Top-100 English Grammar Question Answers Quiz Part-02 for All Competitive Exams

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Top-100 English Grammar Question Answers Quiz Part-02 for All Competitive Exams

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1. Choose the sentence with the correct subject-verb agreement:

A. The dog and the cat is playing in the yard. B. Neither of the students were present for the lecture. C. Every one of the books are damaged. D. The committee agrees on the new policy.

2. Identify the sentence that uses the correct past participle form:

A. She has ran a marathon before. B. He had eatten all the cake. C. The bell has rung for the end of the class. D. They have went to the store already.

               

               

3. Which sentence correctly uses a semicolon?

A. I like coffee; but I prefer tea. B. The weather was terrible; therefore, we stayed indoors. C. She went to the store; milk, bread, and eggs. D. He studied hard; he failed the exam.

4. Choose the sentence with the correct use of "affect" or "effect":

A. The new law will effect everyone. B. His mood had a strong affect on the team's performance. C. The medicine had no affect on her pain. D. Climate change profoundly affects the global ecosystem.

               

               

5. Select the sentence with the correct use of an apostrophe for possession:

A. The childrens' toys were scattered everywhere. B. Its a beautiful day for a walk. C. James's car is parked outside. D. The cat's meow was loud and clear, but its' tail was bushy.

6. Which of the following sentences contains a dangling modifier?

A. After finishing the book, the television was turned on. B. Running quickly, he caught the bus. C. Tired from the long journey, she fell asleep instantly. D. To succeed in life, hard work is essential.

               

               

7. Choose the sentence that demonstrates proper parallel structure:

A. She likes to swim, to hike, and cycling. B. He enjoys reading books, listening to music, and to play video games. C. My goals are to finish my degree, find a good job, and traveling the world. D. The chef instructed us to wash the vegetables, chop them finely, and sauté them until tender.

8. Identify the sentence with the correct use of "who" or "whom":

A. Who did you give the book to? B. Whom do you think will win the election? C. She is the person whom I believe can solve the problem. D. To whom should I address this letter?

               

               

9. Select the sentence with the correct placement of an adverb:

A. He quietly opened the door. B. Quietly he opened the door. C. He opened quietly the door. D. He opened the door quietly.

10. Which sentence correctly uses the subjunctive mood?

A. If I was a bird, I would fly south for the winter. B. She requested that he arrives on time. C. It is essential that he be present at the meeting. D. I wish I was taller.

               

               

11. Choose the sentence with the correct use of "less" or "fewer":

A. There are less people here than yesterday. B. He has fewer money now. C. You should eat less candies. D. I have fewer worries now that the project is complete.

12. Identify the sentence that correctly uses a restrictive clause:

A. My brother, who lives in London, is visiting next week. B. The book, which has a blue cover, is on the table. C. The student who scored the highest received an award. D. The car, which is red, needs a new tire.

               

               

13. Which sentence properly uses a colon to introduce a list?

A. My favorite colors are: blue, green, and yellow. B. She needed three things from the store: milk, eggs, and bread. C. The recipe called for: sugar, flour, and butter. D. He had many interests: reading, hiking, and to paint.

14. Select the sentence with the correct capitalization:

A. The President will address the nation tomorrow. B. My english teacher assigned a new book. C. We visited the eiffel tower in Paris. D. She is studying history at a University in the West.

               

               

15. Which sentence uses the superlative adjective correctly?

A. She is the most smartest student in the class. B. This is the more interesting book I've ever read. C. He is the tallest of the two brothers. D. Mount Everest is the highest mountain in the world.

16. Identify the sentence with a misplaced modifier:

A. The dog barked at the mailman with a loud voice. B. She bought a dress at the store that was red. C. The man watched the bird with binoculars. D. Running across the field, the ball was kicked by the player.

               

               

17. Choose the sentence with the correct use of "lie" or "lay":

A. I need to lay down for a bit. B. He laid the book on the table. C. The dog is laying in its bed. D. Please lie the baby in the crib.

18. Select the sentence that uses commas correctly in a series:

A. We bought apples, oranges, and bananas. B. She invited John, Mary and Peter. C. He likes to read, write and, draw. D. The colors were red, blue and, green.

               

               

19. Identify the sentence with the correct use of "its" or "it's":

A. The dog wagged it's tail excitedly. B. Its a long way to go. C. It's important to finish your homework. D. The company is known for its' innovative products.

20. Choose the sentence that uses the correct comparative adjective:

A. She is more taller than her brother. B. This book is interestinger than that one. C. He drives more faster than I do. D. Today's weather is better than yesterday's.

               

               

21. Which sentence contains a correctly used possessive pronoun?

A. The car is their's. B. The book is her's, not his. C. This is mine, and that is yours. D. Is that umbrella your's?

22. Select the sentence with the correct usage of "among" or "between":

A. Divide the candy among the two children. B. The secret was shared between the three friends. C. She chose between several options. D. The agreement was made among Canada and the U.S.

               

               

23. Choose the sentence with the correct use of "than" or "then":

A. I would rather go now then later. B. First, we'll eat, then we'll watch a movie. C. She is taller then her sister. D. He has more experience then I do.

24. Identify the sentence with proper use of a dash:

A. The dog—a golden retriever—ran across the yard. B. He wanted to go to the store—but he was too tired. C. I packed my bag—clothes, books, and snacks. D. She passed the exam—which was a surprise.

               

               

25. Select the sentence with correct verb tense consistency:

A. When I arrived, he was eating and then he goes to sleep. B. She will study hard so she would pass the exam. C. He walked to the store and buys some groceries. D. After she finished her work, she went home.

26. Which sentence contains a predicate adjective?

A. The happy dog wagged its tail. B. She sang a beautiful song. C. The soup tastes delicious. D. He quickly ran down the street.

               

               

27. Identify the sentence with the correct use of "principal" or "principle":

A. The school's principle announced a new rule. B. He always adheres to his moral principals. C. The principal reason for his success is hard work. D. They discussed the main principal of the theory.

28. Choose the sentence that correctly uses a hyphen:

A. She has a well known reputation. B. He is a twenty year old man. C. We need up to date information. D. This is a state-of-the-art facility.

               

               

29. Select the sentence with the correct use of "imply" or "infer":

A. From his tone, I implied he was angry. B. Are you inferring that I am wrong? C. Her silence implied her agreement. D. What do you infer from his remarks?

30. Which sentence correctly uses a participial phrase?

A. Running quickly, the bus was missed. B. Tired from the journey, he slept soundly. C. The car, speeding down the road, hit a tree. D. Having finished the task, the reward was given.

               

               

31. Choose the sentence with the correct use of "accept" or "except":

A. Everyone accept John went to the party. B. I will accept your apology. C. She was ready to accept for the new challenge. D. All of the cookies were eaten, accept for one.

32. Select the sentence that uses a coordinating conjunction correctly to join two independent clauses:

A. I wanted to go, but I was too tired. B. She studied hard, therefore she passed the exam. C. He ran quickly, caught the ball. D. They went to the park, and then they had a picnic.

               

               

33. Identify the sentence that uses the present perfect continuous tense correctly:

A. She has been living in Paris for five years. B. They are playing soccer since morning. C. I have studied English yesterday. D. He will have been working here for ten years next month.

34. Choose the sentence with the correct use of "emigrate" or "immigrate":

A. Many people emigrate to new countries for better opportunities. B. My grandparents immigrated from Ireland in 1920. C. She decided to immigrate from her home country. D. He emigrated to Canada last year.

               

               

35. Select the sentence with the correct use of a non-restrictive clause:

A. The car that is red is mine. B. My sister, who lives in New York, is a doctor. C. The student who got the highest score received a scholarship. D. The book which I borrowed is due tomorrow.

36. Which sentence contains a properly formed compound sentence?

A. She went to the store and bought groceries. B. He studied hard, so he passed the exam. C. Because it was raining, we stayed indoors. D. Although he was tired, he continued to work.

               

               

37. Choose the sentence with the correct use of "compliment" or "complement":

A. Her blue eyes compliment her red dress. B. He received many complements on his new haircut. C. The wine beautifully complements the meal. D. Their skills complimemt each other perfectly.

38. Identify the sentence with a correctly used ellipsis:

A. "To be, or not to be... that is the question." B. She said, "I don't know... what to do." C. The end of the story was... unexpected. D. He started to speak... and then stopped.

               

               

39. Select the sentence with the correct use of "farther" or "further":

A. How much farther do we have to walk? B. She needs farther information on the topic. C. Let's discuss this further in the meeting. D. The house is further down the road.

40. Which sentence correctly uses a parenthetical expression?

A. The dog, a golden retriever, is friendly. B. He went to the store (which was closed) anyway. C. She, however, decided not to go. D. All of the above.

               

               

41. Choose the sentence with the correct use of "allusion" or "illusion":

A. The magician created an optical allusion. B. His speech contained several allusions to Greek mythology. C. She had the illusion that she could fly. D. The painting was a clever allusion.

42. Identify the sentence that demonstrates proper use of correlative conjunctions:

A. Not only did she sing, but she also danced. B. Either you come with me, or I'll go alone. C. Both he and she are talented. D. All of the above.

               

               

43. Select the sentence with the correct use of "stationary" or "stationery":

A. The car remained stationery for a long time. B. I bought some new stationary to write letters. C. She prefers writing on elegant stationary. D. The bicycle remained stationary.

44. Which sentence contains a correctly used inverted comma for a quotation?

A. She said, "I'm going to the store." B. He asked, 'Are you coming?' C. The sign read "No Entry." D. All of the above.

               

               

45. Choose the sentence with the correct use of "site," "sight," or "cite":

A. The old building was a historical sight. B. Please site your sources in your essay. C. The construction site was very busy. D. He lost his site due to the accident.

46. Identify the sentence with proper use of an appositive phrase:

A. My friend, John, is coming over. B. The dog a golden retriever ran into the house. C. We visited Rome the capital of Italy. D. My car, a blue sedan, is parked outside.

               

               

47. Which sentence correctly uses the passive voice?

A. The student wrote the essay. B. The ball was hit by the player. C. She opened the door. D. He quickly finished his work.

48. Choose the sentence with the correct use of "altogether" or "all together":

A. We were all together at the party. B. That's altogether a different matter. C. The team was altogether in agreement. D. They decided to leave all together.

               

               

49. Select the sentence with the correct use of "continual" or "continuous":

A. The continual dripping of the faucet was annoying. B. The continuous ringing of the phone stopped. C. She made continual progress in her studies. D. The machine runs on a continuous basis.

50. Identify the sentence that uses a complex sentence structure correctly:

A. He went to the store and bought milk. B. Although it was raining, we went for a walk. C. She studied hard, so she passed the exam. D. I like coffee; however, I prefer tea.

               

               

51. Choose the sentence with the correct use of "compose" or "comprise":

A. The committee is comprised of ten members. B. Water comprises hydrogen and oxygen. C. The book comprises of several chapters. D. The parts compose the whole.

52. Select the sentence that uses a gerund correctly:

A. Running is my favorite exercise. B. To swim is good for health. C. He likes to reading books. D. They are going to fishing.

               

               

53. Identify the sentence with the correct use of "disinterested" or "uninterested":

A. He was disinterested in the boring lecture. B. The judge must remain uninterested to be fair. C. She was uninterested in the outcome of the game. D. A truly disinterested party has no bias.

54. Which sentence correctly uses a semicolon to separate items in a complex list?

A. We visited Paris, France; Rome, Italy; and Berlin, Germany. B. I need to buy milk, eggs, and bread; but I also need cheese. C. The items were: pens, blue; paper, white; and markers, black. D. She invited John, her brother; Sarah, her cousin; and David, her friend.

               

               

55. Choose the sentence that uses the correct past perfect tense:

A. When I arrived, he had already left. B. She had been studying for hours before she took a break. C. By the time he finished, it started to rain. D. I had seen him yesterday.

56. Select the sentence with the correct use of "ensure," "insure," or "assure":

A. I can insure you that everything will be fine. B. Please ensure that all doors are locked. C. He was assured against loss by his policy. D. The company insurred their employees' health.

               

               

57. Identify the sentence with the correct use of "advise" or "advice":

A. I need some good advise on this matter. B. He always advice me to work hard. C. My doctor advised me to exercise regularly. D. She gave me a lot of good advise.

58. Which sentence contains a proper noun used correctly?

A. I am reading a book. B. She lives in new york city. C. My favorite subject is Science. D. We are going to the Beach.

               

               

59. Choose the sentence with the correct use of "flaunt" or "flout":

A. He likes to flout his new expensive car. B. They flaunted the rules with impunity. C. She flaunted her wealth by buying a mansion. D. He was accused of flaunting the law.

60. Select the sentence that uses a present participle as an adjective:

A. The dog is barking loudly. B. The sleeping baby looked peaceful. C. She was running in the park. D. He is always studying.

               

               

61. Identify the sentence with the correct use of "everyday" or "every day":

A. This is an every day occurrence. B. I go to the gym everyday. C. She wears her everyday clothes. D. He eats healthy food every day.

62. Which sentence correctly uses a split infinitive?

A. To boldly go where no man has gone before. B. He tried to quickly finish his work. C. She decided to immediately leave. D. All of the above.

               

               

63. Choose the sentence with the correct use of "regardless" or "irregardless":

A. Irregardless of the weather, we will go. B. He will proceed irregardless of the challenges. C. We will finish the project, regardless of the obstacles. D. She continued her work, irregardless of the distractions.

64. Select the sentence with the correct use of "unique" as an absolute adjective:

A. This is a very unique design. B. That's the most unique idea I've heard. C. Her artwork is absolutely unique. D. He has a more unique style than his peers.

               

               

65. Identify the sentence with the correct use of "could of" or "could have":

A. I could of gone to the party. B. She should of told me earlier. C. They would have arrived sooner if they left earlier. D. He might of known the answer.

66. Which sentence contains a properly formed indefinite pronoun with a singular verb?

A. Both of the students is here. B. Many of the books is missing. C. Everyone in the class are excited. D. Nobody understands the new rule.

               

               

67. Choose the sentence with the correct use of "complementary" or "complimentary":

A. The colors in the painting are complimentary. B. She received complimentary tickets to the show. C. Their skills are complementary to each other. D. The chef offered a complementary dessert.

68. Select the sentence that uses a collective noun correctly with a singular verb:

A. The team are celebrating their victory. B. The committee have decided to postpone the meeting. C. The audience were clapping loudly. D. The herd of elephants moves slowly.

               

               

69. Identify the sentence with the correct use of "loose" or "lose":

A. Don't loose your keys. B. My belt is too lose. C. I always loose my temper. D. I hope I don't lose my way.

70. Which sentence correctly uses a dangling participle?

A. While walking through the park, a squirrel crossed my path. B. Having finished her work, the movie began. C. To succeed in business, hard work is necessary. D. Running to catch the bus, my bag fell open.

               

               

71. Choose the sentence with the correct use of "desert" or "dessert":

A. We enjoyed a delicious desert after dinner. B. The Sahara dessert is very hot. C. He decided to desert his responsibilities. D. She always orders a sweet desert.

72. Select the sentence that correctly uses quotation marks for a title:

A. Have you read "To Kill a Mockingbird?" B. The article, "The Future of AI", was insightful. C. I watched the movie "Interstellar". D. Her favorite song is "Bohemian Rhapsody."

               

               

73. Identify the sentence with the correct use of "adverse" or "averse":

A. He is adverse to public speaking. B. The adverse weather conditions caused delays. C. She was not averse to trying new things. D. Both B and C.

74. Choose the sentence that uses a compound-complex sentence structure correctly:

A. Although it was late, he continued to work, and she went to bed. B. He studied hard and passed the exam. C. She sings well, but she doesn't like to perform. D. Because of the rain, we stayed home.

               

               

75. Select the sentence with the correct use of "figuratively" or "literally":

A. I was literally fuming with anger. B. She literally hit the roof when she heard the news. C. He was figuratively on top of the world after his victory. D. The company is literally drowning in debt.

76. Identify the sentence with the correct use of "e.g." or "i.e.":

A. Bring some fruits (i.e., apples, oranges, bananas). B. He enjoys outdoor activities, e.g., hiking and camping. C. The capital of France is Paris (e.g., the City of Light). D. She prefers hot beverages, i.e., coffee and tea.

               

               

77. Choose the sentence with the correct use of "compose" or "comprise":

A. The whole comprises the parts. B. The parts compose the whole. C. The team is comprised of diverse individuals. D. Both A and B.

78. Select the sentence that uses a colon correctly to introduce a complete sentence:

A. Here is the problem: I lost my keys. B. She said: "I will be there." C. I have one goal: to finish my book. D. All of the above.

               

               

79. Identify the sentence with the correct use of "who's" or "whose":

A. Who's book is this? B. Whose going to the party tonight? C. Whose coming with me? D. Whose car is parked outside?

80. Which sentence correctly uses a participial phrase to introduce a sentence?

A. Exhausted from the run, the finish line was a welcome sight. B. Having finished the report, she submitted it to her boss. C. Driving too fast, a ticket was given to the driver. D. Walking down the street, my phone rang.

               

               

81. Choose the sentence with the correct use of "then" or "than":

A. I would rather fail then cheat. B. She is smarter than him. C. First we eat, than we talk. D. He has more experience then me.

82. Select the sentence that uses a semicolon correctly to join two related independent clauses:

A. The sun was setting, the sky turned orange. B. She loves to read; her favorite genre is fantasy. C. He was tired; so he went to bed. D. I like coffee; however, I prefer tea.

               

               

83. Identify the sentence with the correct use of "compose" or "comprise":

A. The elements comprise the universe. B. The universe is composed of elements. C. The book is comprised of ten chapters. D. Both B and C.

84. Which sentence contains a noun clause functioning as the subject?

A. I know that he is a good person. B. What she said was very important. C. The fact that he arrived late surprised everyone. D. He wondered if she would come.

               

               

85. Choose the sentence with the correct use of "ensure," "insure," or "assure":

A. The company was insured against fire. B. I assure you that he will be here. C. We must ensure that everyone is safe. D. All of the above.

86. Select the sentence that correctly uses a subordinate conjunction:

A. He studied hard, so he passed the exam. B. Because it was raining, we stayed indoors. C. She went to the store, and she bought milk. D. I like coffee; however, I prefer tea.

               

               

87. Identify the sentence with the correct use of "adverse" or "averse":

A. He is adverse to loud noises. B. The adverse effects of the drug were severe. C. She was not averse to change. D. Both B and C.

88. Which sentence contains a verb in the imperative mood?

A. I wish I were taller. B. Please close the door. C. He studies every day. D. Will you help me?

               

               

89. Choose the sentence with the correct use of "among" or "between":

A. The prize was divided between the four winners. B. She couldn't decide among the two options. C. The discussion was intense among the two candidates. D. He is the best among his peers.

90. Select the sentence that uses a complex list correctly with commas:

A. I bought apples, red and green; bananas, ripe; and oranges, fresh. B. She enjoys painting, reading, and hiking. C. The agenda included, new business, old business, and announcements. D. He likes classical music, jazz, and rock.

               

               

91. Identify the sentence with the correct use of "passed" or "past":

A. He past the ball to his teammate. B. The past few days have been hectic. C. She walked passed the store. D. The time has past quickly.

92. Which sentence correctly uses a comma after an introductory phrase?

A. In the morning I like coffee. B. After a long day, she relaxed. C. To be honest I don't know. D. Despite the rain we went for a walk.

               

               

93. Choose the sentence with the correct use of "affect" or "effect":

A. The effect of the medication was immediate. B. Her tears didn't affect him at all. C. The bad weather effected our travel plans. D. Both A and B.

94. Identify the sentence that correctly uses a subjunctive mood for a wish or hypothetical situation:

A. If I was rich, I would travel the world. B. I wish she was here. C. If I were you, I'd take that job. D. She acts as if she is the boss.

               

               

95. Select the sentence with the correct use of "complementary" or "complimentary":

A. The colors in the painting are complimentary, they really enhance each other. B. She received a complimentary meal at the restaurant. C. Their skill sets are complimentary, making them a strong team. D. The chef offered a complimentary dessert.

96. Which sentence contains a common noun?

A. John went to the park. B. The dog barked loudly. C. Paris is a beautiful city. D. He bought a new iPhone.

               

               

97. Identify the sentence with the correct use of "who" or "whom":

A. To who are you speaking? B. He is the man whom I believe is responsible. C. Whom do you think called? D. She asked whom was at the door.

98. Choose the sentence that uses a coordinating conjunction incorrectly:

A. I like to read, and I like to write. B. She was tired, but she continued working. C. He wanted to go, so he left. D. It was raining, or we stayed home.

               

               

99. Select the sentence with the correct use of "lead" or "led":

A. She lead the team to victory. B. The path will lead you to the river. C. He lead a comfortable life. D. The clues finally lead to the solution.

100. Identify the sentence that correctly uses a comma to set off an introductory dependent clause:

A. When she arrived the party started. B. Although it was raining, we still went out. C. Because he was tired he went to bed early. D. If you want to succeed you must work hard.

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