English Grammar and Vocabulary Quiz

Grammar Rules

• The correct sentence is the one that follows the grammatical rules of English.
• The present perfect continuous tense is used correctly in the sentence "I have been studying English for five years now".
• The word "will" in the sentence "Will you like some tea?" can be replaced with "would" or "shall".

Verb Tenses

• The correct verb tense to use in the sentence "My brother ___ football every Saturday" is the present simple.
• The correct form of the verb to fill in the blank in "I ___ English for five years now" is "have been studying".
• The correct verb tense to use in the sentence "If I ___ enough money, I would buy a new car" is the past simple.

Vocabulary

• A person who studies the stars is an astronomer.
• The antonym for "cheap" is "expensive".
• The synonym for "begin" is "start".
• The correct preposition to fill in the blank in "Please give this book ___ your brother" is "to".

Error Identification

• The error in the sentence "She is good in cooking" is the use of "in" instead of "at".
• The opposite of "secure" is "insecure".
• The correct verb form to use instead of "don't" in the sentence "He don't like chocolate" is "doesn't".
• The correct preposition to fill in the blank in "I'm going ___ vacation next week" is "on".

Sentence Completion

• The correct completion for the sentence "I have been ___ this book for weeks now" is "reading".
• The correct completion for the sentence "Despite ___ tired, she continued working" is "being".
• The correct completion for the sentence "He has traveled to many countries, ___?" is "hasn't he".

Reported Speech

• The correct sentence that uses reported speech is the one that changes the verb tense and pronouns accordingly.

Prepositions

• The correct preposition to fill in the blank in "He is responsible ___ the project's success" is "for".

Superlative Form

• The correct sentence that uses the superlative form is the one that compares three or more things.

Synonyms and Antonyms

• The synonym for "insignificant" is "unimportant".
• The antonym for "ancient" is "modern".
• "Peculiar" means strange or unusual.
• The synonym for "tedious" is "boring".
• "Substantial" means large or significant in amount or degree.

Other Errors

• The error in the sentence "I have been never to Japan" is the use of "never" instead of "never been".
• The correct word to use instead of "neither" in the sentence "She doesn't like neither tea nor coffee" is "either".
• The correct completion for the sentence "They ___ to the gym every day to stay fit" is "go".
• The correct preposition to fill in the blank in "I am interested ___ learning French" is "in".
• The correct completion for the sentence "He apologized ___ being late" is "for".