1. Which sentence demonstrates correct use of the past perfect tense?
A. I have finished my work before they arrived.
B. I finished my work before they had arrived.
C. I had finished my work before they arrived.
D. I was finished my work before they arrived.
2. Identify the sentence with the correct use of `used to` to describe a past habit.
A. I am used to play football every day.
B. I used to playing football every day.
C. I used to play football every day.
D. I use to play football every day.
3. Select the sentence that correctly uses the passive voice in the present simple tense.
A. The letters are write every day.
B. The letters are written every day.
C. The letters is written every day.
D. The letters written every day.
4. In which sentence is the word `however` used as a conjunctive adverb to show contrast?
A. However you look at it, it`s still expensive.
B. He said he would come; however, he didn`t.
C. I don`t know how ever to thank you.
D. However much I try, I can`t understand it.
5. Select the sentence that correctly uses `although` to introduce a contrast clause.
A. Although it was raining, but we went out.
B. Although it was raining, we went out.
C. Despite it was raining, we went out.
D. Despite of it was raining, we went out.
6. Select the sentence that demonstrates correct use of reported speech with a change in tense and pronouns.
A. She said, `I am happy`.
B. She said that she is happy.
C. She said that I was happy.
D. She said that she was happy.
7. Identify the sentence that correctly uses a participle clause of reason.
A. Because feeling tired, I went to bed early.
B. Felt tired, I went to bed early.
C. Feeling tired, I went to bed early.
D. Because I am feeling tired, I went to bed early.
8. Select the sentence that correctly uses a relative clause with a non-defining relative pronoun.
A. My brother who is a doctor works at the hospital.
B. My brother, who is a doctor, works at the hospital.
C. The book that I read was very interesting, it was about history.
D. The car which is parked outside is mine.
9. Which of the following sentences demonstrates correct subject-verb agreement in English?
A. The cat, along with her kittens, are sleeping soundly.
B. Neither the dog nor the cats is going to the vet today.
C. Each of the students have submitted their assignments.
D. Mathematics are a difficult subject for some.
10. Which sentence is grammatically incorrect due to incorrect word order in a question?
A. What time does the train leave?
B. When will she arrive?
C. How you are feeling today?
D. Where did you go?
11. Which sentence is grammatically correct in its use of prepositions of time?
A. I will see you in Monday.
B. I will see you at Monday morning.
C. I will see you on Monday morning.
D. I will see you by Monday.
12. Which sentence demonstrates the correct use of a compound adjective before a noun?
A. She is a well known actress.
B. She is a well-known actress.
C. She is a well known-actress.
D. She is a actress well known.
13. Identify the sentence that correctly uses a modal verb to express possibility.
A. She must be at home now.
B. She should be at home now.
C. She will be at home now.
D. She might be at home now.
14. Which of the following sentences is grammatically incorrect due to a dangling modifier?
A. Walking down the street, I saw a cat.
B. Having finished my dinner, I watched TV.
C. Covered in chocolate, I ate the cake.
D. Covered in chocolate, the cake was delicious.
15. Select the sentence that uses a phrasal verb intransitively.
A. She looked up the word in the dictionary.
B. The bomb went off suddenly.
C. He turned down the offer.
D. They called off the meeting.
16. Select the sentence that correctly uses a defining relative clause.
A. My car, which is red, is parked outside.
B. The car, which is red, is parked outside.
C. The car that is red is parked outside.
D. My car that is red, is parked outside.
17. Identify the sentence that correctly uses `neither...nor` with plural subjects.
A. Neither John nor Mary are coming.
B. Neither John nor Mary is coming.
C. Neither the students nor the teacher is happy.
D. Neither the students nor the teachers are happy.
18. Identify the sentence with the correct use of a gerund as a subject.
A. To swim is good exercise.
B. Swim is good exercise.
C. Swimming is good exercise.
D. For swim is good exercise.
19. Which sentence demonstrates the correct use of `as...as` for comparison?
A. He is as tall than his brother.
B. He is as tall as his brother.
C. He is taller as his brother.
D. He is so tall as his brother.
20. Select the sentence that correctly uses a countable noun in its plural form.
A. I bought two furniture.
B. I bought two furnitures.
C. I bought two pieces of furniture.
D. I bought two furniture pieces.
21. Select the sentence that correctly uses a quantifier with countable nouns.
A. There is much books on the shelf.
B. There are much books on the shelf.
C. There are many books on the shelf.
D. There is many books on the shelf.
22. Which sentence exemplifies the correct use of a reflexive pronoun?
A. They blamed we for the mistake.
B. She bought a present for herself.
C. He told John and myself about the plan.
D. We saw you and them at the park.
23. Identify the sentence that correctly uses the present perfect continuous tense.
A. I have been known him for five years.
B. She has been work at this company since 2010.
C. They have been studying English for two hours.
D. He has been finished his project.
24. Identify the sentence with the correct use of `too` and `enough`.
A. He is enough tall to reach the shelf.
B. He is too tall to reach the shelf.
C. He is tall enough to reach the shelf.
D. He is tall too to reach the shelf.
25. Select the sentence that correctly uses a conditional clause type 2 (unreal present/future).
A. If I will win the lottery, I would travel the world.
B. If I won the lottery, I will travel the world.
C. If I had won the lottery, I would have traveled the world.
D. If I won the lottery, I would travel the world.
26. Which sentence correctly uses a `wish` clause to express a regret about the present?
A. I wish I will be taller.
B. I wish I am taller.
C. I wish I were taller.
D. I wish I was being taller.
27. Identify the sentence with correct use of articles (a, an, the).
A. She is a university professor.
B. He is an European man.
C. They live in the United State.
D. I saw the elephant in zoo.
28. Identify the sentence that uses a superlative adjective correctly.
A. She is the taller student in the class.
B. She is tallest student in the class.
C. She is the tallest student in the class.
D. She is a tallest student in the class.
29. Identify the sentence where `since` is correctly used as a preposition of time.
A. I haven`t seen him for since last year.
B. I haven`t seen him since last year.
C. I haven`t seen him since last year ago.
D. I haven`t seen him since from last year.
30. Which sentence demonstrates correct inversion for emphasis in conditional sentences?
A. Had I known, I would have told you.
B. If I had known, I would have told you.
C. If had I known, I would have told you.
D. I had known, I would have told you if.
