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WorksheetsGrammar mistakes, errors in sentences
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 7mins
missing verb
He was audacious to speak in front of many people.
He audacious to speak in front of many people.
preposition
I agree of your opinion.
I agree with your opinion.
preposition
Richard shared his poem and the letter from Mr. Kilmer, but sadly nobody was interested with them.
Richard shared his poem and the letter from Mr. Kilmer, but sadly nobody was interested in them.
preposition
This laptop is different with my laptop.
This laptop is different from my laptop.
plural or singular noun
I hope we can be a vigilant road users.
I hope we can be vigilant road users.
singular or plural noun
The campaign had two objective.
The campaign had two objectives.
singular or plural noun
The second activity was watching videos.
The second activities was watching videos.
singular or plural noun
One of the students was my best friend.
One of the student was my best friend.
modal verbs
We must look after our house all the time.
We must looking after our house all the time.
modal verbs
I hope our school will organise another road safety campaign in the future.
I hope our school will organised another road safety campaign in the future.
modal verb
I promised I would never cheat in the exam again.
I promised I will never cheat in the exam again.
for example/ for instance
I love adventurous activities. For example, hiking and bungee jumping.
I love adventurous activities. For example, I am keen on hiking and bungee jumping.
for example/ for instance/ such as
You can learn many new things for instance how to pitch a tent and how to cook in the forest.
You can learn many new things such as how to pitch a tent and how to cook in the forest.
perfect tense (has/have + participle verb)
I have not seen him for a few months.
I have not see him for a few months.
perfect tense
I have met him since I was 10 year old.
I met him since I was 10 year old.
perfect continuous tense
Mr. Nicholas has been teaching here for more than 20 years.
Mr. Nicholas is teaching here for more than 20 years.
passive voice
I scolded by the prefect for being late to school.
I was scolded by the prefect for being late to school.
past simple
I scolded the boy for being late to school yesterday.
I am scolded the boy for being late to school yesterday.
infinitive - to
Richard wrote a poem about MR. Kilmer to share his sadness about losing a good friend and poet.
Richard wrote a poem about MR. Kilmer for sharing his sadness about losing a good friend and poet.
have vs there are
There were many people at the shopping mall.
Have many people at the shopping mall.
