Mastering English Grammar Skills

1. Choose the correct form: The team of players (is/are) winning the match. (Subject-Verb Agreement)

• is

• was

• were

• has

2. Identify the error: She go to the gym every day. (Tense Consistency)

• She go to gym every day.

• She going to the gym every day.

• She gone to the gym every day.

• She goes to the gym every day.

3. Which sentence is correct? a) Running fast, the finish line was crossed by him. b) He crossed the finish line running fast. (Sentence Structure)

• He crossed the finish line running fast.

• He was crossed by the finish line running fast.

• The finish line was crossed by him fast running.

• Running fast, he crossed the finish line.

4. Correct the sentence: The dog barked loudly at the mailman, who was walking by. (Modifiers Placement)

• The mailman was barked at loudly by the dog.

• The dog barked loudly at the mailman walking by.

• Walking by, the dog barked loudly at the mailman.

• The dog loudly barked at the mailman who was walking by.

5. Select the right verb: Each of the students (has/have) completed their assignments. (Subject-Verb Agreement)

• hasn't

• had

• have

• has

6. Find the mistake: They was excited about the trip. (Tense Consistency)

• They were excited about the trip.

• They are excited about the trips.

• They was exciting about the trip.

• They is excited about the trip.

7. Which option is correct? a) The book on the table is mine. b) On the table is the book mine. (Sentence Structure)

• a) The book on the table is mine.

• Mine is the book on the table.

• The book is mine on the table.

• On the table mine is the book.

8. Rearrange the sentence: The teacher gave the students who were late a warning. (Modifiers Placement)

• The students who were late received a warning from the teacher.

• The teacher warned the students who were late about their behavior.

• The teacher gave a warning to the students who were late.

• A warning was given to the late students by the teacher.

9. Choose the correct verb: Neither the cat nor the dogs (is/are) allowed on the couch. (Subject-Verb Agreement)

• isn't

• were

• was

• are

10. Identify the error: He has seen that movie last week. (Tense Consistency)

• He has seen that movie last week.

• He saw that movie last week.

• He sees that movie last week.

• He will see that movie last week.