Written Expression English Grammar Test - Part 1

English Grammar Exercises

Choosing the Correct Verb Form

• The correct verb form depends on the subject, tense, and context.
• Examples:
  • "by her" is incorrect, "by hers" is also incorrect, the correct answer is "by her".
  • "are" is the correct verb form in "The documents you need are in the drawer."

Prepositions

• "into" is used to indicate movement, e.g., "go into the room".
• "in" is used to indicate a location, e.g., "in the room".
• "on" is used to indicate a surface, e.g., "the book is on the table".
• "at" is used to indicate a specific location, e.g., "at the store".

Comparative and Superlative Forms

• Comparative form: hotter than, more hot than.
• Superlative form: hottest than.

Word Choice

• "anywhere" means an unknown or unspecified location.
• "somewhere" means a known or specified location.
• "nowhere" means no location at all.

Verb Tenses

• "I'm implementing" is the correct verb form in the sentence.
• "I implement" is incorrect, "I'm implement" is also incorrect.

Pronouns

• "her" is the correct pronoun in the sentence.
• "his" is incorrect, "her demand" is also incorrect.

Clauses

• "for you" is the correct preposition in the sentence.
• "to you" is incorrect, "with you" is also incorrect.

Modality

• "can download" is the correct verb form in the sentence.
• "to download" is incorrect.

Negation

• "neither will" is the correct negation form in the sentence.
• "so won't" is incorrect, "neither won't" is also incorrect.

Passive Voice

• "were getting" is the correct verb form in the sentence.
• "had gotten" is incorrect, "got" is also incorrect.

Reflexive Pronouns

• "herself" is the correct reflexive pronoun in the sentence.
• "itself" is incorrect, "on her own" is also incorrect.

Time Expressions

• "by" indicates a point of time, e.g., "by tomorrow".
• "since" indicates a period of time, e.g., "since yesterday".
• "ago" indicates a period of time in the past, e.g., "two weeks ago".

Information and Data

• "information" is the correct noun in the sentence.
• "informations" is incorrect.

Politeness and Requests

• "would like" is the correct politeness phrase in the sentence.
• "want" is incorrect, "want that" is also incorrect.

Identity and Security

• "no matter where" is the correct phrase in the sentence.
• "everywhere" is incorrect, "in other parts" is also incorrect.

Experience and History

• "ever" is the correct adverb in the sentence.
• "always" is incorrect, "already" is also incorrect.

Office and Work

• "responsible for" is the correct phrase in the sentence.
• "person in charge of" is incorrect, "person responsable of" is also incorrect.

Completion and Review

• "have been properly recorded" is the correct verb form in the sentence.
• "is properly recording" is incorrect, "has been properly recorded" is also incorrect.

Communication and Requests

• "me" is the correct object pronoun in the sentence.
• "that we" is incorrect, "us to" is also incorrect.

Management and Supervision

• "picked up" is the correct verb form in the sentence.
• "have picked up" is incorrect, "have picked them up" is also incorrect.

Contingency and Possibility

• "arises" is the correct verb form in the sentence.
• "arrive" is incorrect, "arise" is also incorrect.

Availability and Scheduling

• "you're" is the correct contraction in the sentence.
• "your" is incorrect, "you're going to be" is also incorrect.

English Grammar Exercises

Choosing the Correct Verb Form

• The correct verb form depends on the subject, tense, and context.
• Examples:
  • "by her" is incorrect, "by hers" is also incorrect, the correct answer is "by her".
  • "are" is the correct verb form in "The documents you need are in the drawer."

Prepositions

• "into" is used to indicate movement, e.g., "go into the room".
• "in" is used to indicate a location, e.g., "in the room".
• "on" is used to indicate a surface, e.g., "the book is on the table".
• "at" is used to indicate a specific location, e.g., "at the store".

Comparative and Superlative Forms

• Comparative form: hotter than, more hot than.
• Superlative form: hottest than.

Word Choice

• "anywhere" means an unknown or unspecified location.
• "somewhere" means a known or specified location.
• "nowhere" means no location at all.

Verb Tenses

• "I'm implementing" is the correct verb form in the sentence.
• "I implement" is incorrect, "I'm implement" is also incorrect.

Pronouns

• "her" is the correct pronoun in the sentence.
• "his" is incorrect, "her demand" is also incorrect.

Clauses

• "for you" is the correct preposition in the sentence.
• "to you" is incorrect, "with you" is also incorrect.

Modality

• "can download" is the correct verb form in the sentence.
• "to download" is incorrect.

Negation

• "neither will" is the correct negation form in the sentence.
• "so won't" is incorrect, "neither won't" is also incorrect.

Passive Voice

• "were getting" is the correct verb form in the sentence.
• "had gotten" is incorrect, "got" is also incorrect.

Reflexive Pronouns

• "herself" is the correct reflexive pronoun in the sentence.
• "itself" is incorrect, "on her own" is also incorrect.

Time Expressions

• "by" indicates a point of time, e.g., "by tomorrow".
• "since" indicates a period of time, e.g., "since yesterday".
• "ago" indicates a period of time in the past, e.g., "two weeks ago".

Information and Data

• "information" is the correct noun in the sentence.
• "informations" is incorrect.

Politeness and Requests

• "would like" is the correct politeness phrase in the sentence.
• "want" is incorrect, "want that" is also incorrect.

Identity and Security

• "no matter where" is the correct phrase in the sentence.
• "everywhere" is incorrect, "in other parts" is also incorrect.

Experience and History

• "ever" is the correct adverb in the sentence.
• "always" is incorrect, "already" is also incorrect.

Office and Work

• "responsible for" is the correct phrase in the sentence.
• "person in charge of" is incorrect, "person responsable of" is also incorrect.

Completion and Review

• "have been properly recorded" is the correct verb form in the sentence.
• "is properly recording" is incorrect, "has been properly recorded" is also incorrect.

Communication and Requests

• "me" is the correct object pronoun in the sentence.
• "that we" is incorrect, "us to" is also incorrect.

Management and Supervision

• "picked up" is the correct verb form in the sentence.
• "have picked up" is incorrect, "have picked them up" is also incorrect.

Contingency and Possibility

• "arises" is the correct verb form in the sentence.
• "arrive" is incorrect, "arise" is also incorrect.

Availability and Scheduling

• "you're" is the correct contraction in the sentence.
• "your" is incorrect, "you're going to be" is also incorrect.

Test your English grammar skills with this quiz, covering topics such as pronoun usage, prepositions, and comparative forms.