Sentence Completion Quiz for University Students

The sentence requires a pronoun that refers to the speaker. The correct pronoun is "am" because the sentence is in the present tense and describes a current state.

The sentence requires a verb that agrees with the subject "it." The correct verb is "is" because it is the present tense form of the verb "to be."

The sentence requires a verb that describes a habitual action. The correct verb is "have" because it is the present tense form of the verb "to have" used to express habitual actions.

The sentence requires a verb that describes a state of being. The correct verb is "is" because it is the present tense form of the verb "to be" used to describe a permanent characteristic.

The sentence requires a word that describes a city. The correct word is city because Almaty is a major city in Kazakhstan.

The sentence requires translation from Kazakh to English. The correct translation is "In nineteen sixty-nine" because it accurately translates the Kazakh numeral.

The question asks for the capital city of Great Britain. The correct answer is London, which is the capital of Great Britain.

The question asks for the speaker's age. The correct answer is "I'm twenty" because it provides a numerical answer to the question.

The sentence needs a possessive pronoun to show ownership. The correct possessive pronoun is "my" , which indicates that the speaker owns the book.

The sentence requires the name of the river that Astana, the capital of Kazakhstan, is built on. The correct answer is "Esil"

The sentence requires a verb that describes a past event. The correct verb is "was" because it is the past tense form of the verb "to be."

The plural form for the word "ox" is "oxen."

The question is asking for a question that you can ask someone to find out their name. The correct answer is, "What is your name?" because it is the standard way to ask for someone's name in English.

The sentence needs to be translated into a written form of the number. The correct answer is "Five hundred and eighty-four" because it accurately translates the number 584 into words.

The sentence requires a pronoun that refers to the people mentioned previously. The correct pronoun is "They" because it is the plural form of the pronoun "he/she" and it refers to Bill and Ben.

The sentence needs a verb "to be" that agrees with the subject "My parents." The correct verb is "are" which is the plural form of the verb "to be" in the present tense and used for more than one person.

The sentence needs a modal verb to express ability to help. The correct modal verb is "can" , which is used to talk about ability or possibility.

The correct plural form of the word "woman" is "women."

The correct possessive case form of the phrase "teacher's room" indicates ownership. The correct possessive case is formed by adding an apostrophe and an "s" to the noun 'teacher'

The sentence does not need an article before "coffee" because it is a general noun.

The sentence needs the article "an" before "engineer" because it is a singular, countable noun that starts with a vowel.

The sentence needs the definite articles "The" before "Berlin" and "Germany" because these are specific nouns , which have already been mentioned before. The definite article "the" is used for something already known.

The sentence needs the article "a" before "waiter" because it is a singular, countable noun that starts with a consonant.

The sentence needs the definite articles "The" before "Berlin" because it is a specific noun , which has already been mentioned before. The definite article "the" is used for something already known.

The sentence does not need an article before "cinema" because it is a general noun.

The sentence requires translation into English.

The sentence requires the correct form of the modal verb "to have to" in a question. The correct modal verb is "must" which is used to express obligation or necessity.

The sentence requires a present continuous verb. The correct verb form is "Studying" , which is the present continuous form of the verb "to study."

The sentence requires a past perfect verb form. The correct verb form is "had paid" which expresses an action completed before another past action.

The sentence needs a past simple verb. The correct verb form is "didn't drink" which is the past simple form of the verb "to drink" used for actions completed in the past.

The sentence needs an article before "phone" because it is a singular, countable noun. The correct article is "a" because "phone" starts with a consonant.

The sentence does not need an article before "wallet" because it is a general noun.

The sentence needs the definite article "the" before "window" because it refers to a specific window, which is already known.

The sentence needs the definite article "the" before "longest river" because it refers to a specific river, which is already known.

The sentence needs the indefinite article "an" before "apple" because it is a singular countable noun that starts with a vowel.

The sentence needs the verb "is" because it is the present tense form of the verb "to be."

The sentence needs the plural form of the verb "to be" because the subject is "My parents" which is plural. The correct verb is "are."

The sentence needs the verb "is" because it is the present tense form of the verb "to be."

The sentence needs the verb "are" because it is the plural form of the verb "to be" used for you.

The sentence needs the pronoun "They" because it refers to the trainers, which are plural.

The sentence needs the pronoun "It" because it refers to the chair, which is singular.

The sentence needs the pronoun "I" because it refers to the speaker.

The sentence needs the pronoun "you" because it refers to the person being addressed, Sam.

The sentence needs the pronoun "We" because it refers to Laura and the speaker.

The sentence needs the verb "are" because it is the plural form of the verb "to be" used for "six chairs" which are plural.

The sentence does not need an article before a number. The correct answer is "are", because "cushions" are plural and the sentence describes existence.

The sentence needs the verb "is" because it refers to "a bag" which is singular.

The sentence needs an article before "phone" because it is a singular, countable noun. The correct article is "a" because "phone" starts with a consonant.

The sentence needs a quantifier to express the absence of jam. The correct quantifier is "any" , which is used to express an indefinite amount.

The sentence needs a quantifier to express the presence of potatoes. The correct quantifier is "some" , which is used to express an indefinite amount.

The sentence needs a quantifier to express the presence of milk. The correct quantifier is "some" , which is used to express an indefinite amount.

The sentence needs a quantifier to express the absence of bread. The correct quantifier is "no" , which is used to express the complete absence of something.

The sentence needs a quantifier to express the presence or absence of oranges. The correct quantifier is "any" because it is used in questions to express the possibility of existence.

The sentence needs a comparative adjective to compare Bob's height to Mike's height. The correct word is "taller" because it compares one person's height to another's.

The sentence needs a superlative adjective to describe Alina's height in comparison to everyone else in her class. The correct word is "shortest" because it expresses the most extreme degree of the quality of being short.

The sentence needs a superlative adjective to describe the speaker's favorite subject. The correct word is "the most favorite" because it is the superlative form of "favorite."

The sentence needs a comparative adjective to compare the weight of one bag to another. The correct word is " heavier" because it compares one bag to the other.

The sentence needs a superlative adjective to describe Russia's size. The correct word is "biggest" because it refers to the largest country.

The sentence needs an object pronoun to indicate who the speaker does not know. The correct pronoun is "her" because it refers to the girl mentioned.

The sentence needs a possessive pronoun to indicate who owns the books. The correct possessive pronoun is "mine" because it indicates ownership by the speaker.

The sentence needs a possessive pronoun to indicate who Kate is a friend of. The correct possessive pronoun is "yours" , which indicates that the person being addressed owns the friend.

The sentence needs an object pronoun to indicate who the person didn't say anything to. The correct pronoun is "them" because it refers to more than one person.

The sentence needs a reflexive pronoun to show that Mary performed the action on herself. The correct pronoun is "herself" because it indicates that Mary is the object of her own action.

The sentence needs a reflexive pronoun to indicate who Mike looked at. The correct pronoun is "yourself" because it indicates that Mike is both the subject and object of the action.

The sentence needs a reflexive pronoun to indicate who lost themselves. The correct pronoun is "ourselves" because it indicates that the speaker and the people they're with are both the subject and object of the action.

The sentence needs an adjective to describe Beth's behavior. The correct adjective is "rude" because it describes someone who is disrespectful , or impolite.

The sentence needs a noun to describe Mr. Cline's profession. The correct word is "surgeon" because it refers to someone who performs surgeries.

The sentence needs a noun to describe the duration of doctors' work time. The correct word is "hours" because it refers to units of time.

The sentence needs a noun to describe the opportunity to watch the film. The correct word is "chance" because it refers to a favorable opportunity.

The sentence needs a preposition to indicate the location. The correct location word is "in" because it indicates that the place is located within the world.

The sentence needs an article before the word castle. The correct article is "an" because it refers to an ancient castle and the word castle starts with a consonant sound.

The sentence needs the auxiliary verb "do" to form a question. The correct verb is "do" because it is used in questions to express actions.

The sentence needs a verb to describe what the mother does at a high school. The correct verb is "teaches" because it expresses the action of teaching.

The sentence needs a verb to describe the action of going to school. The correct verb is "goes" because it is the present simple form of the verb "to go" used for regular actions.

The sentence needs a verb to express liking something. The correct verb is "like" because it expresses preference.

The sentence needs a form of the verb "to be" to form a question. The correct verb is "Am" because it is used to ask for confirmation.

The sentence needs a verb to describe a regular action. The correct verb is "gets up" because it describes rising from bed in the morning.

The sentence needs a verb to describe Lisa's current state. The correct verb is "is" because it describes a current state.

The sentence needs a verb to express a past action. The correct verb is "saw" because it is the past tense form of the verb "to see."

The sentence needs to be translated into English. The correct translation is "I am Anna." because it accurately translates the Kazakh sentence.

The sentence is asking for information about the mother's origin. The correct verb is "is" because it is used to connect a person with their origin.

The sentence needs a possessive pronoun to indicate ownership. The correct pronoun is "our", because it indicates that the new house belongs to the speaker's parents.

The sentence needs a helping verb to form a question. The correct verb is "did", because it is used to ask about the past.

The sentence needs verbs to describe the action of speaking English. The correct verb form is "speak" because it is the base form of the verb used after "could" and "were."

The sentence needs verbs to describe what the kids are doing. The correct verbs are "are" and "playing" because they describe an action happening now.

The sentence needs a superlative adjective to describe Jane's beauty. The correct adjective is "the most beautiful" because it is used to express the highest degree of beauty.

The first sentence needs a preposition to indicate purpose, while the second sentence needs an object pronoun to replace the noun. The correct preposition and object pronoun is "for" and "them" because they correctly answer the context of the sentences.

The sentence needs a verb that indicates what Alex did not do. The correct verb is "work" because it is the base form of the verb used after "did not".

The sentence needs a preposition to indicate the action of turning the TV off. The correct preposition is "off" because it indicates the action of turning something off.

The sentence needs an adverb to describe the manner of driving. The correct adverb is "carefully" because it describes driving in a safe way given the bad weather.

The sentence needs a quantifier for "juice" and "bottles" to properly describe the amount of each. The correct quantifier for "juice" is "much" which is used for uncountable nouns, and the correct quantifier for "bottles" is also "much" because "bottles" are uncountable in this instance.

The sentence needs a quantifier to describe the amount of free time. The correct quantifier is "a lot of" because it is used to describe a significant amount of something.

The sentence needs a quantifier to ask about the amount of coffee. The correct quantifier is "How much" because it asks about an uncountable noun.

The sentence needs a quantifier to ask about the amount of coffee. The correct quantifier is "How much" because it asks about an uncountable noun.

The sentence needs an adjective to describe the car's price. The correct adjective is "expensive" because it describes something that is costly.

The sentence needs a superlative adjective to describe the difficulty of learning Chinese. The correct adjective is "the most difficult" because it is used to express the greatest degree of difficulty.

The sentence needs a quantifier to ask about the amount of fruit. The correct quantifier is "How many", because "fruit" is countable.

The sentence needs a verb to describe the speaker's intention. The correct verb is "am going to study" because it expresses a planned future action.