English Grammar Exercises and Quizzes

Lots of English grammar exercises and quizzes to help you practise your English.

1 / 20

Which suffix forms the word “powerful”?

-ment

-ship

-less

-ful

2 / 20

If I had more time, I ________ do more exercise.

will

want to

‘m going to

would

3 / 20

We ____ stay up late; we have work tomorrow.

can’t

will

mustn’t

might

4 / 20

What is the meaning of the suffix “-able” in “readable”?

Capable of being

Relating to

Without

Full of

5 / 20

The food was _____ warm, but not hot enough to eat.

too

very

just

slightly

6 / 20

She’s from ________, so she speaks ________.

Spain … Spainese

Spanish … Spanish

Spanish … Spain

Spain … Spanish

7 / 20

By next year, I ___ here for five years.

worked

will have worked

have worked

will work

8 / 20

Convert Indirect Speech into Direct Speech

Indirect Speech: He said that they were watching a movie.

He said, "We are watching a movie."

He said, "We watched a movie."

He said, "They watch a movie."

9 / 20

You ____ borrow my notes if you need them.

must

will

can

might

10 / 20

I wish he ________ so rude to people when we go out.

hadn’t been

won’t be

didn’t be

wouldn’t be

11 / 20

What is the past tense of “dance”?

Danced

Dances

Danceed

Dancing

12 / 20

Which of these sentences shows a contrast between two ideas using “on the contrary”?

She didn’t enjoy the movie; on the contrary, she thought it was okay.

She didn’t enjoy the movie; on the contrary, she loved it.

She didn’t enjoy the movie; on the contrary, she watched it again.

She didn’t enjoy the movie; on the contrary, she was disappointed.

13 / 20

Which of these is NOT an irregular verb?

Read

Walk

Teach

Ride

14 / 20

Which is correct?

She said, “I can not hardly wait.”

She said, “I can hardly to wait.”

She said, “I can’t hardly wait.”

She said, “I can hardly wait.”

15 / 20

Which is correct?

She don’t like coffee.

She doesn’t like coffee.

She didn’t liked coffee.

She doesn’t likes coffee.

16 / 20

Which is correct?

Whose’s bag is this?

Whose bag is this?

Who’s bag is this?

Whos bag is this?

17 / 20

“Each” is used when referring to _______.

something uncertain

a large group as a whole

individual members of a group

a vague concept

18 / 20

Identify the grammatically correct sentence:

I have saw her yesterday.

I seen her yesterday.

I have seen her yesterday.

I saw her yesterday.

19 / 20

The word “speak” in past tense is:

Speaking

Spoken

Speaked

Spoke

20 / 20

What does the suffix “-ous” mean in “dangerous”?

Person

Without

Capable of being

Full of

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English Grammar Exercises and Quizzes

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