English Grammar - Sentence Improvement: 75 MCQs with Answers

Sentence Improvement
English Grammar - Sentence Improvement

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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Q11. Improve the sentence: 'He is good in mathematics.'

Right Answer: He is good at mathematics.


Explanation:

'Good at' is the correct preposition combination for skill/subject.

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Q12. Improve the sentence: 'She is married with a doctor.'

Right Answer: She is married to a doctor.


Explanation:

'Married to' is the correct preposition combination.

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Q13. Improve the sentence: 'He was accused for theft.'

Right Answer: He was accused of theft.


Explanation:

'Accused of' is the correct fixed preposition combination.

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Q14. Improve the sentence: 'I am interested to learn French.'

Right Answer: I am interested in learning French.


Explanation:

'Interested in' is followed by a gerund: 'interested in learning'.

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Q15. Improve the sentence: 'She is capable to handle this.'

Right Answer: She is capable of handling this.


Explanation:

'Capable of' is the correct preposition combination, followed by a gerund.

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Q16. Improve the sentence: 'She don't like spicy food.'

Right Answer: She doesn't like spicy food.


Explanation:

'Doesn't' (not 'don't') correctly agrees with the third-person singular subject.

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Q17. Improve the sentence: 'He has went to the office.'

Right Answer: He has gone to the office.


Explanation:

The correct past participle of 'go' is 'gone', not 'went'.

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Q18. Improve the sentence: 'They was playing cricket.'

Right Answer: They were playing cricket.


Explanation:

The plural subject 'they' requires the plural auxiliary 'were', not 'was'.

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Q19. Improve the sentence: 'She can to sing well.'

Right Answer: She can sing well.


Explanation:

The modal 'can' is followed directly by the base verb, without 'to'.

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Q20. Improve the sentence: 'He must finished the work by tomorrow.'

Right Answer: He must finish the work by tomorrow.


Explanation:

The modal 'must' is followed by the base form of the verb: 'must finish'.

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Published: 08 September 2026 | Last Updated: 08 September 2026 |


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