July 27, 2026
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1. Which is the most correct? (2:1: when or if) Please phone me when you have the research data. Please phone me when you will have the research data. Please phone me if you will have the research data.2. Which is the most correct? (65:1: when or if) If Peter comes, I call you immediately. If Peter comes, I'll call you immediately. If Peter will come, I'll call you immediately.3. Which is the most correct? (3:2: present tenses for future) The conference will start at 9am, so we’ll have to leave early. The conference is starting at 9am, so we’ll have to leave early. The conference starts at 9am, so we’ll have to leave early.4. Which is the most correct? (4:2: present tenses for future) It’s very bad weather, so I think I’ll stay indoors today. It’s very bad weather, so I think I’m staying indoors today. It’s very bad weather, so I think I stay indoors today.5. Which is the most correct? (5:3: indirect questions) Could you tell me what is the time of the next train? Could you tell me what time the next train is? Could you tell me what time is the next train?6. Which is the most correct? (69:3: indirect questions) She wondered whether the race would start soon. She wondered whether the race starts soon. She wondered whether the race will start soon.7. Which is the most correct? (8:4: have or have got) What time does she usually have lunch? What time does she usually have got lunch? What time has she usually got lunch?8. Which is the most correct? (70:4: have or have got) Did you had your own business before you retired? Did you have got your own business before you retired? Did you have your own business before you retired?9. Which is the most correct? (10:5: present perfect) This is the fourth time I try to call you today. This is the fourth time I’ve try to call you today. This is the fourth time I’ve tried to call you today.10. Which is the most correct? (72:5: present perfect) There is no cake left now because someone ate it all. There is no cake left now because someone eaten it all. There is no cake left now because someone's eaten it all.11. Which is the most correct? (75:6: past perfect) He arrived at the wedding late and most guests did leave by then. He arrived at the wedding late and most guests had left by then. He arrived at the wedding late and most guests left by then.12. Which is the most correct? (76:6: past perfect) Peter was late to the conference, so by the time he get there most presenters had stopped presenting. Peter was late to the conference, so by the time he dit get there most presenters had stopped presenting. Peter was late to the conference, so by the time he got there most presenters had stopped presenting.13. Which is the most correct? (78:7: must or have to) We haven't caught up for a long time! We must to get together soon. We haven't caught up for a long time! We must get together soon. We haven't caught up for a long time! We have to get together soon.14. Which is the most correct? (82:7: must or have to) I'm feeling well rested as I didn't have to work last night. I'm feeling well rested as I didn't must to work last night. I'm feeling well rested as I mustn't had to work last night.15. Which is the most correct? (84:8: mustn't or don't have to) Our daughter mustn't have to wear a school uniform. Our daughter doesn't have to wear a school uniform. Our daughter mustn't wear a school uniform.16. Which is the most correct? (86:8: mustn't or don't have to) You mustn't refuel the car. I already filled it up. You don't have to refuel the car. I already filled it up. You mustn't to refuel the car. I already filled it up.17. Which is the most correct? (17:9: can, could, couldn't, or be able to) Could I borrow your pen, please? Could I to borrow your pen, please? Am I able to borrow your pen, please?18. Which is the most correct? (92:9: can, could, couldn't, or be able to) If you leave now, you'll probably can to catch the next bus. If you leave now, you'll probably can catch the next bus. If you leave now, you'll probably be able to catch the next bus.19. Which is the most correct? (95:10: say or tell) My son is always telling to me how hard he studies, but his grades don't show it. My son is always telling me how hard he studies, but his grades don't show it. My son is always saying me how hard he studies, but his grades don't show it.20. Which is the most correct? (98:10: say or tell) If you wanted a piece of cake, you should have told me. If you wanted a piece of cake, you should have said me. If you wanted a piece of cake, you should have said to me.21. Which is the most correct? (102:11: make or do) We've travelled 200km today. We've made good progress. We've travelled 200km today. We've done good progress.22. Which is the most correct? (104:11: make or do) Can you do me a favour and lend me $20 till payday? Can you make me a favour and lend me $20 till payday?23. Which is the most correct? (108:12: find out, make up, bring up, grow up or take off) This fabulous coat is only $349, when you take out the discount. This fabulous coat is only $349, when you take off the discount. This fabulous coat is only $349, when you bring off the discount.24. Which is the most correct? (109:12: find out, make up, bring up, grow up or take off) Let me help you take off that wet raincoat. Let me help you take out that wet raincoat. Let me help you take in that wet raincoat.25. Which is the most correct? (25:13: like or as) Tell me about your new boss. What is she like? Tell me about your new boss. What does she like? Tell me about your new boss. How is she like?26. Which is the most correct? (113:13: like or as) He's not clever as you. He's not as clever as you. He's not as clever like you.27. Which is the most correct? (120:14: countable) He had two works, one for 15 hours per week and another for 10 hours. He had two employments, one for 15 hours per week and another for 10 hours. He had two jobs, one for 15 hours per week and another for 10 hours.28. Which is the most correct? (121:14: countable) There isn't much accommodation available right now. There aren't much housing available right now. There aren't many accommodations available right now.29. Which is the most correct? (128:15: good or well) I'm enjoying this game of golf. I haven't played this good in years. I'm enjoying this game of golf. I haven't played this good at it in years. I'm enjoying this game of golf. I haven't played this well in years.30. Which is the most correct? (130:15: good or well) You will like working here. We are very good treated. You will like working here. We are very well treated. You will like working here. We are treated goodly.31. Which is the most correct? (32:16: apostrophe) That dog just bit its owner. Its dangerous! That dog just bit its owner. It’s dangerous! That dog just bit it’s owner. It’s dangerous!32. Which is the most correct? (133:16: apostrophe) Have you seen the new car they 've bought? Have you seen the new car they've bought? Have you seen the new car theyve bought?33. Which is the most correct? (137:17: capital letter, comma) We are planning a holiday in january after the new year. We are planning a holiday in january after the New Year. We are planning a holiday in January after the New Year.34. Which is the most correct? (142:17: capital letter, comma) Tim said, "I really like cake, pizza, and seafood." Tim said "I really like cake, pizza, and seafood." Tim said, "I really like cake pizza, and seafood."35. Which is the most correct? (144:18: spelling) I'm beginning to practise more for all my speeches. I'm begining to practise more for all my speeches. I'm beginning to practice more for all my speeches.36. Which is the most correct? (148:18: spelling) Wow, this sofa is so confortable! I prefer this rather than the other one. Wow, this sofa is so comfortable! I prefer this rather than the other one. Wow, this sofa is so comfortable! I preferr this rather than the other one.37. Which is the most correct? (150:19: confusing nouns) The way to get into the city was confusing because of the road design. The travel to get into the city was confusing because of the road design. The journey to get into the city was confusing because of the road design.38. Which is the most correct? (152:19: confusing nouns) Our safari through central Africa was a long and interesting trip. Our safari through central Africa was a long and interesting journey. Our safari through central Africa was a long and interesting travel.39. Which is the most correct? (40:20: confusing adjectives) He was interested in learning French and it was surprised how enjoyable it was. He was interesting learning French and was surprised how enjoyable it was. He was interested in learning French and was surprised how enjoyable it was.40. Which is the most correct? (157:20: confusing adjectives) On the plane was an irritable woman who didn't like flying, and a nervous man who didn't like noisy kids. On the plane was a nervous woman who didn't like flying, and an irritable man who didn't like noisy kids.41. Which is the most correct? (162:21: get) We took a wrong turn so it took us longer to go home. We took a wrong turn so it took us longer to get home.42. Which is the most correct? (166:21: get) On your hike tomorrow, remember to get enough water. On your hike tomorrow, remember to take enough water.43. Which is the most correct? (170:22: hope or wish) My daughter comes back from school camp today. I hope she enjoyed it. My daughter comes back from school camp today. I wish she enjoyed it.44. Which is the most correct? (172:22: hope or wish) Your dad is on his way. I hope he arrives in time for your game. Your dad is on his way. I wish he arrives in time for your game.45. Which is the most correct? (175:23: opinion) We could buy a new car. On the contrary, perhaps we should make this car last longer. We could buy a new car. On the other hand, perhaps we should make this car last longer.46. Which is the most correct? (177:23: opinion) Firstly, set your budget and then plan your journey. At first, set your budget and then plan your journey.47. Which is the most correct? (182:24: in, to) She's taking lessons in French and Spanish because she wants to travel. She's taking lessons of French and Spanish because she wants to travel.48. Which is the most correct? (184:24: in, to) The police asked me to describe to them what the robber looked like. The police asked me to describe them what the robber looked like.49. Which is the most correct? (50:25: still, yet, or already) She needs a quick loan of money. She hasn’t been paid yet. She needs a quick loan of money. She hasn’t been paid still. She needs a quick loan of money. She hasn’t been paid already.50. Which is the most correct? (187:25: still, yet, or already) We completed the client project last month, but have not been paid yet. We completed the client project last month, but have not been paid still.51. Which is the most correct? (52:26: very, too, enough) Tom doesn’t feel much well. He’s had too much wine. Tom doesn’t feel well. He’s had too much wine. Tom doesn’t feel well. He’s had enormous wine.52. Which is the most correct? (192:26: very, too, enough) The removalist men were too strong, but they couldn't lift the piano. The removalist men were very strong, but they couldn't lift the piano. The removalist men were strong enough, but they couldn't lift the piano.53. Which is the most correct? (197:27: of, on) Brisbane can have lovely weather, depending on the season. Brisbane can have lovely weather, depending of the season. Brisbane can have lovely weather, depending the season.54. Which is the most correct? (198:27: of, on) Bryan hasn't yet had the experience in managing a team. Bryan hasn't yet had the experience of managing a team. Bryan hasn't yet had the experience managing a team.55. Which is the most correct? (56:28: take) You should pay attention to your parents because they try hard to take care with you. You should pay attention with your parents because they try hard to take care of you. You should pay attention to your parents because they try hard to take care of you.56. Which is the most correct? (204:28: take) Next time you vist me, please take your friends along. Next time you vist me, please bring your friends along.57. Which is the most correct? (209:29: the) Many fish died as a result of the pollution from this factory, but other factories were better managed. Many fish died as a result of pollution from this factory, but other factories were better managed.58. Which is the most correct? (213:29: the) She loves animals and volunteers helping animals at our local shelter. She loves the animals and volunteers helping animals at or local shelter. She loves animals and volunteers helping the animals at our local shelter.59. Which is the most correct? (59:30: object verbs) He regretted his decision to eat snails, but he enjoyed the night out at the French restaurant. He regretted his decision to eat snails, but he enjoyed out at the French restaurant. He regretted to eat snails, but he enjoyed the night out at the French restaurant.60. Which is the most correct? (63:30: object verbs) You can't stand people interrupt you. You can't stand it people interrupt you. You can't stand when people interrupt you.
1. Please phone me when you have the research data. (2:1: when or if)
2. If Peter comes, I'll call you immediately. (65:1: when or if)
3. The conference starts at 9am, so we’ll have to leave early. (3:2: present tenses for future)
4. It’s very bad weather, so I think I’ll stay indoors today. (4:2: present tenses for future)
5. Could you tell me what time the next train is? (5:3: indirect questions)
6. She wondered whether the race would start soon. (69:3: indirect questions)
7. What time does she usually have lunch? (8:4: have or have got)
8. Did you have your own business before you retired? (70:4: have or have got)
9. This is the fourth time I’ve tried to call you today. (10:5: present perfect)
10. There is no cake left now because someone's eaten it all. (72:5: present perfect)
11. He arrived at the wedding late and most guests had left by then. (75:6: past perfect)
12. Peter was late to the conference, so by the time he got there most presenters had stopped presenting. (76:6: past perfect)
13. We haven't caught up for a long time! We must get together soon. (78:7: must or have to)
14. I'm feeling well rested as I didn't have to work last night. (82:7: must or have to)
15. Our daughter doesn't have to wear a school uniform. (84:8: mustn't or don't have to)
16. You don't have to refuel the car. I already filled it up. (86:8: mustn't or don't have to)
17. Could I borrow your pen, please? (17:9: can, could, couldn't, or be able to)
18. If you leave now, you'll probably be able to catch the next bus. (92:9: can, could, couldn't, or be able to)
19. My son is always telling me how hard he studies, but his grades don't show it. (95:10: say or tell)
20. If you wanted a piece of cake, you should have told me. (98:10: say or tell)
21. We've travelled 200km today. We've made good progress. (102:11: make or do)
22. Can you do me a favour and lend me $20 till payday? (104:11: make or do)
23. This fabulous coat is only $349, when you take off the discount. (108:12: find out, make up, bring up, grow up or take off)
24. Let me help you take off that wet raincoat. (109:12: find out, make up, bring up, grow up or take off)
25. Tell me about your new boss. What is she like? (25:13: like or as)
26. He's not as clever as you. (113:13: like or as)
27. He had two jobs, one for 15 hours per week and another for 10 hours. (120:14: countable)
28. There isn't much accommodation available right now. (121:14: countable)
29. I'm enjoying this game of golf. I haven't played this well in years. (128:15: good or well)
30. You will like working here. We are very well treated. (130:15: good or well)
31. That dog just bit its owner. It’s dangerous! (32:16: apostrophe)
32. Have you seen the new car they've bought? (133:16: apostrophe)
33. We are planning a holiday in January after the New Year. (137:17: capital letter, comma)
34. Tim said, "I really like cake, pizza, and seafood." (142:17: capital letter, comma)
35. I'm beginning to practise more for all my speeches. (144:18: spelling)
36. Wow, this sofa is so comfortable! I prefer this rather than the other one. (148:18: spelling)
37. The way to get into the city was confusing because of the road design. (150:19: confusing nouns)
38. Our safari through central Africa was a long and interesting journey. (152:19: confusing nouns)
39. He was interested in learning French and was surprised how enjoyable it was. (40:20: confusing adjectives)
40. On the plane was a nervous woman who didn't like flying, and an irritable man who didn't like noisy kids. (157:20: confusing adjectives)
41. We took a wrong turn so it took us longer to get home. (162:21: get)
42. On your hike tomorrow, remember to take enough water. (166:21: get)
43. My daughter comes back from school camp today. I hope she enjoyed it. (170:22: hope or wish)
44. Your dad is on his way. I hope he arrives in time for your game. (172:22: hope or wish)
45. We could buy a new car. On the other hand, perhaps we should make this car last longer. (175:23: opinion)
46. Firstly, set your budget and then plan your journey. (177:23: opinion)
47. She's taking lessons in French and Spanish because she wants to travel. (182:24: in, to)
48. The police asked me to describe to them what the robber looked like. (184:24: in, to)
49. She needs a quick loan of money. She hasn’t been paid yet. (50:25: still, yet, or already)
50. We completed the client project last month, but have not been paid yet. (187:25: still, yet, or already)
51. Tom doesn’t feel well. He’s had too much wine. (52:26: very, too, enough)
52. The removalist men were very strong, but they couldn't lift the piano. (192:26: very, too, enough)
53. Brisbane can have lovely weather, depending on the season. (197:27: of, on)
54. Bryan hasn't yet had the experience of managing a team. (198:27: of, on)
55. You should pay attention to your parents because they try hard to take care of you. (56:28: take)
56. Next time you vist me, please bring your friends along. (204:28: take)
57. Many fish died as a result of the pollution from this factory, but other factories were better managed. (209:29: the)
58. She loves animals and volunteers helping the animals at our local shelter. (213:29: the)
59. He regretted his decision to eat snails, but he enjoyed the night out at the French restaurant. (59:30: object verbs)
60. You can't stand when people interrupt you. (63:30: object verbs)
First option is correct. Ensure the quiz randomises the options.
1. Which is the most correct? (2:1: when or if) Please phone me when you have the research data. Please phone me when you will have the research data. Please phone me if you will have the research data.
2. Which is the most correct? (65:1: when or if) If Peter comes, I'll call you immediately. If Peter will come, I'll call you immediately. If Peter comes, I call you immediately.
3. Which is the most correct? (3:2: present tenses for future) The conference starts at 9am, so we’ll have to leave early. The conference will start at 9am, so we’ll have to leave early. The conference is starting at 9am, so we’ll have to leave early.
4. Which is the most correct? (4:2: present tenses for future) It’s very bad weather, so I think I’ll stay indoors today. It’s very bad weather, so I think I stay indoors today. It’s very bad weather, so I think I’m staying indoors today.
5. Which is the most correct? (5:3: indirect questions) Could you tell me what time the next train is? Could you tell me what time is the next train? Could you tell me what is the time of the next train?
6. Which is the most correct? (69:3: indirect questions) She wondered whether the race would start soon. She wondered whether the race starts soon. She wondered whether the race will start soon.
7. Which is the most correct? (8:4: have or have got) What time does she usually have lunch? What time does she usually have got lunch? What time has she usually got lunch?
8. Which is the most correct? (70:4: have or have got) Did you have your own business before you retired? Did you had your own business before you retired? Did you have got your own business before you retired?
9. Which is the most correct? (10:5: present perfect) This is the fourth time I’ve tried to call you today. This is the fourth time I’ve try to call you today. This is the fourth time I try to call you today.
10. Which is the most correct? (72:5: present perfect) There is no cake left now because someone's eaten it all. There is no cake left now because someone eaten it all. There is no cake left now because someone ate it all.
11. Which is the most correct? (75:6: past perfect) He arrived at the wedding late and most guests had left by then. He arrived at the wedding late and most guests left by then. He arrived at the wedding late and most guests did leave by then.
12. Which is the most correct? (76:6: past perfect) Peter was late to the conference, so by the time he got there most presenters had stopped presenting. Peter was late to the conference, so by the time he dit get there most presenters had stopped presenting. Peter was late to the conference, so by the time he get there most presenters had stopped presenting.
13. Which is the most correct? (78:7: must or have to) We haven't caught up for a long time! We must get together soon. We haven't caught up for a long time! We have to get together soon. We haven't caught up for a long time! We must to get together soon.
14. Which is the most correct? (82:7: must or have to) I'm feeling well rested as I didn't have to work last night. I'm feeling well rested as I didn't must to work last night. I'm feeling well rested as I mustn't had to work last night.
15. Which is the most correct? (84:8: mustn't or don't have to) Our daughter doesn't have to wear a school uniform. Our daughter mustn't have to wear a school uniform. Our daughter mustn't wear a school uniform.
16. Which is the most correct? (86:8: mustn't or don't have to) You don't have to refuel the car. I already filled it up. You mustn't to refuel the car. I already filled it up. You mustn't refuel the car. I already filled it up.
17. Which is the most correct? (17:9: can, could, couldn't, or be able to) Could I borrow your pen, please? Am I able to borrow your pen, please? Could I to borrow your pen, please?
18. Which is the most correct? (92:9: can, could, couldn't, or be able to) If you leave now, you'll probably be able to catch the next bus. If you leave now, you'll probably can to catch the next bus. If you leave now, you'll probably can catch the next bus.
19. Which is the most correct? (95:10: say or tell) My son is always telling me how hard he studies, but his grades don't show it. My son is always saying me how hard he studies, but his grades don't show it. My son is always telling to me how hard he studies, but his grades don't show it.
20. Which is the most correct? (98:10: say or tell) If you wanted a piece of cake, you should have told me. If you wanted a piece of cake, you should have said me. If you wanted a piece of cake, you should have said to me.
21. Which is the most correct? (102:11: make or do) We've travelled 200km today. We've made good progress. We've travelled 200km today. We've done good progress.
22. Which is the most correct? (104:11: make or do) Can you do me a favour and lend me $20 till payday? Can you make me a favour and lend me $20 till payday?
23. Which is the most correct? (108:12: find out, make up, bring up, grow up or take off) This fabulous coat is only $349, when you take off the discount. This fabulous coat is only $349, when you bring off the discount. This fabulous coat is only $349, when you take out the discount.
24. Which is the most correct? (109:12: find out, make up, bring up, grow up or take off) Let me help you take off that wet raincoat. Let me help you take out that wet raincoat. Let me help you take in that wet raincoat.
25. Which is the most correct? (25:13: like or as) Tell me about your new boss. What is she like? Tell me about your new boss. What does she like? Tell me about your new boss. How is she like?
26. Which is the most correct? (113:13: like or as) He's not as clever as you. He's not as clever like you. He's not clever as you.
27. Which is the most correct? (120:14: countable) He had two jobs, one for 15 hours per week and another for 10 hours. He had two works, one for 15 hours per week and another for 10 hours. He had two employments, one for 15 hours per week and another for 10 hours.
28. Which is the most correct? (121:14: countable) There isn't much accommodation available right now. There aren't many accommodations available right now. There aren't much housing available right now.
29. Which is the most correct? (128:15: good or well) I'm enjoying this game of golf. I haven't played this well in years. I'm enjoying this game of golf. I haven't played this good in years. I'm enjoying this game of golf. I haven't played this good at it in years.
30. Which is the most correct? (130:15: good or well) You will like working here. We are very well treated. You will like working here. We are very good treated. You will like working here. We are treated goodly.
31. Which is the most correct? (32:16: apostrophe) That dog just bit its owner. It’s dangerous! That dog just bit it’s owner. It’s dangerous! That dog just bit its owner. Its dangerous!
32. Which is the most correct? (133:16: apostrophe) Have you seen the new car they've bought? Have you seen the new car theyve bought? Have you seen the new car they 've bought?
33. Which is the most correct? (137:17: capital letter, comma) We are planning a holiday in January after the New Year. We are planning a holiday in january after the new year. We are planning a holiday in january after the New Year.
34. Which is the most correct? (142:17: capital letter, comma) Tim said, "I really like cake, pizza, and seafood." Tim said "I really like cake, pizza, and seafood." Tim said, "I really like cake pizza, and seafood."
35. Which is the most correct? (144:18: spelling) I'm beginning to practise more for all my speeches. I'm begining to practise more for all my speeches. I'm beginning to practice more for all my speeches.
36. Which is the most correct? (148:18: spelling) Wow, this sofa is so comfortable! I prefer this rather than the other one. Wow, this sofa is so confortable! I prefer this rather than the other one. Wow, this sofa is so comfortable! I preferr this rather than the other one.
37. Which is the most correct? (150:19: confusing nouns) The way to get into the city was confusing because of the road design. The journey to get into the city was confusing because of the road design. The travel to get into the city was confusing because of the road design.
38. Which is the most correct? (152:19: confusing nouns) Our safari through central Africa was a long and interesting journey. Our safari through central Africa was a long and interesting trip. Our safari through central Africa was a long and interesting travel.
39. Which is the most correct? (40:20: confusing adjectives) He was interested in learning French and was surprised how enjoyable it was. He was interesting learning French and was surprised how enjoyable it was. He was interested in learning French and it was surprised how enjoyable it was.
40. Which is the most correct? (157:20: confusing adjectives) On the plane was a nervous woman who didn't like flying, and an irritable man who didn't like noisy kids. On the plane was an irritable woman who didn't like flying, and a nervous man who didn't like noisy kids.
41. Which is the most correct? (162:21: get) We took a wrong turn so it took us longer to get home. We took a wrong turn so it took us longer to go home.
42. Which is the most correct? (166:21: get) On your hike tomorrow, remember to take enough water. On your hike tomorrow, remember to get enough water.
43. Which is the most correct? (170:22: hope or wish) My daughter comes back from school camp today. I hope she enjoyed it. My daughter comes back from school camp today. I wish she enjoyed it.
44. Which is the most correct? (172:22: hope or wish) Your dad is on his way. I hope he arrives in time for your game. Your dad is on his way. I wish he arrives in time for your game.
45. Which is the most correct? (175:23: opinion) We could buy a new car. On the other hand, perhaps we should make this car last longer. We could buy a new car. On the contrary, perhaps we should make this car last longer.
46. Which is the most correct? (177:23: opinion) Firstly, set your budget and then plan your journey. At first, set your budget and then plan your journey.
47. Which is the most correct? (182:24: in, to) She's taking lessons in French and Spanish because she wants to travel. She's taking lessons of French and Spanish because she wants to travel.
48. Which is the most correct? (184:24: in, to) The police asked me to describe to them what the robber looked like. The police asked me to describe them what the robber looked like.
49. Which is the most correct? (50:25: still, yet, or already) She needs a quick loan of money. She hasn’t been paid yet. She needs a quick loan of money. She hasn’t been paid still. She needs a quick loan of money. She hasn’t been paid already.
50. Which is the most correct? (187:25: still, yet, or already) We completed the client project last month, but have not been paid yet. We completed the client project last month, but have not been paid still.
51. Which is the most correct? (52:26: very, too, enough) Tom doesn’t feel well. He’s had too much wine. Tom doesn’t feel well. He’s had enormous wine. Tom doesn’t feel much well. He’s had too much wine.
52. Which is the most correct? (192:26: very, too, enough) The removalist men were very strong, but they couldn't lift the piano. The removalist men were too strong, but they couldn't lift the piano. The removalist men were strong enough, but they couldn't lift the piano.
53. Which is the most correct? (197:27: of, on) Brisbane can have lovely weather, depending on the season. Brisbane can have lovely weather, depending the season. Brisbane can have lovely weather, depending of the season.
54. Which is the most correct? (198:27: of, on) Bryan hasn't yet had the experience of managing a team. Bryan hasn't yet had the experience managing a team. Bryan hasn't yet had the experience in managing a team.
55. Which is the most correct? (56:28: take) You should pay attention to your parents because they try hard to take care of you. You should pay attention with your parents because they try hard to take care of you. You should pay attention to your parents because they try hard to take care with you.
56. Which is the most correct? (204:28: take) Next time you vist me, please bring your friends along. Next time you vist me, please take your friends along.
57. Which is the most correct? (209:29: the) Many fish died as a result of the pollution from this factory, but other factories were better managed. Many fish died as a result of pollution from this factory, but other factories were better managed.
58. Which is the most correct? (213:29: the) She loves animals and volunteers helping the animals at our local shelter. She loves animals and volunteers helping animals at our local shelter. She loves the animals and volunteers helping animals at or local shelter.
59. Which is the most correct? (59:30: object verbs) He regretted his decision to eat snails, but he enjoyed the night out at the French restaurant. He regretted to eat snails, but he enjoyed the night out at the French restaurant. He regretted his decision to eat snails, but he enjoyed out at the French restaurant.
60. Which is the most correct? (63:30: object verbs) You can't stand when people interrupt you. You can't stand people interrupt you. You can't stand it people interrupt you.
"Question #","Question Text","Answer 1","Answer 2","Answer 3","Answer 4","Time Limit","Correct",,,,,,,"1","Which is the most correct? (2:1: when or if)","Please phone me when you have the research data.","Please phone me when you will have the research data.","Please phone me if you will have the research data.","",30,1"2","Which is the most correct? (65:1: when or if)","If Peter comes, I'll call you immediately.","If Peter will come, I'll call you immediately.","If Peter comes, I call you immediately.","",30,1"3","Which is the most correct? (3:2: present tenses for future)","The conference starts at 9am, so we’ll have to leave early.","The conference will start at 9am, so we’ll have to leave early.","The conference is starting at 9am, so we’ll have to leave early.","",30,1"4","Which is the most correct? (4:2: present tenses for future)","It’s very bad weather, so I think I’ll stay indoors today.","It’s very bad weather, so I think I stay indoors today.","It’s very bad weather, so I think I’m staying indoors today.","",30,1"5","Which is the most correct? (5:3: indirect questions)","Could you tell me what time the next train is?","Could you tell me what time is the next train?","Could you tell me what is the time of the next train?","",30,1"6","Which is the most correct? (69:3: indirect questions)","She wondered whether the race would start soon.","She wondered whether the race starts soon.","She wondered whether the race will start soon.","",30,1"7","Which is the most correct? (8:4: have or have got)","What time does she usually have lunch?","What time does she usually have got lunch?","What time has she usually got lunch?","",30,1"8","Which is the most correct? (70:4: have or have got)","Did you have your own business before you retired?","Did you had your own business before you retired?","Did you have got your own business before you retired?","",30,1"9","Which is the most correct? (10:5: present perfect)","This is the fourth time I’ve tried to call you today.","This is the fourth time I’ve try to call you today.","This is the fourth time I try to call you today.","",30,1"10","Which is the most correct? (72:5: present perfect)","There is no cake left now because someone's eaten it all.","There is no cake left now because someone eaten it all.","There is no cake left now because someone ate it all.","",30,1"11","Which is the most correct? (75:6: past perfect)","He arrived at the wedding late and most guests had left by then.","He arrived at the wedding late and most guests left by then.","He arrived at the wedding late and most guests did leave by then.","",30,1"12","Which is the most correct? (76:6: past perfect)","Peter was late to the conference, so by the time he got there most presenters had stopped presenting.","Peter was late to the conference, so by the time he dit get there most presenters had stopped presenting.","Peter was late to the conference, so by the time he get there most presenters had stopped presenting.","",30,1"13","Which is the most correct? (78:7: must or have to)","We haven't caught up for a long time! We must get together soon.","We haven't caught up for a long time! We have to get together soon.","We haven't caught up for a long time! We must to get together soon.","",30,1"14","Which is the most correct? (82:7: must or have to)","I'm feeling well rested as I didn't have to work last night.","I'm feeling well rested as I didn't must to work last night.","I'm feeling well rested as I mustn't had to work last night.","",30,1"15","Which is the most correct? (84:8: mustn't or don't have to)","Our daughter doesn't have to wear a school uniform.","Our daughter mustn't have to wear a school uniform.","Our daughter mustn't wear a school uniform.","",30,1"16","Which is the most correct? (86:8: mustn't or don't have to)","You don't have to refuel the car. I already filled it up.","You mustn't to refuel the car. I already filled it up.","You mustn't refuel the car. I already filled it up.","",30,1"17","Which is the most correct? (17:9: can, could, couldn't, or be able to)","Could I borrow your pen, please?","Am I able to borrow your pen, please?","Could I to borrow your pen, please?","",30,1"18","Which is the most correct? (92:9: can, could, couldn't, or be able to)","If you leave now, you'll probably be able to catch the next bus.","If you leave now, you'll probably can to catch the next bus.","If you leave now, you'll probably can catch the next bus.","",30,1"19","Which is the most correct? (95:10: say or tell)","My son is always telling me how hard he studies, but his grades don't show it.","My son is always saying me how hard he studies, but his grades don't show it.","My son is always telling to me how hard he studies, but his grades don't show it.","",30,1"20","Which is the most correct? (98:10: say or tell)","If you wanted a piece of cake, you should have told me.","If you wanted a piece of cake, you should have said me.","If you wanted a piece of cake, you should have said to me.","",30,1"21","Which is the most correct? (102:11: make or do)","We've travelled 200km today. We've made good progress.","We've travelled 200km today. We've done good progress.","","",30,1"22","Which is the most correct? (104:11: make or do)","Can you do me a favour and lend me $20 till payday?","Can you make me a favour and lend me $20 till payday?","","",30,1"23","Which is the most correct? (108:12: find out, make up, bring up, grow up or take off)","This fabulous coat is only $349, when you take off the discount.","This fabulous coat is only $349, when you bring off the discount.","This fabulous coat is only $349, when you take out the discount.","",30,1"24","Which is the most correct? (109:12: find out, make up, bring up, grow up or take off)","Let me help you take off that wet raincoat.","Let me help you take out that wet raincoat.","Let me help you take in that wet raincoat.","",30,1"25","Which is the most correct? (25:13: like or as)","Tell me about your new boss. What is she like?","Tell me about your new boss. What does she like?","Tell me about your new boss. How is she like?","",30,1"26","Which is the most correct? (113:13: like or as)","He's not as clever as you.","He's not as clever like you.","He's not clever as you.","",30,1"27","Which is the most correct? (120:14: countable)","He had two jobs, one for 15 hours per week and another for 10 hours.","He had two works, one for 15 hours per week and another for 10 hours.","He had two employments, one for 15 hours per week and another for 10 hours.","",30,1"28","Which is the most correct? (121:14: countable)","There isn't much accommodation available right now.","There aren't many accommodations available right now.","There aren't much housing available right now.","",30,1"29","Which is the most correct? (128:15: good or well)","I'm enjoying this game of golf. I haven't played this well in years.","I'm enjoying this game of golf. I haven't played this good in years.","I'm enjoying this game of golf. I haven't played this good at it in years.","",30,1"30","Which is the most correct? (130:15: good or well)","You will like working here. We are very well treated. ","You will like working here. We are very good treated.","You will like working here. We are treated goodly.","",30,1"31","Which is the most correct? (32:16: apostrophe)","That dog just bit its owner. It’s dangerous!","That dog just bit it’s owner. It’s dangerous!","That dog just bit its owner. Its dangerous!","",30,1"32","Which is the most correct? (133:16: apostrophe)","Have you seen the new car they've bought?","Have you seen the new car theyve bought?","Have you seen the new car they 've bought?","",30,1"33","Which is the most correct? (137:17: capital letter, comma)","We are planning a holiday in January after the New Year.","We are planning a holiday in january after the new year.","We are planning a holiday in january after the New Year.","",30,1"34","Which is the most correct? (142:17: capital letter, comma)","Tim said, "I really like cake, pizza, and seafood."","Tim said "I really like cake, pizza, and seafood."","Tim said, "I really like cake pizza, and seafood."","",30,1"35","Which is the most correct? (144:18: spelling)","I'm beginning to practise more for all my speeches.","I'm begining to practise more for all my speeches.","I'm beginning to practice more for all my speeches.","",30,1"36","Which is the most correct? (148:18: spelling)","Wow, this sofa is so comfortable! I prefer this rather than the other one.","Wow, this sofa is so confortable! I prefer this rather than the other one.","Wow, this sofa is so comfortable! I preferr this rather than the other one.","",30,1"37","Which is the most correct? (150:19: confusing nouns)","The way to get into the city was confusing because of the road design.","The journey to get into the city was confusing because of the road design.","The travel to get into the city was confusing because of the road design.","",30,1"38","Which is the most correct? (152:19: confusing nouns)","Our safari through central Africa was a long and interesting journey.","Our safari through central Africa was a long and interesting trip.","Our safari through central Africa was a long and interesting travel.","",30,1"39","Which is the most correct? (40:20: confusing adjectives)","He was interested in learning French and was surprised how enjoyable it was.","He was interesting learning French and was surprised how enjoyable it was.","He was interested in learning French and it was surprised how enjoyable it was.","",30,1"40","Which is the most correct? (157:20: confusing adjectives)","On the plane was a nervous woman who didn't like flying, and an irritable man who didn't like noisy kids.","On the plane was an irritable woman who didn't like flying, and a nervous man who didn't like noisy kids.","","",30,1"41","Which is the most correct? (162:21: get)","We took a wrong turn so it took us longer to get home.","We took a wrong turn so it took us longer to go home.","","",30,1"42","Which is the most correct? (166:21: get)","On your hike tomorrow, remember to take enough water.","On your hike tomorrow, remember to get enough water.","","",30,1"43","Which is the most correct? (170:22: hope or wish)","My daughter comes back from school camp today. I hope she enjoyed it.","My daughter comes back from school camp today. I wish she enjoyed it.","","",30,1"44","Which is the most correct? (172:22: hope or wish)","Your dad is on his way. I hope he arrives in time for your game.","Your dad is on his way. I wish he arrives in time for your game.","","",30,1"45","Which is the most correct? (175:23: opinion)","We could buy a new car. On the other hand, perhaps we should make this car last longer.","We could buy a new car. On the contrary, perhaps we should make this car last longer.","","",30,1"46","Which is the most correct? (177:23: opinion)","Firstly, set your budget and then plan your journey.","At first, set your budget and then plan your journey.","","",30,1"47","Which is the most correct? (182:24: in, to)","She's taking lessons in French and Spanish because she wants to travel.","She's taking lessons of French and Spanish because she wants to travel.","","",30,1"48","Which is the most correct? (184:24: in, to)","The police asked me to describe to them what the robber looked like.","The police asked me to describe them what the robber looked like.","","",30,1"49","Which is the most correct? (50:25: still, yet, or already)","She needs a quick loan of money. She hasn’t been paid yet.","She needs a quick loan of money. She hasn’t been paid still.","She needs a quick loan of money. She hasn’t been paid already.","",30,1"50","Which is the most correct? (187:25: still, yet, or already)","We completed the client project last month, but have not been paid yet.","We completed the client project last month, but have not been paid still.","","",30,1"51","Which is the most correct? (52:26: very, too, enough)","Tom doesn’t feel well. He’s had too much wine.","Tom doesn’t feel well. He’s had enormous wine.","Tom doesn’t feel much well. He’s had too much wine.","",30,1"52","Which is the most correct? (192:26: very, too, enough)","The removalist men were very strong, but they couldn't lift the piano.","The removalist men were too strong, but they couldn't lift the piano.","The removalist men were strong enough, but they couldn't lift the piano.","",30,1"53","Which is the most correct? (197:27: of, on)","Brisbane can have lovely weather, depending on the season.","Brisbane can have lovely weather, depending the season.","Brisbane can have lovely weather, depending of the season.","",30,1"54","Which is the most correct? (198:27: of, on)","Bryan hasn't yet had the experience of managing a team.","Bryan hasn't yet had the experience managing a team.","Bryan hasn't yet had the experience in managing a team.","",30,1"55","Which is the most correct? (56:28: take)","You should pay attention to your parents because they try hard to take care of you.","You should pay attention with your parents because they try hard to take care of you.","You should pay attention to your parents because they try hard to take care with you.","",30,1"56","Which is the most correct? (204:28: take)","Next time you vist me, please bring your friends along.","Next time you vist me, please take your friends along.","","",30,1"57","Which is the most correct? (209:29: the)","Many fish died as a result of the pollution from this factory, but other factories were better managed.","Many fish died as a result of pollution from this factory, but other factories were better managed.","","",30,1"58","Which is the most correct? (213:29: the)","She loves animals and volunteers helping the animals at our local shelter.","She loves animals and volunteers helping animals at our local shelter.","She loves the animals and volunteers helping animals at or local shelter.","",30,1"59","Which is the most correct? (59:30: object verbs)","He regretted his decision to eat snails, but he enjoyed the night out at the French restaurant.","He regretted to eat snails, but he enjoyed the night out at the French restaurant.","He regretted his decision to eat snails, but he enjoyed out at the French restaurant.","",30,1"60","Which is the most correct? (63:30: object verbs)","You can't stand when people interrupt you.","You can't stand people interrupt you.","You can't stand it people interrupt you.","",30,1
First option is correct. Ensure the quiz randomises the options.
1. Which is the most correct? (2:1: when or if) A. Please phone me when you have the research data.B. Please phone me when you will have the research data.C. Please phone me if you will have the research data.
2. Which is the most correct? (65:1: when or if) A. If Peter comes, I'll call you immediately.B. If Peter will come, I'll call you immediately.C. If Peter comes, I call you immediately.
3. Which is the most correct? (3:2: present tenses for future) A. The conference starts at 9am, so we’ll have to leave early.B. The conference will start at 9am, so we’ll have to leave early.C. The conference is starting at 9am, so we’ll have to leave early.
4. Which is the most correct? (4:2: present tenses for future) A. It’s very bad weather, so I think I’ll stay indoors today.B. It’s very bad weather, so I think I stay indoors today.C. It’s very bad weather, so I think I’m staying indoors today.
5. Which is the most correct? (5:3: indirect questions) A. Could you tell me what time the next train is?B. Could you tell me what time is the next train?C. Could you tell me what is the time of the next train?
6. Which is the most correct? (69:3: indirect questions) A. She wondered whether the race would start soon.B. She wondered whether the race starts soon.C. She wondered whether the race will start soon.
7. Which is the most correct? (8:4: have or have got) A. What time does she usually have lunch?B. What time does she usually have got lunch?C. What time has she usually got lunch?
8. Which is the most correct? (70:4: have or have got) A. Did you have your own business before you retired?B. Did you had your own business before you retired?C. Did you have got your own business before you retired?
9. Which is the most correct? (10:5: present perfect) A. This is the fourth time I’ve tried to call you today.B. This is the fourth time I’ve try to call you today.C. This is the fourth time I try to call you today.
10. Which is the most correct? (72:5: present perfect) A. There is no cake left now because someone's eaten it all.B. There is no cake left now because someone eaten it all.C. There is no cake left now because someone ate it all.
11. Which is the most correct? (75:6: past perfect) A. He arrived at the wedding late and most guests had left by then.B. He arrived at the wedding late and most guests left by then.C. He arrived at the wedding late and most guests did leave by then.
12. Which is the most correct? (76:6: past perfect) A. Peter was late to the conference, so by the time he got there most presenters had stopped presenting.B. Peter was late to the conference, so by the time he dit get there most presenters had stopped presenting.C. Peter was late to the conference, so by the time he get there most presenters had stopped presenting.
13. Which is the most correct? (78:7: must or have to) A. We haven't caught up for a long time! We must get together soon.B. We haven't caught up for a long time! We have to get together soon.C. We haven't caught up for a long time! We must to get together soon.
14. Which is the most correct? (82:7: must or have to) A. I'm feeling well rested as I didn't have to work last night.B. I'm feeling well rested as I didn't must to work last night.C. I'm feeling well rested as I mustn't had to work last night.
15. Which is the most correct? (84:8: mustn't or don't have to) A. Our daughter doesn't have to wear a school uniform.B. Our daughter mustn't have to wear a school uniform.C. Our daughter mustn't wear a school uniform.
16. Which is the most correct? (86:8: mustn't or don't have to) A. You don't have to refuel the car. I already filled it up.B. You mustn't to refuel the car. I already filled it up.C. You mustn't refuel the car. I already filled it up.
17. Which is the most correct? (17:9: can, could, couldn't, or be able to) A. Could I borrow your pen, please?B. Am I able to borrow your pen, please?C. Could I to borrow your pen, please?
18. Which is the most correct? (92:9: can, could, couldn't, or be able to) A. If you leave now, you'll probably be able to catch the next bus.B. If you leave now, you'll probably can to catch the next bus.C. If you leave now, you'll probably can catch the next bus.
19. Which is the most correct? (95:10: say or tell) A. My son is always telling me how hard he studies, but his grades don't show it.B. My son is always saying me how hard he studies, but his grades don't show it.C. My son is always telling to me how hard he studies, but his grades don't show it.
20. Which is the most correct? (98:10: say or tell) A. If you wanted a piece of cake, you should have told me.B. If you wanted a piece of cake, you should have said me.C. If you wanted a piece of cake, you should have said to me.
21. Which is the most correct? (102:11: make or do) A. We've travelled 200km today. We've made good progress.B. We've travelled 200km today. We've done good progress.
22. Which is the most correct? (104:11: make or do) A. Can you do me a favour and lend me $20 till payday?B. Can you make me a favour and lend me $20 till payday?
23. Which is the most correct? (108:12: find out, make up, bring up, grow up or take off) A. This fabulous coat is only $349, when you take off the discount.B. This fabulous coat is only $349, when you bring off the discount.C. This fabulous coat is only $349, when you take out the discount.
24. Which is the most correct? (109:12: find out, make up, bring up, grow up or take off) A. Let me help you take off that wet raincoat.B. Let me help you take out that wet raincoat.C. Let me help you take in that wet raincoat.
25. Which is the most correct? (25:13: like or as) A. Tell me about your new boss. What is she like?B. Tell me about your new boss. What does she like?C. Tell me about your new boss. How is she like?
26. Which is the most correct? (113:13: like or as) A. He's not as clever as you.B. He's not as clever like you.C. He's not clever as you.
27. Which is the most correct? (120:14: countable) A. He had two jobs, one for 15 hours per week and another for 10 hours.B. He had two works, one for 15 hours per week and another for 10 hours.C. He had two employments, one for 15 hours per week and another for 10 hours.
28. Which is the most correct? (121:14: countable) A. There isn't much accommodation available right now.B. There aren't many accommodations available right now.C. There aren't much housing available right now.
29. Which is the most correct? (128:15: good or well) A. I'm enjoying this game of golf. I haven't played this well in years.B. I'm enjoying this game of golf. I haven't played this good in years.C. I'm enjoying this game of golf. I haven't played this good at it in years.
30. Which is the most correct? (130:15: good or well) A. You will like working here. We are very well treated. B. You will like working here. We are very good treated.C. You will like working here. We are treated goodly.
31. Which is the most correct? (32:16: apostrophe) A. That dog just bit its owner. It’s dangerous!B. That dog just bit it’s owner. It’s dangerous!C. That dog just bit its owner. Its dangerous!
32. Which is the most correct? (133:16: apostrophe) A. Have you seen the new car they've bought?B. Have you seen the new car theyve bought?C. Have you seen the new car they 've bought?
33. Which is the most correct? (137:17: capital letter, comma) A. We are planning a holiday in January after the New Year.B. We are planning a holiday in january after the new year.C. We are planning a holiday in january after the New Year.
34. Which is the most correct? (142:17: capital letter, comma) A. Tim said, "I really like cake, pizza, and seafood."B. Tim said "I really like cake, pizza, and seafood."C. Tim said, "I really like cake pizza, and seafood."
35. Which is the most correct? (144:18: spelling) A. I'm beginning to practise more for all my speeches.B. I'm begining to practise more for all my speeches.C. I'm beginning to practice more for all my speeches.
36. Which is the most correct? (148:18: spelling) A. Wow, this sofa is so comfortable! I prefer this rather than the other one.B. Wow, this sofa is so confortable! I prefer this rather than the other one.C. Wow, this sofa is so comfortable! I preferr this rather than the other one.
37. Which is the most correct? (150:19: confusing nouns) A. The way to get into the city was confusing because of the road design.B. The journey to get into the city was confusing because of the road design.C. The travel to get into the city was confusing because of the road design.
38. Which is the most correct? (152:19: confusing nouns) A. Our safari through central Africa was a long and interesting journey.B. Our safari through central Africa was a long and interesting trip.C. Our safari through central Africa was a long and interesting travel.
39. Which is the most correct? (40:20: confusing adjectives) A. He was interested in learning French and was surprised how enjoyable it was.B. He was interesting learning French and was surprised how enjoyable it was.C. He was interested in learning French and it was surprised how enjoyable it was.
40. Which is the most correct? (157:20: confusing adjectives) A. On the plane was a nervous woman who didn't like flying, and an irritable man who didn't like noisy kids.B. On the plane was an irritable woman who didn't like flying, and a nervous man who didn't like noisy kids.
41. Which is the most correct? (162:21: get) A. We took a wrong turn so it took us longer to get home.B. We took a wrong turn so it took us longer to go home.
42. Which is the most correct? (166:21: get) A. On your hike tomorrow, remember to take enough water.B. On your hike tomorrow, remember to get enough water.
43. Which is the most correct? (170:22: hope or wish) A. My daughter comes back from school camp today. I hope she enjoyed it.B. My daughter comes back from school camp today. I wish she enjoyed it.
44. Which is the most correct? (172:22: hope or wish) A. Your dad is on his way. I hope he arrives in time for your game.B. Your dad is on his way. I wish he arrives in time for your game.
45. Which is the most correct? (175:23: opinion) A. We could buy a new car. On the other hand, perhaps we should make this car last longer.B. We could buy a new car. On the contrary, perhaps we should make this car last longer.
46. Which is the most correct? (177:23: opinion) A. Firstly, set your budget and then plan your journey.B. At first, set your budget and then plan your journey.
47. Which is the most correct? (182:24: in, to) A. She's taking lessons in French and Spanish because she wants to travel.B. She's taking lessons of French and Spanish because she wants to travel.
48. Which is the most correct? (184:24: in, to) A. The police asked me to describe to them what the robber looked like.B. The police asked me to describe them what the robber looked like.
49. Which is the most correct? (50:25: still, yet, or already) A. She needs a quick loan of money. She hasn’t been paid yet.B. She needs a quick loan of money. She hasn’t been paid still.C. She needs a quick loan of money. She hasn’t been paid already.
50. Which is the most correct? (187:25: still, yet, or already) A. We completed the client project last month, but have not been paid yet.B. We completed the client project last month, but have not been paid still.
51. Which is the most correct? (52:26: very, too, enough) A. Tom doesn’t feel well. He’s had too much wine.B. Tom doesn’t feel well. He’s had enormous wine.C. Tom doesn’t feel much well. He’s had too much wine.
52. Which is the most correct? (192:26: very, too, enough) A. The removalist men were very strong, but they couldn't lift the piano.B. The removalist men were too strong, but they couldn't lift the piano.C. The removalist men were strong enough, but they couldn't lift the piano.
53. Which is the most correct? (197:27: of, on) A. Brisbane can have lovely weather, depending on the season.B. Brisbane can have lovely weather, depending the season.C. Brisbane can have lovely weather, depending of the season.
54. Which is the most correct? (198:27: of, on) A. Bryan hasn't yet had the experience of managing a team.B. Bryan hasn't yet had the experience managing a team.C. Bryan hasn't yet had the experience in managing a team.
55. Which is the most correct? (56:28: take) A. You should pay attention to your parents because they try hard to take care of you.B. You should pay attention with your parents because they try hard to take care of you.C. You should pay attention to your parents because they try hard to take care with you.
56. Which is the most correct? (204:28: take) A. Next time you vist me, please bring your friends along.B. Next time you vist me, please take your friends along.
57. Which is the most correct? (209:29: the) A. Many fish died as a result of the pollution from this factory, but other factories were better managed.B. Many fish died as a result of pollution from this factory, but other factories were better managed.
58. Which is the most correct? (213:29: the) A. She loves animals and volunteers helping the animals at our local shelter.B. She loves animals and volunteers helping animals at our local shelter.C. She loves the animals and volunteers helping animals at or local shelter.
59. Which is the most correct? (59:30: object verbs) A. He regretted his decision to eat snails, but he enjoyed the night out at the French restaurant.B. He regretted to eat snails, but he enjoyed the night out at the French restaurant.C. He regretted his decision to eat snails, but he enjoyed out at the French restaurant.
60. Which is the most correct? (63:30: object verbs) A. You can't stand when people interrupt you.B. You can't stand people interrupt you.C. You can't stand it people interrupt you.
First option is correct. Ensure the quiz randomises the options.
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#Questions: 60
1. Which is the most correct? (2:1: when or if)
Please phone me when you have the research data.
Please phone me when you will have the research data.
Please phone me if you will have the research data.
2. Which is the most correct? (65:1: when or if)
If Peter comes, I'll call you immediately.
If Peter will come, I'll call you immediately.
If Peter comes, I call you immediately.
3. Which is the most correct? (67:2: present tenses for future)
Sorry I forgot about the meeting. It won't happen again.
Sorry I forgot about the meeting. It happens not again.
Sorry I forgot about the meeting. It doesn't will happen again.
4. Which is the most correct? (3:2: present tenses for future)
The conference starts at 9am, so we’ll have to leave early.
The conference will start at 9am, so we’ll have to leave early.
The conference is starting at 9am, so we’ll have to leave early.
5. Which is the most correct? (69:3: indirect questions)
She wondered whether the race would start soon.
She wondered whether the race starts soon.
She wondered whether the race will start soon.
6. Which is the most correct? (5:3: indirect questions)
Could you tell me what time the next train is?
Could you tell me what time is the next train?
Could you tell me what is the time of the next train?
7. Which is the most correct? (8:4: have or have got)
What time does she usually have lunch?
What time does she usually have got lunch?
What time has she usually got lunch?
8. Which is the most correct? (7:4: have or have got)
Did you have a good holiday last month?
Did you have got a good holiday last month?
Had you got a good holiday last month?
9. Which is the most correct? (73:5: present perfect)
I worked as a teacher in my first career.
I work as a teacher in my first career.
I have worked as a teacher in my first career.
10. Which is the most correct? (9:5: present perfect)
We have been married for ten years.
We are married for ten years.
We are married since ten years.
11. Which is the most correct? (77:6: past perfect)
Just as I was walking away from my house, I could hear the telephone ringing inside.
Just as I was walking away from my house, I could hear the telephone had been ringing inside.
Just as had been walking away from my house, I could hear the telephone ringing inside.
12. Which is the most correct? (76:6: past perfect)
Peter was late to the conference, so by the time he got there most presenters had stopped presenting.
Peter was late to the conference, so by the time he dit get there most presenters had stopped presenting.
Peter was late to the conference, so by the time he get there most presenters had stopped presenting.
13. Which is the most correct? (81:7: must or have to)
We must remember to buy tickets before getting on the train.
We must to remember to buy tickets before getting on the train.
We have to remember to buy tickets before getting on the train.
14. Which is the most correct? (14:7: must or have to)
To save money, I must stop eating out every night.
To save money, I have stop eating out every night.
To save money, I must to stop eating out every night.
15. Which is the most correct? (88:8: mustn't or don't have to)
We mustn't be late to the meeting.
We don't must be late to the meeting.
We don't have to be late to the meeting.
16. Which is the most correct? (86:8: mustn't or don't have to)
You don't have to refuel the car. I already filled it up.
You mustn't to refuel the car. I already filled it up.
You mustn't refuel the car. I already filled it up.
17. Which is the most correct? (17:9: can, could, couldn't, or be able to)
Could I borrow your pen, please?
Am I able to borrow your pen, please?
Could I to borrow your pen, please?
18. Which is the most correct? (93:9: can, could, couldn't, or be able to)
I was able to do gymnastics very well when I was younger.
I could to do gymnastics very well when I was younger.
I was able do gymnastics very well when I was younger.
19. Which is the most correct? (95:10: say or tell)
My son is always telling me how hard he studies, but his grades don't show it.
My son is always saying me how hard he studies, but his grades don't show it.
My son is always telling to me how hard he studies, but his grades don't show it.
20. Which is the most correct? (97:10: say or tell)
She overheard us saying we bought her a gift.
She overheard us telling we bought her a gift.
She overheard us saying to her we bought her a gift.
21. Which is the most correct? (101:11: make or do)
We have so much housework to do before the party!
We have so much housework to make before the party!
22. Which is the most correct? (21:11: make or do)
We need to make a decision about which car to buy.
We need to do a decision about which car to buy.
We need decision about which car to buy.
23. Which is the most correct? (109:12: find out, make up, bring up, grow up or take off)
Let me help you take off that wet raincoat.
Let me help you take out that wet raincoat.
Let me help you take in that wet raincoat.
24. Which is the most correct? (24:12: find out, make up, bring up, grow up or take off)
We got lost last night and couldn’t find our hotel.
We got lost last night and couldn’t find out our hotel.
We got lost last night and couldn’t finding our hotel.
25. Which is the most correct? (116:13: like or as)
She speaks Spanish like many in that group.
She speaks Spanish as many in that group.
She speaks Spanish as many as in that group.
26. Which is the most correct? (113:13: like or as)
He's not as clever as you.
He's not as clever like you.
He's not clever as you.
27. Which is the most correct? (121:14: countable)
There isn't much accommodation available right now.
There aren't many accommodations available right now.
There aren't much housing available right now.
28. Which is the most correct? (28:14: countable)
Accommodation is quite difficult to find in this city.
Accommodations are quite difficult to find in this city.
Accommodations is quite difficult to find in this city.
29. Which is the most correct? (129:15: good or well)
Thanks for the date. I had a very good time!
Thanks for the date. I had a very well time!
Thanks for the date. I very well had a good time!
30. Which is the most correct? (125:15: good or well)
She can play tennis very well.
She can play tennis very good.
She can play tennis very goodly.
31. Which is the most correct? (31:16: apostrophe)
I’m buying something for my sister. Where is the ladies’ department in this shop?
I’m buying something for my sister. Where is the ladie’s department in this shop?
I’m buying something for my sister. Where is the ladies department in this shop?
32. Which is the most correct? (135:16: apostrophe)
There's a library in the town centre.
Theres a library in the town centre.
There 's a library in the town centre.
33. Which is the most correct? (137:17: capital letter, comma)
We are planning a holiday in January after the New Year.
We are planning a holiday in january after the new year.
We are planning a holiday in january after the New Year.
34. Which is the most correct? (33:17: capital letter, comma)
When you are in the UK, you must visit the Tower of London!
When you are in the uk, you must visit the Tower of London!
When you are in the UK you must visit the tower of London!
35. Which is the most correct? (147:18: spelling)
The CEO wants to try a different approach to advertisement.
The CEO wants to try a diferent approach to advertisment.
The CEO wants to try a different approach to advertisment.
36. Which is the most correct? (146:18: spelling)
We had a really wonderful time at the park.
We had a realy wonderful time at the park.
We had a really wonderfull time at the park.
37. Which is the most correct? (38:19: confusing nouns)
Peter likes camping to be close to nature.
Peter likes camping to be close to the countryside.
Peter likes camping to be close to the environment.
38. Which is the most correct? (153:19: confusing nouns)
We often say that life is a journey full of interesting side-trips.
We often say that life is a trip full of interesting side-journeys.
We often say that life is a journey full of interesting side-travels.
39. Which is the most correct? (157:20: confusing adjectives)
On the plane was a nervous woman who didn't like flying, and an irritable man who didn't like noisy kids.
On the plane was an irritable woman who didn't like flying, and a nervous man who didn't like noisy kids.
40. Which is the most correct? (160:20: confusing adjectives)
He's interested in her, but she doesn't find him interesting at all.
He's interesting in her, but she doesn't find him interested at all.
41. Which is the most correct? (162:21: get)
We took a wrong turn so it took us longer to get home.
We took a wrong turn so it took us longer to go home.
42. Which is the most correct? (163:21: get)
Can you go to the shop and get me some milk?
Can you get to the shop and get me some milk?
43. Which is the most correct? (169:22: hope or wish)
Good luck in the job interview. I hope you get the job.
Good luck in the job interview. I wish you to get the job.
44. Which is the most correct? (168:22: hope or wish)
Peter wished he didn't have to borrow money. He needs a better job!
Peter hoped he didn't have to borrow money. He needs a better job!
45. Which is the most correct? (176:23: opinion)
According to climate scientists, we need to act soon to reduce greenhouse gases.
In climate scientist's perspective, we need to act soon to reduce greenhouse gases.
Accordingly climate scientists, we need to act soon to reduce greenhouse gases.
46. Which is the most correct? (46:23: opinion)
In my opinion, Brisbane is the best city in Australia.
According to me, Brisbane is the best city in Australia.
On my hand, Brisbane is the best city in Australia.
47. Which is the most correct? (181:24: in, to)
Can you explain to me how this photocopier was damaged?
Can you explain me how this photocopier was damaged?
48. Which is the most correct? (48:24: in, to)
He wrote to her describing to her what he had done on his trip.
He wrote to her describing her what he had done on his trip.
He wrote to her describing to her what he had done in his trip.
49. Which is the most correct? (187:25: still, yet, or already)
We completed the client project last month, but have not been paid yet.
We completed the client project last month, but have not been paid still.
50. Which is the most correct? (185:25: still, yet, or already)
Do you want to see the new Star Wars film, or have you seen it already?
Do you want to see the new Star Wars film, or have you seen it yet?
51. Which is the most correct? (191:26: very, too, enough)
Compared to my own awful cooking, your food is very delicious.
Compared to my own awful cooking, your food is too delicious.
52. Which is the most correct? (194:26: very, too, enough)
Tom was too embarrased to ask a question during the lecture, so he didn't.
Tom was very embarrased to ask a question during the lecture, so he didn't.
53. Which is the most correct? (53:27: of, on)
Sarah is very fond of cats, but not keen on dogs.
Sarah is very fond about cats, but not keen on dogs.
Sarah is very fond of cats, but not keen about dogs.
54. Which is the most correct? (199:27: of, on)
Despite the lack of training, most of the students passed the navigation test.
Despite the lack of training, most of students passed the navigation test.
55. Which is the most correct? (56:28: take)
You should pay attention to your parents because they try hard to take care of you.
You should pay attention with your parents because they try hard to take care of you.
You should pay attention to your parents because they try hard to take care with you.
56. Which is the most correct? (204:28: take)
Next time you vist me, please bring your friends along.
Next time you vist me, please take your friends along.
57. Which is the most correct? (58:29: the)
After accidentally spilling its oil, the ship’s captain regretted that lots of fish were killed by the pollution.
After accidentally spilling its oil, the ship’s captain regretted that lots of fish were killed by pollution.
After accidentally spilling its oil, a ship’s captain regretted that lots of fish were killed by the pollution.
58. Which is the most correct? (210:29: the)
During the evenings I'm still at work doing the reasearch that you asked for.
During the evenings I'm still at the work doing reasearch that you asked for.
During the evenings I'm still at work doing reasearch that you asked for.
59. Which is the most correct? (216:30: object verbs)
We moved out of the city years ago and have never regretted it.
We moved out of the city years ago and have never regretted.
60. Which is the most correct? (215:30: object verbs)
She told me some gossip about David, but I don't believe it.
She told me some gossip about David, but I don't believe.
Options shuffled
1. Which is the most correct? (2:1: when or if)
Please phone me when you have the research data.
Please phone me if you will have the research data.
Please phone me when you will have the research data.
2. Which is the most correct? (65:1: when or if)
If Peter will come, I'll call you immediately.
If Peter comes, I'll call you immediately.
If Peter comes, I call you immediately.
3. Which is the most correct? (67:2: present tenses for future)
Sorry I forgot about the meeting. It won't happen again.
Sorry I forgot about the meeting. It happens not again.
Sorry I forgot about the meeting. It doesn't will happen again.
4. Which is the most correct? (3:2: present tenses for future)
The conference is starting at 9am, so we’ll have to leave early.
The conference starts at 9am, so we’ll have to leave early.
The conference will start at 9am, so we’ll have to leave early.
5. Which is the most correct? (69:3: indirect questions)
She wondered whether the race starts soon.
She wondered whether the race would start soon.
She wondered whether the race will start soon.
6. Which is the most correct? (5:3: indirect questions)
Could you tell me what time is the next train?
Could you tell me what time the next train is?
Could you tell me what is the time of the next train?
7. Which is the most correct? (8:4: have or have got)
What time does she usually have got lunch?
What time does she usually have lunch?
What time has she usually got lunch?
8. Which is the most correct? (7:4: have or have got)
Did you have got a good holiday last month?
Did you have a good holiday last month?
Had you got a good holiday last month?
9. Which is the most correct? (73:5: present perfect)
I have worked as a teacher in my first career.
I worked as a teacher in my first career.
I work as a teacher in my first career.
10. Which is the most correct? (9:5: present perfect)
We have been married for ten years.
We are married since ten years.
We are married for ten years.
11. Which is the most correct? (77:6: past perfect)
Just as I was walking away from my house, I could hear the telephone ringing inside.
Just as had been walking away from my house, I could hear the telephone ringing inside.
Just as I was walking away from my house, I could hear the telephone had been ringing inside.
12. Which is the most correct? (76:6: past perfect)
Peter was late to the conference, so by the time he dit get there most presenters had stopped presenting.
Peter was late to the conference, so by the time he get there most presenters had stopped presenting.
Peter was late to the conference, so by the time he got there most presenters had stopped presenting.
13. Which is the most correct? (81:7: must or have to)
We have to remember to buy tickets before getting on the train.
We must remember to buy tickets before getting on the train.
We must to remember to buy tickets before getting on the train.
14. Which is the most correct? (14:7: must or have to)
To save money, I must stop eating out every night.
To save money, I must to stop eating out every night.
To save money, I have stop eating out every night.
15. Which is the most correct? (88:8: mustn't or don't have to)
We don't must be late to the meeting.
We mustn't be late to the meeting.
We don't have to be late to the meeting.
16. Which is the most correct? (86:8: mustn't or don't have to)
You don't have to refuel the car. I already filled it up.
You mustn't refuel the car. I already filled it up.
You mustn't to refuel the car. I already filled it up.
17. Which is the most correct? (17:9: can, could, couldn't, or be able to)
Could I to borrow your pen, please?
Could I borrow your pen, please?
Am I able to borrow your pen, please?
18. Which is the most correct? (93:9: can, could, couldn't, or be able to)
I could to do gymnastics very well when I was younger.
I was able to do gymnastics very well when I was younger.
I was able do gymnastics very well when I was younger.
19. Which is the most correct? (95:10: say or tell)
My son is always telling me how hard he studies, but his grades don't show it.
My son is always telling to me how hard he studies, but his grades don't show it.
My son is always saying me how hard he studies, but his grades don't show it.
20. Which is the most correct? (97:10: say or tell)
She overheard us saying we bought her a gift.
She overheard us telling we bought her a gift.
She overheard us saying to her we bought her a gift.
21. Which is the most correct? (101:11: make or do)
We have so much housework to do before the party!
We have so much housework to make before the party!
22. Which is the most correct? (21:11: make or do)
We need to make a decision about which car to buy.
We need decision about which car to buy.
We need to do a decision about which car to buy.
23. Which is the most correct? (109:12: find out, make up, bring up, grow up or take off)
Let me help you take off that wet raincoat.
Let me help you take in that wet raincoat.
Let me help you take out that wet raincoat.
24. Which is the most correct? (24:12: find out, make up, bring up, grow up or take off)
We got lost last night and couldn’t finding our hotel.
We got lost last night and couldn’t find out our hotel.
We got lost last night and couldn’t find our hotel.
25. Which is the most correct? (116:13: like or as)
She speaks Spanish as many as in that group.
She speaks Spanish as many in that group.
She speaks Spanish like many in that group.
26. Which is the most correct? (113:13: like or as)
He's not clever as you.
He's not as clever as you.
He's not as clever like you.
27. Which is the most correct? (121:14: countable)
There isn't much accommodation available right now.
There aren't much housing available right now.
There aren't many accommodations available right now.
28. Which is the most correct? (28:14: countable)
Accommodations is quite difficult to find in this city.
Accommodation is quite difficult to find in this city.
Accommodations are quite difficult to find in this city.
29. Which is the most correct? (129:15: good or well)
Thanks for the date. I had a very good time!
Thanks for the date. I had a very well time!
Thanks for the date. I very well had a good time!
30. Which is the most correct? (125:15: good or well)
She can play tennis very good.
She can play tennis very well.
She can play tennis very goodly.
31. Which is the most correct? (31:16: apostrophe)
I’m buying something for my sister. Where is the ladies’ department in this shop?
I’m buying something for my sister. Where is the ladie’s department in this shop?
I’m buying something for my sister. Where is the ladies department in this shop?
32. Which is the most correct? (135:16: apostrophe)
Theres a library in the town centre.
There's a library in the town centre.
There 's a library in the town centre.
33. Which is the most correct? (137:17: capital letter, comma)
We are planning a holiday in January after the New Year.
We are planning a holiday in january after the new year.
We are planning a holiday in january after the New Year.
34. Which is the most correct? (33:17: capital letter, comma)
When you are in the uk, you must visit the Tower of London!
When you are in the UK, you must visit the Tower of London!
When you are in the UK you must visit the tower of London!
35. Which is the most correct? (147:18: spelling)
The CEO wants to try a different approach to advertisment.
The CEO wants to try a different approach to advertisement.
The CEO wants to try a diferent approach to advertisment.
36. Which is the most correct? (146:18: spelling)
We had a really wonderful time at the park.
We had a really wonderfull time at the park.
We had a realy wonderful time at the park.
37. Which is the most correct? (38:19: confusing nouns)
Peter likes camping to be close to nature.
Peter likes camping to be close to the environment.
Peter likes camping to be close to the countryside.
38. Which is the most correct? (153:19: confusing nouns)
We often say that life is a journey full of interesting side-trips.
We often say that life is a journey full of interesting side-travels.
We often say that life is a trip full of interesting side-journeys.
39. Which is the most correct? (157:20: confusing adjectives)
On the plane was an irritable woman who didn't like flying, and a nervous man who didn't like noisy kids.
On the plane was a nervous woman who didn't like flying, and an irritable man who didn't like noisy kids.
40. Which is the most correct? (160:20: confusing adjectives)
He's interested in her, but she doesn't find him interesting at all.
He's interesting in her, but she doesn't find him interested at all.
41. Which is the most correct? (162:21: get)
We took a wrong turn so it took us longer to go home.
We took a wrong turn so it took us longer to get home.
42. Which is the most correct? (163:21: get)
Can you get to the shop and get me some milk?
Can you go to the shop and get me some milk?
43. Which is the most correct? (169:22: hope or wish)
Good luck in the job interview. I hope you get the job.
Good luck in the job interview. I wish you to get the job.
44. Which is the most correct? (168:22: hope or wish)
Peter wished he didn't have to borrow money. He needs a better job!
Peter hoped he didn't have to borrow money. He needs a better job!
45. Which is the most correct? (176:23: opinion)
According to climate scientists, we need to act soon to reduce greenhouse gases.
In climate scientist's perspective, we need to act soon to reduce greenhouse gases.
Accordingly climate scientists, we need to act soon to reduce greenhouse gases.
46. Which is the most correct? (46:23: opinion)
In my opinion, Brisbane is the best city in Australia.
According to me, Brisbane is the best city in Australia.
On my hand, Brisbane is the best city in Australia.
47. Which is the most correct? (181:24: in, to)
Can you explain me how this photocopier was damaged?
Can you explain to me how this photocopier was damaged?
48. Which is the most correct? (48:24: in, to)
He wrote to her describing her what he had done on his trip.
He wrote to her describing to her what he had done in his trip.
He wrote to her describing to her what he had done on his trip.
49. Which is the most correct? (187:25: still, yet, or already)
We completed the client project last month, but have not been paid still.
We completed the client project last month, but have not been paid yet.
50. Which is the most correct? (185:25: still, yet, or already)
Do you want to see the new Star Wars film, or have you seen it yet?
Do you want to see the new Star Wars film, or have you seen it already?
51. Which is the most correct? (191:26: very, too, enough)
Compared to my own awful cooking, your food is very delicious.
Compared to my own awful cooking, your food is too delicious.
52. Which is the most correct? (194:26: very, too, enough)
Tom was very embarrased to ask a question during the lecture, so he didn't.
Tom was too embarrased to ask a question during the lecture, so he didn't.
53. Which is the most correct? (53:27: of, on)
Sarah is very fond of cats, but not keen on dogs.
Sarah is very fond about cats, but not keen on dogs.
Sarah is very fond of cats, but not keen about dogs.
54. Which is the most correct? (199:27: of, on)
Despite the lack of training, most of students passed the navigation test.
Despite the lack of training, most of the students passed the navigation test.
55. Which is the most correct? (56:28: take)
You should pay attention to your parents because they try hard to take care of you.
You should pay attention with your parents because they try hard to take care of you.
You should pay attention to your parents because they try hard to take care with you.
56. Which is the most correct? (204:28: take)
Next time you vist me, please bring your friends along.
Next time you vist me, please take your friends along.
57. Which is the most correct? (58:29: the)
After accidentally spilling its oil, the ship’s captain regretted that lots of fish were killed by the pollution.
After accidentally spilling its oil, a ship’s captain regretted that lots of fish were killed by the pollution.
After accidentally spilling its oil, the ship’s captain regretted that lots of fish were killed by pollution.
58. Which is the most correct? (210:29: the)
During the evenings I'm still at work doing reasearch that you asked for.
During the evenings I'm still at work doing the reasearch that you asked for.
During the evenings I'm still at the work doing reasearch that you asked for.
59. Which is the most correct? (216:30: object verbs)
We moved out of the city years ago and have never regretted.
We moved out of the city years ago and have never regretted it.
60. Which is the most correct? (215:30: object verbs)
She told me some gossip about David, but I don't believe it.
She told me some gossip about David, but I don't believe.
1. (2:30: object verbs) Please phone me when you have the research data.
2. (65:30: object verbs) If Peter comes, I'll call you immediately.
3. (67:30: object verbs) Sorry I forgot about the meeting. It won't happen again.
4. (3:30: object verbs) The conference starts at 9am, so we’ll have to leave early.
5. (69:30: object verbs) She wondered whether the race would start soon.
6. (5:30: object verbs) Could you tell me what time the next train is?
7. (8:30: object verbs) What time does she usually have lunch?
8. (7:30: object verbs) Did you have a good holiday last month?
9. (73:30: object verbs) I worked as a teacher in my first career.
10. (9:30: object verbs) We have been married for ten years.
11. (77:30: object verbs) Just as I was walking away from my house, I could hear the telephone ringing inside.
12. (76:30: object verbs) Peter was late to the conference, so by the time he got there most presenters had stopped presenting.
13. (81:30: object verbs) We must remember to buy tickets before getting on the train.
14. (14:30: object verbs) To save money, I must stop eating out every night.
15. (88:30: object verbs) We mustn't be late to the meeting.
16. (86:30: object verbs) You don't have to refuel the car. I already filled it up.
17. (17:30: object verbs) Could I borrow your pen, please?
18. (93:30: object verbs) I was able to do gymnastics very well when I was younger.
19. (95:30: object verbs) My son is always telling me how hard he studies, but his grades don't show it.
20. (97:30: object verbs) She overheard us saying we bought her a gift.
21. (101:30: object verbs) We have so much housework to do before the party!
22. (21:30: object verbs) We need to make a decision about which car to buy.
23. (109:30: object verbs) Let me help you take off that wet raincoat.
24. (24:30: object verbs) We got lost last night and couldn’t find our hotel.
25. (116:30: object verbs) She speaks Spanish like many in that group.
26. (113:30: object verbs) He's not as clever as you.
27. (121:30: object verbs) There isn't much accommodation available right now.
28. (28:30: object verbs) Accommodation is quite difficult to find in this city.
29. (129:30: object verbs) Thanks for the date. I had a very good time!
30. (125:30: object verbs) She can play tennis very well.
31. (31:30: object verbs) I’m buying something for my sister. Where is the ladies’ department in this shop?
32. (135:30: object verbs) There's a library in the town centre.
33. (137:30: object verbs) We are planning a holiday in January after the New Year.
34. (33:30: object verbs) When you are in the UK, you must visit the Tower of London!
35. (147:30: object verbs) The CEO wants to try a different approach to advertisement.
36. (146:30: object verbs) We had a really wonderful time at the park.
37. (38:30: object verbs) Peter likes camping to be close to nature.
38. (153:30: object verbs) We often say that life is a journey full of interesting side-trips.
39. (157:30: object verbs) On the plane was a nervous woman who didn't like flying, and an irritable man who didn't like noisy kids.
40. (160:30: object verbs) He's interested in her, but she doesn't find him interesting at all.
41. (162:30: object verbs) We took a wrong turn so it took us longer to get home.
42. (163:30: object verbs) Can you go to the shop and get me some milk?
43. (169:30: object verbs) Good luck in the job interview. I hope you get the job.
44. (168:30: object verbs) Peter wished he didn't have to borrow money. He needs a better job!
45. (176:30: object verbs) According to climate scientists, we need to act soon to reduce greenhouse gases.
46. (46:30: object verbs) In my opinion, Brisbane is the best city in Australia.
47. (181:30: object verbs) Can you explain to me how this photocopier was damaged?
48. (48:30: object verbs) He wrote to her describing to her what he had done on his trip.
49. (187:30: object verbs) We completed the client project last month, but have not been paid yet.
50. (185:30: object verbs) Do you want to see the new Star Wars film, or have you seen it already?
51. (191:30: object verbs) Compared to my own awful cooking, your food is very delicious.
52. (194:30: object verbs) Tom was too embarrased to ask a question during the lecture, so he didn't.
53. (53:30: object verbs) Sarah is very fond of cats, but not keen on dogs.
54. (199:30: object verbs) Despite the lack of training, most of the students passed the navigation test.
55. (56:30: object verbs) You should pay attention to your parents because they try hard to take care of you.
56. (204:30: object verbs) Next time you vist me, please bring your friends along.
57. (58:30: object verbs) After accidentally spilling its oil, the ship’s captain regretted that lots of fish were killed by the pollution.
58. (210:30: object verbs) During the evenings I'm still at work doing the reasearch that you asked for.
59. (216:30: object verbs) We moved out of the city years ago and have never regretted it.
60. (215:30: object verbs) She told me some gossip about David, but I don't believe it.
First option is correct. Ensure the Quiz shuffles the options.
1. Which is the most correct? (2:1: when or if)
Please phone me when you have the research data.
Please phone me when you will have the research data.
Please phone me if you will have the research data.
2. Which is the most correct? (65:1: when or if)
If Peter comes, I'll call you immediately.
If Peter will come, I'll call you immediately.
If Peter comes, I call you immediately.
3. Which is the most correct? (67:2: present tenses for future)
Sorry I forgot about the meeting. It won't happen again.
Sorry I forgot about the meeting. It happens not again.
Sorry I forgot about the meeting. It doesn't will happen again.
4. Which is the most correct? (3:2: present tenses for future)
The conference starts at 9am, so we’ll have to leave early.
The conference will start at 9am, so we’ll have to leave early.
The conference is starting at 9am, so we’ll have to leave early.
5. Which is the most correct? (69:3: indirect questions)
She wondered whether the race would start soon.
She wondered whether the race starts soon.
She wondered whether the race will start soon.
6. Which is the most correct? (5:3: indirect questions)
Could you tell me what time the next train is?
Could you tell me what time is the next train?
Could you tell me what is the time of the next train?
7. Which is the most correct? (8:4: have or have got)
What time does she usually have lunch?
What time does she usually have got lunch?
What time has she usually got lunch?
8. Which is the most correct? (7:4: have or have got)
Did you have a good holiday last month?
Did you have got a good holiday last month?
Had you got a good holiday last month?
9. Which is the most correct? (73:5: present perfect)
I worked as a teacher in my first career.
I work as a teacher in my first career.
I have worked as a teacher in my first career.
10. Which is the most correct? (9:5: present perfect)
We have been married for ten years.
We are married for ten years.
We are married since ten years.
11. Which is the most correct? (77:6: past perfect)
Just as I was walking away from my house, I could hear the telephone ringing inside.
Just as I was walking away from my house, I could hear the telephone had been ringing inside.
Just as had been walking away from my house, I could hear the telephone ringing inside.
12. Which is the most correct? (76:6: past perfect)
Peter was late to the conference, so by the time he got there most presenters had stopped presenting.
Peter was late to the conference, so by the time he dit get there most presenters had stopped presenting.
Peter was late to the conference, so by the time he get there most presenters had stopped presenting.
13. Which is the most correct? (81:7: must or have to)
We must remember to buy tickets before getting on the train.
We must to remember to buy tickets before getting on the train.
We have to remember to buy tickets before getting on the train.
14. Which is the most correct? (14:7: must or have to)
To save money, I must stop eating out every night.
To save money, I have stop eating out every night.
To save money, I must to stop eating out every night.
15. Which is the most correct? (88:8: mustn't or don't have to)
We mustn't be late to the meeting.
We don't must be late to the meeting.
We don't have to be late to the meeting.
16. Which is the most correct? (86:8: mustn't or don't have to)
You don't have to refuel the car. I already filled it up.
You mustn't to refuel the car. I already filled it up.
You mustn't refuel the car. I already filled it up.
17. Which is the most correct? (17:9: can, could, couldn't, or be able to)
Could I borrow your pen, please?
Am I able to borrow your pen, please?
Could I to borrow your pen, please?
18. Which is the most correct? (93:9: can, could, couldn't, or be able to)
I was able to do gymnastics very well when I was younger.
I could to do gymnastics very well when I was younger.
I was able do gymnastics very well when I was younger.
19. Which is the most correct? (95:10: say or tell)
My son is always telling me how hard he studies, but his grades don't show it.
My son is always saying me how hard he studies, but his grades don't show it.
My son is always telling to me how hard he studies, but his grades don't show it.
20. Which is the most correct? (97:10: say or tell)
She overheard us saying we bought her a gift.
She overheard us telling we bought her a gift.
She overheard us saying to her we bought her a gift.
21. Which is the most correct? (101:11: make or do)
We have so much housework to do before the party!
We have so much housework to make before the party!
22. Which is the most correct? (21:11: make or do)
We need to make a decision about which car to buy.
We need to do a decision about which car to buy.
We need decision about which car to buy.
23. Which is the most correct? (109:12: find out, make up, bring up, grow up or take off)
Let me help you take off that wet raincoat.
Let me help you take out that wet raincoat.
Let me help you take in that wet raincoat.
24. Which is the most correct? (24:12: find out, make up, bring up, grow up or take off)
We got lost last night and couldn’t find our hotel.
We got lost last night and couldn’t find out our hotel.
We got lost last night and couldn’t finding our hotel.
25. Which is the most correct? (116:13: like or as)
She speaks Spanish like many in that group.
She speaks Spanish as many in that group.
She speaks Spanish as many as in that group.
26. Which is the most correct? (113:13: like or as)
He's not as clever as you.
He's not as clever like you.
He's not clever as you.
27. Which is the most correct? (121:14: countable)
There isn't much accommodation available right now.
There aren't many accommodations available right now.
There aren't much housing available right now.
28. Which is the most correct? (28:14: countable)
Accommodation is quite difficult to find in this city.
Accommodations are quite difficult to find in this city.
Accommodations is quite difficult to find in this city.
29. Which is the most correct? (129:15: good or well)
Thanks for the date. I had a very good time!
Thanks for the date. I had a very well time!
Thanks for the date. I very well had a good time!
30. Which is the most correct? (125:15: good or well)
She can play tennis very well.
She can play tennis very good.
She can play tennis very goodly.
31. Which is the most correct? (31:16: apostrophe)
I’m buying something for my sister. Where is the ladies’ department in this shop?
I’m buying something for my sister. Where is the ladie’s department in this shop?
I’m buying something for my sister. Where is the ladies department in this shop?
32. Which is the most correct? (135:16: apostrophe)
There's a library in the town centre.
Theres a library in the town centre.
There 's a library in the town centre.
33. Which is the most correct? (137:17: capital letter, comma)
We are planning a holiday in January after the New Year.
We are planning a holiday in january after the new year.
We are planning a holiday in january after the New Year.
34. Which is the most correct? (33:17: capital letter, comma)
When you are in the UK, you must visit the Tower of London!
When you are in the uk, you must visit the Tower of London!
When you are in the UK you must visit the tower of London!
35. Which is the most correct? (147:18: spelling)
The CEO wants to try a different approach to advertisement.
The CEO wants to try a diferent approach to advertisment.
The CEO wants to try a different approach to advertisment.
36. Which is the most correct? (146:18: spelling)
We had a really wonderful time at the park.
We had a realy wonderful time at the park.
We had a really wonderfull time at the park.
37. Which is the most correct? (38:19: confusing nouns)
Peter likes camping to be close to nature.
Peter likes camping to be close to the countryside.
Peter likes camping to be close to the environment.
38. Which is the most correct? (153:19: confusing nouns)
We often say that life is a journey full of interesting side-trips.
We often say that life is a trip full of interesting side-journeys.
We often say that life is a journey full of interesting side-travels.
39. Which is the most correct? (157:20: confusing adjectives)
On the plane was a nervous woman who didn't like flying, and an irritable man who didn't like noisy kids.
On the plane was an irritable woman who didn't like flying, and a nervous man who didn't like noisy kids.
40. Which is the most correct? (160:20: confusing adjectives)
He's interested in her, but she doesn't find him interesting at all.
He's interesting in her, but she doesn't find him interested at all.
41. Which is the most correct? (162:21: get)
We took a wrong turn so it took us longer to get home.
We took a wrong turn so it took us longer to go home.
42. Which is the most correct? (163:21: get)
Can you go to the shop and get me some milk?
Can you get to the shop and get me some milk?
43. Which is the most correct? (169:22: hope or wish)
Good luck in the job interview. I hope you get the job.
Good luck in the job interview. I wish you to get the job.
44. Which is the most correct? (168:22: hope or wish)
Peter wished he didn't have to borrow money. He needs a better job!
Peter hoped he didn't have to borrow money. He needs a better job!
45. Which is the most correct? (176:23: opinion)
According to climate scientists, we need to act soon to reduce greenhouse gases.
In climate scientist's perspective, we need to act soon to reduce greenhouse gases.
Accordingly climate scientists, we need to act soon to reduce greenhouse gases.
46. Which is the most correct? (46:23: opinion)
In my opinion, Brisbane is the best city in Australia.
According to me, Brisbane is the best city in Australia.
On my hand, Brisbane is the best city in Australia.
47. Which is the most correct? (181:24: in, to)
Can you explain to me how this photocopier was damaged?
Can you explain me how this photocopier was damaged?
48. Which is the most correct? (48:24: in, to)
He wrote to her describing to her what he had done on his trip.
He wrote to her describing her what he had done on his trip.
He wrote to her describing to her what he had done in his trip.
49. Which is the most correct? (187:25: still, yet, or already)
We completed the client project last month, but have not been paid yet.
We completed the client project last month, but have not been paid still.
50. Which is the most correct? (185:25: still, yet, or already)
Do you want to see the new Star Wars film, or have you seen it already?
Do you want to see the new Star Wars film, or have you seen it yet?
51. Which is the most correct? (191:26: very, too, enough)
Compared to my own awful cooking, your food is very delicious.
Compared to my own awful cooking, your food is too delicious.
52. Which is the most correct? (194:26: very, too, enough)
Tom was too embarrased to ask a question during the lecture, so he didn't.
Tom was very embarrased to ask a question during the lecture, so he didn't.
53. Which is the most correct? (53:27: of, on)
Sarah is very fond of cats, but not keen on dogs.
Sarah is very fond about cats, but not keen on dogs.
Sarah is very fond of cats, but not keen about dogs.
54. Which is the most correct? (199:27: of, on)
Despite the lack of training, most of the students passed the navigation test.
Despite the lack of training, most of students passed the navigation test.
55. Which is the most correct? (56:28: take)
You should pay attention to your parents because they try hard to take care of you.
You should pay attention with your parents because they try hard to take care of you.
You should pay attention to your parents because they try hard to take care with you.
56. Which is the most correct? (204:28: take)
Next time you vist me, please bring your friends along.
Next time you vist me, please take your friends along.
57. Which is the most correct? (58:29: the)
After accidentally spilling its oil, the ship’s captain regretted that lots of fish were killed by the pollution.
After accidentally spilling its oil, the ship’s captain regretted that lots of fish were killed by pollution.
After accidentally spilling its oil, a ship’s captain regretted that lots of fish were killed by the pollution.
58. Which is the most correct? (210:29: the)
During the evenings I'm still at work doing the reasearch that you asked for.
During the evenings I'm still at the work doing reasearch that you asked for.
During the evenings I'm still at work doing reasearch that you asked for.
59. Which is the most correct? (216:30: object verbs)
We moved out of the city years ago and have never regretted it.
We moved out of the city years ago and have never regretted.
60. Which is the most correct? (215:30: object verbs)
She told me some gossip about David, but I don't believe it.
She told me some gossip about David, but I don't believe.
"Question #","Question Text","Answer 1","Answer 2","Answer 3","Answer 4","Time Limit","Correct",,,,,,,"2","Which is the most correct? (2:1: when or if)","Please phone me when you have the research data.","Please phone me when you will have the research data.","Please phone me if you will have the research data.","",30,1"3","Which is the most correct? (65:1: when or if)","If Peter comes, I'll call you immediately.","If Peter will come, I'll call you immediately.","If Peter comes, I call you immediately.","",30,1"4","Which is the most correct? (67:2: present tenses for future)","Sorry I forgot about the meeting. It won't happen again.","Sorry I forgot about the meeting. It happens not again.","Sorry I forgot about the meeting. It doesn't will happen again.","",30,1"5","Which is the most correct? (3:2: present tenses for future)","The conference starts at 9am, so we’ll have to leave early.","The conference will start at 9am, so we’ll have to leave early.","The conference is starting at 9am, so we’ll have to leave early.","",30,1"6","Which is the most correct? (69:3: indirect questions)","She wondered whether the race would start soon.","She wondered whether the race starts soon.","She wondered whether the race will start soon.","",30,1"7","Which is the most correct? (5:3: indirect questions)","Could you tell me what time the next train is?","Could you tell me what time is the next train?","Could you tell me what is the time of the next train?","",30,1"8","Which is the most correct? (8:4: have or have got)","What time does she usually have lunch?","What time does she usually have got lunch?","What time has she usually got lunch?","",30,1"9","Which is the most correct? (7:4: have or have got)","Did you have a good holiday last month?","Did you have got a good holiday last month?","Had you got a good holiday last month?","",30,1"10","Which is the most correct? (73:5: present perfect)","I worked as a teacher in my first career.","I work as a teacher in my first career.","I have worked as a teacher in my first career.","",30,1"11","Which is the most correct? (9:5: present perfect)","We have been married for ten years.","We are married for ten years.","We are married since ten years.","",30,1"12","Which is the most correct? (77:6: past perfect)","Just as I was walking away from my house, I could hear the telephone ringing inside.","Just as I was walking away from my house, I could hear the telephone had been ringing inside.","Just as had been walking away from my house, I could hear the telephone ringing inside.","",30,1"13","Which is the most correct? (76:6: past perfect)","Peter was late to the conference, so by the time he got there most presenters had stopped presenting.","Peter was late to the conference, so by the time he dit get there most presenters had stopped presenting.","Peter was late to the conference, so by the time he get there most presenters had stopped presenting.","",30,1"14","Which is the most correct? (81:7: must or have to)","We must remember to buy tickets before getting on the train.","We must to remember to buy tickets before getting on the train.","We have to remember to buy tickets before getting on the train.","",30,1"15","Which is the most correct? (14:7: must or have to)","To save money, I must stop eating out every night.","To save money, I have stop eating out every night.","To save money, I must to stop eating out every night.","",30,1"16","Which is the most correct? (88:8: mustn't or don't have to)","We mustn't be late to the meeting.","We don't must be late to the meeting.","We don't have to be late to the meeting.","",30,1"17","Which is the most correct? (86:8: mustn't or don't have to)","You don't have to refuel the car. I already filled it up.","You mustn't to refuel the car. I already filled it up.","You mustn't refuel the car. I already filled it up.","",30,1"18","Which is the most correct? (17:9: can, could, couldn't, or be able to)","Could I borrow your pen, please?","Am I able to borrow your pen, please?","Could I to borrow your pen, please?","",30,1"19","Which is the most correct? (93:9: can, could, couldn't, or be able to)","I was able to do gymnastics very well when I was younger.","I could to do gymnastics very well when I was younger.","I was able do gymnastics very well when I was younger.","",30,1"20","Which is the most correct? (95:10: say or tell)","My son is always telling me how hard he studies, but his grades don't show it.","My son is always saying me how hard he studies, but his grades don't show it.","My son is always telling to me how hard he studies, but his grades don't show it.","",30,1"21","Which is the most correct? (97:10: say or tell)","She overheard us saying we bought her a gift.","She overheard us telling we bought her a gift.","She overheard us saying to her we bought her a gift.","",30,1"22","Which is the most correct? (101:11: make or do)","We have so much housework to do before the party!","We have so much housework to make before the party!","","",30,1"23","Which is the most correct? (21:11: make or do)","We need to make a decision about which car to buy.","We need to do a decision about which car to buy.","We need decision about which car to buy.","",30,1"24","Which is the most correct? (109:12: find out, make up, bring up, grow up or take off)","Let me help you take off that wet raincoat.","Let me help you take out that wet raincoat.","Let me help you take in that wet raincoat.","",30,1"25","Which is the most correct? (24:12: find out, make up, bring up, grow up or take off)","We got lost last night and couldn’t find our hotel.","We got lost last night and couldn’t find out our hotel.","We got lost last night and couldn’t finding our hotel.","",30,1"26","Which is the most correct? (116:13: like or as)","She speaks Spanish like many in that group.","She speaks Spanish as many in that group.","She speaks Spanish as many as in that group.","",30,1"27","Which is the most correct? (113:13: like or as)","He's not as clever as you.","He's not as clever like you.","He's not clever as you.","",30,1"28","Which is the most correct? (121:14: countable)","There isn't much accommodation available right now.","There aren't many accommodations available right now.","There aren't much housing available right now.","",30,1"29","Which is the most correct? (28:14: countable)","Accommodation is quite difficult to find in this city.","Accommodations are quite difficult to find in this city.","Accommodations is quite difficult to find in this city.","",30,1"30","Which is the most correct? (129:15: good or well)","Thanks for the date. I had a very good time!","Thanks for the date. I had a very well time!","Thanks for the date. I very well had a good time!","",30,1"31","Which is the most correct? (125:15: good or well)","She can play tennis very well.","She can play tennis very good.","She can play tennis very goodly.","",30,1"32","Which is the most correct? (31:16: apostrophe)","I’m buying something for my sister. Where is the ladies’ department in this shop?","I’m buying something for my sister. Where is the ladie’s department in this shop?","I’m buying something for my sister. Where is the ladies department in this shop?","",30,1"33","Which is the most correct? (135:16: apostrophe)","There's a library in the town centre.","Theres a library in the town centre.","There 's a library in the town centre.","",30,1"34","Which is the most correct? (137:17: capital letter, comma)","We are planning a holiday in January after the New Year.","We are planning a holiday in january after the new year.","We are planning a holiday in january after the New Year.","",30,1"35","Which is the most correct? (33:17: capital letter, comma)","When you are in the UK, you must visit the Tower of London!","When you are in the uk, you must visit the Tower of London!","When you are in the UK you must visit the tower of London!","",30,1"36","Which is the most correct? (147:18: spelling)","The CEO wants to try a different approach to advertisement.","The CEO wants to try a diferent approach to advertisment.","The CEO wants to try a different approach to advertisment.","",30,1"37","Which is the most correct? (146:18: spelling)","We had a really wonderful time at the park.","We had a realy wonderful time at the park.","We had a really wonderfull time at the park.","",30,1"38","Which is the most correct? (38:19: confusing nouns)","Peter likes camping to be close to nature.","Peter likes camping to be close to the countryside.","Peter likes camping to be close to the environment.","",30,1"39","Which is the most correct? (153:19: confusing nouns)","We often say that life is a journey full of interesting side-trips.","We often say that life is a trip full of interesting side-journeys.","We often say that life is a journey full of interesting side-travels.","",30,1"40","Which is the most correct? (157:20: confusing adjectives)","On the plane was a nervous woman who didn't like flying, and an irritable man who didn't like noisy kids.","On the plane was an irritable woman who didn't like flying, and a nervous man who didn't like noisy kids.","","",30,1"41","Which is the most correct? (160:20: confusing adjectives)","He's interested in her, but she doesn't find him interesting at all.","He's interesting in her, but she doesn't find him interested at all.","","",30,1"42","Which is the most correct? (162:21: get)","We took a wrong turn so it took us longer to get home.","We took a wrong turn so it took us longer to go home.","","",30,1"43","Which is the most correct? (163:21: get)","Can you go to the shop and get me some milk?","Can you get to the shop and get me some milk?","","",30,1"44","Which is the most correct? (169:22: hope or wish)","Good luck in the job interview. I hope you get the job.","Good luck in the job interview. I wish you to get the job.","","",30,1"45","Which is the most correct? (168:22: hope or wish)","Peter wished he didn't have to borrow money. He needs a better job!","Peter hoped he didn't have to borrow money. He needs a better job!","","",30,1"46","Which is the most correct? (176:23: opinion)","According to climate scientists, we need to act soon to reduce greenhouse gases.","In climate scientist's perspective, we need to act soon to reduce greenhouse gases.","Accordingly climate scientists, we need to act soon to reduce greenhouse gases.","",30,1"47","Which is the most correct? (46:23: opinion)","In my opinion, Brisbane is the best city in Australia.","According to me, Brisbane is the best city in Australia.","On my hand, Brisbane is the best city in Australia.","",30,1"48","Which is the most correct? (181:24: in, to)","Can you explain to me how this photocopier was damaged?","Can you explain me how this photocopier was damaged?","","",30,1"49","Which is the most correct? (48:24: in, to)","He wrote to her describing to her what he had done on his trip.","He wrote to her describing her what he had done on his trip.","He wrote to her describing to her what he had done in his trip.","",30,1"50","Which is the most correct? (187:25: still, yet, or already)","We completed the client project last month, but have not been paid yet.","We completed the client project last month, but have not been paid still.","","",30,1"51","Which is the most correct? (185:25: still, yet, or already)","Do you want to see the new Star Wars film, or have you seen it already?","Do you want to see the new Star Wars film, or have you seen it yet?","","",30,1"52","Which is the most correct? (191:26: very, too, enough)","Compared to my own awful cooking, your food is very delicious.","Compared to my own awful cooking, your food is too delicious.","","",30,1"53","Which is the most correct? (194:26: very, too, enough)","Tom was too embarrased to ask a question during the lecture, so he didn't.","Tom was very embarrased to ask a question during the lecture, so he didn't.","","",30,1"54","Which is the most correct? (53:27: of, on)","Sarah is very fond of cats, but not keen on dogs.","Sarah is very fond about cats, but not keen on dogs.","Sarah is very fond of cats, but not keen about dogs.","",30,1"55","Which is the most correct? (199:27: of, on)","Despite the lack of training, most of the students passed the navigation test.","Despite the lack of training, most of students passed the navigation test.","","",30,1"56","Which is the most correct? (56:28: take)","You should pay attention to your parents because they try hard to take care of you.","You should pay attention with your parents because they try hard to take care of you.","You should pay attention to your parents because they try hard to take care with you.","",30,1"57","Which is the most correct? (204:28: take)","Next time you vist me, please bring your friends along.","Next time you vist me, please take your friends along.","","",30,1"58","Which is the most correct? (58:29: the)","After accidentally spilling its oil, the ship’s captain regretted that lots of fish were killed by the pollution.","After accidentally spilling its oil, the ship’s captain regretted that lots of fish were killed by pollution.","After accidentally spilling its oil, a ship’s captain regretted that lots of fish were killed by the pollution.","",30,1"59","Which is the most correct? (210:29: the)","During the evenings I'm still at work doing the reasearch that you asked for.","During the evenings I'm still at the work doing reasearch that you asked for.","During the evenings I'm still at work doing reasearch that you asked for.","",30,1"60","Which is the most correct? (216:30: object verbs)","We moved out of the city years ago and have never regretted it.","We moved out of the city years ago and have never regretted.","","",30,1"61","Which is the most correct? (215:30: object verbs)","She told me some gossip about David, but I don't believe it.","She told me some gossip about David, but I don't believe.","","",30,1