Can You Pass This Tricky English Grammar Test? (Most People Can’t!)

English grammar can be tricky, and even the most fluent speakers often make mistakes they don’t even notice. Are you confident in your grammar skills? Let’s put them to the test! We’ve created a series of questions that challenge even the most experienced English speakers. Think you can ace it? Let’s find out!

1. Which sentence is grammatically correct?

A) She’s smarter then him.
B) She’s smarter than him.
C) She’s more smarter than him.
D) She’s more smart than him.

2. Choose the correct form of the word:

A) Tomorrow’s
B) Tomorrow
C) Tomorrows
D) Tommorrow

3. Pick the sentence with correct punctuation:

A) I have a cat, a dog and a hamster.
B) I have a cat a dog and a hamster.
C) I have a cat, a dog, and a hamster.
D) I have a cat a dog, and a hamster.

4. What’s the correct word to complete this sentence?

A) him
B) he
C) his
D) he’s

5. Which is the correct version of this sentence?

A) I can’t hardly wait for the weekend.
B) I can hardly wait for the weekend.
C) I hardly can’t wait for the weekend.
D) I can wait hardly for the weekend.

6. Fill in the blank with the correct word:

A) good
B) well
C) better
D) best

7. Which sentence uses the correct form of the verb?

A) She was driving when I see her.
B) She was driving when I seen her.
C) She was driving when I saw her.
D) She was driving when I has seen her.

8. Which of the following is a proper noun?

A) park
B) john
C) city
D) america

9. Which is correct?

A) I’m going to the store after work.
B) I’m going to store after work.
C) I’m going to store after work’s.
D) I’m going store after work.

10. Which of the following sentences is grammatically correct?

A) I don’t have nothing to do today.
B) I don’t have anything to do today.
C) I have nothing to do today.
D) I don’t have anything to do no more.

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