Đề 7 – Bài tập, đề thi trắc nghiệm online Ngữ pháp lý thuyết tiếng Anh

A A. 'Fewer' is used with uncountable nouns, and 'less' is used with countable nouns. B B. 'Fewer' is used with countable nouns, and 'less' is used with uncountable nouns. C C. There is no difference; they are interchangeable. D D. 'Fewer' is used for amounts of money, and 'less' is used for quantities.

A A. Proper noun B B. Abstract noun C C. Gerund noun D D. Collective noun

A A. I wish I was taller. B B. If I were you, I would apologize. C C. He demanded that she is present. D D. She insisted that he goes to the doctor.

A A. I like tea, and I also like coffee. B B. She is tired, but she keeps working. C C. They went to the park, so it rained. D D. He can either study hard, or he can fail the exam.

A A. After finishing the homework, the pizza was eaten. B B. After finishing the homework, we ate the pizza. C C. We ate the pizza after finishing the homework. D D. The pizza was eaten after we finished the homework.

A A. I saw himself in the mirror. B B. They hurt themselves when they fell. C C. She told you and myself the secret. D D. He gave the book to I.

A A. She likes to swim, to hike, and reading books. B B. He enjoys singing, dancing, and to act. C C. They are interested in history, literature, and studying art. D D. We went to the beach, relaxed in the sun, and swimming in the sea.

A A. They had been finished the project before the deadline. B B. She has been studying all night for the exam. C C. He had been working at the company for five years when he got promoted. D D. I will have been living here for ten years next month.

A A. Because it was raining, we stayed inside. B B. We stayed inside because it was raining. C C. It was raining, so we stayed inside. D D. Despite the rain, we went outside.

A A. She said, 'Let's go to the park'. B B. She said 'Let's go to the park'. C C. She said, 'Let's go to the park.' D D. She said: 'Let's go to the park'.

A A. Adverbial clause B B. Noun clause C C. Adjective clause D D. Independent clause

A A. I am knowing him for five years. B B. I know him for five years. C C. I have known him for five years. D D. I knew him for five years.

A A. To replace a noun. B B. To modify a noun. C C. To avoid repetition of nouns. D D. To refer to a noun already mentioned or understood.

A A. The cat chased the mouse. B B. The mouse was chased by the cat. C C. Someone stole my car. D D. My car was stolen.

A A. It always functions as a verb. B B. It is formed by adding '-ing' to a verb. C C. It can function as a noun. D D. It can be the subject of a sentence.

A A. To connect clauses. B B. To modify a verb. C C. To express strong emotion or surprise. D D. To identify a noun.

A A. You must to attend the meeting. B B. She should to arrive by noon. C C. It might rain later today. D D. They can to swim very well.

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

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 necessarily have both. C C. A phrase expresses a complete thought; a clause does not. D D. There is no significant grammatical difference between them.

A A. To replace a verb. B B. To rename or explain a noun or pronoun. C C. To indicate time or place. D D. To express a condition.

A A. The team of players are practicing hard. B B. Each of the students have submitted their assignments. C C. Neither of the books are available in the library. D D. The dog, along with its puppies, is playing in the garden.

A A. The dog barked loudly. B B. The dog barked, and the cat ran away. C C. Because the dog barked, the cat ran away. D D. The barking dog scared the cat.

A A. To modify verbs. B B. To specify nouns. C C. To connect sentences. D D. To express emotions.

A A. Walking down the street, I saw a dog. B B. I saw a dog walking down the street. C C. I saw a dog with a long tail. D D. With a long tail, I saw a dog.

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

A A. If it rains, I will take an umbrella. B B. If it rained, I would take an umbrella. C C. If it had rained, I would have taken an umbrella. D D. If it rains, I take an umbrella.

A A. Neither he is intelligent nor is he hardworking. B B. Both he is intelligent and hardworking. C C. Not only he is intelligent but also hardworking. D D. Whether he is intelligent or hardworking.

A A. 'Affect' is usually a noun, and 'effect' is usually a verb. B B. 'Affect' is usually a verb, and 'effect' is usually a noun. C C. They are synonyms and can be used interchangeably. D D. 'Affect' means 'result', and 'effect' means 'to influence'.

A A. She is good at playing the piano. B B. He is interested in learning new languages. C C. They are waiting for the bus at the corner. D D. I agree to you.

A A. Running quickly, he catches the bus. B B. He was running quickly and catching the bus. C C. Because he was running quickly, he catches the bus. D D. To run quickly, he catches the bus.