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English Grammar Mastery Quiz

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Advanced practice on pronouns, comparatives, future present tenses.

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Advanced practice on pronouns, comparatives, future present tenses.

by Ani Gevorgyan
1

Which sentence uses the possessive pronoun correctly?

2

Choose the correct comparative form: 'good' ->

3

Which sentence shows correct use of possessive case for a plural noun?

4

Identify the superlative form: 'beautiful'.

5

Which sentence uses a future meaning with present tense?

6

Choose the correct possessive pronoun: 'That hat is ____.'

7

Which sentence uses the correct comparative form after a short adjective?

8

Select the sentence with correct future action in present tense.

9

Choose the correct possessive form for the joint ownership:

10

Which sentence uses the superlative correctly?

11

Identify the possessive case: 'The cats chased their tails.'

12

Which sentence demonstrates a future action using present tense for near future?

13

Choose the correct form: 'This is the book of ____.'

14

Which sentence uses both possessive pronoun and comparative correctly?

15

Select the correct non-count possessive pronoun usage:

16

Which sentence contains a correct future present tense form for a scheduled event?

Объяснение

Hers is the correct possessive pronoun here; her is possessive determiner, not a pronoun in this position.

The irregular comparative of 'good' is 'better', not 'gooder'.

For plural nouns ending in s, add an apostrophe after s: teachers'.

Superlative of adjectives with two or more syllables often uses 'most'.

Present continuous can express planned future; 'will' is not necessary here.

Yours is the independent possessive pronoun; 'your' is a possessive determiner.

For short adjectives, the -er form is used: 'smaller'.

Schedule or timetabled future is often expressed with present simple for fixed arrangements.

Use 'Our team’s' with apostrophe-s to show ownership; 'Our teams' would refer to multiple teams.

Correct superlative: 'the tallest', not 'tallestest' or missing article.

'Their' is the possessive pronoun; others are homophones unrelated to possession here.

'I’m going to' expresses a near-future plan; 'I start' is present simple without context.

Mine is the possessive pronoun; 'my' is a determiner, not a pronoun here.

Use 'ours' as possessive pronoun; other options misuse apostrophes or form.

The correct form is 'theirs'; other options misuse apostrophes.

For scheduled events in the near future, present tense in English can be used: 'starts'.

 
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