Đề 14 – Bài tập, đề thi trắc nghiệm online Ngữ pháp lý thuyết tiếng Anh

A A. A verb acting as an adjective. B B. A verb acting as a noun. C C. A noun acting as a verb. D D. A noun acting as an adverb.

A A. He told I to finish the report myself. B B. They saw ourselves in the mirror. C C. She bought you a present. D D. We gave they the information.

A A. She rarely has she seen such beauty. B B. Rarely she has seen such beauty. C C. Rarely has she seen such beauty. D D. She has rarely seen such beauty.

A A. If I was you, I would apologize. B B. If I were you, I will apologize. C C. If I were you, I would apologize. D D. If I am you, I would apologize.

A A. I have been knowing her for five years. B B. I have known her for five years. C C. I am knowing her for five years. D D. I have been knowing her since five years.

A A. A phrase has a subject and a verb; a clause does not. B B. A clause has a subject and a verb; a phrase does not. C C. Phrases are always longer than clauses. D D. Clauses are always longer than phrases.

A A. Each of the students should bring their books. B B. Each of the students should bring his or her book. C C. Each of the students should bring their book. D D. Each of the students should bring his book.

A A. The sun was shining it was a beautiful day. B B. The sun was shining, it was a beautiful day. C C. The sun was shining; it was a beautiful day. D D. The sun was shining and it was a beautiful day.

A A. The team are playing well tonight. B B. The team is playing well tonight. C C. The team were playing well tonight. D D. The team has playing well tonight.

A A. To indicate the tense of an action. B B. To modify or qualify the meaning of another verb, expressing possibility, necessity, permission, etc. C C. To replace the main verb in a sentence. D D. To connect clauses within a sentence.

A A. To act as the object of a verb or preposition. B B. To show possession. C C. To act as the subject of a verb. D D. To act as an indirect object.

A A. Walking down the street, the dog barked loudly. B B. Walking down the street, I saw a dog bark loudly. C C. The dog barked loudly while walking down the street. D D. I walked down the street and heard a dog bark loudly.

A A. Noun B B. Pronoun C C. Adjective D D. Adverb

A A. He said “Hello”. B B. He said, “Hello.” C C. He said, “Hello”. D D. He said “Hello,”.

A A. She is a honest person. B B. She is an honest person. C C. She is the honest person. D D. She is honest person.

A A. Prepositions B B. Conjunctions C C. Relative pronouns D D. Interjections

A A. The book on the table is mine. B B. On the table, the book is mine. C C. She sat on the table. D D. The table is on.

A A. To act as the main verb of a sentence. B B. To act as an adjective, modifying a noun or pronoun. C C. To act as an adverb, modifying a verb, adjective, or another adverb. D D. To act as a noun, functioning as subject or object.

A A. It was raining however we went for a walk. B B. It was raining, however we went for a walk. C C. It was raining; however, we went for a walk. D D. It was raining however, we went for a walk.

A A. If I will win the lottery, I would travel the world. B B. If I won the lottery, I will travel the world. C C. If I win the lottery, I would travel the world. D D. If I won the lottery, I would travel the world.

A A. She is more tall than her brother and the tallest in the family. B B. She is taller than her brother and the tallest in the family. C C. She is tall than her brother and the tallest in the family. D D. She is more tall than her brother and tallest in the family.

A A. To simplify complex sentences into shorter ones. B B. To add more information to a sentence. C C. To emphasize a specific part of a sentence. D D. To make sentences passive.

A A. Countable nouns can be singular or plural and used with 'a/an' and numbers; uncountable nouns are always singular and used with quantifiers like 'much', 'little'. B B. Countable nouns are always singular; uncountable nouns can be singular or plural. C C. Both countable and uncountable nouns can be used with 'a/an'. D D. Both countable and uncountable nouns can be plural.

A A. She said, 'I am going to the store'. B B. She said that I am going to the store. C C. She said that she is going to the store. D D. She said that she was going to the store.

A A. She enjoys reading, to swim, and hiking. B B. She enjoys reading, swimming, and to hike. C C. She enjoys to read, swimming, and hiking. D D. She enjoys reading, swimming, and hiking.

A A. To connect two independent clauses. B B. To modify a verb, adjective, or adverb. C C. To rename or further describe a noun or noun phrase. D D. To indicate the tense of a verb.

A A. The book was long, I found it very interesting. B B. The book was long, but I found it very interesting. C C. The book was long which I found very interesting. D D. The book, which was long, I found very interesting.

A A. Preposition B B. Adverb C C. Conjunction D D. Interjection

A A. I enjoy to swim every morning. B B. I want swimming every morning. C C. I enjoy swimming every morning. D D. I want swim every morning.

A A. There are much apples in the basket. B B. There are many water in the bottle. C C. There are many apples in the basket. D D. There are much apples and many water.