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1. What is the correct contraction for "it is"?
- A. isn't
- B. No contraction used
- C. it's
- D. its
Explanation
“It’s” is the correct contraction that combines it + is. The apostrophe replaces the missing letter “i”.
- It’s = it is
- Its (without apostrophe) = possessive form meaning “belonging to it” (e.g., The dog wagged its tail.)
2. Select the word or phrase that makes this sentence grammatically correct. If they ---------- that the weather was going to be so bad, they wouldn't have gone to the beach.
- A. known
- B. knew
- C. had known
- D. were knowing
Explanation
This sentence is a past unreal conditional (also called third conditional), describing something that did not happen. The correct structure is: If + had + past participle, ... would have + past participle So the correct form is: If they had known that the weather was going to be so bad, they wouldn't have gone to the beach.
3. Select the word or phrase in the sentence that is not used correctly. San Francisco is one of many cities in the world which have recently been hit by earthquakes.
- A. have
- B. many cities
- C. been hit
- D. in
Explanation
In the phrase “one of many cities… which have”, the verb choice should reflect the subject pattern. While “cities… have” may sound logical, the structure “one of…” requires the verb to agree with the implied subject for this construction in correct formal grammar. The proper phrasing should use “has” to match the idea that each individual city has been hit. Therefore, “have” is the incorrect usage here.
4. Select the word or phrase that makes this sentence grammatically correct. The dog began to scratch ----- behind the ear.
- A. itself
- B. their
- C. themself
- D. it
Explanation
“Dog” is a singular noun, so the correct reflexive pronoun is itself. The sentence correctly reads: The dog began to scratch itself behind the ear. The other options do not match a singular animal subject.
5. Select the word or phrase in the sentence that is not used correctly. The teacher let the students to know that they would have 1 hour to complete the test.
- A. to know
- B. would have
- C. let
- D. the test
Explanation
The verb let is followed directly by a verb without to. The phrase should be: The teacher let the students know that they would have 1 hour to complete the test. “Let the students to know” is incorrect; “let the students know” is correct.
6. The client's hospital stay was prolonged, ---------- a superinfection.
- A. do to
- B. because
- C. due to
- D. instead of
Explanation
“Due to” is the correct phrase to indicate a cause or reason. The sentence explains that the hospital stay was prolonged as a result of a superinfection, making “due to” the appropriate choice.
7. Choose the word that correctly replaces the underlined word in the sentence. Everyone enjoyed the film presented in the Jones' theater.
- A. their's
- B. there
- C. their
- D. there's
Explanation
“Their” is the correct possessive pronoun to show ownership. The sentence indicates that the theater belongs to the Jones family, so “their” correctly conveys possession.
8. Which sentence is punctuated correctly?
- A. Jenna placed her book on the table, she hung up her jacket.
- B. Jenna placed her book on the table and she hung up her jacket.
- C. Jenna placed her book on the table, and she hung up her jacket.
- D. Jenna placed her book on the table she hung up her jacket.
Explanation
This sentence correctly uses a comma + conjunction (and) to join two independent clauses:
- Jenna placed her book on the table
- she hung up her jacket
9. Choose the word that correctly replaces the underlined word in the sentence. We didn't know which picture was Patricia's.
- A. ours
- B. mine
- C. hers
- D. her's
Explanation
“Hers” is the correct possessive pronoun that replaces Patricia’s to show ownership. It already expresses possession and does not use an apostrophe.
10. Select the word or phrase that makes this sentence grammatically correct. The nurse told the patient, "This shot will make you feel ______."
- A. better
- B. more sleep
- C. sleepily
- D. more better
Explanation
“Better” is the correct comparative form of “well” or “good” when describing how someone feels. The sentence refers to an improvement in the patient’s condition, and “feel better” is the correct and natural expression.
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