English Grammar and Fill in the Blanks Quiz

Grammar and Vocabulary

• The word "who" is used to ask about the person you traveled with.
• The correct sentence completion is "Would you mind closing the gate, please?"
• According to the text, you should take up a hobby.
• The correct sentence completion is "I've spoken to a boy whose father died of cancer last week."
• The correct sentence completion is "If I were a prince, I would have a palace."
• According to the text, you should be more attentive.
• The question word "where" is used in the sentence "Where do you go to the gym?"
• The correct question word to replace "who" is "what" in the sentence "What did Ann and Mary do at 6 pm yesterday?"
• The missing question word in the sentence is "which" as in "I went to the bookshop where they sold 'Harry Potter'."
• The correct sentence completion is "I can't find my glasses. Can you look for them, please?"
• The suitable question word for the sentence is "on which" as in "His office is on the first on which floor."
• The correct question word to replace "of" is "whose" in the sentence "Whose key is that? It's whose, Cate's."
• The context implies that the speaker didn't have breakfast, therefore "I didn't have" is the correct completion.
• The correct sentence completion is "The bus is coming. Look!"
• The correct sentence completion is "I have never been to Africa. Neither have I."
• The correct response is "Not yet" to the question "Have you visited Birmingham?"
• The correct sentence completion is "My mother was vacuuming the carpet when I got home yesterday afternoon."

Test your knowledge of English grammar with this fill in the blanks quiz. Choose the correct verb forms and improve your grammar skills.