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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Question 1
Is this sentence correct in formal written English (SAT/ACT style)? The committee announced their decision on Friday.
- A. correct
- B. incorrect
Question 2
Choose the option that makes a logical comparison. My phone's battery lasts longer than ___.
- A. my brother
- B. my brother does it
- C. my brother's
- D. my brother is
Question 3
Choose the option that keeps the sentence parallel. She wanted to travel the world, to learn new languages and ___.
- A. to meet new people
- B. she met new people
- C. meeting new people
- D. new people to meet
Question 4
Choose the verb that agrees with the subject. Either the manager or her assistants ___ responsible.
- A. is
- B. are
Question 5
Choose the pronoun that agrees with its antecedent (formal written English). The birds flew back to ___ nests.
- A. they're
- B. its
- C. their
- D. there
Question 6
Is this sentence correct in formal written English? Tom is one of those people who always arrives late.
- A. correct
- B. incorrect
Question 7
Choose the pronoun that matches its antecedent in formal written English (SAT/ACT style). Each of the countries sent ___ own delegation.
- A. it's
- B. its
- C. their
- D. there
Question 8
In which sentence is the noun clause in brackets this: subject complement (after be)?
- A. My hope is [that everyone stays safe].
- B. [What she said] surprised everyone.
- C. Nobody understood [why the lights went out].
Question 9
Choose the verb that agrees with the subject. Not far from the coast ___ several small islands.
- A. are
- B. is
Question 10
Choose the verb form that fits the context. Since 2015, the town ___ three new parks.
- A. had opened
- B. has opened
- C. opened
- D. opens
Question 11
What role does the noun clause in brackets play? She is worried about [what people will think].
- A. subject
- B. direct object
- C. subject complement (after be)
- D. object of a preposition
Question 12
Is this sentence correct in formal written English? Here come the bus!
- A. correct
- B. incorrect
Question 13
Is this sentence correct? You can either take the bus or walk.
- A. yes, it is correct
- B. no, it is not correct
Question 14
Choose the verb that agrees with the noun the relative pronoun refers to. The scientist who ___ the vaccine trials is giving a talk.
- A. leads
- B. lead
Question 15
Is this sentence correct in formal written English? Jupiter is bigger than any other planet in the solar system.
- A. correct
- B. incorrect
Question 16
Which sentence uses parallel structure correctly? • The plan was neither practical nor could we afford it. • The plan was neither practical nor affordable. • The plan neither was practical nor affordable. • The plan was neither practical or affordable.
- A. The plan was neither practical nor could we afford it.
- B. The plan was neither practical nor affordable.
- C. The plan neither was practical nor affordable.
- D. The plan was neither practical or affordable.
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