Having a good grasp of grammar is important if you want to be able to communicate your thoughts, opinions, and more in a way that others can understand. Proper grammar may seem subjective and it may also look as though it varies from culture to culture but in general, the rules of grammar are meant to keep us communicating effectively with one another. Much of our lives --- and TV sitcom characters' --- seem to be thrown into upheaval due to miscommunication with other people. This is often the result of us not being able to convey our thoughts and feelings in a way that others can understand.
Without proper grammar and an adequate vocabulary, our thoughts and opinions would get lost in a sea of garbled jargon. This grammar quiz may seem simple but you would be surprised how many people are unable to get a perfect score or even pass it at all.
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This Grammar Quiz May Seem Simple, But How Well Can You Score? Questions
Which of these words is a possessive form: there, they're, or their?
They're
There
Their
"They're" and "their" are both possessive
Fill in the blank: "The company released ____ fourth-quarter earnings."
their
its
it's
there
Fill in the blank: "If I ___ a carpenter then I'd have a lot of tools to use."
am
was
is
were
Fill in the blank: Justin and ____ went for a walk.
I
himself
me
myself
Fill in the blank: ____ going to clean up this mess?
Whose
Who's
Who
Karen
Fill in the blank: We caught the cat ____ on a pile of papers.
Lie
Lying
Laying
Lay
Fill in the blank: The beers I drank had no ____ on me but the shots I took sure did!
affects
effected
effect
affect
Fill in the blanks: Steve was ____ worried about getting hurt ____ go skiing with the other ____ people.
too, too, two
too, to, two
to, too, two
to, two, too
Fill in the blanks: ____ were concerned that ____ neighbors weren't mowing _____ lawn enough.
They, there, there
They, their, their
They, their, there
They're, their, their
When is it proper to use the word "irregardless"?
When something should not be regarded twice
When something should not be regarded
When something should be regarded twice
Never
Fill in the blanks: _____ going to feel embarrassed if you don't wash ____ face.
You're, your
You're, you're
Your, you're
You, you're
Fill in the blanks: _____ might not like this but I ____ the new Star Wars movie without you.
You, seen
You, saw
You're, saw
You're, seen
Is "firstly" a proper word? If so, what type of word is it?
Adverb
Pronoun
It is not a word
Verb
Fill in the blanks here correctly (even if no one speaks like this): "Talledega Nights was so funny! I _____ laughed my head off! It was ____ a comedy about racecar driving."
literally, figuratively
Literally, literally
figuratively, literally
figuratively, figuratively
Fill in the blank: "We _____ into his room and left funny notes all over the place."
sneaked
snucked
sneak
snuck
4 Comments
7/15 spell check
9 – 15 – 60% I do hate people saying Me & Joe instead of Joe & I, you hear it everywhere on the street, TV & movies. I might be old fashion, but I get so wild when I do hear it.
15/15!!
13/15