1. Identify the sentence that correctly uses `either…or′.

A. Either you can stay or you can go.

B. Either you can stay neither you can go.

C. Either you can stay and you can go.

D. Either you can stay but you can go.

2. Choose the sentence that correctly uses a compound adjective before a noun.

A. She is a well know actress.

B. She is a know well actress.

C. She is a well-known actress.

D. She is a actress well known.

3. Choose the sentence that correctly uses `although′ to introduce a contrast.

A. Despite it was raining, we went for a walk.

B. Although of it was raining, we went for a walk.

C. Although it was raining, we went for a walk.

D. Even it was raining, we went for a walk.

4. Identify the sentence that correctly uses an adverb of frequency.

A. He is always late for class.

B. He late is always for class.

C. Always he is late for class.

D. He is late always for class.

5. Choose the sentence that correctly uses `used to′ to describe a past habit.

A. I use to play football when I was young.

B. I used to playing football when I was young.

C. I used to play football when I was young.

D. I am used to play football when I was young.

6. Which of the following sentences correctly uses a gerund?

A. To swim is my favorite exercise.

B. Swim is my favorite exercise.

C. Swimming is my favorite exercise.

D. I enjoy to swimming.

7. Which of the following sentences uses the correct form of the verb in the present perfect continuous tense?

A. I have been waited for you for an hour.

B. I has been waiting for you for an hour.

C. I have been waiting for you for an hour.

D. I am been waiting for you for an hour.

8. Which sentence correctly uses a cleft sentence for emphasis?

A. She broke the vase it was.

B. It was she who broke the vase.

C. She who broke the vase was it.

D. The vase broke she it was.

9. Choose the sentence that correctly uses `so…that′ to express a result.

A. It was very hot therefore we went swimming.

B. It was so hot because we went swimming.

C. It was so hot that we went swimming.

D. It was very hot and we went swimming.

10. Choose the sentence that correctly employs a conditional clause type 1 (first conditional).

A. If it will rain, I would stay at home.

B. If it rains, I will stay at home.

C. If it rained, I will stay at home.

D. If it would rain, I stay at home.

11. Which sentence correctly uses a participle phrase to reduce a relative clause?

A. The woman who is sitting there is my sister.

B. The woman sitting there is my sister.

C. Sitting there, the woman is my sister.

D. The woman she is sitting there is my sister.

12. Which sentence demonstrates correct use of articles (a, an, the) with countable nouns?

A. I saw dog in the park.

B. I saw a dog in the park.

C. I saw the dog in park.

D. I saw dog the in park.

13. Choose the sentence that demonstrates correct word order in a question with `have got′.

A. You have got a pen?

B. Got you have a pen?

C. Have you got a pen?

D. You got have a pen?

14. Which sentence correctly uses an infinitive of purpose?

A. I went to shop for buy some milk.

B. I went to shop to buying some milk.

C. I went to shop for buying some milk.

D. I went to the shop to buy some milk.

15. Choose the sentence that correctly uses `as well as′ to add information.

A. He is intelligent also he is kind.

B. He is intelligent and too he is kind.

C. He is intelligent, as well, he is kind.

D. He is intelligent as well as kind.

16. Which sentence demonstrates the correct use of the preposition `between′?

A. The secret is just among you and I.

B. The secret is just between you and I.

C. The secret is just between you and me.

D. The secret is just among you and me.

17. Choose the sentence that correctly uses a modal verb to express obligation.

A. You should to arrive on time.

B. You must arriving on time.

C. You must arrive on time.

D. You ought arrive on time.

18. Identify the sentence that correctly uses a reflexive pronoun.

A. He bought himself a new car.

B. He bought him a new car.

C. He bought hisself a new car.

D. He bought we a new car.

19. Identify the sentence that correctly uses `neither…nor′.

A. Neither John or Peter will come to the party.

B. Neither John and Peter will come to the party.

C. Neither John nor Peter will come to the party.

D. Neither John neither Peter will come to the party.

20. Identify the sentence that correctly uses a countable noun in its plural form.

A. I bought two bread.

B. I bought two loafs of bread.

C. I bought two loaves of bread.

D. I bought two breads.

21. Choose the sentence that correctly demonstrates subject-verb agreement with a collective noun.

A. The team are playing well tonight.

B. The team is playing well tonight.

C. The team were playing well tonight.

D. The team plays well tonight.

22. Which of the following sentences uses the subjunctive mood correctly?

A. I wish I was a bird.

B. I wish I were a bird.

C. I wish I am a bird.

D. I wish I will be a bird.

23. Which sentence correctly uses a `wh-` question word to ask about reason?

A. Where did you do that?

B. When did you do that?

C. Why did you do that?

D. What did you do that?

24. Which sentence correctly uses a relative clause with a non-defining relative pronoun?

A. The book, that I borrowed from you, is very interesting.

B. The book which I borrowed from you is very interesting.

C. The book, which I borrowed from you, is very interesting.

D. The book I borrowed from you, which is very interesting.

25. Identify the sentence that correctly uses reported speech for a command.

A. He said me to go away.

B. He told to go away.

C. He told me go away.

D. He told me to go away.

26. Identify the sentence that correctly uses a possessive adjective.

A. Their going to the park.

B. They′re going to the park.

C. Theirs going to the park.

D. They are going to the park.

27. Identify the sentence that correctly uses the past perfect tense.

A. I have finished my work before you arrived.

B. I had finished my work before you arrived.

C. I finished my work before you had arrived.

D. I finish my work before you arrived.

28. Which sentence demonstrates the correct use of `fewer′ versus `less′?

A. There are less students in this class than last year.

B. There are fewer water in this bottle.

C. There are fewer students in this class than last year.

D. There is fewer noise today.

29. Which sentence correctly uses the passive voice?

A. The dog bit the boy.

B. The boy was bitten by the dog.

C. The boy bitten the dog.

D. The dog is bitten by the boy.

30. Identify the sentence with correct parallel structure.

A. She likes to read, to swim, and hiking.

B. She likes reading, swimming, and to hike.

C. She likes to read, swimming, and to hike.

D. She likes reading, swimming, and hiking.