100 Most Common Grammar Errors- Part 1

Choose the correct sentence:

• a) If I will visit London, I will meet you.

• b) If I visit London, I will meet you.

• c) If I visited London, I will meet you.

• d) If I visit London, I will met you.

Answer explanation

The correct sentence is 'If I visit London, I will meet you.' It uses the correct verb tense for the conditional statement.

Choose the correct form:

• a) We enjoy to go for walk after dinner.

• b) We enjoy going for walk after dinner.

• c) We enjoy go for walk after dinner.

• d) We enjoy to going for walk after dinner.

Answer explanation

The correct form is 'We enjoy going for walk after dinner.' as 'going' is the gerund form used after 'enjoy'.

Identify the correct sentence:

• a) She is beautiful then her.

• b) She is beautiful than her.

• c) She is more beautiful then her.

• d) She is more beautiful than her.

Answer explanation

The correct sentence is 'She is more beautiful than her.' The use of 'more' is appropriate when making a comparison between two people's beauty.

Choose the correct form:

• a) This is the most unique dress.

• c) This is more unique dress.

• d) This is a unique dress.

Answer explanation

The correct form is 'This is a unique dress.' The indefinite article 'a' should be used before 'unique' in this context.

Select the correct form:

• a) The dog lost his bone.

• b) The dog lost its bone.

• c) The dog lost her bone.

• d) The dog lost it is bone.

Answer explanation

The correct form is 'its' when referring to something belonging to an animal. Therefore, the correct choice is: b) The dog lost its bone.

Identify the correct usage:

• a) He needs a car for his every day activities.

• b) He needs a car for his everyday activities.

• c) He needs a car for his every days activities.

• d) He needs a car for his every day activity.

Answer explanation

The correct usage is 'He needs a car for his everyday activities.' The word 'everyday' is used as an adjective to describe the activities, not 'every day' or 'every days.'

Select the correct sentence:

• a) This shirt is too enough for me.

• b) This shirt is too big for me.

• c) This shirt is enough for me.

• d) This shirt is too much enough for me.

Answer explanation

The correct sentence is 'b) This shirt is too big for me.' It correctly uses 'too big' to indicate that the shirt is larger than needed.

Select the correct usage:

• a) What was you're answer?

• b) What was your answer?

• c) What was your's answer?

• d) What was yours answer?

Answer explanation

The correct usage is 'b) What was your answer?' as 'your' is the possessive form of 'you' in this context.

Choose the correct sentence:

• a) Although it was raining, but we went to market.

• b) Although it was raining, we went to market.

• c) Although it was raining, but we gone to market.

• d) Although it was raining, we going to market.

Answer explanation

The correct sentence is 'Although it was raining, we went to market.' Option b is the only one that uses the correct conjunction without redundancy.

Choose the correct form: Its Sunday morning. It is Sunday morning. It's Sunday morning. Its' Sunday morning.

• a) Its Sunday morning.

• c) It's Sunday morning.

• d) Its' Sunday morning.

Answer explanation

The correct form is 'It's Sunday morning.' which is a contraction of 'It is Sunday morning.' Option c) It's Sunday morning. is the right choice.