1. Which sentence correctly uses `who` versus `whom`?
A. Who did you give the book to?
B. To who did you give the book?
C. Whom is at the door?
D. Who are you speaking with?
2. Select the sentence that uses a semicolon correctly.
A. I went to the store; and bought some milk.
B. She was tired; however, she kept working.
C. He is tall, dark; and handsome.
D. The movie was long; but interesting.
3. Which of the following sentences is an example of a zero conditional?
A. If it rains, we will stay at home.
B. If you heat ice, it melts.
C. If I won the lottery, I would travel the world.
D. If I had studied harder, I would have passed the exam.
4. Which of the following is grammatically INCORRECT due to a dangling modifier?
A. Walking down the street, I saw a cat.
B. Having finished my homework, I watched TV.
C. Covered in chocolate sauce, I ate the ice cream.
D. To get good grades, you must study hard.
5. Choose the sentence that correctly uses a conjunction to join two independent clauses.
A. Because it was raining, I took an umbrella.
B. Although she was tired, but she finished the race.
C. The sun was shining, and the birds were singing.
D. Despite of the traffic, we arrived on time.
6. Which sentence demonstrates the correct use of a reflexive pronoun?
A. They bought gifts for themselves and us.
B. She hurt herself when she fell.
C. He told myself to be brave.
D. We enjoyed ourselves at your party and you.
7. Identify the sentence that uses the passive voice effectively.
A. The cat chased the mouse.
B. The window was broken by the wind.
C. Someone stole my car.
D. They are building a new house.
8. Which sentence demonstrates the correct use of a colon?
A. The recipe includes: flour, sugar and butter.
B. She said; `I will be there on time`.
C. There is only one thing to do: practice.
D. He wondered; what would happen next?
9. Identify the sentence that correctly uses the subjunctive mood.
A. If I was you, I would apologize.
B. I wish I am taller.
C. It is important that she is there on time.
D. The doctor recommended that he exercise daily.
10. Which sentence is grammatically INCORRECT due to faulty parallelism?
A. She is both intelligent and hardworking.
B. He enjoys reading books and to watch movies.
C. They visited Italy, France, and Spain.
D. The project was challenging but rewarding.
11. Which sentence correctly uses a modal verb to express possibility?
A. You must be tired after such a long journey.
B. She can to speak three languages fluently.
C. It might rain later this afternoon.
D. They should left earlier to avoid traffic.
12. Select the sentence that correctly uses reported speech.
A. She said, `I am tired`.
B. He asked me, `Are you coming?`.
C. They said that they will be late.
D. She told me that she was going to the party.
13. Which of the following sentences demonstrates correct use of ellipsis?
A. She went to the store, and he… to the park.
B. The weather was cold… but sunny.
C. I love chocolate, coffee, and… ice cream.
D. He enjoys reading books, and she too.
14. Identify the sentence with the correct word order in a question.
A. You are going where?
B. Where you are going?
C. Where are you going?
D. Going where are you?
15. Which sentence uses the superlative adverb correctly?
A. She sings most beautifully in the choir.
B. He runs faster than anyone in the class fastest.
C. They arrived more early than expected.
D. Of all the students, she studies hardly.
16. Identify the sentence that uses a relative clause correctly to add non-essential information.
A. The book which is on the table is mine.
B. My brother, who lives in London is a doctor.
C. The car that parked outside is new.
D. I spoke to the woman who wearing a red dress.
17. Identify the sentence where the preposition is used incorrectly.
A. She is interested in learning Spanish.
B. He arrived to the airport on time.
C. They are waiting for the bus.
D. The book is on the table.
18. Select the sentence with the correct use of articles (a, an, the).
A. I saw a eagle flying overhead.
B. She is an honest person.
C. The sun rises in a east.
D. He is learning to play a piano.
19. Which of the following sentences demonstrates correct subject-verb agreement?
A. The dogs chases the squirrels in the park.
B. My sister and I is going to the beach tomorrow.
C. Each of the students have completed the assignment.
D. The cat, along with her kittens, sleeps in the sunbeam.
20. Identify the sentence that uses the comparative adjective correctly.
A. This book is more better than that one.
B. She is tallest than her brother.
C. The weather is getting hotter and hotter.
D. He is the most intelligent of the two brothers.
21. Identify the sentence with an example of personification.
A. The wind howled through the trees.
B. The car is as fast as a cheetah.
C. Her smile was like sunshine.
D. He is a lion in battle.
22. Identify the sentence with correct punctuation in a list.
A. I need to buy milk eggs and bread.
B. She bought apples, bananas and oranges.
C. He likes to read, write and to paint.
D. They visited Paris London and Rome.
23. Select the sentence that correctly uses a participle phrase.
A. The dog barking loudly, annoyed the neighbors.
B. Having been finished the work, they went home.
C. Running quickly, the bus was caught by him.
D. To eat healthy is important.
24. Select the sentence with the correct use of a gerund.
A. I enjoy to read novels.
B. Swimming is my favorite sport.
C. She is good at to sing.
D. He went for to walk.
25. Select the sentence that demonstrates correct use of `lie` and `lay`.
A. I am going to lay down for a nap.
B. The book was laying on the table.
C. Please lie the blanket on the bed.
D. I like to lie in the sun.
26. Identify the sentence that uses the past perfect tense correctly.
A. I have finished my work before you arrived.
B. She had ate dinner when I called.
C. They had been studying for hours before the exam started.
D. He will have seen the movie yesterday.
27. Which sentence correctly uses an infinitive of purpose?
A. To swimming is good exercise.
B. She went to the library for study.
C. He studies hard to pass the exam.
D. For relaxing, I read a book.
28. Identify the sentence where `affect` and `effect` are used correctly.
A. The medicine had a positive affect on her health.
B. The weather will effect our travel plans.
C. Stress can negatively affect your sleep.
D. What is the affect of pollution on the environment?
29. Select the sentence that demonstrates correct parallel structure.
A. She likes to sing, dancing, and playing the piano.
B. He is not only intelligent but also he is hardworking.
C. We enjoy swimming, hiking, and to cycle.
D. They are interested in art, music, and literature.
30. Select the sentence that correctly uses `fewer` versus `less`.
A. There are less apples in the basket than yesterday.
B. We need to spend fewer time on social media.
C. She has fewer patience than her sister.
D. He made fewer mistakes on the test this time.
