Written Expression English Grammar Test

Study Notes

The correct form of the verb to complete the sentence "I ___ to the store every day" is "go" (present simple).
The correct form of the verb in the past tense is "went" (e.g., "Yesterday, we ___ to the museum").
The correct form of the verb in the present perfect tense is "have lived" (e.g., "They ___ in New York since 2010").
The correct form of the verb to complete the sentence "She ___ to the gym every morning" is "goes" (present simple).
The correct form of the verb in the future tense is "will" (e.g., "He ___ travel to Japan next year").

The correct pronoun to complete the sentence "___ is the best book I've ever read" is "that" (singular, referring to a book).
The correct pronoun to complete the sentence "___ and I went to the store" is "He" (subject pronoun).
The correct pronoun to complete the sentence "___ are going to the park" is "They" (plural, referring to people).
The correct pronoun to complete the sentence "That book is ___" is "mine" (possessive adjective).

The correct form of the adjective to complete the sentence "She is the ___ singer in the choir" is "best" (superlative).
The correct adverb to complete the sentence "She sings ___" is "beautifully" (adverb form).
The correct adverb to complete the sentence "She finished her work ___" is "quickly" (adverb form).

The correct preposition to complete the sentence "She is interested ___ learning French" is "in" (preposition of interest).
The correct preposition to complete the sentence "The book is ___ the table" is "on" (preposition of location).
The correct article to complete the sentence "I need ___ umbrella" is "a" (indefinite article).
The correct article to complete the sentence "___ apple a day keeps the doctor away" is "an" (indefinite article).

The correct conjunction to complete the sentence "I wanted to go to the beach, ___ it was raining" is "but" (contrasting clauses).
The correct conjunction to complete the sentence "We can go to the movie ___ we finish our homework" is "if" (conditional clause).

The correct subject-verb agreement in the sentence "The dogs ___ loudly" is "bark" (plural subject, plural verb).
The correct subject-verb agreement in the sentence "The team ___ winning" is "is" (singular subject, singular verb).

The correct past participle form of the verb "win" is "won" (e.g., "They have ___ the game").
The correct form of the comparative adjective is "taller" (e.g., "She is ___ than her sister").