English Grammar Test Worksheet
The grammar rule (Rule, then check): Decide which rule the question is testing. Use that lesson’s rule — time word, subject, first sound, or pattern. Read the finished sentence aloud to check it.
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- 1.___ Kavya draw a picture every day? (a) Does (b) Are (c) Is (d) Do
- 2.Fill in a or an: ___ hotel (a) a (b) an
- 3.Choose the right verb: There ___ a cat in the garden. (a) are (b) is
- 4.What is the plural of “toy”? (a) toys (b) toyes (c) toies (d) toy
- 5.Meera asked me, “Which book do you like?” → Meera asked me ___. (a) which book do I like (b) which book did I like (c) which book I liked
- 6.___ I speak Hindi every Sunday? (a) Is (b) Do (c) Does (d) Are
- 7.Ira asked me, “Which book do you like?” → Ira asked me ___. (a) which book I liked (b) which book do I like (c) which book did I like
- 8.Change to passive: “Pooja will draw a picture tomorrow.” → A picture ___ by Pooja tomorrow. (a) will be drawn (b) will drawn (c) will be draw (d) will draw
- 9.Fill the gap: Diya is as ___ as Vivaan. (a) happier (b) happiest (c) happy
- 10.What is the plural of “woman”? (a) women (b) woman (c) womens (d) womans
- 11.Dev has a new water bottle. It is ___ water bottle. (a) his (b) him (c) he
- 12.Neel said, “My pencil is broken.” → Neel said that ___ pencil was broken. (a) my (b) he (c) him (d) his
- 13.She is going to ___ a cap next Sunday. (a) wore (b) wearing (c) wears (d) wear
- 14.Ananya ___ Hindi next Sunday. (a) will speaks (b) spoke (c) will speaking (d) will speak
- 15.Which word is the adverb? “Isha sings happily every day.” (a) sings (b) happily (c) day (d) Isha
- 16.Add the question tag: Nisha told a story yesterday, ___? (a) didn't she (b) did she (c) didn't her (d) wasn't she
- 17.Fill in in, on or at: The cricket match starts ___ Christmas Day. (a) in (b) on (c) at
- 18.I like the bag ___ I bought yesterday. (a) where (b) whose (c) which (d) who
- 19.What is the plural of “box”? (a) box (b) boxs (c) boxes (d) boxies
- 20.Nisha said, “My bag is heavy.” → Nisha said that ___ bag was heavy. (a) hers (b) she (c) my (d) her
- 21.Tara ___ me that she was busy. (a) asked (b) said (c) told
- 22.My sister and I love sports. ___ play cricket every evening. (a) Our (b) Ourselves (c) Us (d) We
- 23.My sister ___ a new puppy. (a) have (b) has
- 24.I am going to ___ a song tomorrow. (a) sing (b) singing (c) sings (d) sang
- 25.You ___ late today. (a) are (b) is (c) am
- 26.I have a red bicycle. This bicycle is ___. (a) I (b) my (c) mine
- 27.He ___ with Nani since 2021. (a) stays (b) have stayed (c) has stayed (d) stayed
- 28.Choose the right verb: One of my classmates ___ in Class 3. (a) are (b) is
- 29.The students did not ___ the match two days ago. (a) won (b) win (c) winning (d) wins
- 30.Arjun is tired of ___ a cartoon. (a) watch (b) to watch (c) watches (d) watching
- 31.Fill the gap: I can see one ___. (a) benches (b) bench (c) benchs
- 32.Fill the gap: This is the ___ book in the library. (a) best (b) good (c) better (d) most best
- 33.They ___ the dog every day. (a) feeds (b) feeding (c) feed
- 34.You have been in the library ___ half an hour. (a) for (b) since
- 35.Fill the gap: I can see four ___. (a) wolf (b) wolfs (c) wolfes (d) wolves
- 36.What is the past tense of “draw”? (a) drawn (b) drawed (c) drew (d) drawing
- 37.That is the bag ___ I bought yesterday. (a) whose (b) who (c) which (d) where
- 38.What is the plural of “key”? (a) kies (b) keys (c) key (d) keyes
- 39.She ___ a new cricket bat. (a) have (b) has
- 40.Change to passive: “Omkar tells a story every day.” → A story ___ by Omkar every day. (a) is tell (b) are told (c) tells (d) is told
Answer key
- Does
- a
- is
- toys
- which book I liked
- Do
- which book I liked
- will be drawn
- happy
- women
- his
- his
- wear
- will speak
- happily
- didn't she
- on
- which
- boxes
- her
- told
- We
- has
- sing
- are
- mine
- has stayed
- is
- win
- watching
- bench
- best
- feed
- for
- wolves
- drew
- which
- keys
- has
- is told
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