English Test (Expert Level) 2
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This test is created for super-advanced learners of the English language and teachers. The test has 17 questions. To answer them, one has to know some English language grammar details. Best of luck!
- 1.
- A.
RIGHT
- B.
WRONG
- 2.
- A.
The sentence is RIGHT
- B.
Neither Nick nor I KNOWS...
- C.
Neither Nick or I KNOW....
- 3.Which sentence(s) is (are) RIGHT?1) Neither of my sisters are married.2) The door opened and in came the doctor.3) 15 heads of cattle.4) He's such the most boring person of them all. 5) I usedn't to like opera, but now I love it a lot.
- A.
Only 3) is right
- B.
2) 3) 4)
- C.
All these sentences are RIGHT!
- D.
All these sentences are WRONG!
- E.
All these sentences are right, except 3)
- 4.
- A.
All the sentences are WRONG!
- B.
All the sentences are wrong, except 1)
- C.
All the sentences are right, except 5)
- 5.Do these two sentences mean the same?1) How you've grown!2) Haven't you grown!
- A.
No, they have different meanings
- B.
Yes, they mean the same.
- C.
The second one is WRONG.
- 6.Is this sentence right or wrong? If it's wrong, correct it:I'd like to really understand philosophy.
- A.
I'd like really to...
- B.
I'd really like to...
- C.
The sentence is right
- 7.Is this sentence right or wrong? If it's wrong, correct it:They are asking for $500 a month rent.
- A.
The sentence is RIGHT
- B.
They are asking about...
- C.
They are asking $500...
- 8.Is this sentence right or wrong? If it's wrong, correct it:What kind of person are you?
- A.
The sentence is RIGHT
- B.
What kind of a person...
- C.
What kind of the person...
- 9.
- A.
None of them are RIGHT
- B.
Only 2) and 3) are RIGHT
- C.
All of them are RIGHT
- 10.Do these two sentences mean the same?1) It looks a nice evening.2) It looks like a nice evening.
- A.
2) has a different meaning
- B.
Yes, they mean the same.
- C.
1) is WRONG
- 11.Do these two sentences mean the same?1) Don't let's invite them.2) Let's no invite them.
- A.
Yes, they mean mean the same.
- B.
The 1) is wrong
- 12.Do these two sentences mean the same?1) Have you got to go?2) Do you have to go?
- A.
Yes, they mean the same.
- B.
1) has a different meaning
- 13.Can these two sentences mean the same?1) They can't be home2) They must not be home.
- A.
2) is more common in AMERICAN ENGLISH but it means the same as the BRITISH variant - 1)
- B.
These two sentences have different meanings.
- C.
2) is more common in GB English but it can mean the same as the American variant - 1)
- 14.Which of these sentences is an American variant?1) The audience was/were enjoying the show. 2) The audience was enjoying the show.
- A.
1)
- B.
2)
- 15.Which of these sentences is an American variant?1) Is that Becky?2) Is this Becky?
- A.
1)
- B.
2)
- 16.Which of these sentences is an American variant? 1) Someone was coming towards us.2) Someone was coming toward us.
- A.
1)
- B.
2)
- 17.What is the difference between these two nouns?1) ax2) axe
- A.
1) is an American variant of 2)
- B.
1) doesn't exist
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