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✨ English Grammar Practice Quiz

Essential Rules for Business Communication

Your Name:

1. You didn't do it yourself – you paid a professional. Which sentence is correct?

I need to get my car fixed.

I need to fix my car.

I need fixing my car.

I need my car fix.

2. Your colleague isn't in the office. She left 30 minutes ago and hasn't returned. What do you say?

She's been to lunch.

She's gone to lunch.

She went to lunch.

She's going to lunch.

3. Complete the sentence correctly: "Where do you _ your hair _?"

get... cutting

cut... done

have... cut

make... cut

4. Which conditional sentence is correct?

If I would win the lottery, I would buy a house.

If I will win the lottery, I would buy a house.

If I would won the lottery, I would buy a house.

If I won the lottery, I would buy a house.

5. You want to ask someone about their travel experience. Which is correct?

Have you ever been to Japan?

Have you ever gone to Japan?

Did you ever been to Japan?

Are you ever been to Japan?

6. Your manager is giving advice. Which sentence is grammatically correct?

She suggested me to try the new software.

She suggested that we try the new software.

She suggested us to try the new software.

She suggested to us trying the new software.

7. The phone rings in the office. What is your immediate reaction?

I'm going to get it!

I get it!

I'll get it!

I'm getting it!

8. Which sentence uses the passive with "get" correctly for informal speech?

He got fired yesterday.

He got fire yesterday.

He gets fired yesterday.

He getting fired yesterday.

9. You made plans yesterday to meet a client. How do you express this?

I will meet the client tomorrow.

I'm going to meet the client tomorrow.

I meet the client tomorrow.

I'll be meeting the client tomorrow.

10. Complete: "If I _ you, I _ take that job offer."

am... will

would be... would

were... would

was... will

11. Your friend recommends a restaurant. Which is natural English?

I suggest you to go there.

I suggest to go there.

I suggest you going there.

I suggest going there.

12. Warning someone about danger – which sounds most natural?

Watch out, don't be hurt!

Watch out, don't get hurt!

Watch out, don't hurt!

Watch out, you don't hurt!

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