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WorksheetsGrammar quiz
Total questions: 45
Worksheet time: 23mins
He’s a _________________________ old medicine graduate.
a) 25 years
b) 25 year
Have you ever been _________________________ London?
a) to
b) in
I would _________________________ live near the sea.
a) rather to
b) rather
She _________________________ 27 years old.
a) is
b) has
She gave me lots of great _________________________.
a) advice
b) advices
I’m not good _________________________ maths so don’t ask me to calculate it.
a) in
b) at
I _________________________ Maria but she didn’t know.
a) asked
b) asked to
I’ve been _________________________ Paris twice.
a) in
b) to
George is such a _________________________ guy. He makes me want to sleep.
a) bored
b) boring
Could you _________________________ a pen?
a) borrow me
b) lend me
My parents go to _________________________ every Sunday.
a) church
b) the church
It depends _________________________ the weather
a) of
b) on
You have to _________________________ an effort if you want to improve
a) make
b) do
I have a _________________________, could you help me with it?
a) doubt
b) question
I moved to Dublin _________________________ English.
a) for learning
b) to learn
Milan_____ not talk too much.
Do
Does
Has
Doesn't
Kalrav school _____ the best school in Godhra
Are
Am
Is
Do
Mahatma Gandhiji _______ born _____ porbandar.
Are , in
Was , in
Is , on
Does , at
Identify the tense.
Subject + Have/ has + V3 + Object
Simple past tense
Perfect Past Tense
Perfect Present Tense
Continuous Perfect Present Tense
Identify the function
Palakkad Public Library has been set up and running since 2013.
Describing place
Describing time
Describing past events
Expressing emotion
Choose similar word of underline word.
" so, finally we decided to craft our own destiny
Fate
Chance
Opportunity
Benefit
She _____ very well yesterday
Teach
Taught
Teaches
Teaching
Last week, a Zulu hunter ____ under a tree.
Were sitting
Is sitting
Was sitting
Do sitting
Next meeting _____ on 20th August 2022
Is be
Was be
Will be
Didn't
Which helping verbs are mismatched.
I - am, was , do , have
We - are, were, do, have
You - are, were , does , has
They - are, were, do, have
What is a participle?
verb pretending to be a noun
verb pretending to be an adjective
noun pretending to be a noun
adjective pretending to be a verb
What are the two ways a participle can end?
-ly
-ing
-ed
-ness
Find the participle: The ship sailed within striking distance.
sailed
ship
striking
distance
Find the participle: The children took off their snowy jackets and crowded by the warming fire.
warming
crowded
took
snowy
Find the participle:Sally could not sleep with that blinking light from the television's power button.
sleep
blinking
could
power
Find the participle: The man shielded his eyes from the blinding sun as he stepped out of the movie theater.
Shielded
stepped
eyes
blinding
Find the participle: The boiling clouds poured down rain on the seething sea.
boiling
seething
poured
Find the participle: The startled cat jumped high into the air.
cat
air
jumped
startled
Find the participial phrase: Yawning widely, the student struggled to stay awake in class.
in class
the student struggled
yawning widely
to stay awake
Find the participial phrase: Opening the book to the last page, Sally read the ending first.
the last page
Sally read the ending
ending first
opening the book to the last page
Find the participial phrase: The girl wearing the blue shirt ran down the hallway.
ran down the hallway
wearing the blue shirt
down the hallway
the girl wearing
Find the participial phrase: The children playing in the park belong to the school next door.
playing in the park
school next door
belong to the school next door
in the park
Find the participial phrase: The pilot pushed on the yoke, changing the direction of the plane.
changing the direction of the plane
pushed on the yoke
the pilot pushed on the yoke
direction of the plane
Find the participial phrase: The curtains closed at the end of the play, bringing the night of theater to an end.
end of the play
to an end
the curtains closed
bringing the night of theater to an end
What is a dangling participle?
a participial phrase in the wrong place
a prepositional phrase in the wrong place
a phrase at the end of a sentence
a phrase that describes falling off of something
Does this sentence contain a dangling participle? Reading a book, the cat crawled up in my lap.
Yes
No
Does this sentence contain a dangling participle? The dog was chasing the boy wearing the spiked collar.
Yes
No
Does this sentence contain a dangling participle? I saw Arthur running for the bus.
Yes
No
Does this sentence contain a dangling participle? Removing her glasses, the queen shook her head in disappointment.
Yes
No
Does this sentence contain a dangling participle? He stared at the girl next to the vending machine wearing dark glasses.
Yes
No
