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.Priya has a red umbrella. This umbrella is ___. (a) her (b) she (c) hers
- 2.I have a red water bottle. This water bottle is ___. (a) I (b) my (c) mine
- 3.Which word is the adverb? “Myra speaks loudly every day.” (a) speaks (b) day (c) Myra (d) loudly
- 4.What is the plural of “family”? (a) familys (b) familyes (c) family (d) families
- 5.Fill in in, on or at: The cricket match starts ___ my birthday. (a) in (b) at (c) on
- 6.Change to passive: “Arjun has eaten a mango.” → A mango ___ by Arjun. (a) has eaten (b) have been eaten (c) has been eaten
- 7.Fill the gap: I can see one ___. (a) mice (b) mouse (c) mouses
- 8.Add the question tag: I have worn a cap, ___? (a) don't I (b) haven't me (c) haven't I (d) have I
- 9.Vivaan loves sports. ___ plays cricket every evening. (a) Himself (b) His (c) He (d) Him
- 10.If the train ___ on time, I will reach Jaipur by noon. (a) will leave (b) would leave (c) leave (d) leaves
- 11.He is going to ___ a story next Sunday. (a) tells (b) tell (c) told (d) telling
- 12.If plants get no water, they ___. (a) died (b) die (c) dies
- 13.If I ___ near the sea, I would swim every day. (a) would live (b) live (c) will live (d) lived
- 14.If Isha ___ wings, she would fly to school. (a) had (b) would have (c) will have (d) has
- 15.Diya is going to ___ science next Sunday. (a) studies (b) studied (c) studying (d) study
- 16.Fill in a or an: ___ egg (a) an (b) a
- 17.___ my brother happy today? (a) Is (b) Am (c) Are
- 18.My sister is going to ___ a sandcastle next week. (a) building (b) built (c) builds (d) build
- 19.Riya is looking forward to ___ the dishes next week. (a) to wash (b) washing (c) wash (d) washes
- 20.You have just ___ a tree. (a) climbs (b) climbing (c) climb (d) climbed
- 21.Fill the gap: Arjun is as ___ as Meera. (a) happier (b) happy (c) happiest
- 22.Omkar is looking forward to ___ a song next week. (a) sings (b) sing (c) singing (d) to sing
- 23.If Rahul lived near the sea, he ___ swim every day. (a) will (b) would be (c) would (d) did
- 24.Fill in a, an or the: ___ moon shines at night. (a) an (b) a (c) the
- 25.Fill in a or an: ___ honour (a) an (b) a
- 26.What is the plural of “woman”? (a) womens (b) women (c) womans (d) woman
- 27.___ Karan hungry now? (a) Are (b) Am (c) Is
- 28.Change to passive: “Tara baked two cakes yesterday.” → Two cakes ___ by Tara yesterday. (a) was baked (b) were bake (c) baked (d) were baked
- 29.Change to passive: “Farhan cleaned the room yesterday.” → The room ___ by Farhan yesterday. (a) was clean (b) were cleaned (c) cleaned (d) was cleaned
- 30.Fill in a or an: ___ useful tool (a) a (b) an
- 31.My brother and I love sports. ___ play cricket every evening. (a) We (b) Us (c) Ourselves (d) Our
- 32.Which word is the adverb? “Pooja rides gently every day.” (a) Pooja (b) day (c) gently (d) rides
- 33.Kavya said, “I will eat a mango.” → Kavya said that she ___ eat a mango. (a) will (b) is (c) would
- 34.We ___ make tea every morning. (a) don't (b) aren't (c) doesn't
- 35.Fill the gap: I can see one ___. (a) puppies (b) puppy (c) puppys
- 36.Kavya is good at ___ cricket. (a) play (b) to play (c) plays (d) playing
- 37.Pooja is my friend. I play with ___ every day. (a) she (b) her (c) herself
- 38.Fill in in, on or at: Our school trip is ___ midnight. (a) in (b) on (c) at
- 39.Fill in a or an: ___ old book (a) a (b) an
- 40.Fill the gap: Aarav is as ___ as Karan. (a) happy (b) happiest (c) happier
Answer key
- hers
- mine
- loudly
- families
- on
- has been eaten
- mouse
- haven't I
- He
- leaves
- tell
- die
- lived
- had
- study
- an
- Is
- build
- washing
- climbed
- happy
- singing
- would
- the
- an
- women
- Is
- were baked
- was cleaned
- a
- We
- gently
- would
- don't
- puppy
- playing
- her
- at
- an
- happy
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