WorksheetsEnglish Bridge Program BATCH 1
Total questions: 100
Worksheet time: 1hrs 15mins
Which of the following is a common noun?
Pacific Ocean
Sarah
Car
Which sentence contains a proper noun?
He likes playing basketball.
My brother is a teacher.
London is an exciting city.
The dog barked all night.
Which of the following is a collective noun?
Family
House
Bottle
Joy
Identify the abstract noun in the following sentence: "Her bravery saved the day."
Her
Bravery
Saved
Day
Which of the following is a concrete noun?
Love
Freedom
Apple
Sadness
Which of these nouns is in its plural form?
Child
Woman
Dogs
City
Which of the following sentences contains a possessive noun?
The dog barks loudly.
She likes ice cream.
The girl's book is on the table.
We are going to the park.
Which of the following nouns is countable?
Water
Information
Book
Happiness
Which noun in the sentence is an uncountable noun? "She poured some milk into the glass."
She
Milk
Glass
Some
Which of the following is an example of a compound noun?
Sunshine
Happy
Run
Quick
Which sentence uses the common noun correctly?
The Cat sat on the windowsill.
The cat sat on the windowsill.
The Cat sat on the Windowsill.
The cat sat on the Windowsill.
Which sentence uses the common noun correctly?
She bought a new car last weekend.
She bought a new Car last weekend.
She bought a new Car last Weekend.
She bought a new car last Weekend.
Which sentence uses the common noun correctly?
We enjoyed a delicious dinner at the restaurant.
We enjoyed a delicious dinner at the restaurant.
We enjoyed a delicious dinner at the Restaurant.
We enjoyed a delicious dinner at the Restaurant.
Which sentence uses the common noun correctly?
The Children played in the park all afternoon.
The children played in the park all afternoon.
The Children played in the Park all afternoon.
The children played in the Park all afternoon.
Which sentence uses the common noun correctly?
He read an interesting book about history.
He read an interesting book about history.
He read an interesting book about History.
He read an interesting book about History.
Which sentence uses the proper noun correctly?
We visited the Eiffel Tower in Paris.
We visited the eiffel tower in Paris.
We visited the Eiffel Tower in Paris.
We visited the eiffel Tower in Paris.
Which sentence uses the proper noun correctly?
John is my best friend.
John is my best friend.
john is my Best Friend.
John is my Best Friend.
Which sentence uses the proper noun correctly?
We are going to Central Park this weekend.
We are going to central park this weekend.
We are going to Central park this weekend.
We are going to central Park this weekend.
Which sentence uses the proper noun correctly?
Amazon is a huge company.
amazon is a huge company.
Amazon is a huge Company.
amazon is a huge Company.
Which sentence uses the proper noun correctly?
She studied at Harvard University.
She studied at harvard University.
She studied at Harvard University.
She studied at harvard university.
Which sentence uses the countable noun correctly?
She bought three apples.
She bought three appless.
She bought three apple's.
Which sentence uses the countable noun correctly?
I need a few informations.
I need a few information.
I need a few informationses.
I need a few books.
Which sentence uses the countable noun correctly?
There are many cars in the parking lot.
There are many car in the parking lot.
There are many car's in the parking lot.
There are many carses in the parking lot.
Which sentence uses the countable noun correctly?
He has two cats.
He has two cat's.
He has two catses.
Which sentence uses the countable noun correctly?
They need several chairs for the event.
They need several chair for the event.
They need several chair's for the event.
They need several chairse for the event.
Which sentence uses the uncountable noun correctly?
She gave me some advice.
She gave me some advices.
She gave me some adviceses.
She gave me some advice's.
Which sentence uses the uncountable noun correctly?
I need a little sugar for my coffee.
I need a little sugars for my coffee.
I need a little sugar's for my coffee.
I need a little sugares for my coffee.
Which sentence uses the uncountable noun correctly?
We have much homework to do.
We have much homeworks to do.
We have much homework's to do.
We have much homeworkes to do.
Which sentence uses the uncountable noun correctly?
Can you give me some information?
Can you give me some information?
Can you give me some information's?
Can you give me some informationses?
Which sentence uses the uncountable noun correctly?
He bought a lot of furniture.
He bought a lot of furniture.
He bought a lot of furniture's.
He bought a lot of furnitureses.
Which sentence uses the verbal noun correctly?
Running is my favorite hobby.
Run is my favorite hobby.
Runs is my favorite hobby.
Ran is my favorite hobby.
Which sentence uses the verbal noun correctly?
She enjoys to read books.
She enjoys read books.
She enjoys reading books.
She enjoys reads books.
Which sentence uses the verbal noun correctly?
Swimming is a great exercise.
Swim is a great exercise.
Swims is a great exercise.
Swam is a great exercise.
Which sentence uses the verbal noun correctly?
His writing is very clear.
His write is very clear.
His wrote is very clear.
His writes is very clear.
Which sentence uses the verbal noun correctly?
They discussed to travel next summer.
They discussed travel next summer.
They discussed travels next summer.
They discussed traveling next summer.
Which sentence uses the gender-specific noun correctly?
The king and his wife attended the ceremony.
The king and his husband attended the ceremony.
The queen and his wife attended the ceremony.
The queen and his husband attended the ceremony.
Which sentence uses the gender-specific noun correctly?
The actor received her award with grace.
The actress received her award with grace.
The actor received his award with grace.
The actress received his award with grace.
Which sentence uses the gender-specific noun correctly?
The hero saved the village from disaster.
The heroine saved the village from disaster.
The heroine saved the village from disaster.
The hero saved the village from disaster.
Which sentence uses the gender-specific noun correctly?
The waiter took our order politely.
The waitress took our order politely.
The waitress took his order politely.
The waiter took her order politely.
Which sentence uses the gender-specific noun correctly?
The prince and his brother visited the town.
The princess and his brother visited the town.
The princess and her sister visited the town.
The prince and her sister visited the town.
Which sentence uses the present tense correctly?
She walked to school every day.
She will walk to school every day.
She walks to school every day.
She has walked to school every day.
Which sentence uses the past tense correctly?
They are playing soccer yesterday.
They will play soccer yesterday.
They played soccer yesterday.
They play soccer yesterday.
Which sentence uses the future tense correctly?
He is reading a book tomorrow.
He reads a book tomorrow.
He read a book tomorrow.
He will read a book tomorrow.
Which sentence uses the present perfect tense correctly?
I have finished my homework.
I will finish my homework.
I finished my homework.
I finish my homework.
Which sentence uses the past perfect tense correctly?
She has eaten before I arrived.
She will eat before I arrived.
She ate before I arrived.
She had eaten before I arrived.
Which sentence uses the future perfect tense correctly?
By next week, he finishes the project.
By next week, he has finished the project.
By next week, he will have finished the project.
By next week, he will finish the project.
Which sentence uses the present continuous tense correctly?
They are watching a movie right now.
They watch a movie right now.
They watched a movie right now.
They will watch a movie right now.
Which sentence uses the past continuous tense correctly?
She is cooking dinner when I called.
She was cooking dinner when I called.
She cooks dinner when I called.
She will cook dinner when I called.
Which sentence uses the future continuous tense correctly?
At this time tomorrow, I am traveling to Paris.
At this time tomorrow, I travel to Paris.
At this time tomorrow, I will be traveling to Paris.
At this time tomorrow, I traveled to Paris.
Which sentence uses the present perfect continuous tense correctly?
They have been waiting for an hour.
They waited for an hour.
They will wait for an hour.
They wait for an hour.
Identify the abstract noun in the following sentence: "Her kindness was appreciated by everyone."
Her
Kindness
Appreciated
Everyone
Which of the following is a concrete noun?
Courage
Freedom
Chair
Happiness
Which of these nouns is in its plural form?
Mouse
Women
Book
Tree
Which of the following sentences contains a possessive noun?
The bird sings beautifully.
She loves reading books.
Tom's bicycle is new.
We traveled to the mountains.
Which of the following nouns is countable?
Rice
Information
Chair
Patience
Which noun in the sentence is an uncountable noun? "He put some sugar in his tea."
He
Sugar
Tea
Some
Which of the following is an example of a compound noun?
Notebook
Kind
Dance
Fast
Which sentence uses the common noun correctly?
The Dog chased the cat.
The dog chased the cat.
The Dog chased the Cat.
The dog chased the Cat.
Which sentence uses the common noun correctly?
She found a beautiful Shell on the beach.
She found a beautiful shell on the beach.
She found a beautiful Shell on the Beach.
She found a beautiful shell on the Beach.
Which sentence uses the common noun correctly?
We ate lunch at the new Cafe.
We ate lunch at the new cafe.
We ate lunch at the new Cafe.
We ate lunch at the new cafe.
Which sentence uses the common noun correctly?
The Children played in the yard.
The children played in the yard.
The Children played in the Yard.
The children played in the Yard.
Which sentence uses the common noun correctly?
She wrote a letter to her friend.
She wrote a Letter to her friend.
She wrote a letter to her Friend.
She wrote a Letter to her Friend.
Which sentence uses the proper noun correctly?
We visited Statue of Liberty in New York.
We visited statue of liberty in New York.
We visited Statue of Liberty in new york.
We visited the Statue of Liberty in New York.
Which sentence uses the proper noun correctly?
mary is my sister.
Mary is my sister.
mary is my Sister.
Mary is my Sister.
Which sentence uses the proper noun correctly?
We are going to Times Square tomorrow.
We are going to times square tomorrow.
We are going to Times square tomorrow.
We are going to times Square tomorrow.
Which sentence uses the proper noun correctly?
microsoft is a leading software company.
Microsoft is a leading software company.
Microsoft is a leading Software Company.
microsoft is a leading Software Company.
Which sentence uses the proper noun correctly?
She graduated from Stanford university.
She graduated from stanford University.
She graduated from Stanford University.
She graduated from stanford university.
Which sentence uses the countable noun correctly?
He has many pen.
He has many pens.
He has many pen's.
He has many penses.
Which sentence uses the countable noun correctly?
She needs a few apples for the recipe.
She needs a few apple for the recipe.
She needs a few apple's for the recipe.
She needs a few appleses for the recipe.
Which sentence uses the countable noun correctly?
There are several dogs in the park.
There are several dog in the park.
There are several dog's in the park.
There are several dogses in the park.
Which sentence uses the past perfect continuous tense correctly?
She had been cooking for two hours.
She cooked for two hours.
She will cook for two hours.
She cooks for two hours.
Which sentence uses the plural form of a noun correctly?
The child played in the park.
The childs played in the park.
The children played in the park.
The childrens played in the park.
Which sentence uses the comparative form of an adjective correctly?
She is more taller than him.
She is tallest than him.
She is taller than him.
She is tall than him.
Identify the concrete noun in the following sentence: "The cat chased the mouse."
Cat
Chased
Mouse
The
Which of the following is an example of an abstract noun?
Tree
Happiness
Car
Jump
Which sentence uses the plural noun correctly?
The children played in the park.
The child played in the park.
The childs played in the park.
The childrens played in the park.
Which sentence uses the present perfect tense correctly?
She has gone to the store yesterday.
She goes to the store yesterday.
She had gone to the store yesterday.
She has gone to the store.
Which sentence uses the gerund correctly?
He enjoys to swim in the ocean.
He enjoys swim in the ocean.
He enjoys swimming in the ocean.
He enjoys swam in the ocean.
Which of the following is an example of an abstract noun?
Tree
Anger
Car
Jump
Which sentence uses the common noun correctly?
The dog chased the cat up the tree.
The Dog chased the cat up the tree.
The dog chased the Cat up the tree.
The Dog chased the Cat up the tree.
Which sentence uses the past tense correctly?
She danced at the party last night.
She dance at the party last night.
She danced at the party last night.
She dance at the party last night.
Identify the abstract noun in the following sentence: "His kindness touched everyone's heart."
His
Kindness
Touched
Heart
Which sentence uses the common noun correctly?
The Dog ran in the park.
The dog ran in the park.
The Dog ran in the Park.
The dog ran in the Park.
Which sentence uses the past tense correctly?
She is singing yesterday.
She will sing yesterday.
She sang yesterday.
She sings yesterday.
Which of the following is a concrete noun?
Hope
Tree
Anger
Kindness
Which sentence uses the plural noun correctly?
The children played in the parks.
The children played in the park.
The children played in the parkes.
The children played in the park's.
Which sentence uses the possessive noun correctly?
Tom's car is blue.
Tom car is blue.
Tom cars is blue.
Tom cars are blue.
Which sentence uses the comparative noun correctly?
This book is longer than that one.
This book is long than that one.
This book is longer then that one.
This book is long then that one.
Which sentence uses the past perfect tense correctly?
She has eaten before I arrived.
She will eat before I arrived.
She ate before I arrived.
She had eaten before I arrived.
Which sentence uses the countable noun correctly?
They need several chairs for the event.
They need several chair for the event.
They need several chair's for the event.
They need several chairse for the event.
Which of the following is a common noun?
Pacific Ocean
Sarah
Car
Which sentence uses the past continuous tense correctly?
She was eating before I arrived.
She eats before I arrived.
She has eaten before I arrived.
She had eaten before I arrived.
Which sentence uses the plural form of a countable noun correctly?
He has two dogs.
He has two dog's.
He has two doges.
Which sentence uses the superlative form correctly?
She is the tallest girl in the class.
She is taller girl in the class.
She is tall girl in the class.
Which sentence uses the countable noun correctly?
She bought three apples.
She bought three appless.
She bought three apple's.
Which sentence uses the gender-specific noun correctly?
The prince and his brother visited the town.
The princess and his brother visited the town.
The princess and her sister visited the town.
The prince and her sister visited the town.
Which sentence uses the present perfect tense correctly?
I have finished my homework.
I will finish my homework.
I finished my homework.
I finish my homework.
Which sentence uses the past perfect tense correctly?
She had finished her work before the meeting.
She finished her work before the meeting.
She has finished her work before the meeting.
She will finish her work before the meeting.
Which sentence uses the uncountable noun correctly?
He provided some information about the project.
He provided some informations about the project.
He provided some informationses about the project.
He provided some information's about the project.
Which sentence uses the superlative form correctly?
She is the tallest person in the room.
She is taller person in the room.
She is tall person in the room.
She is the tall person in the room.
