Advanced English Grammar Quiz

Which of the following sentences correctly uses the subjunctive mood?

• If I was you, I would take a break.

• If I were you, I would take a break.

• If I am you, I will take a break.

• If I be you, I will take a break.

Which sentence uses a conditional correctly?

• If you will study hard, you would pass the exam.

• If I have time, I would visit my grandparents.

• If it rains tomorrow, I will bring my umbrella.

• If he was rich, he will travel the world.

Which sentence uses the correct modal verb?

• He may should leave now.

• They can must come to the party.

• She ought to have gone home earlier.

• We mustn't to forget to buy milk.

Which of the following sentences correctly uses a relative pronoun?

• That's the woman who I saw at the store.

• The man, which is my father, is a doctor.

• The book, that I read last night, was very interesting.

• The car, who is parked outside, belongs to my neighbor.

Which sentence uses the correct passive voice?

• She had broken the vase.

• The vase was broken by her.

• He will eat the pizza.

• The pizza will be eaten by him.

Which sentence uses the correct tense?

• I had been studying for five hours before I stopped.

• I have been studying for five hours before I stopped.

• I will have been studying for five hours before I stop.

• I will have been studying for five hours before I stopped.

Which sentence uses the correct conditional?

• If he had known the answer, he will tell us.

• If she didn't go to the party, she won't be tired.

• If we had gone to the beach, we would have had fun.

• If they will come early, they can catch the movie.

Which sentence uses the correct article?

• I need a advice on how to fix my computer.

• He is an expert in the history of ancient Rome.

• The apple is a fruit that is rich in vitamins.

• She is a graduate of the Yale University.

Which sentence uses the correct comparative form?

• She is more taller than her sister.

• His car is the most expensive of all.

• The blue dress is nicer than the red one.

• That book is interesting as the one I read last week.

Which sentence uses the correct adverb placement?

• She danced gracefully the ballet.

• He sings beautifully the song.

• They played soccer yesterday in the park.

• He quickly finished his homework.