Exciting English Sentence Formation Quiz
Understanding the English Sentence Formations
1. Which of the following sentences is grammatically correct?
Tense Usage in Sentences
2. What tense is used in the sentence "the volunteers will have to stand at the back of the auditorium"?
The sentence uses the Future Continuous Tense to indicate an action that will be happening in the future.3. What is the correct option to complete the sentence "I promise I __ the lights before I leave the office."?
The correct option to complete the sentence is "C will have turned off" to indicate a future action that will be completed before leaving the office.4. What is the correct option to complete the sentence "I am sick today, __ the arrangements from home."?
The correct completion for the sentence is "B will be making" to indicate ongoing action from home due to sickness.5. What is the correct sentence formation for "the class __ all of the seats by now."?
The correct sentence formation is "D will have taken" to show that all seats are taken.Future Actions and Time Indicators
6. Complete the sentence "I'll fill you in at the time __ for three weeks by the time you join us."
The completion would be "C will have been taking" to refer to an action that will be ongoing for three weeks before the meeting.7. What is the correct phrase to use for "I bet you $20 that Jesse gets that raise when she asks for it."?
The correct phrase to use is "A i'll bet" when making a bet on future outcomes.8. Should the receptionist "set you up with an appointment" or "take your coat while you're removing your shoes"?
The receptionist should "set you up with an appointment" as mentioned in the sentence.Probability and Future Actions
9. What is the correct phrase to indicate a doubtful future action in "I might finish this assignment by the deadline, but it's pretty unlikely."?
The correct phrase to indicate doubt in a future action is "B Might" in the sentence.10. Can you bring your spouse to the event mentioned in the sentence "May bring your spouse if you wish. However, you'll have to pay for an extra ticket."?
Yes, you may bring your spouse to the event if you wish, but an extra ticket will need to be purchased.11. What would be a practical choice mentioned in the sentence "He could take a taxi to the airport, but it makes more sense for me to just drop him off."?
A more practical choice would be to just drop him off at the airport instead of taking a taxi, as mentioned in the sentence.