May 14, 2026
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1. Which is the most correct? (2:1: when or if) Please phone me if you will have the research data. Please phone me when you have the research data. Please phone me when you will have the research data.2. Which is the most correct? (64:1: when or if) By the time we arrive the party is over. By the time we arrive the party will be over. By the time we will arrive the party will be over.3. 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.4. Which is the most correct? (67:2: present tenses for future) Sorry I forgot about the meeting. It happens not again. Sorry I forgot about the meeting. It doesn't will happen again. Sorry I forgot about the meeting. It won't happen again.5. Which is the most correct? (68:3: indirect questions) Could you tell me you are coming home soon? Could you tell me if you are coming home soon? Could you tell me are you coming home soon?6. Which is the most correct? (69:3: indirect questions) She wondered whether the race would start soon. She wondered whether the race will start soon. She wondered whether the race starts soon.7. Which is the most correct? (7:4: have or have got) Did you have got a good holiday last month? Had you got a good holiday last month? Did you have a good holiday last month?8. Which is the most correct? (70:4: have or have got) Did you have got your own business before you retired? Did you had 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? (11:6: past perfect) She was looking for her cat and asked me if I’d seen it. She was looking for her cat and asked me if I saw it. She was looking for her cat and asked me if I’ve seen it.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? (80:7: must or have to) Traffic regulations state you must to stop completely at Stop signs. Traffic regulations state you have stop completely at Stop signs. Traffic regulations state you must stop completely at Stop signs.14. Which is the most correct? (81:7: must or have to) We must to remember to buy tickets before getting on the train. We must remember to buy tickets before getting on the train. We have to remember to buy tickets before getting on the train.15. Which is the most correct? (85:8: mustn't or don't have to) Tom mustn't to argue with his professor, or he'll fail the subject. Tom doesn't have to argue with his professor, or he'll fail the subject. Tom mustn't argue with his professor, or he'll fail the subject.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? (18:9: can, could, couldn't, or be able to) She couldn’t get a job during the pandemic, but she has one now. She wasn’t able to get a job during the pandemic, but she has one now. She wasn’t get a job during the pandemic, but she has one now.18. Which is the most correct? (93:9: can, could, couldn't, or be able to) I was able do gymnastics very well when I was younger. I was able to do gymnastics very well when I was younger. I could to do gymnastics very well when I was younger.19. Which is the most correct? (19:10: say or tell) My parents don’t say me much about their childhood. My parents don’t tell me much about their childhood. My parents don’t tell much about their childhood.20. Which is the most correct? (96:10: say or tell) Don't believe that politician. He never tells to us the truth. Don't believe that politician. He never says the truth. Don't believe that politician. He never tells the truth.21. Which is the most correct? (103:11: make or do) We don't seem to make so many mistakes these days. We don't seem to do so many mistakes these days.22. Which is the most correct? (105:11: make or do) How can such a little dog do such a big mess? How can such a little dog make such a big mess?23. Which is the most correct? (23:12: find out, make up, bring up, grow up or take off) We were grown up in a very small town. We grew in a very small town. We grew up in a very small town.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 out our hotel. We got lost last night and couldn’t find our hotel. We got lost last night and couldn’t finding our hotel.25. Which is the most correct? (113:13: like or as) He's not as clever like you. He's not as clever as you. He's not clever as you.26. Which is the most correct? (114:13: like or as) This candy smells like banana. This candy smells as banana as. This candy smells as banana.27. Which is the most correct? (28:14: countable) Accommodations is quite difficult to find in this city. Accommodations are quite difficult to find in this city. Accommodation is quite difficult to find in this city.28. Which is the most correct? (124:14: countable) Most times I travel, the airline loses one or two of my luggages. Most times I travel, the airline loses one or two pieces of my luggages. Most times I travel, the airline loses one or two pieces of my luggage.29. Which is the most correct? (29:15: good or well) He can ski a bit, but not very good. He can ski a bit, but he’s not very well at it. He can ski a bit, but he’s not very good at it.30. Which is the most correct? (125:15: good or well) She can play tennis very well. She can play tennis very goodly. She can play tennis very good.31. Which is the most correct? (133:16: apostrophe) Have you seen the new car theyve bought? Have you seen the new car they 've bought? Have you seen the new car they've bought?32. Which is the most correct? (134:16: apostrophe) This house is awful. It's too small and its bathroom is outside in the garden. This house is awful. It's too small and it's bathroom is outside in the garden. This house is awful. Its too small and it's bathroom is outside in the garden.33. Which is the most correct? (140:17: capital letter, comma) Lisa lives in London, which is the capital of the uk and works as a teacher. Lisa lives in London, which is the capital of the UK, and works as a teacher. Lisa lives in London, which is the capital of the UK and works as a teacher.34. Which is the most correct? (141:17: capital letter, comma) I'm a little unsure where to go but I think I can find the place. I'm a little unsure where to go, but I think I can find the place. I'm a little unsure where to go, but I think i can find the place. 35. Which is the most correct? (36:18: spelling) We’d realy like to see a change in government this year. We’d really like to see a change in goverment this year. We’d really like to see a change in government this year.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? (37:19: confusing nouns) We have a 14 hour way to reach Australia from Mexico. We have a 14 hour travel to reach Australia from Mexico. We have a 14 hour journey to reach Australia from Mexico.38. Which is the most correct? (151:19: confusing nouns) We went on a weekend journey to the beach. We went on a weekend trip to the beach. We went on a weekend journey to the beach.39. Which is the most correct? (158:20: confusing adjectives) She's very sensible and makes good decisions. She's very sensitive and makes good decisions.40. Which is the most correct? (160:20: confusing adjectives) He's interesting in her, but she doesn't find him interested at all. He's interested in her, but she doesn't find him interesting at all.41. Which is the most correct? (41:21: get) She is getting 2 tickets for tonight’s movie, and she is getting there by taxi. She is taking 2 tickets for tonight’s movie, and she is getting there by taxi. She is getting 2 tickets for tonight’s movie, and she is taking there by taxi.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? (167:22: hope or wish) He wished he had done better in his interview. He doesn't think he'll get the job. He hoped he had done better in his interview. He doesn't think he'll get the job.44. Which is the most correct? (171:22: hope or wish) We don't like that song. We hope you'd stop singing it. We don't like that song. We wish you'd stop singing it.45. Which is the most correct? (45:23: opinion) Australia is not dangerous. In contrast, most animals are very shy. Australia is not dangerous. In the contrary, most animals are very shy. Australia is not dangerous. On the contrary, most animals are very shy.46. Which is the most correct? (174:23: opinion) In my view, we should probably spend more on marketing before we launch this product. According to me, we should probably spend more on marketing before we launch this product.47. Which is the most correct? (179:24: in, to) Did you write to the newspaper about that story? Did you write the newspaper about that story?48. Which is the most correct? (182:24: in, to) She's taking lessons of French and Spanish because she wants to travel. She's taking lessons in French and Spanish because she wants to travel.49. Which is the most correct? (189:25: still, yet, or already) My son was given $20 pocket money, and he's still spent it! My son was given $20 pocket money, and he's already spent it!50. Which is the most correct? (190:25: still, yet, or already) I've asked my landlord to fix the toilet, but it's still not fixed. I've asked my landlord to fix the toilet, but it's yet not fixed.51. Which is the most correct? (191:26: very, too, enough) Compared to my own awful cooking, your food is too delicious. Compared to my own awful cooking, your food is very delicious.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 strong enough, but they couldn't lift the piano. The removalist men were too strong, but they couldn't lift the piano.53. Which is the most correct? (201:27: of, on) Our economy depends on tourism and visa workers. Our economy depends tourism and visa workers. Our economy depends of tourism and visa workers.54. Which is the most correct? (202:27: of, on) Most of friends share my hobbies as well. Most my friends share my hobbies as well. Most of my friends share my hobbies as well.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? (207:28: take) My teenagers never give attention to me anymore. My teenagers never pay attention to me anymore.57. Which is the most correct? (209:29: the) Many fish died as a result of pollution from this factory, but other factories were better managed. Many fish died as a result of the pollution from this factory, but other factories were better managed.58. Which is the most correct? (213:29: the) She loves the animals and volunteers helping animals at or local shelter. She loves animals and volunteers helping animals at our 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 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 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. By the time we arrive the party will be over. (64:1: when or if)
3. The conference starts at 9am, so we’ll have to leave early. (3:2: present tenses for future)
4. Sorry I forgot about the meeting. It won't happen again. (67:2: present tenses for future)
5. Could you tell me if you are coming home soon? (68:3: indirect questions)
6. She wondered whether the race would start soon. (69:3: indirect questions)
7. Did you have a good holiday last month? (7:4: 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. She was looking for her cat and asked me if I’d seen it. (11:6: 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. Traffic regulations state you must stop completely at Stop signs. (80:7: must or have to)
14. We must remember to buy tickets before getting on the train. (81:7: must or have to)
15. Tom mustn't argue with his professor, or he'll fail the subject. (85:8: 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. She couldn’t get a job during the pandemic, but she has one now. (18:9: can, could, couldn't, or be able to)
18. I was able to do gymnastics very well when I was younger. (93:9: can, could, couldn't, or be able to)
19. My parents don’t tell me much about their childhood. (19:10: say or tell)
20. Don't believe that politician. He never tells the truth. (96:10: say or tell)
21. We don't seem to make so many mistakes these days. (103:11: make or do)
22. How can such a little dog make such a big mess? (105:11: make or do)
23. We grew up in a very small town. (23:12: find out, make up, bring up, grow up or take off)
24. We got lost last night and couldn’t find our hotel. (24:12: find out, make up, bring up, grow up or take off)
25. He's not as clever as you. (113:13: like or as)
26. This candy smells like banana. (114:13: like or as)
27. Accommodation is quite difficult to find in this city. (28:14: countable)
28. Most times I travel, the airline loses one or two pieces of my luggage. (124:14: countable)
29. He can ski a bit, but he’s not very good at it. (29:15: good or well)
30. She can play tennis very well. (125:15: good or well)
31. Have you seen the new car they've bought? (133:16: apostrophe)
32. This house is awful. It's too small and its bathroom is outside in the garden. (134:16: apostrophe)
33. Lisa lives in London, which is the capital of the UK, and works as a teacher. (140:17: capital letter, comma)
34. I'm a little unsure where to go, but I think I can find the place. (141:17: capital letter, comma)
35. We’d really like to see a change in government this year. (36:18: spelling)
36. Wow, this sofa is so comfortable! I prefer this rather than the other one. (148:18: spelling)
37. We have a 14 hour journey to reach Australia from Mexico. (37:19: confusing nouns)
38. We went on a weekend trip to the beach. (151:19: confusing nouns)
39. She's very sensible and makes good decisions. (158:20: confusing adjectives)
40. He's interested in her, but she doesn't find him interesting at all. (160:20: confusing adjectives)
41. She is getting 2 tickets for tonight’s movie, and she is getting there by taxi. (41:21: get)
42. Can you go to the shop and get me some milk? (163:21: get)
43. He wished he had done better in his interview. He doesn't think he'll get the job. (167:22: hope or wish)
44. We don't like that song. We wish you'd stop singing it. (171:22: hope or wish)
45. Australia is not dangerous. On the contrary, most animals are very shy. (45:23: opinion)
46. In my view, we should probably spend more on marketing before we launch this product. (174:23: opinion)
47. Did you write to the newspaper about that story? (179:24: in, to)
48. She's taking lessons in French and Spanish because she wants to travel. (182:24: in, to)
49. My son was given $20 pocket money, and he's already spent it! (189:25: still, yet, or already)
50. I've asked my landlord to fix the toilet, but it's still not fixed. (190:25: still, yet, or already)
51. Compared to my own awful cooking, your food is very delicious. (191:26: very, too, enough)
52. The removalist men were very strong, but they couldn't lift the piano. (192:26: very, too, enough)
53. Our economy depends on tourism and visa workers. (201:27: of, on)
54. Most of my friends share my hobbies as well. (202:27: of, on)
55. You should pay attention to your parents because they try hard to take care of you. (56:28: take)
56. My teenagers never pay attention to me anymore. (207:28: 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? (64:1: when or if) By the time we arrive the party will be over. By the time we will arrive the party will be over. By the time we arrive the party is over.
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? (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.
5. Which is the most correct? (68:3: indirect questions) Could you tell me if you are coming home soon? Could you tell me you are coming home soon? Could you tell me are you coming home soon?
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? (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?
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? (11:6: past perfect) She was looking for her cat and asked me if I’d seen it. She was looking for her cat and asked me if I’ve seen it. She was looking for her cat and asked me if I saw it.
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? (80:7: must or have to) Traffic regulations state you must stop completely at Stop signs. Traffic regulations state you must to stop completely at Stop signs. Traffic regulations state you have stop completely at Stop signs.
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.
15. Which is the most correct? (85:8: mustn't or don't have to) Tom mustn't argue with his professor, or he'll fail the subject. Tom mustn't to argue with his professor, or he'll fail the subject. Tom doesn't have to argue with his professor, or he'll fail the subject.
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? (18:9: can, could, couldn't, or be able to) She couldn’t get a job during the pandemic, but she has one now. She wasn’t able to get a job during the pandemic, but she has one now. She wasn’t get a job during the pandemic, but she has one now.
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? (19:10: say or tell) My parents don’t tell me much about their childhood. My parents don’t tell much about their childhood. My parents don’t say me much about their childhood.
20. Which is the most correct? (96:10: say or tell) Don't believe that politician. He never tells the truth. Don't believe that politician. He never says the truth. Don't believe that politician. He never tells to us the truth.
21. Which is the most correct? (103:11: make or do) We don't seem to make so many mistakes these days. We don't seem to do so many mistakes these days.
22. Which is the most correct? (105:11: make or do) How can such a little dog make such a big mess? How can such a little dog do such a big mess?
23. Which is the most correct? (23:12: find out, make up, bring up, grow up or take off) We grew up in a very small town. We grew in a very small town. We were grown up in a very small town.
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? (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.
26. Which is the most correct? (114:13: like or as) This candy smells like banana. This candy smells as banana. This candy smells as banana as.
27. 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.
28. Which is the most correct? (124:14: countable) Most times I travel, the airline loses one or two pieces of my luggage. Most times I travel, the airline loses one or two of my luggages. Most times I travel, the airline loses one or two pieces of my luggages.
29. Which is the most correct? (29:15: good or well) He can ski a bit, but he’s not very good at it. He can ski a bit, but he’s not very well at it. He can ski a bit, but not very good.
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? (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?
32. Which is the most correct? (134:16: apostrophe) This house is awful. It's too small and its bathroom is outside in the garden. This house is awful. Its too small and it's bathroom is outside in the garden. This house is awful. It's too small and it's bathroom is outside in the garden.
33. Which is the most correct? (140:17: capital letter, comma) Lisa lives in London, which is the capital of the UK, and works as a teacher. Lisa lives in London, which is the capital of the UK and works as a teacher. Lisa lives in London, which is the capital of the uk and works as a teacher.
34. Which is the most correct? (141:17: capital letter, comma) I'm a little unsure where to go, but I think I can find the place. I'm a little unsure where to go but I think I can find the place. I'm a little unsure where to go, but I think i can find the place.
35. Which is the most correct? (36:18: spelling) We’d really like to see a change in government this year. We’d realy like to see a change in government this year. We’d really like to see a change in goverment this year.
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? (37:19: confusing nouns) We have a 14 hour journey to reach Australia from Mexico. We have a 14 hour travel to reach Australia from Mexico. We have a 14 hour way to reach Australia from Mexico.
38. Which is the most correct? (151:19: confusing nouns) We went on a weekend trip to the beach. We went on a weekend journey to the beach. We went on a weekend journey to the beach.
39. Which is the most correct? (158:20: confusing adjectives) She's very sensible and makes good decisions. She's very sensitive and makes good decisions.
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? (41:21: get) She is getting 2 tickets for tonight’s movie, and she is getting there by taxi. She is taking 2 tickets for tonight’s movie, and she is getting there by taxi. She is getting 2 tickets for tonight’s movie, and she is taking there by taxi.
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? (167:22: hope or wish) He wished he had done better in his interview. He doesn't think he'll get the job. He hoped he had done better in his interview. He doesn't think he'll get the job.
44. Which is the most correct? (171:22: hope or wish) We don't like that song. We wish you'd stop singing it. We don't like that song. We hope you'd stop singing it.
45. Which is the most correct? (45:23: opinion) Australia is not dangerous. On the contrary, most animals are very shy. Australia is not dangerous. In the contrary, most animals are very shy. Australia is not dangerous. In contrast, most animals are very shy.
46. Which is the most correct? (174:23: opinion) In my view, we should probably spend more on marketing before we launch this product. According to me, we should probably spend more on marketing before we launch this product.
47. Which is the most correct? (179:24: in, to) Did you write to the newspaper about that story? Did you write the newspaper about that story?
48. 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.
49. Which is the most correct? (189:25: still, yet, or already) My son was given $20 pocket money, and he's already spent it! My son was given $20 pocket money, and he's still spent it!
50. Which is the most correct? (190:25: still, yet, or already) I've asked my landlord to fix the toilet, but it's still not fixed. I've asked my landlord to fix the toilet, but it's yet not fixed.
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? (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? (201:27: of, on) Our economy depends on tourism and visa workers. Our economy depends tourism and visa workers. Our economy depends of tourism and visa workers.
54. Which is the most correct? (202:27: of, on) Most of my friends share my hobbies as well. Most my friends share my hobbies as well. Most of friends share my hobbies as well.
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? (207:28: take) My teenagers never pay attention to me anymore. My teenagers never give attention to me anymore.
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? (64:1: when or if)","By the time we arrive the party will be over.","By the time we will arrive the party will be over.","By the time we arrive the party is over.","",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? (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? (68:3: indirect questions)","Could you tell me if you are coming home soon?","Could you tell me you are coming home soon?","Could you tell me are you coming home soon?","",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? (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"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? (11:6: past perfect)","She was looking for her cat and asked me if I’d seen it.","She was looking for her cat and asked me if I’ve seen it.","She was looking for her cat and asked me if I saw it.","",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? (80:7: must or have to)","Traffic regulations state you must stop completely at Stop signs.","Traffic regulations state you must to stop completely at Stop signs.","Traffic regulations state you have stop completely at Stop signs.","",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? (85:8: mustn't or don't have to)","Tom mustn't argue with his professor, or he'll fail the subject.","Tom mustn't to argue with his professor, or he'll fail the subject.","Tom doesn't have to argue with his professor, or he'll fail the subject.","",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? (18:9: can, could, couldn't, or be able to)","She couldn’t get a job during the pandemic, but she has one now.","She wasn’t able to get a job during the pandemic, but she has one now.","She wasn’t get a job during the pandemic, but she has one now.","",30,1"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.","",30,1"19","Which is the most correct? (19:10: say or tell)","My parents don’t tell me much about their childhood.","My parents don’t tell much about their childhood.","My parents don’t say me much about their childhood.","",30,1"20","Which is the most correct? (96:10: say or tell)","Don't believe that politician. He never tells the truth.","Don't believe that politician. He never says the truth.","Don't believe that politician. He never tells to us the truth.","",30,1"21","Which is the most correct? (103:11: make or do)","We don't seem to make so many mistakes these days.","We don't seem to do so many mistakes these days.","","",30,1"22","Which is the most correct? (105:11: make or do)","How can such a little dog make such a big mess?","How can such a little dog do such a big mess?","","",30,1"23","Which is the most correct? (23:12: find out, make up, bring up, grow up or take off)","We grew up in a very small town.","We grew in a very small town.","We were grown up in a very small town.","",30,1"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.","",30,1"25","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"26","Which is the most correct? (114:13: like or as)","This candy smells like banana.","This candy smells as banana.","This candy smells as banana as.","",30,1"27","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"28","Which is the most correct? (124:14: countable)","Most times I travel, the airline loses one or two pieces of my luggage.","Most times I travel, the airline loses one or two of my luggages.","Most times I travel, the airline loses one or two pieces of my luggages.","",30,1"29","Which is the most correct? (29:15: good or well)","He can ski a bit, but he’s not very good at it.","He can ski a bit, but he’s not very well at it.","He can ski a bit, but not very good.","",30,1"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.","",30,1"31","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"32","Which is the most correct? (134:16: apostrophe)","This house is awful. It's too small and its bathroom is outside in the garden.","This house is awful. Its too small and it's bathroom is outside in the garden.","This house is awful. It's too small and it's bathroom is outside in the garden.","",30,1"33","Which is the most correct? (140:17: capital letter, comma)","Lisa lives in London, which is the capital of the UK, and works as a teacher.","Lisa lives in London, which is the capital of the UK and works as a teacher.","Lisa lives in London, which is the capital of the uk and works as a teacher.","",30,1"34","Which is the most correct? (141:17: capital letter, comma)","I'm a little unsure where to go, but I think I can find the place. ","I'm a little unsure where to go but I think I can find the place. ","I'm a little unsure where to go, but I think i can find the place. ","",30,1"35","Which is the most correct? (36:18: spelling)","We’d really like to see a change in government this year.","We’d realy like to see a change in government this year.","We’d really like to see a change in goverment this year.","",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? (37:19: confusing nouns)","We have a 14 hour journey to reach Australia from Mexico.","We have a 14 hour travel to reach Australia from Mexico.","We have a 14 hour way to reach Australia from Mexico.","",30,1"38","Which is the most correct? (151:19: confusing nouns)","We went on a weekend trip to the beach.","We went on a weekend journey to the beach.","We went on a weekend journey to the beach.","",30,1"39","Which is the most correct? (158:20: confusing adjectives)","She's very sensible and makes good decisions.","She's very sensitive and makes good decisions.","","",30,1"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.","","",30,1"41","Which is the most correct? (41:21: get)","She is getting 2 tickets for tonight’s movie, and she is getting there by taxi.","She is taking 2 tickets for tonight’s movie, and she is getting there by taxi.","She is getting 2 tickets for tonight’s movie, and she is taking there by taxi.","",30,1"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?","","",30,1"43","Which is the most correct? (167:22: hope or wish)","He wished he had done better in his interview. He doesn't think he'll get the job.","He hoped he had done better in his interview. He doesn't think he'll get the job.","","",30,1"44","Which is the most correct? (171:22: hope or wish)","We don't like that song. We wish you'd stop singing it.","We don't like that song. We hope you'd stop singing it.","","",30,1"45","Which is the most correct? (45:23: opinion)","Australia is not dangerous. On the contrary, most animals are very shy.","Australia is not dangerous. In the contrary, most animals are very shy.","Australia is not dangerous. In contrast, most animals are very shy.","",30,1"46","Which is the most correct? (174:23: opinion)","In my view, we should probably spend more on marketing before we launch this product.","According to me, we should probably spend more on marketing before we launch this product.","","",30,1"47","Which is the most correct? (179:24: in, to)","Did you write to the newspaper about that story?","Did you write the newspaper about that story?","","",30,1"48","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"49","Which is the most correct? (189:25: still, yet, or already)","My son was given $20 pocket money, and he's already spent it!","My son was given $20 pocket money, and he's still spent it!","","",30,1"50","Which is the most correct? 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(202:27: of, on)","Most of my friends share my hobbies as well.","Most my friends share my hobbies as well.","Most of friends share my hobbies as well.","",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? (207:28: take)","My teenagers never pay attention to me anymore.","My teenagers never give attention to me anymore.","","",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
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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? (64:1: when or if) A. By the time we arrive the party will be over.B. By the time we will arrive the party will be over.C. By the time we arrive the party is over.
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? (67:2: present tenses for future) A. Sorry I forgot about the meeting. It won't happen again.B. Sorry I forgot about the meeting. It happens not again.C. Sorry I forgot about the meeting. It doesn't will happen again.
5. Which is the most correct? (68:3: indirect questions) A. Could you tell me if you are coming home soon?B. Could you tell me you are coming home soon?C. Could you tell me are you coming home soon?
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? (7:4: have or have got) A. Did you have a good holiday last month?B. Did you have got a good holiday last month?C. Had you got a good holiday last month?
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? (11:6: past perfect) A. She was looking for her cat and asked me if I’d seen it.B. She was looking for her cat and asked me if I’ve seen it.C. She was looking for her cat and asked me if I saw it.
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? (80:7: must or have to) A. Traffic regulations state you must stop completely at Stop signs.B. Traffic regulations state you must to stop completely at Stop signs.C. Traffic regulations state you have stop completely at Stop signs.
14. Which is the most correct? (81:7: must or have to) A. We must remember to buy tickets before getting on the train.B. We must to remember to buy tickets before getting on the train.C. We have to remember to buy tickets before getting on the train.
15. Which is the most correct? (85:8: mustn't or don't have to) A. Tom mustn't argue with his professor, or he'll fail the subject.B. Tom mustn't to argue with his professor, or he'll fail the subject.C. Tom doesn't have to argue with his professor, or he'll fail the subject.
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? (18:9: can, could, couldn't, or be able to) A. She couldn’t get a job during the pandemic, but she has one now.B. She wasn’t able to get a job during the pandemic, but she has one now.C. She wasn’t get a job during the pandemic, but she has one now.
18. Which is the most correct? (93:9: can, could, couldn't, or be able to) A. I was able to do gymnastics very well when I was younger.B. I could to do gymnastics very well when I was younger.C. I was able do gymnastics very well when I was younger.
19. Which is the most correct? (19:10: say or tell) A. My parents don’t tell me much about their childhood.B. My parents don’t tell much about their childhood.C. My parents don’t say me much about their childhood.
20. Which is the most correct? (96:10: say or tell) A. Don't believe that politician. He never tells the truth.B. Don't believe that politician. He never says the truth.C. Don't believe that politician. He never tells to us the truth.
21. Which is the most correct? (103:11: make or do) A. We don't seem to make so many mistakes these days.B. We don't seem to do so many mistakes these days.
22. Which is the most correct? (105:11: make or do) A. How can such a little dog make such a big mess?B. How can such a little dog do such a big mess?
23. Which is the most correct? (23:12: find out, make up, bring up, grow up or take off) A. We grew up in a very small town.B. We grew in a very small town.C. We were grown up in a very small town.
24. Which is the most correct? (24:12: find out, make up, bring up, grow up or take off) A. We got lost last night and couldn’t find our hotel.B. We got lost last night and couldn’t find out our hotel.C. We got lost last night and couldn’t finding our hotel.
25. 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.
26. Which is the most correct? (114:13: like or as) A. This candy smells like banana.B. This candy smells as banana.C. This candy smells as banana as.
27. Which is the most correct? (28:14: countable) A. Accommodation is quite difficult to find in this city.B. Accommodations are quite difficult to find in this city.C. Accommodations is quite difficult to find in this city.
28. Which is the most correct? (124:14: countable) A. Most times I travel, the airline loses one or two pieces of my luggage.B. Most times I travel, the airline loses one or two of my luggages.C. Most times I travel, the airline loses one or two pieces of my luggages.
29. Which is the most correct? (29:15: good or well) A. He can ski a bit, but he’s not very good at it.B. He can ski a bit, but he’s not very well at it.C. He can ski a bit, but not very good.
30. Which is the most correct? (125:15: good or well) A. She can play tennis very well.B. She can play tennis very good.C. She can play tennis very goodly.
31. 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?
32. Which is the most correct? (134:16: apostrophe) A. This house is awful. It's too small and its bathroom is outside in the garden.B. This house is awful. Its too small and it's bathroom is outside in the garden.C. This house is awful. It's too small and it's bathroom is outside in the garden.
33. Which is the most correct? (140:17: capital letter, comma) A. Lisa lives in London, which is the capital of the UK, and works as a teacher.B. Lisa lives in London, which is the capital of the UK and works as a teacher.C. Lisa lives in London, which is the capital of the uk and works as a teacher.
34. Which is the most correct? (141:17: capital letter, comma) A. I'm a little unsure where to go, but I think I can find the place. B. I'm a little unsure where to go but I think I can find the place. C. I'm a little unsure where to go, but I think i can find the place.
35. Which is the most correct? (36:18: spelling) A. We’d really like to see a change in government this year.B. We’d realy like to see a change in government this year.C. We’d really like to see a change in goverment this year.
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? (37:19: confusing nouns) A. We have a 14 hour journey to reach Australia from Mexico.B. We have a 14 hour travel to reach Australia from Mexico.C. We have a 14 hour way to reach Australia from Mexico.
38. Which is the most correct? (151:19: confusing nouns) A. We went on a weekend trip to the beach.B. We went on a weekend journey to the beach.C. We went on a weekend journey to the beach.
39. Which is the most correct? (158:20: confusing adjectives) A. She's very sensible and makes good decisions.B. She's very sensitive and makes good decisions.
40. Which is the most correct? (160:20: confusing adjectives) A. He's interested in her, but she doesn't find him interesting at all.B. He's interesting in her, but she doesn't find him interested at all.
41. Which is the most correct? (41:21: get) A. She is getting 2 tickets for tonight’s movie, and she is getting there by taxi.B. She is taking 2 tickets for tonight’s movie, and she is getting there by taxi.C. She is getting 2 tickets for tonight’s movie, and she is taking there by taxi.
42. Which is the most correct? (163:21: get) A. Can you go to the shop and get me some milk?B. Can you get to the shop and get me some milk?
43. Which is the most correct? (167:22: hope or wish) A. He wished he had done better in his interview. He doesn't think he'll get the job.B. He hoped he had done better in his interview. He doesn't think he'll get the job.
44. Which is the most correct? (171:22: hope or wish) A. We don't like that song. We wish you'd stop singing it.B. We don't like that song. We hope you'd stop singing it.
45. Which is the most correct? (45:23: opinion) A. Australia is not dangerous. On the contrary, most animals are very shy.B. Australia is not dangerous. In the contrary, most animals are very shy.C. Australia is not dangerous. In contrast, most animals are very shy.
46. Which is the most correct? (174:23: opinion) A. In my view, we should probably spend more on marketing before we launch this product.B. According to me, we should probably spend more on marketing before we launch this product.
47. Which is the most correct? (179:24: in, to) A. Did you write to the newspaper about that story?B. Did you write the newspaper about that story?
48. 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.
49. Which is the most correct? (189:25: still, yet, or already) A. My son was given $20 pocket money, and he's already spent it!B. My son was given $20 pocket money, and he's still spent it!
50. Which is the most correct? (190:25: still, yet, or already) A. I've asked my landlord to fix the toilet, but it's still not fixed.B. I've asked my landlord to fix the toilet, but it's yet not fixed.
51. Which is the most correct? (191:26: very, too, enough) A. Compared to my own awful cooking, your food is very delicious.B. Compared to my own awful cooking, your food is too delicious.
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? (201:27: of, on) A. Our economy depends on tourism and visa workers.B. Our economy depends tourism and visa workers.C. Our economy depends of tourism and visa workers.
54. Which is the most correct? (202:27: of, on) A. Most of my friends share my hobbies as well.B. Most my friends share my hobbies as well.C. Most of friends share my hobbies as well.
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? (207:28: take) A. My teenagers never pay attention to me anymore.B. My teenagers never give attention to me anymore.
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.
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#Questions: 60
1. 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.
2. Which is the most correct? (64:1: when or if)
By the time we arrive the party will be over.
By the time we will arrive the party will be over.
By the time we arrive the party is over.
3. Which is the most correct? (66:2: present tenses for future)
The train leaves at 9pm, which means a very late night.
The train will leave at 9pm, which means a very late night.
The train is leaving at 9pm, which means a very late night.
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.
5. Which is the most correct? (6:3: indirect questions)
We don’t know where the cinema is.
We don’t know where is the cinema.
We don’t know is where the cinema.
6. Which is the most correct? (68:3: indirect questions)
Could you tell me if you are coming home soon?
Could you tell me you are coming home soon?
Could you tell me are you coming home 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? (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.
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? (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.
12. Which is the most correct? (11:6: past perfect)
She was looking for her cat and asked me if I’d seen it.
She was looking for her cat and asked me if I’ve seen it.
She was looking for her cat and asked me if I saw it.
13. Which is the most correct? (13:7: must or have to)
If you want to buy a house, you’ll have to save money.
If you want to buy a house, you’ll must save money.
If you want to buy a house, you must to save money.
14. 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.
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? (16:8: mustn't or don't have to)
Please don't talk. You mustn't talk while the lecturer is presenting.
Please don't talk. You don't must talk while the lecturer is presenting.
Please don't talk. You don't have to talk while the lecturer is presenting.
17. Which is the most correct? (91:9: can, could, couldn't, or be able to)
Can I close the blinds? It's too bright.
Am I able to close the blinds? It's too bright.
Can I to close the blinds? It's too bright.
18. Which is the most correct? (94:9: can, could, couldn't, or be able to)
Unless you do your homework, you will not be able to watch that TV show tonight.
Unless you do your homework, you can't to watch that TV show tonight.
Unless you do your homework, you are not able to watch that TV show tonight.
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? (96:10: say or tell)
Don't believe that politician. He never tells the truth.
Don't believe that politician. He never says the truth.
Don't believe that politician. He never tells to us the truth.
21. 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.
22. Which is the most correct? (105:11: make or do)
How can such a little dog make such a big mess?
How can such a little dog do such a big mess?
23. Which is the most correct? (112:12: find out, make up, bring up, grow up or take off)
The police were unable to find out how the diamond was stolen.
The police were unable to find how the diamond was stolen.
The police were unable to look out how the diamond was stolen.
24. 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.
25. Which is the most correct? (26:13: like or as)
My brother doesn’t have the same interest in sport as me.
My brother doesn’t have the same interest in sport like me.
My brother doesn’t have the same interest in sport like I do.
26. Which is the most correct? (118:13: like or as)
She wishes she had nice clothes like yours.
She wishes she had nice clothes as yours.
She wishes she had as nice clothes like yours.
27. Which is the most correct? (124:14: countable)
Most times I travel, the airline loses one or two pieces of my luggage.
Most times I travel, the airline loses one or two of my luggages.
Most times I travel, the airline loses one or two pieces of my luggages.
28. Which is the most correct? (123:14: countable)
Software is everywhere now, even in your car!
Softwares are everywhere now, even in your car!
Many softwares are everywhere now, even in your car!
29. Which is the most correct? (127:15: good or well)
He's from a musical family. He can sing very well.
He's from a musical family. He can sing very good.
He's from a musical family. He is a well singer.
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? (134:16: apostrophe)
This house is awful. It's too small and its bathroom is outside in the garden.
This house is awful. Its too small and it's bathroom is outside in the garden.
This house is awful. It's too small and it's bathroom is outside in the garden.
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? (139:17: capital letter, comma)
She used to work in Accounting, but now she's in HR.
She used to work in accounting, but now she's in hr.
She used to work in accounting, but now she's in HR.
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.
35. Which is the most correct? (36:18: spelling)
We’d really like to see a change in government this year.
We’d realy like to see a change in government this year.
We’d really like to see a change in goverment this year.
36. Which is the most correct? (143:18: spelling)
We really need to protect the environment.
We really need to protect the enviroment.
We realy need to protect the environment.
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? (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.
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? (158:20: confusing adjectives)
She's very sensible and makes good decisions.
She's very sensitive and makes good decisions.
41. 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?
42. Which is the most correct? (164:21: get)
Your friends are cool. I'd like to get to know them some time.
Your friends are cool. I'd like to know them some time.
43. Which is the most correct? (44:22: hope or wish)
We wish we could go with you, but we need to work tomorrow.
We hope we could go with you, but we need to work tomorrow.
We wish we will go with you, but we need to work tomorrow.
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? (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.
46. Which is the most correct? (173:23: opinion)
Our goal is firstly to reach the river and then wait for the other teams.
Our goal is at first to reach the river and then wait for the other teams.
47. Which is the most correct? (47:24: in, to)
She’s looking forward to seeing that presentation on Ancient History.
She’s looking forward seeing that presentation on Ancient History.
She’s looking forward to seeing that presentation in Ancient History.
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? (186:25: still, yet, or already)
Tom is a quick learner. He's learned a few hundred words already.
Tom is a quick learner. He's learned a few hundred words 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 already?
Do you want to see the new Star Wars film, or have you seen it yet?
51. 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.
52. Which is the most correct? (193:26: very, too, enough)
We might need to stop publishing this magazine. It's not popular enough.
We might need to stop publishing this magazine. It's not too popular.
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? (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.
55. Which is the most correct? (208:28: take)
We should profit from this business after it grows.
We should take from this business after it grows.
56. Which is the most correct? (55:28: take)
If you bring the food and drinks to me in the morning, then I’ll take them into the conference during the break.
If you take the food and drinks to me in the morning, then I’ll take them into the conference during the break.
If you take the food and drinks to me in the morning, then I’ll bring them into the conference during the break.
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? (212:29: the)
The neighbours had a huge party last night, and the music kept us awake till late.
The neighbours had a huge party last night, and music kept us awake till late.
Neighbours had the huge party last night, and the music kept us awake till late.
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? (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? (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.
2. Which is the most correct? (64:1: when or if)
By the time we arrive the party will be over.
By the time we will arrive the party will be over.
By the time we arrive the party is over.
3. Which is the most correct? (66:2: present tenses for future)
The train will leave at 9pm, which means a very late night.
The train leaves at 9pm, which means a very late night.
The train is leaving at 9pm, which means a very late night.
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 doesn't will happen again.
Sorry I forgot about the meeting. It happens not again.
5. Which is the most correct? (6:3: indirect questions)
We don’t know is where the cinema.
We don’t know where the cinema is.
We don’t know where is the cinema.
6. Which is the most correct? (68:3: indirect questions)
Could you tell me if you are coming home soon?
Could you tell me are you coming home soon?
Could you tell me you are coming home soon?
7. Which is the most correct? (8:4: have or have got)
What time has she usually got lunch?
What time does she usually have lunch?
What time does she usually have got lunch?
8. Which is the most correct? (70:4: have or have got)
Did you have got your own business before you retired?
Did you had your own business before you retired?
Did you have your own business before you retired?
9. 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 ate it all.
There is no cake left now because someone eaten it all.
10. Which is the most correct? (9:5: present perfect)
We are married for ten years.
We are married since ten years.
We have been married for ten years.
11. 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.
12. Which is the most correct? (11:6: past perfect)
She was looking for her cat and asked me if I saw it.
She was looking for her cat and asked me if I’ve seen it.
She was looking for her cat and asked me if I’d seen it.
13. Which is the most correct? (13:7: must or have to)
If you want to buy a house, you must to save money.
If you want to buy a house, you’ll have to save money.
If you want to buy a house, you’ll must save money.
14. 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 have to get together soon.
We haven't caught up for a long time! We must get together soon.
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 have to be late to the meeting.
We don't must be late to the meeting.
16. Which is the most correct? (16:8: mustn't or don't have to)
Please don't talk. You don't have to talk while the lecturer is presenting.
Please don't talk. You don't must talk while the lecturer is presenting.
Please don't talk. You mustn't talk while the lecturer is presenting.
17. Which is the most correct? (91:9: can, could, couldn't, or be able to)
Am I able to close the blinds? It's too bright.
Can I close the blinds? It's too bright.
Can I to close the blinds? It's too bright.
18. Which is the most correct? (94:9: can, could, couldn't, or be able to)
Unless you do your homework, you will not be able to watch that TV show tonight.
Unless you do your homework, you can't to watch that TV show tonight.
Unless you do your homework, you are not able to watch that TV show tonight.
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? (96:10: say or tell)
Don't believe that politician. He never says the truth.
Don't believe that politician. He never tells to us the truth.
Don't believe that politician. He never tells the truth.
21. 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.
22. Which is the most correct? (105:11: make or do)
How can such a little dog make such a big mess?
How can such a little dog do such a big mess?
23. Which is the most correct? (112:12: find out, make up, bring up, grow up or take off)
The police were unable to look out how the diamond was stolen.
The police were unable to find how the diamond was stolen.
The police were unable to find out how the diamond was stolen.
24. 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 bring off the discount.
This fabulous coat is only $349, when you take off the discount.
25. Which is the most correct? (26:13: like or as)
My brother doesn’t have the same interest in sport like me.
My brother doesn’t have the same interest in sport as me.
My brother doesn’t have the same interest in sport like I do.
26. Which is the most correct? (118:13: like or as)
She wishes she had nice clothes as yours.
She wishes she had nice clothes like yours.
She wishes she had as nice clothes like yours.
27. Which is the most correct? (124:14: countable)
Most times I travel, the airline loses one or two pieces of my luggages.
Most times I travel, the airline loses one or two of my luggages.
Most times I travel, the airline loses one or two pieces of my luggage.
28. Which is the most correct? (123:14: countable)
Softwares are everywhere now, even in your car!
Many softwares are everywhere now, even in your car!
Software is everywhere now, even in your car!
29. Which is the most correct? (127:15: good or well)
He's from a musical family. He can sing very good.
He's from a musical family. He is a well singer.
He's from a musical family. He can sing very well.
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 treated goodly.
You will like working here. We are very well treated.
31. Which is the most correct? (134:16: apostrophe)
This house is awful. Its too small and it's bathroom is outside in the garden.
This house is awful. It's too small and it's bathroom is outside in the garden.
This house is awful. It's too small and its bathroom is outside in the garden.
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? (139:17: capital letter, comma)
She used to work in accounting, but now she's in HR.
She used to work in accounting, but now she's in hr.
She used to work in Accounting, but now she's in HR.
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.
35. Which is the most correct? (36:18: spelling)
We’d realy like to see a change in government this year.
We’d really like to see a change in government this year.
We’d really like to see a change in goverment this year.
36. Which is the most correct? (143:18: spelling)
We realy need to protect the environment.
We really need to protect the enviroment.
We really need to protect the environment.
37. Which is the most correct? (150:19: confusing nouns)
The travel to get into the city was confusing because of the road design.
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.
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.
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 interested in learning French and was surprised how enjoyable it was.
He was interesting learning French and was surprised how enjoyable it was.
40. Which is the most correct? (158:20: confusing adjectives)
She's very sensitive and makes good decisions.
She's very sensible and makes good decisions.
41. 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?
42. Which is the most correct? (164:21: get)
Your friends are cool. I'd like to get to know them some time.
Your friends are cool. I'd like to know them some time.
43. Which is the most correct? (44:22: hope or wish)
We hope we could go with you, but we need to work tomorrow.
We wish we could go with you, but we need to work tomorrow.
We wish we will go with you, but we need to work tomorrow.
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? (46:23: opinion)
According to me, Brisbane is the best city in Australia.
On my hand, Brisbane is the best city in Australia.
In my opinion, Brisbane is the best city in Australia.
46. Which is the most correct? (173:23: opinion)
Our goal is at first to reach the river and then wait for the other teams.
Our goal is firstly to reach the river and then wait for the other teams.
47. Which is the most correct? (47:24: in, to)
She’s looking forward to seeing that presentation on Ancient History.
She’s looking forward to seeing that presentation in Ancient History.
She’s looking forward seeing that presentation on Ancient History.
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 on his trip.
He wrote to her describing to her what he had done in his trip.
49. Which is the most correct? (186:25: still, yet, or already)
Tom is a quick learner. He's learned a few hundred words already.
Tom is a quick learner. He's learned a few hundred words 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 already?
Do you want to see the new Star Wars film, or have you seen it yet?
51. 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.
52. Which is the most correct? (193:26: very, too, enough)
We might need to stop publishing this magazine. It's not too popular.
We might need to stop publishing this magazine. It's not popular enough.
53. Which is the most correct? (197:27: of, on)
Brisbane can have lovely weather, depending the season.
Brisbane can have lovely weather, depending of the season.
Brisbane can have lovely weather, depending on the season.
54. Which is the most correct? (53:27: of, on)
Sarah is very fond of cats, but not keen about dogs.
Sarah is very fond of cats, but not keen on dogs.
Sarah is very fond about cats, but not keen on dogs.
55. Which is the most correct? (208:28: take)
We should take from this business after it grows.
We should profit from this business after it grows.
56. Which is the most correct? (55:28: take)
If you take the food and drinks to me in the morning, then I’ll take them into the conference during the break.
If you take the food and drinks to me in the morning, then I’ll bring them into the conference during the break.
If you bring the food and drinks to me in the morning, then I’ll take them into the conference during the break.
57. Which is the most correct? (58:29: the)
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 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? (212:29: the)
The neighbours had a huge party last night, and music kept us awake till late.
The neighbours had a huge party last night, and the music kept us awake till late.
Neighbours had the huge party last night, and the music kept us awake till late.
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? (215:30: object verbs)
She told me some gossip about David, but I don't believe.
She told me some gossip about David, but I don't believe it.
1. (65:30: object verbs) If Peter comes, I'll call you immediately.
2. (64:30: object verbs) By the time we arrive the party will be over.
3. (66:30: object verbs) The train leaves at 9pm, which means a very late night.
4. (67:30: object verbs) Sorry I forgot about the meeting. It won't happen again.
5. (6:30: object verbs) We don’t know where the cinema is.
6. (68:30: object verbs) Could you tell me if you are coming home soon?
7. (8:30: object verbs) What time does she usually have lunch?
8. (70:30: object verbs) Did you have your own business before you retired?
9. (72:30: object verbs) There is no cake left now because someone's eaten it all.
10. (9:30: object verbs) We have been married for ten years.
11. (76:30: object verbs) Peter was late to the conference, so by the time he got there most presenters had stopped presenting.
12. (11:30: object verbs) She was looking for her cat and asked me if I’d seen it.
13. (13:30: object verbs) If you want to buy a house, you’ll have to save money.
14. (78:30: object verbs) We haven't caught up for a long time! We must get together soon.
15. (88:30: object verbs) We mustn't be late to the meeting.
16. (16:30: object verbs) Please don't talk. You mustn't talk while the lecturer is presenting.
17. (91:30: object verbs) Can I close the blinds? It's too bright.
18. (94:30: object verbs) Unless you do your homework, you will not be able to watch that TV show tonight.
19. (95:30: object verbs) My son is always telling me how hard he studies, but his grades don't show it.
20. (96:30: object verbs) Don't believe that politician. He never tells the truth.
21. (21:30: object verbs) We need to make a decision about which car to buy.
22. (105:30: object verbs) How can such a little dog make such a big mess?
23. (112:30: object verbs) The police were unable to find out how the diamond was stolen.
24. (108:30: object verbs) This fabulous coat is only $349, when you take off the discount.
25. (26:30: object verbs) My brother doesn’t have the same interest in sport as me.
26. (118:30: object verbs) She wishes she had nice clothes like yours.
27. (124:30: object verbs) Most times I travel, the airline loses one or two pieces of my luggage.
28. (123:30: object verbs) Software is everywhere now, even in your car!
29. (127:30: object verbs) He's from a musical family. He can sing very well.
30. (130:30: object verbs) You will like working here. We are very well treated.
31. (134:30: object verbs) This house is awful. It's too small and its bathroom is outside in the garden.
32. (133:30: object verbs) Have you seen the new car they've bought?
33. (139:30: object verbs) She used to work in Accounting, but now she's in HR.
34. (137:30: object verbs) We are planning a holiday in January after the New Year.
35. (36:30: object verbs) We’d really like to see a change in government this year.
36. (143:30: object verbs) We really need to protect the environment.
37. (150:30: object verbs) The way to get into the city was confusing because of the road design.
38. (38:30: object verbs) Peter likes camping to be close to nature.
39. (40:30: object verbs) He was interested in learning French and was surprised how enjoyable it was.
40. (158:30: object verbs) She's very sensible and makes good decisions.
41. (163:30: object verbs) Can you go to the shop and get me some milk?
42. (164:30: object verbs) Your friends are cool. I'd like to get to know them some time.
43. (44:30: object verbs) We wish we could go with you, but we need to work tomorrow.
44. (168:30: object verbs) Peter wished he didn't have to borrow money. He needs a better job!
45. (46:30: object verbs) In my opinion, Brisbane is the best city in Australia.
46. (173:30: object verbs) Our goal is firstly to reach the river and then wait for the other teams.
47. (47:30: object verbs) She’s looking forward to seeing that presentation on Ancient History.
48. (48:30: object verbs) He wrote to her describing to her what he had done on his trip.
49. (186:30: object verbs) Tom is a quick learner. He's learned a few hundred words already.
50. (185:30: object verbs) Do you want to see the new Star Wars film, or have you seen it already?
51. (194:30: object verbs) Tom was too embarrased to ask a question during the lecture, so he didn't.
52. (193:30: object verbs) We might need to stop publishing this magazine. It's not popular enough.
53. (197:30: object verbs) Brisbane can have lovely weather, depending on the season.
54. (53:30: object verbs) Sarah is very fond of cats, but not keen on dogs.
55. (208:30: object verbs) We should profit from this business after it grows.
56. (55:30: object verbs) If you bring the food and drinks to me in the morning, then I’ll take them into the conference during the break.
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. (212:30: object verbs) The neighbours had a huge party last night, and the music kept us awake till late.
59. (59:30: object verbs) He regretted his decision to eat snails, but he enjoyed the night out at the French restaurant.
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? (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.
2. Which is the most correct? (64:1: when or if)
By the time we arrive the party will be over.
By the time we will arrive the party will be over.
By the time we arrive the party is over.
3. Which is the most correct? (66:2: present tenses for future)
The train leaves at 9pm, which means a very late night.
The train will leave at 9pm, which means a very late night.
The train is leaving at 9pm, which means a very late night.
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.
5. Which is the most correct? (6:3: indirect questions)
We don’t know where the cinema is.
We don’t know where is the cinema.
We don’t know is where the cinema.
6. Which is the most correct? (68:3: indirect questions)
Could you tell me if you are coming home soon?
Could you tell me you are coming home soon?
Could you tell me are you coming home 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? (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.
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? (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.
12. Which is the most correct? (11:6: past perfect)
She was looking for her cat and asked me if I’d seen it.
She was looking for her cat and asked me if I’ve seen it.
She was looking for her cat and asked me if I saw it.
13. Which is the most correct? (13:7: must or have to)
If you want to buy a house, you’ll have to save money.
If you want to buy a house, you’ll must save money.
If you want to buy a house, you must to save money.
14. 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.
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? (16:8: mustn't or don't have to)
Please don't talk. You mustn't talk while the lecturer is presenting.
Please don't talk. You don't must talk while the lecturer is presenting.
Please don't talk. You don't have to talk while the lecturer is presenting.
17. Which is the most correct? (91:9: can, could, couldn't, or be able to)
Can I close the blinds? It's too bright.
Am I able to close the blinds? It's too bright.
Can I to close the blinds? It's too bright.
18. Which is the most correct? (94:9: can, could, couldn't, or be able to)
Unless you do your homework, you will not be able to watch that TV show tonight.
Unless you do your homework, you can't to watch that TV show tonight.
Unless you do your homework, you are not able to watch that TV show tonight.
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? (96:10: say or tell)
Don't believe that politician. He never tells the truth.
Don't believe that politician. He never says the truth.
Don't believe that politician. He never tells to us the truth.
21. 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.
22. Which is the most correct? (105:11: make or do)
How can such a little dog make such a big mess?
How can such a little dog do such a big mess?
23. Which is the most correct? (112:12: find out, make up, bring up, grow up or take off)
The police were unable to find out how the diamond was stolen.
The police were unable to find how the diamond was stolen.
The police were unable to look out how the diamond was stolen.
24. 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.
25. Which is the most correct? (26:13: like or as)
My brother doesn’t have the same interest in sport as me.
My brother doesn’t have the same interest in sport like me.
My brother doesn’t have the same interest in sport like I do.
26. Which is the most correct? (118:13: like or as)
She wishes she had nice clothes like yours.
She wishes she had nice clothes as yours.
She wishes she had as nice clothes like yours.
27. Which is the most correct? (124:14: countable)
Most times I travel, the airline loses one or two pieces of my luggage.
Most times I travel, the airline loses one or two of my luggages.
Most times I travel, the airline loses one or two pieces of my luggages.
28. Which is the most correct? (123:14: countable)
Software is everywhere now, even in your car!
Softwares are everywhere now, even in your car!
Many softwares are everywhere now, even in your car!
29. Which is the most correct? (127:15: good or well)
He's from a musical family. He can sing very well.
He's from a musical family. He can sing very good.
He's from a musical family. He is a well singer.
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? (134:16: apostrophe)
This house is awful. It's too small and its bathroom is outside in the garden.
This house is awful. Its too small and it's bathroom is outside in the garden.
This house is awful. It's too small and it's bathroom is outside in the garden.
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? (139:17: capital letter, comma)
She used to work in Accounting, but now she's in HR.
She used to work in accounting, but now she's in hr.
She used to work in accounting, but now she's in HR.
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.
35. Which is the most correct? (36:18: spelling)
We’d really like to see a change in government this year.
We’d realy like to see a change in government this year.
We’d really like to see a change in goverment this year.
36. Which is the most correct? (143:18: spelling)
We really need to protect the environment.
We really need to protect the enviroment.
We realy need to protect the environment.
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? (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.
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? (158:20: confusing adjectives)
She's very sensible and makes good decisions.
She's very sensitive and makes good decisions.
41. 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?
42. Which is the most correct? (164:21: get)
Your friends are cool. I'd like to get to know them some time.
Your friends are cool. I'd like to know them some time.
43. Which is the most correct? (44:22: hope or wish)
We wish we could go with you, but we need to work tomorrow.
We hope we could go with you, but we need to work tomorrow.
We wish we will go with you, but we need to work tomorrow.
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? (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.
46. Which is the most correct? (173:23: opinion)
Our goal is firstly to reach the river and then wait for the other teams.
Our goal is at first to reach the river and then wait for the other teams.
47. Which is the most correct? (47:24: in, to)
She’s looking forward to seeing that presentation on Ancient History.
She’s looking forward seeing that presentation on Ancient History.
She’s looking forward to seeing that presentation in Ancient History.
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? (186:25: still, yet, or already)
Tom is a quick learner. He's learned a few hundred words already.
Tom is a quick learner. He's learned a few hundred words 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 already?
Do you want to see the new Star Wars film, or have you seen it yet?
51. 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.
52. Which is the most correct? (193:26: very, too, enough)
We might need to stop publishing this magazine. It's not popular enough.
We might need to stop publishing this magazine. It's not too popular.
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? (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.
55. Which is the most correct? (208:28: take)
We should profit from this business after it grows.
We should take from this business after it grows.
56. Which is the most correct? (55:28: take)
If you bring the food and drinks to me in the morning, then I’ll take them into the conference during the break.
If you take the food and drinks to me in the morning, then I’ll take them into the conference during the break.
If you take the food and drinks to me in the morning, then I’ll bring them into the conference during the break.
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? (212:29: the)
The neighbours had a huge party last night, and the music kept us awake till late.
The neighbours had a huge party last night, and music kept us awake till late.
Neighbours had the huge party last night, and the music kept us awake till late.
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? (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.
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It doesn't will happen again.","",30,1"6","Which is the most correct? (6:3: indirect questions)","We don’t know where the cinema is.","We don’t know where is the cinema.","We don’t know is where the cinema.","",30,1"7","Which is the most correct? (68:3: indirect questions)","Could you tell me if you are coming home soon?","Could you tell me you are coming home soon?","Could you tell me are you coming home soon?","",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? (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"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? (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? (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? (11:6: past perfect)","She was looking for her cat and asked me if I’d seen it.","She was looking for her cat and asked me if I’ve seen it.","She was looking for her cat and asked me if I saw it.","",30,1"14","Which is the most correct? (13:7: must or have to)","If you want to buy a house, you’ll have to save money.","If you want to buy a house, you’ll must save money.","If you want to buy a house, you must to save money.","",30,1"15","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"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? (16:8: mustn't or don't have to)","Please don't talk. You mustn't talk while the lecturer is presenting.","Please don't talk. You don't must talk while the lecturer is presenting.","Please don't talk. You don't have to talk while the lecturer is presenting.","",30,1"18","Which is the most correct? (91:9: can, could, couldn't, or be able to)","Can I close the blinds? It's too bright.","Am I able to close the blinds? It's too bright.","Can I to close the blinds? It's too bright.","",30,1"19","Which is the most correct? (94:9: can, could, couldn't, or be able to)","Unless you do your homework, you will not be able to watch that TV show tonight.","Unless you do your homework, you can't to watch that TV show tonight.","Unless you do your homework, you are not able to watch that TV show tonight.","",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? (96:10: say or tell)","Don't believe that politician. He never tells the truth.","Don't believe that politician. He never says the truth.","Don't believe that politician. He never tells to us the truth.","",30,1"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.","",30,1"23","Which is the most correct? (105:11: make or do)","How can such a little dog make such a big mess?","How can such a little dog do such a big mess?","","",30,1"24","Which is the most correct? (112:12: find out, make up, bring up, grow up or take off)","The police were unable to find out how the diamond was stolen.","The police were unable to find how the diamond was stolen.","The police were unable to look out how the diamond was stolen.","",30,1"25","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"26","Which is the most correct? (26:13: like or as)","My brother doesn’t have the same interest in sport as me.","My brother doesn’t have the same interest in sport like me.","My brother doesn’t have the same interest in sport like I do.","",30,1"27","Which is the most correct? (118:13: like or as)","She wishes she had nice clothes like yours.","She wishes she had nice clothes as yours.","She wishes she had as nice clothes like yours.","",30,1"28","Which is the most correct? (124:14: countable)","Most times I travel, the airline loses one or two pieces of my luggage.","Most times I travel, the airline loses one or two of my luggages.","Most times I travel, the airline loses one or two pieces of my luggages.","",30,1"29","Which is the most correct? (123:14: countable)","Software is everywhere now, even in your car!","Softwares are everywhere now, even in your car!","Many softwares are everywhere now, even in your car!","",30,1"30","Which is the most correct? (127:15: good or well)","He's from a musical family. He can sing very well.","He's from a musical family. He can sing very good.","He's from a musical family. He is a well singer.","",30,1"31","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"32","Which is the most correct? (134:16: apostrophe)","This house is awful. It's too small and its bathroom is outside in the garden.","This house is awful. Its too small and it's bathroom is outside in the garden.","This house is awful. It's too small and it's bathroom is outside in the garden.","",30,1"33","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"34","Which is the most correct? (139:17: capital letter, comma)","She used to work in Accounting, but now she's in HR.","She used to work in accounting, but now she's in hr.","She used to work in accounting, but now she's in HR.","",30,1"35","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"36","Which is the most correct? (36:18: spelling)","We’d really like to see a change in government this year.","We’d realy like to see a change in government this year.","We’d really like to see a change in goverment this year.","",30,1"37","Which is the most correct? (143:18: spelling)","We really need to protect the environment.","We really need to protect the enviroment.","We realy need to protect the environment.","",30,1"38","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"39","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"40","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"41","Which is the most correct? (158:20: confusing adjectives)","She's very sensible and makes good decisions.","She's very sensitive and makes good decisions.","","",30,1"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?","","",30,1"43","Which is the most correct? (164:21: get)","Your friends are cool. I'd like to get to know them some time.","Your friends are cool. I'd like to know them some time.","","",30,1"44","Which is the most correct? (44:22: hope or wish)","We wish we could go with you, but we need to work tomorrow.","We hope we could go with you, but we need to work tomorrow.","We wish we will go with you, but we need to work tomorrow.","",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? (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"47","Which is the most correct? (173:23: opinion)","Our goal is firstly to reach the river and then wait for the other teams.","Our goal is at first to reach the river and then wait for the other teams.","","",30,1"48","Which is the most correct? (47:24: in, to)","She’s looking forward to seeing that presentation on Ancient History.","She’s looking forward seeing that presentation on Ancient History.","She’s looking forward to seeing that presentation in Ancient History.","",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? (186:25: still, yet, or already)","Tom is a quick learner. He's learned a few hundred words already.","Tom is a quick learner. He's learned a few hundred words yet.","","",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? (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"53","Which is the most correct? (193:26: very, too, enough)","We might need to stop publishing this magazine. It's not popular enough.","We might need to stop publishing this magazine. It's not too popular.","","",30,1"54","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"55","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"56","Which is the most correct? (208:28: take)","We should profit from this business after it grows.","We should take from this business after it grows.","","",30,1"57","Which is the most correct? (55:28: take)","If you bring the food and drinks to me in the morning, then I’ll take them into the conference during the break.","If you take the food and drinks to me in the morning, then I’ll take them into the conference during the break.","If you take the food and drinks to me in the morning, then I’ll bring them into the conference during the break.","",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? (212:29: the)","The neighbours had a huge party last night, and the music kept us awake till late.","The neighbours had a huge party last night, and music kept us awake till late.","Neighbours had the huge party last night, and the music kept us awake till late.","",30,1"60","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"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