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Woop woop! It’s the sound of the grammar police. We’ve cooked up a quiz that will test your head, and your brain, and your mind, too. Do you think you have what it takes to ace this tough grammar quiz? Can you tell your friends you’re in that illustrious 3% club?
I can. People keep telling me that Show More
Woop woop! It’s the sound of the grammar police. We’ve cooked up a quiz that will test your head, and your brain, and your mind, too. Do you think you have what it takes to ace this tough grammar quiz? Can you tell your friends you’re in that illustrious 3% club?
I can. People keep telling me that doesn’t make me special though. I tend to disagree.
Grammar is what sets apart humans from like cats and dogs that can understand words but not sentences. And before you say, “my dog can understand the sentence ‘Do you want to go on a walk?'”, you’re wrong. You’re just saying it all exciting. Dog people….
I DIGRESS. Do your friends correct your grammar, or are you always making typos? Do you know the difference between “they’re,” “their,” and “there?” Answer these twenty questions to see if your grammar knowledge is up to par!
It’s your best friend’s birthday! You want to wish her a good day on her Facebook wall. Which is the correct greeting?
- Happy birthday, friend! I hope your day is going well. I’m looking forward to your party this weekend!
- Happy Birthday Friend! I hope your Day is going Well. I’m looking forward to your Party this Weekend!
- Happy birthday friend! I hope your day is going good.. looking forward to your party this weekend!
You took your parents’ Jaguar when they were out of town over the weekend, and you accidentally left it on the street instead of their driveway. What is their reaction when they find out?
- Their not very happy with you. There car should have been left over they’re.
- There not very happy with you. They’re car should have been left over their.
- They’re not very happy with you. Their car should have been left over there.
This Christmas, my aunt is taking my mom and ___ on a Caribbean cruise. I’m so excited!
- me
- I
What do you think about this funny-looking jack-o-lantern? Kasey and __ are thinking about carving a similar one.
- me
- I
Next November, I’ll be voting for the candidate that will take action against reversing the ______ of climate change.
- affects
- effects
Be careful about having too many credit cards! It might negatively _____ your credit score.
- affect
- effect
You get a text from the person you’ve been dating for a couple of weeks. He decides to call it quits, but you're totally OK with going separate ways because he's terrible at grammar! He ACTUALLY said...
- “I really like you, but it isn’t going to work between you and me.”
- “I’m sorry. We had alot of fun but probly weren’t going to last, anyway.”
- “You’re wonderful, but your taste in music doesn’t match mine.”
- “I need someone who isn’t as smart as you are.”
“You should of asked for a salad instead of fries with your bacon veggie burger.” Is there anything wrong with this statement?
- No, other than bacon on a veggie burger.
- Yes, there’s a glaring grammatical error.
“I like kale more than spinach. Then again, I don’t really like either.” Is there anything wrong with this statement?
- No, other than not liking kale or spinach!
- Yes, you should have said “then” instead of “than.”
You’re buying groceries to make pumpkin spice cupcakes from a recipe you found on Pinterest. You have nine items in your basket. Which checkout lane do you use?
You are in New York City and have to make trips to London and Moscow. You choose to go to London first, and then Moscow after. Why do you make this decision?
- Moscow is further than London.
- Moscow is farther than London.
- Moscow is further then London.
- Moscow is farther then London.
I can ____ you that Michael has ______ that his brand new car is _______.
- assure, ensured, insured
- insure, assured, ensured
- ensure, insured, assured
Your girlfriend looks like she’s lost a lot of weight. What’s the WRONG thing to say to her, both grammatically and literally?
- Wow, your diet is working. You’re probably really hungry!
- Wow, you’re diet is working. Your probably really hungry!
Your little brother is having a bad day. He was at the beach and a seagull stole his ice cream cone. With your double mocha chip scoop in hand, what do you say to him?
- It’s all right, buddy! Here, this ice cream is yours.
- Its all right, buddy! Here, this ice cream is your’s.
- It’s all right, buddy! Here, this ice cream is your’s.
- Its all right, buddy! Here, this ice cream is yours.
You’re in Nepal, hiking through the mountains, and you catch a glimpse of Mount Everest! What an experience. What was it like?
- Getting a pique at the peek peaked my interest. Let’s go!
- Getting a peek at the peak piqued my interest. Let’s go!
- Getting a peak at the pique peeked my interest. Let’s go!
There’s a new falafel restaurant down the street! They have delicious kebabs. Have you been?
- Yes! It’s our favorite place to go. The owner is my neighbor.
- Yes! It’s are favorite place to go. The owner is my neighbor.
I just found this beautiful 7-speed city bike. It has a basket full of flowers and was unlocked near my house. Do you know whom it belongs to?
- I know someone who’s looking for their bike, although I’m not sure whose that is.
- I know someone whose looking for their bike, although I’m not sure who’s that is.
Wow, did you see Mark Zuckerberg here today? I wonder what he was doing…
- Mark met with Charlie, Tom, and myself. He’s a cool guy!
- Mark met with Charlie, Tom, and me. He’s a cool guy!
- Mark met with Charlie, Tom, and I. He’s a cool guy!
“I’m so excited to go see the Johnson’s! Their house has two bedroom’s and five bathroom’s. Their kid’s are so lucky! I wish I had a house like their’s.” Is there anything wrong with this statement?
- No, but they have a disproportional bathroom-to-bedroom ratio.
- Yes! This is a grammatical mess!
“For all intensive purposes, let’s just say I’m right.” Am I right?
- No, you’re wrong.
- Sure, I don’t see why not.
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