1. Which sentence correctly uses a participial phrase to reduce a relative clause?

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

B. Lying on the table, the book is mine.

C. The book, it is lying on the table, is mine.

D. Because it lies on the table, the book is mine.

2. Choose the sentence that uses a phrasal verb correctly in context.

A. She looked the number up in the directory.

B. She looked up the number in the directory it.

C. She looked up in the directory the number.

D. She looked in the directory up the number.

3. Identify the sentence that correctly uses a conditional clause type 2.

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

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

C. If I had studied, I would pass the exam.

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

4. Select the sentence where `as well as′ is used correctly to add information.

A. He is intelligent as well, as kind.

B. He is intelligent as well as kind.

C. He is intelligent, as well, kind.

D. He as well as intelligent is kind.

5. Which of the following is an example of correct use of `in spite of′?

A. Despite of the rain, we went for a walk.

B. In spite the rain, we went for a walk.

C. In spite of the rain, we went for a walk.

D. Despite rain of, we went for a walk.

6. Identify the sentence with the correct use of the past perfect continuous tense.

A. She has been studying for three hours when I arrived.

B. She had been studying for three hours when I arrived.

C. She was studying for three hours when I arrived.

D. She studied for three hours when I arrived.

7. Select the option that correctly uses a modal verb to express obligation.

A. You may finish your homework later.

B. You should finish your homework later.

C. You must finish your homework now.

D. You can finish your homework now.

8. Which sentence demonstrates correct word order in questions using `why′?

A. Why you are sad?

B. Why are you sad?

C. You are why sad?

D. Are you sad why?

9. Which sentence correctly uses a defining relative clause?

A. My brother, who is a doctor, lives in London.

B. My brother who is a doctor lives in London.

C. My brother, that is a doctor, lives in London.

D. My brother is a doctor, who lives in London.

10. Which sentence uses the present perfect tense correctly to indicate an action that started in the past and continues to the present?

A. I live here for five years.

B. I am living here for five years.

C. I have been living here for five years.

D. I lived here for five years.

11. Identify the sentence that uses the subjunctive mood correctly.

A. If I was you, I would take the job.

B. I wish I am taller.

C. It is essential that she is there on time.

D. He demanded that she leaves immediately.

12. Which of the following sentences correctly uses a gerund as a subject?

A. To swim is good exercise.

B. Swim is good exercise.

C. Swimming is good exercise.

D. For swimming is good exercise.

13. Identify the sentence that correctly uses `so that′ to express purpose.

A. He studies hard for to pass the exam.

B. He studies hard in order pass the exam.

C. He studies hard so that to pass the exam.

D. He studies hard so that he can pass the exam.

14. Select the sentence that correctly uses `neither…nor′ conjunction.

A. Neither he nor I are going to the party.

B. Neither he or I am going to the party.

C. Neither he and I are going to the party.

D. Neither he but I am going to the party.

15. Choose the option that correctly uses `used to′ to describe a past habit.

A. I use to play football every day.

B. I am used to play football every day.

C. I used to playing football every day.

D. I used to play football every day.

16. Which of the following sentences demonstrates the correct use of a reflexive pronoun?

A. I bought for her a new book.

B. She told to me the secret.

C. He hurt himself while playing football.

D. They gave to us a present.

17. Choose the sentence that correctly uses a verb in the imperative mood.

A. You should open the door.

B. Open the door, please.

C. He opens the door.

D. Opening the door is helpful.

18. Which sentence correctly uses a reported speech with tense shift?

A. He said, `I am tired′.

B. He said that I am tired.

C. He said that he is tired.

D. He said that he was tired.

19. Choose the sentence that demonstrates correct inversion for emphasis.

A. Never I have seen such a beautiful sunset.

B. Never have I seen such a beautiful sunset.

C. I never have seen such a beautiful sunset.

D. Have I never seen such a beautiful sunset.

20. Select the sentence with the correct use of `too′ and `enough′.

A. He is enough tall to reach the shelf.

B. He is too tall reach the shelf.

C. He is tall too to reach the shelf.

D. He is tall enough to reach the shelf.

21. Identify the sentence with the correct use of articles (a, an, the).

A. She is a honest woman.

B. She is an honest woman.

C. She is the honest woman.

D. She is honest woman.

22. Select the option that correctly uses a causative verb (have, get, make).

A. I made my car to repair.

B. I got my car repairing.

C. I had my car repaired.

D. I have repaired my car.

23. 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 team have played well tonight.

D. The team were playing well tonight.

24. Which sentence 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.

25. Identify the sentence that correctly uses a non-defining relative clause.

A. My car, which is old is still reliable.

B. My car which is old, is still reliable.

C. My car which is old is still reliable.

D. My car, which is old, is still reliable.

26. Choose the sentence that uses the correct preposition with `interested′.

A. I am interested at history.

B. I am interested in history.

C. I am interested on history.

D. I am interested to history.

27. Select the sentence that correctly uses `between′ and `among′.

A. Divide the sweets among you two.

B. Divide the sweets between the group.

C. Divide the sweets between the three of you.

D. Divide the sweets between you and her.

28. Identify the sentence that correctly uses a `wh-` clause as a subject complement.

A. The problem is what is he doing.

B. What is he doing is the problem.

C. The problem is what he is doing.

D. He is doing what is the problem.

29. Which sentence demonstrates the correct use of `fewer′ and `less′?

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

B. There are fewer water in this bottle than that one.

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

D. There is fewer information available online.

30. Identify the sentence with the correct use of `although′ and `despite′.

A. Although of the rain, we went out.

B. Despite it was raining, we went out.

C. Although the rain, we went out.

D. Although it was raining, we went out.