Grammar Correction Quiz

Which part of the sentence contains an error? "Neither Tom or Lisa is coming to the party tonight."

• Tom → he

• or → nor

• is → are

• Remove "coming"

Identify the error and correction: "Although he was hungry, but he didn’t eat anything."

• Remove but

• Change Although to Despite

• Change eat to eats

• No error

Select the correct correction for this sentence: "The baby cried loud and continuously through the night."

• Change loud to loudly

• Change cried to cries

• Change continuously to continuous

• No correction needed

Which correction makes the sentence grammatically correct? "Each of the books were placed on a separate shelf."

• Change books to book

• Change were to was

• Change shelf to shelves

• Change placed to placing

Find the error in this conditional sentence: "If she was here, she would help us with the project."

• Change was to were

• Change would to will

• Change project to projects

• No change needed

Identify the correct revision for the following: "Either Sarah nor her parents agree with the decision."

• Change nor to or

• Change agree to agrees

• Change Sarah to Sarah’s

• No correction needed

Choose the correct correction: "If he would have trained harder, he could have won the race."

• Change would have trained to had trained

• Change could have won to can win

• Remove have

• Change race to races

Which part of this sentence is incorrect? "We have lived in this house since ten years."

• since → for

• house → houses

• ten → a decade

• No error

Select the correct correction: "Neither of the solutions are practical."

• Change are to is

• Change practical to practically

• Change Neither to Both

• No change needed

Which part of the sentence contains an error? "She studied all night, so she failed the test."

• so → but

• studied → study

• failed → fails

• No error