UK English Grammar Quiz # 2

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Quiz: UK English Grammar Quiz # 2
Subject: Basic Uk English Grammar For Writing Professionals
Total Questions: 30 MCQs
Time: 30 Minutes

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UK English Grammar Quiz # 2
Question 1 of 30
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  • Identify the sentence that illustrates the correct verb tense usage

  • Choose the series of verbs that best completes the following passage. Garrett ___________ ostracized by the other penguins for so long that he no longer noticed the way they _________ him. For their part, the others _________ Garrett _________ a rogue.

  • Choose the series of pronouns that best completes the following sentence. The ideological chasm that stretches between __________ and __________ is impassable.

  • Choose the series of verbs that best completes the following passage. "I heard you ___________ much better since you ___________ that medication," said Randolph. "Not really," _________ Monica. "Now my insomnia ___________ by nightmares."

  • Choose the option that best corrects the pronoun reference error in the following sentence. There is advice about marketing, which is invaluable, in Kerstall's new book.

  • Choose the series of words that correctly completes the following passage. Stanley worked five hours ________ ________ last week in order to ________ the company's software. The new _________ is really great! I'm going to _________ some cake and champagne for him. Would you ________ the table in the conference room?

  • Choose the series of modifiers that best completes the following sentence. _________ enough, even though we mixed all those _________ ingredients together, the cake turned out remarkably ________; however, it did smell _________ while it was baking.

  • Choose the series of pronouns that best completes the following sentence. I met some tourists, ________ of ________ were university students, at my friend's house.

  • Read the following passage and identify the type of sentence structure error it contains. "That moose stood smack-dab in the middle of the road," recounted our neighbour, Griffin, from his hospital bed. "I have only three choices: to hit the brakes and hope for the best, to swerve into the trees and hope for the best, or running him over and hoping for the best. Guess which one I chose?"

  • Identify the sentence that illustrates correct modifier placement.

  • Identify the sentence that illustrates correct modifier placement

  • Choose the option that best corrects the verb tense error in the underlined part of the following sentence. The detailed mosaic work on the ancient altar is of such high quality and rare beauty that no modern artwork of the same genre had ever come close to matching it.

  • Which of the following sentences uses correct diction?

  • Choose the option that best completes the following sentence. Neither Alice nor Amy mentioned Alan's arrogant behaviour ____

  • Read the following passage and identify the type of sentence structure error it contains. Mr Grink, who was walking along the boulevard dressed in an impeccable tuxedo, was blissfully unaware of the black clouds of discontent that were gathering menacingly behind him.

  • Identify the sentence that illustrates clear pronoun reference.

  • Choose the option that best corrects the sentence structure error underlined in the following sentence. The martini, very dry, was sipped taciturnly by Sebastian while Wanda, absentmindedly twirling the little umbrella in her cocktail, stared at him maliciously.

  • Choose the option that best corrects the verb tense error in the underlined part of the following sentence. Just as the second act was about to start, the stage manager came out and told the audience that the lead actress fell ill during intermission and needed the aid of a doctor before the show could go on.

  • Identify the sentence that illustrates correct subject-verb agreement.

  • Identify the sentence that illustrates correct subject-verb agreement

  • Choose the option that best completes the following sentence. The general rule in grammar is to place modifiers _______________ .

  • Choose the option that best corrects the diction errors in the underlined part of the following sentence. After two thrilling hours at the toy store, Gregory was devastated to learn that he'd have to choose between his eleven action figures; you see, the sign at the check out counter said,

  • Identify the underlined part of the sentence below. Although she pretends otherwise, Martha can't stand the haughty people at her country club.

  • Identify the sentence that illustrates correct pronoun-antecedent agreement.

  • Identify the sentence that illustrates correct pronoun-antecedent agreement..

  • Complete the following sentence by choosing the pronoun that agrees with the antecedent. When Crenshaw finally appeared on stage and saved the day, the audience roared _________ approval.

  • Complete the following sentence by choosing the pronouns that agree with the antecedents. Although both did a good job in ____________ contemporary pieces, the taller dancer showed more flair in ___________.

  • Choose the option that best corrects the comparison error in the underlined part of the following sentence. Although Merlin was renowned for his superb wizardry and general sagacity, Mingo, his unheralded apprentice, was every bit accomplished and intelligent like Merlin.

  • Choose the series of modifiers that best completes the following sentence. We heard your performance was really __________ last night and felt __________ that we had missed it.

  • Identify the sentence that illustrates correct use of modifiers.

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