Grammar Rules Quiz
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Choose
It only has a present form that can be used with future meaning and a past or conditional form.
A. can
B. could
C. be able to
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We use the modal verb should/ shouldn’t to express…
A. obligation and necessity
B. strong recommendation
C. lack of necessity or obligation
D. prohibition
E. advice or an opinion
We use this verbal tense with things that are always true or happen regularly.
A. Simple Present
B. Present Continuous
C. Simple Future
D. Going To
Correct the punctuation error in the sentence: i cant believe its already friday
A. I can’t believe its already Friday.
B. I can’t believe its already Friday
C. I can’t believe it’s already Friday.
D. I cant believe it’s already Friday.
Select the appropriate verb to complete the sentence: The cat (is, are, am) sleeping on the couch.
A. be
B. were
C. am
D. is
We use this verbal tense with instant decisions, promises, offers, predictions, facts
A. Simple Present
B. Present Continuous
C. Simple Future
D. Going To
Choose the correct adjective to complete the sentence: She has the (most, more, much) beautiful voice I’ve ever heard.
A. most
B. much
C. good
D. more
Choose
We use this verbal tense with verbs that describe states and feelings (nonaction verbs)
A. Simple Present
B. Present Continuous
C. Simple Future
D. Going To
Rearrange the words to form a grammatically correct sentence: Yesterday, to the movies, we went.
A. Yesterday, we went movies to the.
B. Yesterday, went to the we movies.
C. Yesterday, went to movies the we.
D. Yesterday, we went to the movies.
Choose
This modal verb is used when people are sure that something is true.
A. might/may/could
B. can’t
C. must
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We use the modal verb “must not” to express…
A. obligation and necessity
B. strong recommendation
C. lack of necessity or obligation
D. prohibition
E. advice or an opinion
Choose
We use the “Simple Past” to…
A. describe actions happening at the same time in the past
B. what’s happening at the beginning of a story or anecdote
C. say what happened
D. say what happend before the previous past actions
Choose
We use this verbal tense with temporary actions.
A. Simple Present
B. Present Continuous
C. Simple Future
D. Going To
Apply the correct capitalization to the following sentence: the statue of liberty is located in new york harbor.
A. the statue of liberty is located in new york harbor
B. the statue of liberty is located in New York Harbor.
C. the statue of liberty is located in new york harbor.
D. The Statue Of Liberty Is Located In New York Harbor.
Identify the punctuation error in the sentence: She went to the store and bought milk bread and eggs.
A. She went to the store and bought milk, bread, and eggs.
B. She went to the store and bought milk bread and, eggs.
C. She went to the store and bought milk bread, and eggs.
D. She went to the store and bought milk, bread and eggs.
Correct the subject-verb agreement in the following sentence: The birds (sing) in the trees.
A. The birds sing in the trees.
B. The birds singing in the trees.
C. The birds sings in the trees.
D. The birds singed in the trees.
Apply the correct capitalization to the following sentence: the president of the united states lives in washington, d.c.
A. the president of the united states lives in Washington, D.C.
B. the president of the united states lives in Washington, d.c.
C. The President of the United States lives in Washington, D.C.
D. the president of the united states lives in washington, D.C.
Choose
We use the modal verb “must” to express…
A. obligation and necessity
B. strong recommendation
C. lack of necessity or obligation
D. prohibition
E. advice or an opinion
Choose the correct adjective to complete the sentence: The (tall, taller, tallest) building in the city is the Empire State Building.
A. tall
B. taller
C. tallest
D. talliest
Choose
We use the modal verb “have to” to express…
A. obligation and necessity
B. strong recommendation
C. lack of necessity or obligation
D. prohibition
E. advice or an opinion
Choose
This modal verb is used when something is impossible or not true.
A. might/may/could
B. can’t
C. must
Identify the part of speech for the word ‘beautiful’ in the sentence: She wore a beautiful dress to the party.
A. adjective
B. noun
C. adverb
D. verb
Identify the part of speech for the word ‘quickly’ in the sentence: She ran quickly to catch the bus.
A. Adjective
B. Adverb
C. Verb
D. Noun
Correct the subject-verb agreement in the following sentence: The dog (run) in the park.
A. The dog run in the park.
B. The dog runsing in the park.
C. The dog running in the park.
D. The dog runs in the park.
Choose
This modal verb is used when something is possibly true.
A. might/may/could
B. can’t
C. must
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