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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Q31. Improve the sentence: 'She is more happier than before.'

Right Answer: She is happier than before.


Explanation:

'More happier' is a double comparative error; 'happier' alone is correct.

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Q32. Improve the sentence: 'This is the most best solution.'

Right Answer: This is the best solution.


Explanation:

'Most best' is a double superlative error; 'best' alone is correct.

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Q33. Improve the sentence: 'He is a very unique person.'

Right Answer: He is a unique person.


Explanation:

'Unique' is an absolute adjective and should not be modified by degree words like 'very'.

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Q34. Improve the sentence: 'She has less friends than I do.'

Right Answer: She has fewer friends than I do.


Explanation:

'Fewer' should be used with countable nouns like 'friends', not 'less'.

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Q35. Improve the sentence: 'He is taller than any boy in his class.'

Right Answer: He is taller than any other boy in his class.


Explanation:

'Any other boy' correctly excludes comparing him to himself within the group.

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Q36. Improve the sentence: 'She sings good.'

Right Answer: She sings well.


Explanation:

'Well' (adverb) is needed to modify the verb 'sings', not the adjective 'good'.

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Q37. Improve the sentence: 'He runs fastly.'

Right Answer: He runs fast.


Explanation:

'Fastly' is not standard English; 'fast' itself functions as an adverb.

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Q38. Improve the sentence: 'She talks lowly in the library.'

Right Answer: She talks quietly in the library.


Explanation:

'Quietly' (in a quiet manner) is the intended meaning, not 'lowly' (humbly).

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Q39. Improve the sentence: 'He arrived lately to the meeting.'

Right Answer: He arrived late to the meeting.


Explanation:

'Late' (not on time) is the intended meaning, not 'lately' (recently).

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Q40. Improve the sentence: 'She works hardly every day.'

Right Answer: She works hard every day.


Explanation:

'Hard' (with effort) is the intended meaning, not 'hardly' (barely).

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


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