Grammar Quiz & Flashcards for Intermediate Level

Which of the following is the correct form for the first sentence?

Which is the correct form for the second sentence?

Which option correctly fills in the blank for the third sentence?

Identify the sentence in passive voice.

What is the correct word to fill in the blank?

Select the appropriate form of 'to be' for this sentence.

What is the correct word to fill in the blank?

Identify the sentence with correct use of subjunctive mood.

What is the correct word to fill in the blank?

Which sentence uses a gerund correctly?

Which sentence correctly uses a relative clause?

Which sentence is an example of an indirect question?

Not only ________ late, but he also forgot the documents.

The report needs ________ before submission.

"Rarely ________ such a magnificent sunset."

Sentence Structure and Form

Utilize correct forms for sentences by understanding grammatical rules for each type.
The subjunctive mood expresses wishes, hypothetical situations, or demands; its correct use distinguishes formal writing.
Identify passive voice sentences which emphasize the action rather than the subject.

Grammar Concepts

Fill in blanks correctly often involves recognizing the necessary context, tense, or lexical category.
Mastery of gerunds (verbs functioning as nouns) enhances sentence variety and complexity.
Relative clauses provide additional information about nouns, improving sentence structure and detail.

Specific Exercises

Indirect questions rephrase inquiries without a direct question format, requiring careful phrasing.
Understanding the verb "to be" is essential for correct tense and number agreements in sentences.

Contextual Applications

Complete sentences like "Not only ________ late, but he also forgot the documents" rely on conjunctions and appropriate verbs.
Phrases such as "The report needs ________ before submission" require knowledge of verb forms and implications of the action.
Sentences like "Rarely ________ such a magnificent sunset" demonstrate how adverbs modify sentence structure and meaning.

Test your English grammar skills with this quiz designed for B1 to C1 level learners. Choose the correct options for fill-in-the-blank and multiple-choice questions.