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WorksheetsMastering English Grammar
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
Choose the correct verb: The team (is/are) winning the game.
was
is
were
are
Identify the error: She don't like apples.
She don't likes apples.
She doesn't like apples.
She do not like apples.
She doesn't likes apple.
Which sentence is correct? He go to school every day. / He goes to school every day.
He go to school every day.
He goes to school every day.
He going to school every day.
He gone to school every day.
Fill in the blank: The cat chased (its/it's) tail.
its
its's
its'
it
Choose the correct form: They (was/were) excited about the trip.
is
wasn't
are
were
What punctuation is needed? I can't believe it (.)
!
.
?
;
Identify the part of speech: Quickly is an example of a (noun/adverb).
adverb
adjective
verb
noun
Choose the correct verb tense: She (has/had) finished her homework before dinner.
is finishing
will finish
had
has
Which sentence is correctly punctuated? I love reading cooking and traveling. / I love reading, cooking, and traveling.
I love reading; cooking and traveling.
I love reading, cooking and traveling.
I love reading cooking, and traveling.
I love reading, cooking, and traveling.
Fill in the blank: (Their/There) going to the park later.
There're
They're
Their
Theyre
Choose the correct verb: Each of the students (have/has) a book.
had
having
has
have
Identify the error: He runned fast in the race.
He running fast in the race.
He runs fast in the race.
He run fast in the race.
He ran fast in the race.
What is the correct form? If I (was/were) you, I would study harder.
was
were
is
am
Choose the correct punctuation: What time is it (?)
What time is it!
What time is it,
What time is it;
What time is it?
Identify the part of speech: Beautiful is an example of a (verb/adjective).
adjective
pronoun
adverb
noun
Fill in the blank: She (don't/doesn't) understand the question.
isn't
don't
doesn't
won't
Choose the correct verb tense: They (will/are) going to the concert tomorrow.
will
are
went
are going
Which sentence is correct? The dog bark loudly. / The dog barks loudly.
The dog barks loud.
The dogs bark loudly.
The dog barks loudly.
The dog barked loudly.
Identify the error: Its a beautiful day outside.
Its a beautifull day outside.
Its a beautiful day outside.
It is a beautiful day outside.
It's a beautiful day outside.
What punctuation is needed? Can you help me (.)
.
!
?
;
