WorksheetsGrammar for Business Writing Test
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 13mins
'The business opens Monday through Saturday at 8 a.m. sharp, it’s closed all day Sunday.'
Due to the above sentence, which one is NOT the better way to improve the sentence?
NO CHANGE
The business opens Monday through Saturday at 8 a.m. sharp, and it’s closed all day Sunday.
The business opens Monday through Saturday at 8 a.m. sharp; it’s closed all day Sunday.
The business opens Monday through Saturday at 8 a.m. sharp. It’s closed all day Sunday.
Which sentence is right?
The couple arrived to review theirs tax return.
The couple arrived to review they’re tax return.
The couple arrived to review there tax return.
The couple arrived to review their tax return.
Which sentence is grammatically wrong?
Each night, the clerk balances the ledger.
Each night, the clerk balance the ledger
Each night, the clerks balance the ledger.
None of the above
Which sentence is grammatically right?
A) I'm study online English.
B) I study English online.
C) I studies online English course.
D) I studying English course online.
Which sentence is the most properly and grammatically correct?
A) Due to COVID-19, we conference online.
B) Due to the COVID-19 outbreak, we hold the conference online.
C) Due to the COVID-19 pandemic situation, the conference will be held online.
D) Due to the COVID-19 pandemic situation, we will meet you in online conference.
To respond to the question:
'Will you have time to visit with us?'
on the instant messenger, which one would be the best in case you cannot go?
A) I'm not sure. Let me find the way out.
B) Due to the COVID-19 situation, I think we'd rather not meet each other.
C) I'm really hoping to, but my schedule will be pretty tight. Let me get back to you about that after the weekend.
D) Sorry, but my schedule is too tight. I cannot visit you for sure
Which sentence contains the grammatical error?
A) One of my most embarrassing moment happened when I went for an interview for a job as a receptionist in a large hotel in Brighton.
B) I had driven there and, because of the traffic and the difficulty of finding the hotel, I was slightly late.
C) I had just reached the hotel car park and was about to reverse into a parking space when a man in a big, white Mercedes drove into it.
D) This made me really angry so I wound down the window and swore at him, but he just ignored me and walked away, which made me even madder.
Which sentence is completely grammatically correct.
*Hint: consider the underlined words.
A) To make matters worse, the car park was full, so far I had to wait another ten minutes before then I found an empty parking space.
B) By this time, I was over a quarter of an hour late for the interview, so I had rushed to the manager’s office, knocked on the door and walked in.
C) When the manager looked me up, I nearly died: it was the same man that I had sworn at in the car park – he the one who had taken off my parking space.
D) Happily, we both saw the funny side of things and if I got the job, but on one condition: that I promised never to swear at the guests!
Which are the best answer to complete the blanks in the following sentence?
I (recognize)______________ him because I (meet) ____________ him at a meeting earlier in the year.
A) recognize, meet
B) recognized, met
C) recognized, had met
D) had recognized, had been meeting
Which one is the right word order of these scrambled phrases?
hotel owned businessman The tall was German a middle-aged by
A) The businessman was a German tall middle-aged by hotel owned.
B) The hotel was owned by a tall middle-aged German businessman.
C) The tall middle-aged businessman was by a German hotel owned.
D) The hotel was owned by a businessman, tall middle-aged German.
