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How good is your grammar? - part II
How good is your grammar? - part II
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1
Which is not correct?
I was sat in the chair
I was sitting in the chair
I sat in the chair
2
Which of these sentences is grammatically correct?
'Are you happy with the idea of me teaching you grammar?'
both
'Are you happy with the idea of my teaching you grammar?'
3
Which is correct?
Who's cats are using our neighbours garden?
Whose cats' are using our neighbours' garden?
Who's cats' are using our neighbours garden?
Whose cats are using our neighbour's garden?
4
Which of these brackets are also referred to as parentheses?
{ }
( )
[ ]
5
I have a very close relationship _____ my mother
of
to
with
for
6
Which of the following has the same name as a body part?
*
()
:
7
'This is the kind of tedious nonsense up with which I will not put!'
Don't start a sentence with but
Avoid splitting an infinitive
Never end a sentence with a preposition
8
Which is incorrect?
I'm anxious to see my friends
I'm excited to see my friends
I'm eager to see my friends
9
The win against Australia _______ have been a turning point, but it didn't turn out like that.
may
might
10
What is the definition of the word 'foreword'?
moving or directed ahead
a short writing at the beginning of a book
being impulsive or bold
11
Her new boyfriend is so handsome. I'm so _________.
jealous
envious
12
The _________ music next door made it the worst night of studying ever.
continuous
continual
13
Which is correct?
I don't trust vegetables which aren't organic
I don't trust vegetables that aren't organic
14
"Do you mind my asking you?' Which of the following does it include?
modal
imperative
gerund
15
Which is correct?
neccessary
necessary
neccesary
necesary
16
Neither England _____ Portugal got to the quarter-finals last year.
nor
or
17
Which is correct?
Her and her father took me and him for lunch
She and her father took him and I for lunch
She and her father took him and me for lunch
18
Which of these is correct?
It's her birthday party. We should take a bottle of wine.
Its her birthday party. We should bring a bottle of wine.
It's her birthday party. We should bring a bottle of wine.
Its her birthday party. We should take a bottle of wine.
19
Which is correct?
'Do you see who I see?'
'Do you see who I'm seeing?'
'Do you see whom I see?'
20
'I will wait _______ 6:30, but then I'm going home.'
at
from
until
21
Which is correct?
I was born in the 1980s
I was born in the 1980's
22
Which sentence is wrong?
The car that ran over me was speeding
The car, which was speeding, ran me over
The car which ran over me was speeding
23
"My baby takes the morning train." The main verb in this sentence is:
present participle
third person singular
infinitive
24
Which is correct?
I'm uninterested in the product. Sorry.
I'm disinterested in the product. Sorry.
25
Which of these lists is more traditionally correct and technically perfect?
'Firstly...,secondly...,thirdly...'
'First...,secondly...,thirdly...,'
26
Which ending would make the word 'quick' into an adverb?
the quickest
quicker
quickness
quickly
27
Which of these is correct?
ocurence
ocurrence
occurrence
occurence
28
Select the correct sentence ending: "I would make a complaint,
if I was you."
if you were me."
if I were you."
29
Which is correct?
We should try to change the law
We should try and change the law
30
'He objects to the changes - i.e. he won't be accepting them.'
correct
incorrect
31
Which is not correct?
I drink less than three coffees a day
I eat fewer than five apples a week
There's less water in the river these days
32
Which of these is correct?
Jonathon and me always hook-up when we get drunk
Me and Jonathon always hook-up when we get drunk
Jonathon and I always hook-up when we get drunk
33
Which can be a pronoun?
England
that
very
34
Select the correct sentence ending: "If she misses her train,
I would take her to work by car."
she have to walk."
I take her to work by car."
