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 'disinterested' and 'uninterested'?

'Disinterested' means impartial, while 'uninterested' means lacking interest.

'Uninterested' means impartial, while 'disinterested' means lacking interest.

'Disinterested' and 'uninterested' can be used interchangeably.

'Disinterested' and 'uninterested' mean the same thing.

2. Select the correct use of 'among' and 'between.'

'Among' is used with two items, and 'between' is used with more than two items

'Between' is used with two items, and 'among' is used with more than two items

Both 'among' and 'between' can be used interchangeably

'Among' and 'between' mean the same thing

3. What is the correct usage of a semicolon?

To separate independent clauses

To end a sentence

To connect a subject and a verb

To indicate possession

4. Identify the correct use of 'eminent' and 'imminent.'

'Eminent' refers to someone famous or respected, while 'imminent' means something about to happen.

'Imminent' refers to someone famous or respected, while 'eminent' means something about to happen.

'Eminent' and 'imminent' can be used interchangeably.

'Eminent' and 'imminent' mean the same thing.

5. 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

6. 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.

7. What is the correct form of the irregular verb 'swim' in the past tense?

Swam

Swum

Swimmed

Swing

8. 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.

9. Identify the correct use of 'fewer' and 'less.'

'Fewer' is used with countable items, and 'less' is used with uncountable items

'Less' is used with countable items, and 'fewer' is used with uncountable items

Both 'fewer' and 'less' can be used interchangeably

'Fewer' and 'less' mean the same thing

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

Childs

Childrens

Childs

Children

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