English Grammar Quiz Trivia

We need the shortened form of 'you are' for this one, so 'you're' is correct. 'Your' means belonging to you.

'Affect' is needed here, meaning 'to influence' or 'to impact upon'. 'Effect' is a result or outcome, or when used as an action word means to cause or bring about.

A semicolon after Texas and Arizona would make clear to our reader that there are four sites on our list and not eight.

No apostrophe needed here, as we're simply talking about more than one TIA with no ownership or possession.

It's 'dependent' that is the action word needed here to mean 'reliant upon'. A 'dependant' is a person who relies on someone.

We need its without an apostrophe for this one. The apostrophe (between the t and the s, never after the s) is used when we're shortening 'it is' or 'it has' to 'it's'.

We need 'me' here to create the correct sense of person for this sentence.

Use 'myself' to reflect or refer back to an earlier mention of a person in the sentence:
'Andy made his lunch himself.'

Use 'I' when the word that follows is an action:
'Andy and I had lunch together.'

In this case, principal is needed, meaning main, first, foremost. A principle is a rule, law or axiom.

In this sentence 'each' refers to the individuals singly, so the action word needed has to be singular also.

Donors' is correct for this sentence, with the apostrophe after the s showing that the details belong to more than one donor.