1. “She don’t like to play cricket.”
- A) She
- B) Don’t
- C) Like
- D) To play
Correct Answer: B) Don’t (Error: It should be “doesn’t” instead of “don’t”)
2. “The team have won the match.”
- A) The
- B) Team
- C) Have
- D) Won
Correct Answer: C) Have (Error: It should be “has” because “team” is singular)
3. “I have never seen such a beautifully car.”
- A) I
- B) Never
- C) Beautifully
- D) Car
Correct Answer: C) Beautifully (Error: It should be “beautiful” instead of “beautifully”)
4. “He has two brothers, but neither of them are coming to the party.”
- A) He
- B) Brothers
- C) Neither
- D) Are
Correct Answer: D) Are (Error: It should be “is” because “neither” is singular)
5. “She can sings well.”
- A) She
- B) Can
- C) Sings
- D) Well
Correct Answer: C) Sings (Error: It should be “sing” because “can” is followed by the base form of the verb)
6. “If I was you, I would do the same thing.”
- A) If
- B) Was
- C) You
- D) Same
Correct Answer: B) Was (Error: It should be “were” for the subjunctive mood: “If I were you”)
7. “She has much books to read.”
- A) She
- B) Has
- C) Much
- D) Books
Correct Answer: C) Much (Error: It should be “many” because “books” is countable)
8. “She is the more intelligent of the two girls.”
- A) She
- B) Is
- C) More
- D) Of
Correct Answer: C) More (Error: It should be “more intelligent” because it’s a comparative sentence)
9. “Neither the teacher or the students are ready for the test.”
- A) Neither
- B) Teacher
- C) Or
- D) Are
Correct Answer: C) Or (Error: It should be “nor” instead of “or” after “neither”)
10. “I will go to the market if it will rain tomorrow.”
- A) I
- B) Will
- C) Go
- D) Will rain
Correct Answer: D) Will rain (Error: “If” does not require “will” in the second part of the sentence)
11. “She can to help you with the project.”
- A) She
- B) Can
- C) To
- D) Help
Correct Answer: C) To (Error: “To” should be omitted after “can” as it’s followed by the base verb)
12. “I didn’t went to the party last night.”
- A) I
- B) Didn’t
- C) Went
- D) Party
Correct Answer: C) Went (Error: After “didn’t,” the verb should be in its base form: “I didn’t go to the party.”)
13. “He have been studying all day long.”
- A) He
- B) Have
- C) Been
- D) Studying
Correct Answer: B) Have (Error: It should be “has” because “he” is singular: “He has been studying.”)
14. “The books is on the table.”
- A) Books
- B) Is
- C) On
- D) Table
Correct Answer: B) Is (Error: It should be “are” because “books” is plural)
15. “I didn’t went to the store.”
- A) I
- B) Didn’t
- C) Went
- D) Store
Correct Answer: C) Went (Error: After “didn’t,” use the base form “go” instead of “went”)
16. “She have a good understanding of the topic.”
- A) She
- B) Have
- C) Good
- D) Understanding
Correct Answer: B) Have (Error: It should be “has” because “she” is singular: “She has a good understanding.”)
17. “The teacher told the students to finish their work quickly as they can.”
- A) Told
- B) Finish
- C) Their
- D) Can
Correct Answer: D) Can (Error: It should be “could” instead of “can” because of the past tense: “as they could.”)
18. “Neither of the boys were absent today.”
- A) Neither
- B) Boys
- C) Were
- D) Absent
Correct Answer: C) Were (Error: “Neither” is singular, so it should be “was”: “Neither of the boys was absent.”)
19. “I didn’t know where he goes.”
- A) Didn’t
- B) Know
- C) Where
- D) Goes
Correct Answer: D) Goes (Error: It should be “went” because it’s a past action: “I didn’t know where he went.”)
20. “He is more smarter than his brother.”
D) His
Correct Answer: A) More (Error: “Smarter” is already a comparative adjective, so “more” is unnecessary: “He is smarter than his brother.”)
A) More
B) Smarter
C) Than
- D) His
Correct Answer: A) More (Error: “Smarter” is already a comparative adjective, so “more” is unnecessary: “He is smarter than his brother.”)