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Grammar - Semester 2 Review
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Subject-verb agreement, pronoun usage, degrees of comparison, common problems in usage
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1
In Hungary, a system of multiple parties (guarantees, guarantee) electoral choice.
guarantee
guarantees
2
They ask for a certain item, and I give it to
them
.
objective
nominative
possessive
3
The Capulets expected Juliet to marry (who, whom)?
whom
who
4
This marine animal hasn't (no, any) living relatives.
no
any
5
He found the (more interesting, most interesting) stories for his plays in the history books.
more interesting
most interesting
6
Everyone in Kenya (learns, learn) about the country's history.
learns
learn
7
After waiting ten minutes,
we
finally spoke to the manager.
nominative
objective
possessive
8
(Whose, who's) Juliet's choice?
whose
who's
9
With (who, whom) did the lovers confide?
whom
who
10
There (is, are) an election held every four years.
is
are
11
Making up Germany's Parliament (is, are) two houses.
is
are
12
This secret is just between you and (I, me).
I
me
13
They are not used (nowhere, anywhere) for fertilizer anymore.
nowhere
anywhere
14
My friend gave him
our
resumes.
possessive
objective
nominative
15
The manager gave both Greg and (I, me) a raise.
me
I
16
The man training (they, them) is the manager.
them
they
17
(Who, whom) spoke to the Montagues and Capulets about their feud?
whom
who
18
East Germany and West Germany (is, are) now reunited.
are
is
19
Neither the Berlin Wall nor many other aspects of division (exists, exist).
exist
exists
20
Today, many people (works, work) in industry.
works
work
21
Later in the week, he called
me
for an interview.
nominative
possessive
objective
22
The horseshoe crab is (nothing, anything) like a typical crab.
anything
nothing
23
She feels that I know as much as (she, her).
her
she (does)
24
Many experts agree that Shakespeare wrote with (great, greater, greatest) wisdom than others.
greater
greatest
great
25
There (is, are) now reasons for hope throughout the country.
are
is
26
Before 1940, most Hungarians (was, were) farmers.
was
were
27
He asked
us
to fill out applications.
possessive
objective
nominative
28
Members of the Socialist Workers' party no longer (attracts, attract) much popular appeal.
attract
attracts
29
Some still (remembers, remember) the day Kenya gained its independence.
remembers
remember
30
There are a variety of duties involved in
my
job.
objective
possessive
nominative
31
Beth has more experience with Shakespeare than (I, me).
I (do)
me
32
(Who, whom) knows the characters of Shakespeare's play
Romeo and Juliet
?
whom
who
