Sentence Correction Quiz

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Sentence Correction Quiz

Choose the best version of a sentence for clarity and correctness.

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Spot the error:

❌ Incorrect: This is the more interesting book I have read.

2 / 20

Spot the error:

❌ Incorrect: She gave me an advice.

3 / 20

Identify the mistake:

❌ Incorrect: I have went to the store.

4 / 20

Choose the correct sentence:

❌ Incorrect: He’s interested on learning new languages.

5 / 20

Choose the correct sentence:

❌ Incorrect: Neither of them were happy.

6 / 20

Spot the error:

❌ Incorrect: He enjoyed to play football.

7 / 20

Spot the error:

❌ Incorrect: My brother has ate all the cookies.

8 / 20

Find the correct sentence:

❌ Incorrect: I enjoy to read books.

9 / 20

Spot the error:

❌ Incorrect: The team are playing well.

10 / 20

Identify the mistake:

❌ Incorrect: She didn’t knew the answer.

11 / 20

Choose the correct sentence:

❌ Incorrect: He didn’t went to school yesterday.

12 / 20

Find the correct sentence:

❌ Incorrect: She is married with a doctor.

13 / 20

Identify the mistake:

❌ Incorrect: He told that he was tired.

14 / 20

Choose the correct sentence:

❌ Incorrect: She don’t like coffee.

15 / 20

Spot the error:

❌ Incorrect: She suggested me to take a break.

16 / 20

Choose the correct sentence:

❌ Incorrect: I look forward to meet you.

17 / 20

Identify the mistake:

❌ Incorrect: She said she will call me later.

18 / 20

Identify the mistake:

❌ Incorrect: She is enough tall to be a model.

19 / 20

Identify the mistake:

❌ Incorrect: He is more taller than me.

20 / 20

Choose the correct sentence:

❌ Incorrect: I have visited Paris last year.

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Sentence Correction Quiz

Are you confident in your English grammar skills? Sentence correction is an essential part of mastering the language. Whether you’re preparing for an exam or just want to improve your writing, this quiz will help you sharpen your skills.


Sentence Correction Exercises: Spot the Error!

Try to find the errors in these sentences and choose the correct option. The answers and explanations will help you understand the common grammar mistakes.

1. Choose the correct sentence:

❌ Incorrect: He didn’t went to school yesterday.

A) He didn’t went to school yesterday.
B) He didn’t go to school yesterday.
C) He doesn’t went to school yesterday.
D) He didn’t goes to school yesterday.

✅ Answer: B) He didn’t go to school yesterday.
💡 Tip: After did, always use the base form of the verb (go, not went).

2. Spot the error:

❌ Incorrect: My brother has ate all the cookies.

A) has
B) ate
C) all the cookies
D) No error

✅ Answer: B) ate → eaten
💡 Tip: Ate is the past simple form, while eaten is the past participle needed after has/have.

3. Choose the correct sentence:

❌ Incorrect: She is married with a doctor.

A) She is married with a doctor.
B) She is married to a doctor.
C) She is married for a doctor.
D) She is married in a doctor.

✅ Answer: B) She is married to a doctor.
💡 Tip: We say married to someone, not married with.

4. Find the mistake:

❌ Incorrect: He is more taller than me.

A) more
B) taller
C) than
D) No error

✅ Answer: A) more → remove ‘more’
💡 Tip: Taller is already a comparative adjective, so more is unnecessary.

5. Choose the correct sentence:

❌ Incorrect: I look forward to meet you.

A) I look forward to meet you.
B) I look forward to meeting you.
C) I look forward meet you.
D) I look forward meeting you.

✅ Answer: B) I look forward to meeting you.
💡 Tip: After look forward to, always use the -ing form.


Practicing sentence correction regularly can significantly enhance your grammar skills. Keep testing yourself, learn from your mistakes, and soon, your writing and speaking will be flawless!


Happy learning! 😊

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