1. Which sentence demonstrates the correct use of `perfect continuous tenses′ to emphasize duration leading up to a point in time?

A. By next year, I will learn English for ten years.

B. By next year, I will have learned English for ten years.

C. By next year, I will be learning English for ten years.

D. By next year, I will have been learning English for ten years.

2. Identify the sentence that correctly uses `count and non-count nouns′ with appropriate verbs.

A. Informations are important.

B. Information are important.

C. Information is important.

D. An information is important.

3. Identify the sentence that correctly uses `comparative adjectives′ to compare two things.

A. This book is good than that book.

B. This book is more good than that book.

C. This book is better than that book.

D. This book is gooder than that book.

4. Choose the sentence that correctly uses `reported questions′ with appropriate word order and tense changes.

A. He asked `Where is she going?`

B. He asked where is she going.

C. He asked where she is going.

D. He asked where she was going.

5. Which sentence demonstrates the correct use of `articles′ (a, an, the) with countable and uncountable nouns?

A. I need a water.

B. I need an water.

C. I need the water.

D. I need water.

6. Choose the sentence that uses `relative pronouns′ to combine two sentences into one complex sentence, showing possession.

A. The man who car is red is my neighbor.

B. The man whose car is red is my neighbor.

C. The man which car is red is my neighbor.

D. The man, car is red, is my neighbor.

7. Which of the following sentences demonstrates the correct use of the present perfect continuous tense?

A. I have studied French for five years.

B. I have been studying French for five years.

C. I studied French for five years.

D. I am studying French for five years.

8. Choose the sentence that correctly uses `conjunctions′ to show `contrast′ between two clauses.

A. She was tired and she went to bed early.

B. She was tired because she went to bed early.

C. Although she was tired, she went to bed early.

D. She was tired, so she went to bed early.

9. Choose the sentence that correctly uses `inversion′ for emphasis.

A. Rarely I have seen such a beautiful sunset.

B. Rarely have I seen such a beautiful sunset.

C. I have rarely seen such a beautiful sunset.

D. Rarely I saw such a beautiful sunset.

10. Which sentence demonstrates the correct use of `gerunds′ as subjects?

A. To swim is my favorite exercise.

B. Swim is my favorite exercise.

C. Swimming is my favorite exercise.

D. I like to swimming as exercise.

11. Choose the sentence that correctly uses `superlative adjectives′ to compare more than two things.

A. He is the taller student in the class.

B. He is the most tall student in the class.

C. He is the tallest student in the class.

D. He is tallest student in the class.

12. Which sentence demonstrates the correct use of `tag questions′ to confirm information?

A. She is coming, isn′t she?

B. She is coming, is she?

C. She is coming, she is?

D. She is coming, she isn′t?

13. Which sentence demonstrates the correct use of `direct and indirect objects′ in a sentence?

A. She gave to me a book.

B. She gave a book to me.

C. She gave me for a book.

D. She gave me of a book.

14. Which of the following sentences uses the subjunctive mood correctly to express a wish?

A. I wish I am taller.

B. I wish I was taller.

C. I wish I were taller.

D. I wish I will be taller.

15. Identify the sentence that correctly uses `reflexive pronouns′ when the object of a verb is the same as the subject.

A. He hurt him.

B. He hurt himself.

C. He hurt you.

D. He hurt she.

16. Which sentence exemplifies the correct use of `reported speech′ with a change in tense?

A. She said, `I will go to the party.`

B. She said that she will go to the party.

C. She said that she would go to the party.

D. She said that I would go to the party.

17. Identify the sentence that correctly uses `conditional sentences - Type 2′ to describe unreal or hypothetical situations in the present.

A. If I will win the lottery, I would buy a house.

B. If I win the lottery, I will buy a house.

C. If I won the lottery, I would buy a house.

D. If I had won the lottery, I would buy a house.

18. Choose the option that correctly completes the sentence with a `phrasal verb′ expressing `to postpone′. Please ______ the meeting until next week.

A. put on

B. put off

C. put in

D. put up

19. Choose the sentence that correctly uses `prepositions of time′ to indicate specific points in time.

A. I will meet you at Monday.

B. I will meet you in Monday.

C. I will meet you on Monday.

D. I will meet you by Monday.

20. Which sentence correctly uses a `modal verb of deduction′ to express certainty about the past?

A. She must be tired after her long journey.

B. She must have been tired after her long journey.

C. She should be tired after her long journey.

D. She could be tired after her long journey.

21. Which sentence demonstrates the correct use of `infinitives′ after certain verbs to express purpose?

A. I went to shop groceries.

B. I went for shopping groceries.

C. I went to shopping groceries.

D. I went to shop for groceries.

22. Which of the following sentences correctly uses `prepositions of place′ to indicate location?

A. The book is at the table.

B. The book is in the table.

C. The book is on the table.

D. The book is by table.

23. Identify the sentence that correctly uses a `non-defining relative clause′.

A. The book, which I borrowed from the library is very interesting.

B. The book which I borrowed from the library is very interesting.

C. The book that I borrowed from the library, is very interesting.

D. The book; which I borrowed from the library is very interesting.

24. Choose the sentence that correctly uses `passive voice′ when the action is more important than the actor.

A. The dog chased the cat.

B. The cat chased the dog.

C. The cat was chased by the dog.

D. The cat is chasing the dog.

25. Identify the sentence that correctly uses `relative adverbs′ (where, when, why) to introduce relative clauses.

A. The reason why I am late is traffic.

B. The reason for that I am late is traffic.

C. The reason because I am late is traffic.

D. The reason of why I am late is traffic.

26. Choose the sentence that correctly uses `distributive adjectives′ to refer to individual items within a group.

A. Every of the students received a prize.

B. Each of the students received a prize.

C. All of the students received a prize.

D. Most of the students received a prize.

27. Which sentence correctly uses `linking verbs′ to describe a state of being?

A. She runs quickly.

B. She sings loudly.

C. She seems happy.

D. She writes neatly.

28. Identify the sentence that correctly uses a `participle clause′ to shorten a sentence.

A. Because he was tired, he went to bed early.

B. Being tired, he went to bed early.

C. He was tired and went to bed early.

D. He is tired, so he went to bed early.

29. Identify the sentence that correctly uses `quantifiers′ with countable and uncountable nouns.

A. There are much apples on the table.

B. There are many water in the bottle.

C. There are many apples on the table.

D. There is many apple on the table.

30. Identify the sentence that correctly uses `reported commands′ and requests.

A. She told to me to close the door.

B. She told me close the door.

C. She told me for closing the door.

D. She told me to close the door.