. feels

D. looks


Is this correct: The baby looks like small.

A. Yes

B. No

C. Maybe

D. Both yes and no


Marquez is really late! It seems _____.

A. like he isn’t going to come.

B. like he is happy to be here.

C. he isn’t going to come.

D. he is happy to be here.


The sky is dark. It looks _____.

A. like it will be hot.

B. like it is sunny.

C. rainy.

D. like it will rain.


The flowers _____ like my mom’s perfume.

A. look

B. smell

C. taste

D. seem


This place _____ like a house, but it’s really an apartment.

A. sounds

B. feels

C. looks

D. tastes


What’s all the noise next door? It sounds _____.

A. like they’re having a party.

B. they’re having a party.

C. like they are tired.

D. they are tired.


What was in the dessert? It tasted _____.

A. like it was going to end.

B. like bland.

C. like cherries.

D. like sweet.


Are you okay? You look _____.

A. like you are alive and well.

B. like you have seen a ghost.

C. like a refrigerator.

D. like crunchy.


What’s wrong with Cintron? He doesn’t seem _____.

A. like summer flowers.

B. like he’s been arguing.

C. like it was going to rain.

D. like himself today.


Why is “The baby looks like small.” incorrect?

A. Wrong subject/verb agreement

B. Cannot put an adjective by itself after the word “like.”

C. Linking verbs go with adverbs, not adjectives.

D. All of the senses must be paired with an action verb.


My new shirts _____ like silk to me because they are so soft.

A. seem

B. taste

C. look

D. feel


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