50 GRAMMAR MCQS FOR CSS/PMS

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1.Which sentence is grammatically correct?

a) "Me and my friends are going to the movies."

b) "My friends and I are going to the movies."

c) "I and my friends are going to the movies."

d) "My friends and me are going to the movies."

Answer: b) "My friends and I are going to the movies."

2.Which sentence is grammatically correct?

a) "He don't have any money."

b) "He doesn't have any money."

c) "He haven't any money."

d) "He hasn't any money."

Answer: b) "He doesn't have any money."

3.Which sentence is grammatically correct?

a) "Each of the boys play soccer."

b) "Each of the boys plays soccer."

c) "Each of the boy play soccer."

d) "Each of the boy plays soccer."

Answer: b) "Each of the boys plays soccer."

4.Which sentence is grammatically correct?

a) "Who do you think will win the game?"

b) "Whom do you think will win the game?"

c) "Who you think will win the game?"

d) "Whom you think will win the game?"

Answer: a) "Who do you think will win the game?"

5.Which sentence is grammatically correct?

a) "I should have went to the store."

b) "I should have gone to the store."

c) "I should have go to the store."

d) "I should have going to the store."

Answer: b) "I should have gone to the store."

6.Which sentence is grammatically correct?

a) "The cat sat on it's mat."

b) "The cat sat on its mat."

c) "The cat sat on its' mat."

d) "The cat sat on its's mat."

Answer: b) "The cat sat on its mat."

7.Which sentence is grammatically correct?

a) "Their going to the party too."

b) "They're going to the party too."

c) "There going to the party too."

d) "They are going to the party too."

Answer: b) "They're going to the party too."

8.Which sentence is grammatically correct?

a) "The teacher gave the book to John and I."

b) "The teacher gave the book to John and me."

c) "The teacher gave the book to I and John."

d) "The teacher gave the book to me and John."

Answer: b) "The teacher gave the book to John and me."

9.Which sentence is grammatically correct?

a) "Her and me are going to the beach."

b) "She and I are going to the beach."

c) "Her and I are going to the beach."

d) "She and me are going to the beach."

Answer: b) "She and I are going to the beach."

10.Which sentence is grammatically correct?

a) "He is taller than me."

b) "He is taller than I."

c) "Him is taller than me."

d) "Him is taller than I."

Answer: b) "He is taller than I."

11.Which sentence is grammatically correct?

a) "The dog chased it's tail."

b) "The dog chased its tail."

c) "The dog chased it's' tail."

d) "The dog chased its's tail."

Answer: b) "The dog chased its tail."

12.Which sentence is grammatically correct?

a) "Whose book is laying on the table?"

b) "Who's book is laying on the table?"

c) "Whose book is lying on the table?"

d) "Who's book is lying on the table?"

Answer: c) "Whose book is lying on the table?"

13.Which sentence is grammatically correct?

a) "I have less homework than my friend."

b) "I have fewer homework than my friend."

c) "I have less homework than my friend does."

d) "I have fewer homework than my friend does."

Answer: c) "I have less homework than my friend does."

14.Which sentence is grammatically correct?

a) "If I was taller, I could reach the top shelf."

b) "If I were taller, I could reach the top shelf."

c) "If I had been taller, I could reach the top shelf."

d) "If I had been more taller, I could reach the top shelf."

Answer: b) "If I were taller, I could reach the top shelf."

15.Which sentence is grammatically correct?

a) "My sister, who is an architect, designed the building."

b) "My sister, which is an architect, designed the building."

c) "My sister, that is an architect, designed the building."

d) "My sister, who is an architect, designs the building."

Answer: a) "My sister, who is an architect, designed the building."

16.Which sentence is grammatically correct?

a) "Between you and I, I don't think he's very smart."

b) "Between you and me, I don't think he's very smart."

c) "Between you and I, I don't think he's very intelligent."

d) "Between you and me, I don't think he's very intelligent."

Answer: b) "Between you and me, I don't think he's very smart."

17.Which sentence is grammatically correct?

a) "I gave the book to he and his brother."

b) "I gave the book to him and his brother."

c) "I gave the book to he and him brother."

d) "I gave the book to him and him brother."

Answer: b) "I gave the book to him and his brother."

18.Which sentence is grammatically correct?

a) "I'm not very good at math, but I'm an excellent writer."

b) "I'm not very good at math, but I'm an excellent at writing."

c) "I'm not very good in math, but I'm an excellent writer."

d) "I'm not very good in math, but I'm an excellent at writing."

Answer: a) "I'm not very good at math, but I'm an excellent writer."

19.Which sentence is grammatically correct?

a) "The concert was cancelled due to the rain."

b) "The concert was cancelled because of the rain."

c) "The concert was cancelled because the rain."

d) "The concert was cancelled due to rain."

Answer: a) "The concert was cancelled due to the rain."

20.Which sentence is grammatically correct?

a) "She is too stubborn to admit when she is wrong."

b) "She is to stubborn to admit when she is wrong."

c) "She is too stubborn to admit when her is wrong."

d) "She is to stubborn to admit when her is wrong."

Answer: a) "She is too stubborn to admit when she is wrong."

21.Which sentence is grammatically correct?

a) "I was born in August, 1990."

22.Which sentence is grammatically correct?

a) "They're going to there house."

b) "Their going to their house."

c) "They're going to their house."

d) "Their going to there house."

Answer: c) "They're going to their house."

23.Which sentence is grammatically correct?

a) "She sings good."

b) "She sings well."

c) "She sings goodly."

d) "She sings gooder."

Answer: b) "She sings well."

24.Which sentence is grammatically correct?

a) "I should of studied harder for the test."

b) "I should have studied harder for the test."

c) "I should has studied harder for the test."

d) "I should had studied harder for the test."

Answer: b) "I should have studied harder for the test."

25.Which of the following sentences is grammatically correct?

A. Me and my friends went to the mall.

B. My friends and I went to the mall.

C. Me went to the mall with my friends.

D. I and my friends went to the mall.

26.Which sentence uses a proper verb tense?

A. She is goes to the store every day.

B. She go to the store every day.

C. She went to the store every day.

D. She will go to the store every day.

27.Which sentence is correctly punctuated?

A. I have a cat, a dog and a bird.

B. I have a cat, a dog, and a bird.

C. I have a cat a dog, and a bird.

D. I have a cat, a dog and, a bird.

28.Which sentence contains a preposition?

A. The dog barked loudly.

B. She ran the race quickly.

C. I saw the movie last night.

D. He sat on the couch.

29.Which sentence uses a comparative adjective?

A. The sun is hot.

B. The sun is hotter than yesterday.

C. The sun is the hottest thing in the sky.

D. The sun is hotly.

30.Which word in the following sentence is a noun? The book on the shelf is red.

A. book

B. shelf

C. red

D. is

31.Which word is a proper noun?

A. car

B. tree

C. New York

D. food

32.Which of the following is a collective noun?

A. team

B. house

C. bird

D. water

33.Which word is a concrete noun?

A. love

B. happiness

C. table

D. thought

34.Which word is an abstract noun?

A. dog

B. computer

C. beauty

D. shoe

35.Which word is a countable noun?

A. water

B. sugar

C. chair

D. air

36.Which word is an uncountable noun?

A. book

B. music

C. phone

D. flower

37.Which word is a compound noun?

A. dog

B. bedroom

C. swim

D. happy

39.Which word is a singular noun?

A. cars

B. animals

C. computer

D. person

40.Which word is a plural noun?

A. child

B. city

C. mice

D. sheep

41.In the sentence "James called his brother to tell him the news," what does the pronoun "his" refer to?

A. James

B. brother

C. news

D. called

42.Which pronoun correctly completes the sentence? "Everyone should bring __ own lunch."

A. their

B. his or her

C. his

D. he or she

43.In the sentence "I made the cake myself," what type of pronoun is "myself"?

A. reflexive pronoun

B. personal pronoun

C. possessive pronoun

D. demonstrative pronoun

44.Which pronoun correctly completes the sentence? "Neither of the children ate __ dinner."

A. their

B. his or her

C. their or his

D. his

45.In the sentence "Sheila couldn't go to the party because she was sick," what type of pronoun is "she"?

A. demonstrative pronoun

B. personal pronoun

C. relative pronoun

D. reflexive pronoun

46.Which pronoun correctly completes the sentence? "One should always keep __ promises."

A. their

B. his or her

C. his

D. he or she

47.In the sentence "The cat licked its paw," what type of pronoun is "its"?

A. reflexive pronoun

B. personal pronoun

C. possessive pronoun

D. relative pronoun

48.Which pronoun correctly completes the sentence? "Everyone who wants to go on the trip needs to pay __ own way."

A. their

B. his or her

C. his

D. he or she

49.In the sentence "Whose book is this?", what type of pronoun is "whose"?

A. relative pronoun

B. interrogative pronoun

C. reflexive pronoun

D. demonstrative pronoun

50.Which pronoun correctly completes the sentence? "Each of the students must bring __ own supplies."

A. their

B. his or her

C. their or his

D. his

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