Mastering English Grammar

Choose the correct verb: The team (is/are) winning the game.

• was

• is

• were

• are

Identify the error: She don't like apples.

• She don't likes apples.

• She doesn't like apples.

• She do not like apples.

• She doesn't likes apple.

Which sentence is correct? He go to school every day. / He goes to school every day.

• He go to school every day.

• He goes to school every day.

• He going to school every day.

• He gone to school every day.

Fill in the blank: The cat chased (its/it's) tail.

• its

• its's

• its'

• it

Choose the correct form: They (was/were) excited about the trip.

• is

• wasn't

• are

• were

What punctuation is needed? I can't believe it (.)

• !

• .

• ?

• ;

Identify the part of speech: Quickly is an example of a (noun/adverb).

• adverb

• adjective

• verb

• noun

Choose the correct verb tense: She (has/had) finished her homework before dinner.

• is finishing

• will finish

• had

• has

Which sentence is correctly punctuated? I love reading cooking and traveling. / I love reading, cooking, and traveling.

• I love reading; cooking and traveling.

• I love reading, cooking and traveling.

• I love reading cooking, and traveling.

• I love reading, cooking, and traveling.

Fill in the blank: (Their/There) going to the park later.

• There're

• They're

• Their

• Theyre