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

1. Select the sentence with proper comma usage.

She enjoys cooking eating and cleaning.

She enjoys cooking, eating, and cleaning.

She enjoys cooking, eating and cleaning.

She enjoys cooking eating, and cleaning.

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. Choose the correct use of 'may' and 'might.'

'May' expresses permission, and 'might' expresses a possibility

'Might' expresses permission, and 'may' expresses a possibility

'May' and 'might' can be used interchangeably

'May' and 'might' mean the same thing

4. Select the correct use of 'its' and 'it's.'

'Its' is the contraction for 'it is,' and 'it's' is the possessive form

'It's' is the contraction for 'it has,' and 'its' is the possessive form

'It's' is the contraction for 'it was,' and 'its' is the possessive form

'Its' is the contraction for 'it does,' and 'it's' is the possessive form

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

Better

Best

Gooder

Goodest

6. Choose the correct use of 'your' and 'you're.'

You're going to love your new book

Your going to love you're new book

You're going to love you're new book

Your going to love your new book

7. When do you use 'its' versus 'it's'?

'Its' is the contraction for 'it has,' and 'it's' is the possessive form

'It's' is the contraction for 'it is,' and 'its' is the possessive form

'It's' is the contraction for 'it was,' and 'its' is the possessive form

'Its' is the contraction for 'it does,' and 'it's' is the possessive form

8. 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.

9. 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.

10. 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

11. Which sentence is grammatically correct?

I don't got any money

I haven't got any money

I ain't got any money

I not got any money

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

Childs

Childrens

Childs

Children

13. 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

14. What is the correct use of 'there,' 'their,' and 'they’re'?

There is possessive, their is a contraction, and they’re is a location

There is a location, their is possessive, and they’re is a contraction

They’re is possessive, there is a contraction, and their is a location

They’re is a location, there is possessive, and their is a contraction

15. Identify the correct use of 'who' and 'whom' in a complex sentence.

Whom did you give the book to?

Who did you give the book to?

To whom did you give the book?

To who did you give the book?

16. Choose the correct use of 'accept' and 'except.'

'Accept' means to exclude, and 'except' means to receive

'Accept' means to receive, and 'except' means to exclude

'Except' means to receive, and 'accept' means to exclude

'Except' means to exclude, and 'accept' means to include

17. When should you use 'affect' instead of 'effect'?

When describing a change

When describing a result

Interchangeably in all situations

Never use either word

18. Which sentence uses the correct homophone?

She wore a pair of jeans

He has too dogs

They're going to the park

Your going to love this movie

19. When do you use 'a' versus 'an' before a word?

Use 'a' before a word that starts with a vowel sound, and 'an' before a word that starts with a consonant sound

Use 'an' before a word that starts with a vowel sound, and 'a' before a word that starts with a consonant sound

Use 'a' before a word that starts with a consonant sound, and 'an' before a word that starts with a vowel sound

Use 'an' before all words

20. 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.

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