Grammar Quiz
Grammar Mastery Quiz
Test your knowledge of English grammar with our engaging quiz! Whether you're a student or just looking to brush up on your grammar skills, this quiz provides a fun and informative way to improve your language proficiency.
Key Features:
- 17 carefully curated questions
- Multiple choice format for easy answering
- Immediate feedback on your score
What is the object in this sentence? I stroked the cat carefully.
I
Cat
In which sentence is the comma being used correctly?
Although, she had left on time she was late for school.
Although she had left on time, she was late for school.
Although, she had left on time, she was late for school.
Although she had left on time she was late for, school.
Which punctuation mark is missing? It's very hot today you'd better put on some sunscreen.
Question mark ?
Colon :
Semi colon ;
Comma ,
What does the word 'swiftly' mean in this sentence? The owl flew swiftly towards its prey.
Gradually
Quickly
Slowly
Casually
What is the subject in this sentence? On Thursday, Millie played at her friends house.
Millie
Thursday
Played
Friend's house
Which sentence is the most likely to happen? Choose one.
We could go to the swimming pool today.
He can come to my party today.
She will buy some new shoes today.
They might have fish fingers for tea today.
The man's hair was very long, so my uncle cut it using a pair of the clippers he owns. Tick all the determiners.
The
Hair
So
My
A
He
Which two sentences have a subordinate clause? Tick 2
I don't need a school dinner today because I have brought sandwiches.
Mr Cashmore sat in his shiny, new office.
As a result of the weather, the children wore their snow boots.
My dog's fur is soft and curly.
Which sentence uses inverted commas correctly?
''Harry! Come quickly! shouted Mum''.
''Harry!'' Come quickly!'' shouted Mum.
''Harry! Come quickly!'' shouted Mum.
Which of these words is NOT a modal verb?
Will
May
Can
Go
Must
Shall
She was sweet and considerate. Which words show a synonym and antonym for the word 'considerate'?
Kind and naughty
Thoughtful and selfish
Generous and uncaring
Tick the sentences that use 'before' as a preposition.
We left the cinema before the film had ended.
Simon finished before Paul in the race.
Train tickets are often cheaper before 9am.
Tick the sentences that are statements.
How do fish breathe?
Get the dustpan and brush.
Fish live underwater.
He broke the glass table.
Every clause must contain a subject and a verb.
True
False
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