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Which sentence contains a grammatical error related to subject-verb agreement?
Which sentence contains a grammatical error related to subject-verb agreement?
Identify the sentence that incorrectly uses 'whom' instead of 'who'.
Identify the sentence that incorrectly uses 'whom' instead of 'who'.
Which of the following sentences incorrectly conveys a comparative relationship?
Which of the following sentences incorrectly conveys a comparative relationship?
Which sentence contains an error with the correct form of the verb?
Which sentence contains an error with the correct form of the verb?
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Which sentence shows incorrect use of the predicate?
Which sentence shows incorrect use of the predicate?
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In which sentence is the adjective used incorrectly?
In which sentence is the adjective used incorrectly?
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Which sentence exhibits an error in the use of a preposition?
Which sentence exhibits an error in the use of a preposition?
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Which of the following sentences contains a misused conjunction?
Which of the following sentences contains a misused conjunction?
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Study Notes
Grammar Pretest - Questions 1-25
- Question 1: How quickly did he run? (Unanswerable; no details provided)
- Question 2: Neither DeAndre nor I are to follow. (Incorrect use of "are;" "am" or "is" needed, depending on the context)
- Question 3: The desk and the chair sits in the corner. (Incorrect verb tense; should be "sit")
- Question 4: Each of us were scheduled to take the test. (Incorrect verb tense; should be "was")
- Question 5: The coach, not the players, have been ill. (Incorrect verb tense; should be "has been")
- Question 6: There is only four days until Christmas. (Incorrect grammar; should be "There are only four days...")
- Question 7: She is one of the women who works hard. (Correct grammar)
- Question 8: That was Yusuf and me whom you saw. (Incorrect pronoun usage; should be "That was Yusuf and I...")
- Question 9: This phone call is for Bill and I. (Incorrect pronoun usage; should be "This phone call is for Bill and me...")
- Question 10: Terrell is the smartest of the two. (Correct grammar)
- Question 11: It was I whom called. (Incorrect pronoun usage; should be "It was I who called...")
- Question 12: It is us clerks who work hard. (Incorrect pronoun usage; should be "It is we clerks...")
- Question 13: He took the plate of the table. (Poor phrasing/incomplete sentence. Assuming "He took the plate from the table")
- Question 14: None of the neighbors offered his support. (Incorrect pronoun usage; should be "his support.")
- Question 15: They mailed the copies to him and I. (Incorrect pronoun usage; should be "to him and me.")
- Question 16: Neither of the candidates have spoken. (Incorrect verb tense; should be "have not spoken")
- Question 17: How will you be effected financially if downsizing means you will lose your job? (Incorrect spelling/usage of "effected;" use “affected”)
- Question 18: Joan walks slow so her children can keep up with her. (Incorrect usage of "slow;" should be "slowly")
- Question 19: May did good on the test she took yesterday. (Poor phrasing; use "May did well...")
- Question 20: May did good on the test she took yesterday. (Poor phrasing; use "May did well...")
- Question 21: He and she were real close friends. (Incorrect diction; use "very")
- Question 22: Whomever drove in the carpool lane without any passengers will be fined. (Incorrect grammar; should be "Whoever")
- Question 23: Please allow Jenna or myself to assist you. (Incorrect grammar; "myself" is for reflexive pronouns; should be "Please allow Jenna or me to assist you.")
- Question 24: It's a company who doesn't judge others by their nationalities and accents. (Incorrect grammar; should be "that," not "who")
- Question 25: They fought over their father's estate because they felt angrily about the way he had treated them. (Incorrect usage of adverb; should be "angrily" changed to "angry")
Grammar Pretest - Questions 26-50 (Page 2)
(See notes above for note-taking format conventions)
- Question 26: You look well in that running outfit (Correct grammar)
- Question 27: Don't feel badly about forgetting my birthday. (Correct grammar)
- Question 28: We saw two puppies at the pound and took home the cutest one. (Correct grammar)
- Question 29: Speak clearer, please. (Correct grammar but unusual phrasing)
- Question 30: Samantha will meet us later on. (Correct grammar) ...and so on...
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Test your knowledge of grammar with this pretest that includes 25 questions. Identify correct and incorrect use of verbs, pronouns, and other grammatical elements. Perfect for students seeking to improve their grammatical skills.