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9th grade grammar

9th grade (Year 10 in England) · 16 questions · Common Core: L.9-10.1.A, L.9-10.1, L.6.1.C, L.11-12.1.B · England: GCSE English Language (sentence control), ACT English, GCSE English Language (SPaG)

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  1. Question 1

    Is this sentence correct in formal written English? The salary of a nurse is lower than a doctor's is.

    • A. correct
    • B. incorrect
  2. Question 2

    Choose the verb form that fits the context. By the time the firefighters arrived, the fire ___ out.

    • A. burns
    • B. had burned
    • C. will burn
    • D. has burned
  3. Question 3

    Is this sentence correct in formal written English? Not far from the coast are several small islands.

    • A. correct
    • B. incorrect
  4. Question 4

    Choose the option that keeps the sentence parallel. To stay healthy, you should eat well, sleep enough and ___.

    • A. you exercised regularly
    • B. regular exercise is needed
    • C. exercise regularly
    • D. exercising regularly
  5. Question 5

    Is this sentence correct? The new app not only is cheaper but also faster.

    • A. yes, it is correct
    • B. no, it is not correct
  6. Question 6

    Choose the pronoun that matches its antecedent in formal written English (SAT/ACT style). A species of frog in Peru changes ___ colour at night.

    • A. there
    • B. its
    • C. their
    • D. it's
  7. Question 7

    Choose the verb that agrees with the subject. Mathematics ___ my strongest subject.

    • A. are
    • B. is
  8. Question 8

    What role does the noun clause in brackets play? The problem is [that nobody booked a room].

    • A. subject
    • B. direct object
    • C. subject complement (after be)
    • D. object of a preposition
  9. Question 9

    Is this sentence correct in formal written English (SAT/ACT style)? The university updated its admissions policy.

    • A. correct
    • B. incorrect
  10. Question 10

    Choose the verb that agrees with the subject. There ___ a lot of people waiting outside.

    • A. is
    • B. are
  11. Question 11

    Choose the option that makes a logical comparison. The population of Tokyo is larger than ___.

    • A. London's city
    • B. London is
    • C. that of London
    • D. London
  12. Question 12

    Choose the verb that agrees with the noun the relative pronoun refers to. Volunteers who ___ more than ten hours receive a certificate.

    • A. give
    • B. gives
  13. Question 13

    Which sentence uses parallel structure correctly? • You can either take the bus or you can walking. • You can either take the bus or walking. • Either you can take the bus or walk. • You can either take the bus or walk.

    • A. You can either take the bus or you can walking.
    • B. You can either take the bus or walking.
    • C. Either you can take the bus or walk.
    • D. You can either take the bus or walk.
  14. Question 14

    Choose the pronoun that agrees with its antecedent (formal written English). The band released ___ first album in 2020.

    • A. its
    • B. there
    • C. it's
    • D. they're
  15. Question 15

    Is this sentence correct in formal written English? The letters that was in the old box were written in 1920.

    • A. correct
    • B. incorrect
  16. Question 16

    In which sentence is the noun clause in brackets this: subject complement (after be)?

    • A. [Whoever wins] will receive a trophy.
    • B. [What she said] surprised everyone.
    • C. My hope is [that everyone stays safe].

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  1. incorrect
  2. had burned
  3. correct
  4. exercise regularly
  5. no, it is not correct
  6. its
  7. is
  8. subject complement (after be)
  9. correct
  10. are
  11. that of London
  12. give
  13. You can either take the bus or walk.
  14. its
  15. incorrect
  16. My hope is [that everyone stays safe].