The skier went down the mountain as fast as (he/him/his) ___ was able. [choose the correct pronoun]
Correct answer(s):
- he
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
The receptionist in the office gave an appointment slip to (I/me/my) ___ [choose the correct pronoun]
Correct answer(s):
- me
The driver of the truck lost (he/him/his) ___ keys. [choose the correct pronoun]
Correct answer(s):
- his
If your friend has a comment, (she/her/hers) ___ should fill out a form.
Correct answer(s):
- she
Sally and her friend brought (they/them/their) ___ empty bags to the recycling center. [choose the correct pronoun]
Correct answer(s):
- their
The new radio host is ___ (she/her/hers) [choose the correct pronoun]
Correct answer(s):
- she
The waitress brought the dessert to ___ (we/us) [choose the correct pronoun]
Correct answer(s):
- us
When James found his book, (he/him/his) ___ was very happy. (choose the correct pronoun)
Correct answer(s):
- he
(She/Her/Hers) ___ went to the dance last Friday. (choose the correct pronoun)
Correct answer(s):
- She
What is the antonyms of deep
Correct answer(s):
- shallow
What is the antonyms of scandal
Correct answer(s):
- esteem
What is the antonyms of Sagacity
Correct answer(s):
- stupidly
What is the antonyms of Flamboyant
Correct answer(s):
- dull
What is the Antonyms segregation
Correct answer(s):
- integration
What is the antonyms of Impediment
Correct answer(s):
- helpful
What is the antonyms of hostile
Correct answer(s):
- friendly
What is the antonyms of ominous
Correct answer(s):
- auspicious
What is the Antonyms reckless
Correct answer(s):
- careful
What is the antonyms of Amazing
Correct answer(s):
- ordinary
What is the Antonyms Plaintiff
Correct answer(s):
- defendant