Test 4 _ English Grammar

Choose the sentence with correct use of inverted conditional clause:

• Were I you, I would reconsider my decision.

• If I were you, I would reconsider my decision.

• If you were I, I would reconsider my decision.

• If I was you, I would reconsider my decision.

Select the sentence with correct use of subjunctive mood for unreal conditionals:

• If he was taller, he could reach the top shelf.

• If he were taller, he could reach the top shelf.

• If he is taller, he could reach the top shelf.

• If he were taller, he can reach the top shelf.

Select the sentence with correct use of parallel structure with correlative conjunctions:

• Either you must tell the truth or apologize.

• Either you must tell the truth or to apologize.

• Either you must tell the truth or apologizing.

• Either you must telling the truth or apologize.

Identify the sentence with correct use of conditional inversion for emphasis:

• Only if he had studied harder could he have passed the exam.

• Only if he studied harder could he have passed the exam.

• Only if he had studied harder he could have passed the exam.

• Only if he studied harder he could pass the exam.

Choose the sentence with correct use of participle construction:

• The car driven by John is fast.

• The car is driven by John is fast.

• The car driving by John is fast.

• The car drives by John is fast.

Choose the sentence with correct use of adverbial clause of time:

• He left before I did.

• He left after I did.

• He left because I did.

• He left when I did.

Identify the sentence with correct use of conditional perfect progressive tense:

• She would have been studying for hours if she hadn't been distracted.

• She would been studying for hours if she hadn't been distracted.

• She would have been studying for hours if she wasn't distracted.

• She would be studying for hours if she hadn't been distracted.

Choose the sentence with correct use of relative pronouns:

• The person who I met yesterday was very friendly.

• The person whom I met yesterday was very friendly.

• The person which I met yesterday was very friendly.

• The person whose I met yesterday was very friendly.

Select the sentence with correct use of modal perfect progressive tense:

• They must have been working on this project all night.

• They must be working on this project all night.

• They must have worked on this project all night.

• They must been working on this project all night.