Practice Questions

My father give me a gift yesterday.

A. My father gave
B. My father has given
C. My father had give
D. My father gives

'Yesterday' indicates past tense ('gave').

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She plays piano very well.

A. She plays the piano
B. She plays a piano
C. She plays piano
D. She plays pianos

Playing an instrument requires the definite article 'the'.

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Mathematics are my favorite subject.

A. Mathematics is
B. Mathematics were
C. Mathematics has
D. Mathematics have

Names of subjects (singular) take singular verbs.

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The child has ate his dinner.

A. The child has eaten
B. The child have eaten
C. The child had ate
D. The child has ate

'Has' requires the past participle 'eaten'.

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He don’t know the answer.

A. He doesn't
B. He do not
C. He didn't
D. He hasn't

'He' requires singular 'doesn't'.

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The data suggests that the experiment failed.

A. The data suggest
B. The data suggesting
C. The data has suggested
D. The data is suggesting

'Data' is plural; it requires 'suggest'.

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This is the most unique design I have ever seen.

A. This is a unique
B. This is the unique
C. This is more unique
D. This is unique

'Unique' is absolute; it cannot be modified by 'most' or 'more'.

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Between you and I, this is a secret.

A. Between you and me
B. Between you and I
C. Between you and mine
D. Between me and you

'Between' is a preposition, requiring the object form 'me'.

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Neither the teacher nor the students was aware of the change.

A. Neither the teacher nor the students were
B. Neither the teacher nor the students has
C. Neither the teacher nor the students is
D. Neither the teacher nor the students have

With 'neither/nor', the verb agrees with the closer subject ('students', plural).

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The dog wagged it’s tail happily.

A. The dog wagged its
B. The dog wagged it
C. The dog wagged it is
D. The dog wagged its'

'Its' is the possessive pronoun; 'it's' is 'it is'.

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