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English grammar and vocabulary test

July 5, 2013 pdf

Complete the following sentences.

1. She has eaten ………………… anything today.

a) Hardly

b) Rarely

c) Hard

d) Fairly

2. Sam speaks English, ………………… ..?

a) Did he?

b) Does he?

c) Didn’t he?

d) Doesn’t he?

3. Wealth is not so important as health. Change into comparative degree.

a) Health is most important than wealth.

b) Health is more important than wealth.

c) Health is important than wealth.

d) Health is the most important than wealth.

4. …………………. the signal, we stopped.

a) Saw

b) Seem

c) Seeing

d) Had seen

5. I suppose, I am right, …………………..? Add question tag.

a) Am I?

b) Aren’t I?

c) Are I?

d) Amn’t I?

6. Speak loudly. Otherwise you will not be heard. Combine using so that.

a) Speak loudly so that you will not be heard.

b) Speak loudly so that you will be heard.

c) Speak so loud that you may be heard.

d) You speak loudly so that you will be heard.

7. Rabindranath Tagore was a great poet. He was also a great painter. Combine using not only…but also…

a) Rabindranath Tagore not only was a great poet but also a great painter.

b) Rabindranath Tagore was not only a great poet but also a great painter.

c) Rabindranath Tagore was not only but also a great poet and orator.

d) Rabindranath Tagore was a great poet and orator.

8. Shiela is the ………………… . girl in the group.

a) Old

b) Older

c) Oldest

d) More old

9. He lost his wealth. He lost his family. Combine using both…and.

a) He lost both his wealth and family.

b) He both lost his wealth and family.

c) Both he lost his wealth and family.

d) He lost his wealth both and his family.

10. A quiver of …………………..

a) Flowers

b) Bows

c) Stars

d) Arrows

Answers

1. Hardly

2. Doesn’t he?

3. Health is more important than wealth.

4. Seeing

5. Aren’t I?

6. Speak loudly so that you will be heard.

7. Rabindranath Tagore was not only a great poet but also a great painter.

8. Oldest

9. He lost both his wealth and family.

10. Arrows

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