These are basic grammar mistakes that almost everyone misses. How many can you spot?
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Only 1 in 10 People Can Spot All of Common Grammar Mist… Quiz Questions
Pick the grammatically correct sentence.
One of the most important issue is the lack of parking spaces at the local mall.
One of the most important issues is the lack of parking spaces at the local mall.
Pick the grammatically correct sentence.
The cat was licking its tail.
The cat was licking it’s tail.
Pick the grammatically INCORRECT sentence.
The survey we performed recently showed that most of customers are satisfied.
The survey we performed recently showed that most of our customers are satisfied.
The survey we performed recently showed that most customers are satisfied.
Pick the grammatically INCORRECT sentence.
I’ve loved classical music ever since I was a child.
I’ve loved classical music ever since I was child.
I’ve loved classical music ever since I was young.
Pick the grammatically correct sentence.
It was a breathe of fresh air to meet someone so genuine.
It was a breath of fresh air to meet someone so genuine.
Pick the grammatically correct sentence.
It hot outside.
Its hot outside.
It's hot outside.
Pick the grammatically correct sentence.
Will you come over to visit Bill and I?
Will you come over to visit Bill and me?
Will you come over to visit me and Bill?
Which of the following is the correct usage of "accept" in a sentence?
Accept for the rain, it was a pleasant day.
He got accepted into his dream college.
She was fine accept for her toothache.
Pick the grammatically correct sentence.
We were going to do that anyways.
We were going to do that anyway.
Pick the grammatically correct sentence.
The students all took off they’re hats.
The students all took off there hats.
The students all took off their hats.
Pick the grammatically correct sentence.
You’re going to have to do better then that, if you want to pass this class.
Your going to have to do better than that, if you want to pass this class.
You’re going to have to do better than that, if you want to pass this class.
Pick the grammatically correct sentence.
I’m determined to do better then last year.
I’m determined to do better than last year.
Pick the grammatically correct sentence.
I’m always afraid that I’ll loose my house key.
I’m always afraid that I’ll lose my house key.
Pick the grammatically correct sentence.
My mom isn’t sure who’s going with us.
My mom isn’t sure whose going with us.
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That group of students are going on the field trip.
That group of students is going on the field trip.
Pick the grammatically correct sentence.
Would you like to take part of this activity?
Would you like to take part in this activity?
Pick the grammatically correct sentence.
That book affected me grately.
That movie affected me greatly.
That book effected me greatly.
Pick the grammatically correct sentence.
The bouquet of flowers on the table, belongs to Mary.
The bouquet of flowers on the table belongs to Mary.
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You’re going to have to do better than that, if you want to pass this class. The previous sentence is grammatically incorrect. There should be no comma anywhere in it. The sentence reads grammatically correct with the deletion of the comma.