Amazing Grammar Rules Test - 76+ MCQs: Grammar Rules Quiz: Test Your Language Skills with Grammar Questions and Answers

1. What is the correct use of 'who' and 'whom' in an indirect question?

I wonder whom should I talk to about this.

I wonder who should I talk to about this.

I wonder whom I should talk to about this.

I wonder who I should talk to about this.

2. Choose the correct use of 'lie' and 'lay.'

I lay the book on the table yesterday

I lie the book on the table yesterday

I lay on the beach all day

I lie on the beach all day

3. What is the correct form of the irregular verb 'drink' in the past tense?

Drunk

Drunken

Drank

Drinked

4. Which sentence is in the correct order?

She quickly the danced waltz

Danced she quickly waltz the

She waltz danced the quickly

She danced the waltz quickly

5. What is the correct use of 'whose' and 'who's' in a possessive form?

Who's car is that? Whose keys are these?

Whose car is that? Who's keys are these?

Who's car is that? Whose keys is these?

Whose car are that? Who's keys are these?

6. Identify the correct use of 'to,' 'too,' and 'two.'

I have two much homework to do too

I have too much homework to do two

I have two much homework to do to

I have too much homework to do too

7. Which sentence uses the correct subjunctive mood?

If I was you, I would do it

If I am you, I would do it

If I were you, I would do it

If I be you, I would do it

8. What is the correct form of the irregular verb 'begin' in the past tense?

Beginned

Begun

Began

Begin

9. Which sentence is in the present continuous tense?

She will visit next month

They were playing in the park

He is studying for exams

I am writing a letter

10. What is the correct placement of adverbs in a sentence?

Adverbs should be placed at the beginning of a sentence

Adverbs should be placed at the end of a sentence

Adverbs can be placed anywhere in a sentence

Adverbs should be placed before the subject

11. Identify the correct use of 'who' and 'whom' in an indirect question.

I wonder who I should talk to about this

I wonder whom I should talk to about this

I wonder who should I talk to about this

I wonder whom should I talk to about this

12. What is the correct use of 'farther' and 'further'?

'Farther' is used for physical distance, and 'further' is used for metaphorical distance

'Further' is used for physical distance, and 'farther' is used for metaphorical distance

'Farther' and 'further' can be used interchangeably

Both 'farther' and 'further' mean the same thing

13. Choose the correct use of 'who' and 'whom' in a relative clause.

The person whom won the award is my friend

The person who won the award is my friend

The person whom I met is my friend

The person who I met is my friend

14. Which word is a synonym for 'big'?

Tiny

Huge

Small

Little

15. What is the correct form of the irregular verb 'go' in the past tense?

Goed

Went

Gone

Goed

Going

16. Select the correct comparative form of 'good.'

Better

Best

Gooder

Goodest

17. What is the plural form of 'child'?

Childs

Childrens

Childs

Children

18. What is the correct use of 'elicit' and 'illicit'?

'Elicit' means to draw out or evoke, while 'illicit' means illegal or forbidden.

'Illicit' means to draw out or evoke, while 'elicit' means illegal or forbidden.

'Elicit' and 'illicit' can be used interchangeably.

'Elicit' and 'illicit' mean the same thing.

19. Identify the correct use of 'who' and 'whom' in a relative clause.

The person whom won the award is my friend.

The person who won the award is my friend.

The person whom I met is my friend.

The person who I met is my friend.

20. Choose the correct use of 'complement' and 'compliment.'

'Complement' refers to something that completes or goes well with something, while 'compliment' is a nice thing you say about someone.

'Compliment' refers to something that completes or goes well with something, while 'complement' is a nice thing you say about someone.

'Complement' and 'compliment' can be used interchangeably.

'Complement' and 'compliment' mean the same thing.

21. Identify the sentence with proper subjunctive mood usage.

If I was you, I would have handled it differently.

If I were you, I would have handled it differently.

If I am you, I would have handled it differently.

If I be you, I would have handled it differently.

22. Identify the sentence with correct use of 'affect' and 'effect.'

The new law will have a positive affect on the community.

The new law will have a positive effect on the community.

The new law will positively affect the community.

The new law will positively effect the community.

23. Choose the sentence with proper use of 'lie' and 'lay.'

She lays on the beach all day enjoying the sun.

She lies on the beach all day enjoying the sun.

She laid on the beach all day enjoying the sun.

She lay on the beach all day enjoying the sun.

24. What is the correct use of 'envious' and 'jealous'?

'Envious' means desiring what someone else has, while 'jealous' means fearing that someone will take what you have.

'Jealous' means desiring what someone else has, while 'envious' means fearing that someone will take what you have.

'Envious' and 'jealous' can be used interchangeably.

'Envious' and 'jealous' mean the same thing.

25. What is the correct placement of apostrophes in a possessive form?

The cats food dish is empty.

The cat's food dish is empty.

The cats' food dish is empty.

The cat food dish is empty.

26. Identify the sentence with proper use of 'it's' and 'its.'

Its a beautiful day, and it's sunny outside.

It's a beautiful day, and its sunny outside.

It's a beautiful day, and it's sunny outside.

Its a beautiful day, and its sunny outside.

27. What is the correct punctuation for a compound sentence?

Comma before the coordinating conjunction

No punctuation needed

Period before the coordinating conjunction

Semicolon before the coordinating conjunction

28. Choose the sentence with proper use of 'who' and 'whom.'

Whom should I address this letter to?

Who should I address this letter to?

To whom should I address this letter?

To who should I address this letter?

29. Choose the correct past tense of 'run.'

Runned

Ran

Run

Running

30. Choose the sentence with correct use of 'then' and 'than.'

I prefer coffee then tea.

I prefer coffee than tea.

I prefer coffee then tea.

I prefer coffee than tea.

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