English Grammar - Sentence Improvement: 75 MCQs with Answers
English Grammar- Sentence Improvement
Sentence Improvement MCQ questions covering correction of tense, article, preposition, verb and other errors in English grammar.
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0%Q1. Improve the sentence: 'She has gone to market yesterday.'
Right Answer: She went to market yesterday.
Explanation:
'Yesterday' requires the simple past tense 'went', not the present perfect 'has gone'.
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Q2. Improve the sentence: 'I am knowing him since childhood.'
Right Answer: I have known him since childhood.
Explanation:
'Know' is a stative verb and, with 'since', requires the present perfect 'have known', not the continuous form.
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Q3. Improve the sentence: 'By the time he arrives, we finish our lunch.'
Right Answer: By the time he arrives, we will have finished our lunch.
Explanation:
The future perfect 'will have finished' correctly shows an action completed before another future action.
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Q4. Improve the sentence: 'If I will have time, I will visit you.'
Right Answer: If I have time, I will visit you.
Explanation:
The if-clause of a first conditional should use the simple present 'have', not 'will have'.
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Q5. Improve the sentence: 'She is working here since 2018.'
Right Answer: She has been working here since 2018.
Explanation:
'Since' with a starting point requires the present perfect continuous 'has been working'.
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Q9. Improve the sentence: 'He is best player in the team.'
Right Answer: He is the best player in the team.
Explanation:
Superlative adjectives require the definite article 'the': 'the best player'.
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