Trafalgar Law
Grammar is the complete study of a language including its phonology or pronunciation of words, usage of words, writing, speaking, etc.
I have here a quiz to test your knowledge on English grammar. Why English? Since English is widely acclaimed by many as the universal language, so it turned out to be all about English.
Try your luck and get a passing score of 6.
Good luck and please share your result.
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Question of
The hospital of Alabama _ as big as the zoo of Colorado.
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is
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are
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has
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were
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“The Avengers” _ one of my favorite Marvel movies.
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are
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is
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be
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were
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Can you figure out what happened last night with _ lampshades?
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this
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that
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these
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there
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Question of
Last Christmas, I _ the Grinch stealing socks in my dreams.
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see
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seen
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sees
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saw
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Our country is worth dying _.
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of
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on
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for
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to
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I drink coffee _.
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two times day
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twice a day
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twice in day
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two times for a day
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He _ have four cars, but now they’re gone.
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used to
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use to
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before
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didn’t
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This house is _, but also _.
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more big, expensiver
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bigger, expensiver
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bigger, more expensive
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more big, more expensive
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Question of
Put _ basket on _table, then give me _apple and _bar of chocolate
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a, a, the, the
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a, the, an, the
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the, the, a, a
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the, the, an, a
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Question of
The counting of numbers _ really fun today.
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is
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was
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are
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were
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The last one is ambiguous, so the quiz gave me only 9 even though my answer was correct. I am sure this happened to other people too. If not yet, it will.
thanks for playing Ann and congrats for having only 1 mistake…on last question, the subject is singular which is “the counting of numbers” that’s why the auxiliary verb to use is “is” rather than “are”… 🙂
True but the one with “was” is also correct in that what happened took place earlier in the day. Again, you have two correct answers where one is not more correct than the other.
I hope you are not sorry you befriended me,
but my qualification is from an English language PhD.
I also love to make rhymes, you see?
The next time I will try
to reply
in Poetry…
I had better pay more attention to rhythm and scansion, rflol, Trafalgar Law
it’s alright Ann…what matters most is that you had fun.. No big deal about that..thanks for sharing your knowledge too.. 🙂
Fun! I did well, but not 100% as far as accuracy goes.
Thanks for playing..keep posted for more of my quizzes 🙂
Got them all right 🙂 That was fun
That’s a very great job. Congrats. You’re certainly very good in English grammar. Hope u had fun and thanks for playing 🙂
9 out of 10
U nearly made it perfect…that’s still a very nice score…thanks for playing lucia 🙂
10 out of 10!
Genius…that’s awesome…hope u had fun 🙂
Yay! 10/10
Wow u got it perfect…very good job 😉
I teach.
Thanks Muzaffar…hope u played it with fun 🙂
8/10 ☺ I fell for a/an in #9. But in #10, both of the first two answers are correct! (Occurrences today may be in past, present or future.)
I forgot to say, great quiz!
Thank you Norman ..hope u had fun playing my quiz 🙂
Thanks for the play u got a good result Norman…I also tried to consult my classmate who is an english teacher, she said “is” is the most appropriate coz of the denotation of the word “today” though “was could also be used.
I got 9 out of 10 right!
Very good result… You alnost made it perfect…hope u had fun
10/10. Great quiz! One more please Lol
So genius. Congrats! Soon I’ll make another one. Thanks for playing 🙂
8/10 ?
That’s a nice score already. Good job bro 🙂
You got 9 out of 10 right!
Perfect. You rock!
Yehey! Only one mistake.
That’s very good. Thanks for playung my quiz 🙂