40 objective type questions of English Grammar

Choose the antonym of “diligent.”

Which is a correct use of “whom”?

Choose the correct passive form: “They will publish the results tomorrow.”

Fill in the blank: “Sardar Patel ________ the farmers of Bardoli in their fight against the government.”

Which is an example of onomatopoeia?

Fill in the blank: “He ____ to school every day.”

Find the correct plural of “analysis.”

Identify the correct tag question: “You like coffee, ___?”

Choose the correct sentence.

Point out the error in the following sentence: “I can learn poems more easy than speeches.”

Select the sentence in future continuous tense.

Select the word which is opposite in meaning to “ascend”

Choose the correct sentence:

Which of the following words is regarded as singular?

Pick the correct plural of “child”:

Identify the plural noun.

Which of the following sentences has a conjunction?

Select the adverb of place.

Choose the correct spelling.

Which sentence is grammatically correct?

Identify the figure of speech: “The pen is mightier than the sword.”

Choose the correct pronoun: “Each of the boys did __ share of work.”

“I don’t know ______ at the party.”

Choose the correct preposition: “He is good ___ mathematics.”

Identify the pronoun in the sentence:
“They are going to the market.”

Which is the correct use of “whose”?

Select the correct comparative degree: “good”.

Fill in the blank: “If I ___ you, I would not do that.”

Which of the following is an oxymoron?

Pick the correct indirect speech: “She said, ‘I will go tomorrow.’”

Which of these is a coordinating conjunction?

Choose the correct sentence: “I have lived here ___ five years.”

To “chew the cud” means:

What form of poetry is “La Belle Dame Sans Merci”?

Select the correct article: “He is ___ honest man.”

What is the meaning of the idiom “to throw in the towel”?

Pick the correct form: “She is the ___ student in the class.”

Pick the sentence with the correct conjunction.

Find the synonym of “abundant”.

Change the following verb into noun: Succeed.