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Which sentence is grammatically correct?
He go to school yesterday.
He goes to school yesterday.
He gone to school yesterday.
He went to school yesterday.
Which sentence uses the correct verb form?
She is watching TV.
She watch TV now.
She watch TV.
She watching TV.
Which sentence is correct?
They has eat lunch.
They have ate lunch.
They have eaten lunch.
They are eaten lunch.
Which sentence is in the past tense?
I has play football.
I playing football.
I played football.
I play football.
Which sentence uses the correct preposition?
He is waiting at the bus.
He is waiting for the bus.
He is waiting to the bus.
He is waiting in the bus.
Which sentence is grammatically correct?
The dog barked loudly.
The dog barks loud.
The dog barking loudly.
The dog bark loudly.
Which sentence uses the correct article?
I ate a apple.
I ate apple.
I ate an apple.
I am tired
Which sentence is a question?
You come to the party.
You are coming to the party.
You coming to the party?
Are you coming to the party?
Which sentence shows possession?
This is Sarah’s book.
This book is Sarah.
This is a Sarah book.
Sarah book is this.
Which sentence uses correct subject-verb agreement?
She likes to read books.
She like to read books.
She liking to read books.
She liked to read books.
Which sentence is in the present perfect tense?
I finish my homework.
I had finish my homework.
I have finished my homework.
I am finishing my homework.
Which sentence uses the correct form of “to be”?
They is going to the park.
They are going to the park.
They be going to the park.
They am going to the park.
Which sentence is an exclamation?
What a beautiful day!
A beautiful day it is.
It is a beautiful day.
Is it a beautiful day.
Which sentence is in the passive voice?
John is eating the cake.
John ate the cake.
The cake was eaten by John.
John eats the cake.
Which sentence uses the correct comparative adjective?
This book is interestinger.
This book is more interesting.
This book is most interesty.
This book is interestingest.
Which sentence uses the correct form of the verb “to do”?
Did you finished the report?
Done you finish the report?
Did you finish the report?
Do you finished the report?
