Đề thi, bài tập trắc nghiệm online Ngữ pháp lý thuyết tiếng Anh – Đề 8

1. Which of the following sentences correctly uses a phrasal verb in the context of problem-solving?

A. We need to look at the problem.

B. We need to look into the problem.

C. We need to look for the problem.

D. We need to look over the problem.

2. Which sentence demonstrates correct use of 'as well as' to add information?

A. She speaks French and also Spanish.

B. She speaks French as well and Spanish.

C. She speaks French as well as Spanish.

D. She speaks French, also Spanish.

3. Choose the option that correctly uses a 'so...that' clause to express consequence.

A. It was very cold so we enjoyed the beach.

B. It was so cold that we enjoyed the beach.

C. It was too cold so that we couldn't enjoy the beach.

D. It was so cold that we couldn't enjoy the beach.

4. Choose the sentence that correctly uses a defining relative clause (without commas).

A. The car, which is parked outside, is mine.

B. The car which is parked outside is mine.

C. The car, that is parked outside, is mine.

D. The car that, is parked outside, is mine.

5. Choose the sentence that correctly uses a reflexive pronoun.

A. I saw himself in the mirror.

B. They helped myself to the food.

C. She blamed herself for the mistake.

D. We made themselves comfortable.

6. Which sentence demonstrates correct subject-verb agreement with a collective noun?

A. The team are playing well tonight.

B. The team is playing well tonight.

C. The teams is playing well tonight.

D. The team play well tonight.

7. Which sentence demonstrates correct use of 'however' as a contrastive adverb?

A. It was expensive however, we bought it.

B. It was expensive, however we bought it.

C. It was expensive, however, we bought it.

D. It was expensive however we bought it.

8. Identify the sentence that correctly uses a conditional clause to express a hypothetical situation in the past.

A. If I would have known, I would have told you.

B. If I had known, I would have told you.

C. If I knew, I would have told you.

D. If I would know, I would tell you.

9. Which sentence demonstrates the correct word order in a question with 'why' and an auxiliary verb?

A. Why you are late?

B. Why are you late?

C. You are late why?

D. Are you late why?

10. Which of the following sentences correctly uses the present perfect continuous tense?

A. I have been known him for five years.

B. I am knowing him for five years.

C. I have known him for five years.

D. I have been knowing him for five years.

11. Choose the option that correctly uses a relative clause to combine the two sentences: 'The book is on the table.' 'I borrowed it from the library.'

A. The book, that I borrowed it from the library, is on the table.

B. The book which I borrowed from the library is on the table.

C. The book who I borrowed from the library is on the table.

D. The book, I borrowed from the library, is on the table.

12. Which sentence demonstrates the correct use of 'fewer' versus 'less'?

A. There are less cars on the road today.

B. There are fewer water in the bottle.

C. There is less traffic on the road today.

D. There are less apples than oranges.

13. Identify the sentence that correctly uses a 'too...to' structure to express limitation.

A. He was so tired to walk home.

B. He was too tired for walking home.

C. He was too tired to walk home.

D. He was very tired to walk home.

14. Identify the sentence that demonstrates correct punctuation with a non-essential clause.

A. My brother who lives in London is a teacher.

B. My brother, who lives in London, is a teacher.

C. My brother who lives in London, is a teacher.

D. My brother, who lives in London is a teacher.

15. Identify the sentence that correctly uses a participle clause to shorten a longer sentence.

A. Because she was tired, she went to bed.

B. Being tired, she went to bed.

C. She was tired and went to bed.

D. She is tired, so she went to bed.

16. Which sentence correctly uses a 'wish' clause to express 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 taller.

17. Identify the sentence that uses an 'inversion' for emphasis.

A. She had rarely seen such a beautiful sight.

B. Rarely she had seen such a beautiful sight.

C. Rarely had she seen such a beautiful sight.

D. She had seen rarely such a beautiful sight.

18. Choose the option that correctly transforms the sentence into passive voice: 'The dog chased the cat.'

A. The cat chased the dog.

B. The cat was chasing by the dog.

C. The cat was chased by the dog.

D. The cat is chased by the dog.

19. Choose the sentence that correctly uses a gerund as the subject of the sentence.

A. To swim is good exercise.

B. Swim is good exercise.

C. Swimming it is good exercise.

D. Swimming is good exercise.

20. Which sentence demonstrates correct parallelism in a list?

A. She enjoys swimming, to hike, and reading.

B. She enjoys to swim, hiking, and to read.

C. She enjoys swimming, hiking, and to read.

D. She enjoys swimming, hiking, and reading.

21. Identify the sentence that correctly uses 'among' versus 'between'.

A. The secret was kept between the three friends.

B. The secret was kept among the two friends.

C. The secret was kept between the two friends.

D. The secret was kept among John and Mary.

22. Which sentence correctly uses a 'neither...nor' correlative conjunction?

A. Neither John or Mary came to the party.

B. Neither John nor Mary came to the party.

C. Neither John and Mary came to the party.

D. Neither John but Mary came to the party.

23. Identify the sentence that uses a modal verb of deduction to express certainty.

A. She might be at home.

B. She must be at home.

C. She could be at home.

D. She may be at home.

24. Identify the sentence with the correct use of the definite article 'the'.

A. I went to the school to meet my teacher.

B. I went to school to learn.

C. The life is beautiful.

D. She is the doctor.

25. Choose the sentence that correctly uses a 'despite' phrase to show contrast.

A. Despite of the rain, we enjoyed the picnic.

B. Despite the rain, but we enjoyed the picnic.

C. Despite the rain, we enjoyed the picnic.

D. Despite of raining, we enjoyed the picnic.

26. Choose the sentence that correctly uses a 'used to' structure to describe a past habit.

A. I am used to play football.

B. I use to playing football.

C. I used to play football.

D. I used play football.

27. Identify the sentence that correctly uses 'although' to introduce a contrast.

A. Despite it was raining, we went for a walk.

B. Although it was raining, but we went for a walk.

C. Although it was raining, we went for a walk.

D. Although it rained, so we went for a walk.

28. Choose the sentence that uses the subjunctive mood correctly.

A. I suggest that he goes to the doctor.

B. I suggest that he go to the doctor.

C. I suggest that he will go to the doctor.

D. I suggest that he is going to the doctor.

29. Which sentence demonstrates the correct use of 'either...or' correlative conjunction?

A. Either you can stay and or you can leave.

B. Either you can stay and leave.

C. Either you can stay or you can leave.

D. Either you can stay, either you can leave.

30. Identify the sentence that correctly uses a 'neither' negative agreement.

A. I don't like coffee, neither I do.

B. I don't like coffee, neither do I.

C. I don't like coffee, I neither do.

D. I don't like coffee, I don't neither.