1. Which sentence demonstrates correct use of `wish` + past simple for unreal present situations?
A. I wish I am taller.
B. I wish I will be taller.
C. I wish I was taller.
D. I wish I were taller.
2. Identify the sentence that correctly uses a tag question.
A. He is tall, isn`t he not?
B. She can swim, can she?
C. They are late, aren`t they?
D. You don`t like coffee, do you not?
3. Choose the sentence that correctly uses the past perfect tense.
A. I have seen that movie last week.
B. She had ate dinner before I arrived.
C. They had been studying all day yesterday.
D. He has finished his work already.
4. Which sentence demonstrates correct subject-auxiliary verb inversion for questions?
A. You are coming?
B. Are you come?
C. Are you coming?
D. You are come?
5. Choose the sentence that correctly uses a quantifier with uncountable nouns.
A. There are many water in the bottle.
B. There is a few sugar in my tea.
C. There is much milk in the fridge.
D. There are several rices left.
6. Which sentence demonstrates correct word order in a declarative sentence?
A. Slowly she walks.
B. Walks slowly she.
C. She walks slowly.
D. Slowly walks she.
7. Identify the sentence with the correct use of reported speech (indirect speech).
A. He said, `I am tired`.
B. She said that she is tired.
C. They said they will come.
D. He said that he was tired.
8. Select the sentence that correctly uses a possessive adjective.
A. The cat licked it`s paw.
B. Their going to the beach tomorrow.
C. My name is John.
D. You`re book is on the table.
9. Identify the sentence with the correct use of `so` and `such`.
A. It was such hot day.
B. It was so a hot day.
C. It was so hot day.
D. It was such a hot day.
10. Identify the sentence with the correct use of `used to` to describe past habits.
A. I am used to play football.
B. I used to playing football.
C. I used to play football.
D. I use to play football.
11. Identify the sentence with the correct use of a modal verb for permission.
A. You must borrow my book.
B. Can you to help me?
C. May I leave early today?
D. Shall you open the window?
12. Which sentence correctly uses the passive voice?
A. The dog chased the ball.
B. The ball was chased by the dog.
C. The dog is chasing the ball.
D. Chasing the ball was the dog.
13. Select the sentence that correctly uses a countable noun.
A. I need some informations.
B. She has many furniture in her house.
C. They bought three chairs.
D. We need to buy some rice.
14. Which of the following sentences demonstrates the correct use of a conditional clause (Type 1 conditional)?
A. If it will rain, we would stay home.
B. If I studied harder, I would pass the exam.
C. If she is late, I will be annoyed.
D. If he had money, he would buy a car.
15. Which sentence demonstrates correct use of articles (a/an/the)?
A. I saw an elephant in zoo.
B. The sun is a star.
C. She is university student.
D. He lives in United Kingdom.
16. Which of the following sentences demonstrates correct subject-verb agreement in the present simple tense?
A. They is going to the park.
B. She play the piano beautifully.
C. He watches television every evening.
D. We has finished our homework.
17. Identify the sentence that correctly uses a preposition of time.
A. I will meet you at the next week.
B. The concert starts in 7 PM.
C. We are going on vacation on July.
D. She was born in 1995.
18. Which sentence demonstrates correct use of `either...or` and `neither...nor`?
A. Neither John or Mary are coming.
B. Either John nor Mary is coming.
C. Neither John nor Mary is coming.
D. Either John and Mary are coming.
19. Which sentence demonstrates correct use of `since` and `for` with the present perfect continuous tense?
A. I am living here for five years.
B. She has been working here since 2020.
C. They have been knowing each other for ten years ago.
D. We have been waiting since two hours.
20. Select the sentence that correctly uses a conjunction to show contrast.
A. He was tired and he went to bed early.
B. Although it was raining, but we went for a walk.
C. Despite being rich, he is unhappy.
D. Because of the rain, we stayed inside.
21. Identify the sentence with the correct use of a participle phrase.
A. Run quickly, he caught the bus.
B. Having finished his work, he went home.
C. He was walking, and singing a song.
D. Because he was tired, slept he early.
22. Select the sentence that correctly uses a phrasal verb.
A. Please turn up the music more loud.
B. She looks after her younger brother.
C. He explained me the problem.
D. I am agree with you.
23. Which sentence correctly uses a reflexive pronoun?
A. He bought him a new car.
B. She made herself a cup of tea.
C. They helped theirselves to the food.
D. We saw us in the mirror.
24. Choose the sentence that correctly uses a gerund.
A. To swim is my favorite exercise.
B. Swimming is my favorite exercise.
C. I enjoy to swim in the ocean.
D. Swim is good for your health.
25. Choose the sentence that correctly uses direct and indirect objects.
A. She gave to me the book.
B. She gave the book to me.
C. She gave me for the book.
D. She gave me of the book.
26. Select the sentence that correctly uses the comparative form of an adjective.
A. This book is more better than that one.
B. She is tallest than her brother.
C. My car is faster than yours.
D. He is the most intelligent person I know.
27. Identify the sentence that correctly uses an adverb of frequency.
A. She is going often to the cinema.
B. They sometimes are late for class.
C. He rarely eats fast food.
D. We go never to that restaurant.
28. Identify the sentence with the correct use of punctuation in a complex sentence.
A. Although it was late we decided to go out.
B. Although it was late, we decided to go out
C. Although it was late we decided to go out,
D. Although it was late; we decided to go out.
29. Identify the sentence that correctly uses a relative clause with a non-defining relative pronoun.
A. The book which I borrowed is very interesting.
B. My sister, who lives in London who is a doctor, is coming to visit.
C. The car, which is parked outside, belongs to my neighbor.
D. The man that helped me was very kind.
30. Which sentence demonstrates correct use of an infinitive of purpose?
A. For swim, I go to the pool.
B. I go to the pool for swimming.
C. I go to the pool to swim.
D. Swimming I go to the pool.
