Do not boast ____ your beauty.
Correct answer(s):
- to
Subject
English Grammar
English grammar is the structure of expressions in the English language. This includes the structure of words, phrases, clauses and sentences. There are certain differences in grammar between the standard forms of British English, American English and Australian English, although these are inconspicuous compared with the lexical and pronunciation differences.
Quizzes in English Grammar
She argued ____ me about the marriage.
Correct answer(s):
- with
The captain left the boat because it __ (Which one is correct)
Correct answer(s):
- turned over.
Identify the correct sentence __ (Which one is correct)
She had faith in and hopes for the future.
She had faith and hopes for the future.
She had faith and hopes in the future.
She had faith and hopes in future.
Correct answer(s):
- She had faith in and hopes for the future.
The second World war broke in/through/away/out in September, 1939. (which is correct)
Correct answer(s):
- out.
The government gave into/in/to/by the demands of the people. (which is correct)
Correct answer(s):
- into.
The ministers arrived to/at/on/by a decision last night. (which is correct)
Correct answer(s):
- at.
I don’t think you will have any difficulty ____ a driving license.
Correct answer(s):
- in getting.
My wife reminded me ____.
Correct answer(s):
- of my appointment.
We need two hundred dollars ____ this to play for everything.
Correct answer(s):
- beside.
I decided to go __ with my friend as I needed some exercise.
I decided to “go to a walk”, “for a walk”, “for a walking”, “walk” with my friend as I needed some exercise.
Correct answer(s):
- for a walk.
The children were entrusted with/for/to/at the care of their uncle. (which is correct)
Correct answer(s):
- to.
He parted with/form/against/beside his friend in tears. (which is correct)
Correct answer(s):
- form.
Why are you so angry ____? (which is correct about/at/with/for)
Correct answer(s):
- about.
The man died by/of/for/from overeating. (which is correct)
Correct answer(s):
- of.
I finally kill the fly by/with/through/from a rolled-up newspaper. (which is correct)
Correct answer(s):
- with.
He divided the money over/in between/among/between the two children. (which is correct)
Correct answer(s):
- between.
He has been ill from/on/in/since Friday last. (which is correct)
Correct answer(s):
- since.
I should appreciate it if you could complete this work till/until/up/by Thursday. (which is correct)
Correct answer(s):
- by.
‘prior to’ means after/before/by/for. (which is correct)
Correct answer(s):
- before.