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Question 1: Which sentence uses the correct verb for "everyone"?

Everyone have their own ideas.
Everyone has their own ideas.
Everyone have his own ideas.
Everyone has his own idea.

Question 2: Which sentence uses proper capitalization for titles?

The mayor and the governor met today.
The Mayor and the Governor met today.
The mayor and the Governor met today.
The Mayor and the governor met today.

Question 3: Which sentence uses the correct article for a consonant sound?

I saw a unicorn in the forest.
I saw an unicorn in the forest.
I saw the unicorn in the forest.
I saw unicorn in the forest.

Question 4: Which sentence is punctuated correctly?

I love reading it’s relaxing.
I love reading, it’s relaxing.
I love reading; it’s relaxing.
I love reading it’s relaxing

Question 5: Which sentence uses proper tone for a professional email?

Hey, let’s do this!
I propose we proceed with the plan.
This is super fun.
Let’s get it done, ASAP!

Question 6: Which sentence is most appropriate for a job application letter?

I’m really pumped for this role!
I am confident in my qualifications.
This job sounds awesome.
I’d love to work here, no cap.

Question 7: Choose the sentence with correct punctuation.

Its time to go home.
It's time to go home.
Its' time to go home.
It's time to go home

Question 8: Which sentence is most appropriate for a formal job application email?

I’m super excited to apply for this job!
I am writing to apply for the position advertised.
This job looks awesome, count me in!
Hey, I’d love to work with you guys!

Question 9: Which sentence uses proper capitalization for a title?

the benefits of technology
The benefits of technology
The Benefits Of Technology
the Benefits of Technology

Question 10: Which sentence uses a semicolon correctly?

I’m tired; I need to rest.
I’m tired, I need to rest.
I’m tired I need to rest.
I’m tired: I need to rest.

Question 11: Which sentence is best for opening a formal complaint letter?

I’m really upset about this issue!
I am writing to express my concern regarding a recent issue.
This problem is super annoying!
Hey, fix this problem now!

Question 12: Which sentence is most appropriate for a formal invitation to a conference?

Come to our conference, it’s great!
We cordially invite you to attend our annual conference.
Hey, join us for a cool event.
You should come to this thing.

Question 13: Which sentence uses the correct article for a singular noun?

I saw an eagle in the sky.
I saw a eagle in the sky.
I saw the eagle in the sky.
I saw eagle in the sky.

Question 14: Which sentence has the best structure?

Quickly dancing, she the prize won.
She danced quickly and won the prize.
Dancing quick, the prize she won.
The prize, she danced quickly and won.

Question 15: What is the best way to conclude a formal essay?

That’s all, folks!
In conclusion, the evidence supports this argument.
Done and dusted!
Hope you liked it!

Question 16: Which word is spelled correctly?

Embarrass
Embarass
Embarras
Embaras

Question 17: Which sentence uses correct quotation mark placement?

She said, "I'll be there soon."
She said, "I'll be there soon".
She said "I'll be there soon."
She said, "I'll be there soon,

Question 18: Which word is spelled correctly?

Occasion
Ocation
Occassion
Ocassion

Question 19: Which sentence uses commas correctly for an introductory phrase?

By the way, I forgot to call you.
By the way I forgot to call you.
By the way, I forgot, to call you.
By the way I forgot, to call you.

Question 20: Which sentence uses correct verb agreement?

The team are playing well today.
The team is playing well today.
The team were playing well today.
The team play well today.