English Grammar Practice Worksheet

Grammar and Sentence Structure

• Select the correct modal verb to express obligation, permission, or advice (e.g., "We should be punctual in school.")
• Use the correct verb form to express future actions (e.g., "Take a raincoat as it could rain later.")
• Choose the correct synonym for a given word (e.g., "hale" = "healthy")
• Identify the correct antonym for a given word (e.g., "flourish" = "deficient")

Vocabulary

• Recognize synonyms for words (e.g., "awful" = "terrible", "outrageous" = "fantastic")
• Identify antonyms for words (e.g., "foremost" = "unimportant", "abandon" = "forsake")
• Understand the meaning of words in context (e.g., "admit" = "confess", "dissent" = "disagree")

Voice and Sentence Structure

• Change the voice of a sentence from active to passive (e.g., "The guards will have locked the gates.")
• Convert sentences from passive to active voice (e.g., "The ring master is training the lions.")
• Identify the correct sentence in active voice (e.g., "The chef baked the cake.")

Direct and Indirect Speech

• Convert indirect speech to direct speech (e.g., "He requested the interviewer to repeat the question.")
• Change direct speech to indirect speech (e.g., "The policeman told him to get out of the car.")
• Identify the correct sentence in reported speech (e.g., "The father told his son that health is wealth.")

Figures of Speech

• Identify and explain figures of speech (e.g., hyperbole, imagery, simile, metaphor, alliteration)
• Recognize examples of figures of speech in sentences (e.g., "Her smile is as bright as the sun." = simile)

Tenses and Verb Forms

• Identify the correct verb form to express a specific tense (e.g., "I will have finished my work by the time you arrive.")
• Choose the correct verb form to express a specific action (e.g., "The villagers have worked very hard to clean their surroundings.")
• Recognize the correct tense and verb form in sentences (e.g., "If I had been there, I would have helped." = conditional clause)

Modality and Conditionals

• Identify the correct modal verb to express degrees of possibility, obligation, or permission (e.g., "Might I talk to the manager?")
• Recognize the correct conditional sentence structure (e.g., "If I had been there, I would have helped.")
• Choose the correct verb form to express a specific conditional sentence (e.g., "Will you have been working here for ten years by the time of the Christmas party?")

Practice your English grammar skills with this multiple choice worksheet, covering topics such as verb tenses and sentence structure.