1. Identify the sentence using the present perfect simple tense correctly to describe an experience.

A. I went to Paris last year.

B. I have gone to Paris last year.

C. I have been to Paris.

D. I am going to Paris.

2. Identify the sentence with correct use of `who′ and `whom′.

A. Who did you speak to?

B. Whom did you speak to?

C. Who did speak to you?

D. Whom did speak to you?

3. Choose the sentence that correctly uses `fewer′ instead of `less′.

A. There is less cars on the road today.

B. There are less cars on the road today.

C. There are fewer cars on the road today.

D. There is fewer cars on the road today.

4. Identify the sentence with correct use of `as if′ or `as though′ to express unreal comparison.

A. He talks like he is a king.

B. He talks as he is a king.

C. He talks as if he is a king.

D. He talks as if he was a king.

5. Which sentence correctly uses an infinitive of purpose?

A. For learn English is important.

B. Learning English is important.

C. To learn English is important.

D. Learn English is important.

6. Choose the sentence that correctly uses `so that′ to express purpose.

A. He studies hard for he passes the exam.

B. He studies hard to that he passes the exam.

C. He studies hard so that he passes the exam.

D. He studies hard because that he passes the exam.

7. Choose the sentence that correctly uses a conditional sentence type 3.

A. If I study, I will pass the exam.

B. If I studied, I would pass the exam.

C. If I had studied, I would have passed the exam.

D. If I would study, I would pass the exam.

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

A. He is intelligent also as hardworking.

B. He is intelligent as well and hardworking.

C. He is intelligent, as well as hardworking.

D. He is intelligent, also hardworking as well.

9. Identify the sentence with the correct use of articles `a′, `an′, and `the′.

A. She is a honest person.

B. She is an honest person.

C. She is the honest person.

D. She is honest person.

10. Which sentence correctly uses `used to′ to describe past habits?

A. I am used to play football.

B. I use to playing football.

C. I used to played football.

D. I used to play football.

11. Identify the sentence with the correct use of the subjunctive mood.

A. I suggest that he goes to the doctor.

B. I suggest that he go to the doctor.

C. I suggest that he will go to the doctor.

D. I suggest that he is going to the doctor.

12. Which of the following sentences correctly uses the word `among′?

A. She divided the candy between the three children.

B. She divided the candy among the two children.

C. She divided the candy among the children.

D. She divided the candy between the children.

13. Which of the following sentences is in the passive voice?

A. The dog chased the ball.

B. The ball was chased by the dog.

C. The ball is chasing the dog.

D. Chasing the ball is fun.

14. Identify the sentence that uses the past perfect continuous tense correctly.

A. She has been studying all day.

B. They were studying when I arrived.

C. He had been studying for three hours before she called.

D. We will be studying tomorrow.

15. Choose the sentence that correctly uses a gerund.

A. To swim is good exercise.

B. Swim is good exercise.

C. Swimming is good exercise.

D. For swim is good exercise.

16. Identify the sentence with correct word order in questions using auxiliary verbs.

A. You are going to the party?

B. Are you going to the party?

C. Going you are to the party?

D. You going are to the party?

17. Which sentence demonstrates correct parallel structure?

A. She likes to sing, dancing, and to act.

B. She likes singing, to dance, and acting.

C. She likes singing, dancing, and acting.

D. She likes to sing, to dance, and acting.

18. Which sentence is grammatically incorrect due to a misplaced modifier?

A. Walking down the street, I saw a dog.

B. I saw a dog walking down the street.

C. I saw a dog, walking down the street.

D. Down the street, walking, I saw a dog.

19. Choose the sentence that correctly uses `during′ and `while′ to refer to time.

A. During I was sleeping, the phone rang.

B. While the movie, I fell asleep.

C. During the movie, I fell asleep.

D. While the movie was, I fell asleep.

20. Which sentence correctly uses a modal verb to express obligation?

A. You should to study for the exam.

B. You must studying for the exam.

C. You have to study for the exam.

D. You ought study for the exam.

21. Which of the following sentences is an example of a zero conditional?

A. If it rains, we will stay home.

B. If it rained, we would stay home.

C. If it rains, we stay home.

D. If it had rained, we would have stayed home.

22. Which sentence demonstrates correct subject-verb agreement with a collective noun?

A. The team are playing well tonight.

B. The team is playing well tonight.

C. The teams is playing well tonight.

D. The teams are playing well tonight.

23. Identify the sentence that correctly uses `despite′ and `in spite of′.

A. Despite of the rain, we went out.

B. In spite the rain, we went out.

C. Despite the rain, we went out.

D. In spite of rain, we went out.

24. Which sentence correctly uses `both…and′ to connect two items?

A. Both he as well as his brother came.

B. Both he and also his brother came.

C. Both he and his brother came.

D. Both he or his brother came.

25. Choose the sentence that correctly uses `however′ to contrast ideas.

A. He was tired, however, he went to work.

B. He was tired however he went to work.

C. He was tired however, he went to work.

D. He was tired. However, he went to work.

26. Which of the following sentences correctly uses a reflexive pronoun?

A. I saw herself in the mirror.

B. They blamed themselves for the mistake.

C. He gave the book to myself.

D. We bought you and myself a present.

27. Identify the sentence that correctly uses a participle clause.

A. Because she was tired, she went to bed.

B. Being tired, she went to bed.

C. She was tired, so went to bed.

D. Tired because she went to bed.

28. Which sentence uses a non-defining relative clause correctly?

A. The book which is on the table is mine.

B. The book, which is on the table, is mine.

C. The book that is on the table is mine.

D. The book is which on the table is mine.

29. Choose the sentence that correctly uses `since′ with the present perfect tense.

A. I know her for last year.

B. I know her since last year.

C. I have known her for last year.

D. I have known her since last year.

30. Choose the sentence that uses `neither…nor′ correctly.

A. Neither he or I am going.

B. Neither he nor me are going.

C. Neither he nor I is going.

D. Neither he nor I am going.