Elementary Test 1 Part 1 Grammar worksheet - Free Printable

Let’s go through each question one by one. We’ll pick the correct answer based on grammar rules for “verb to be”, possessive adjectives, subject pronouns, and basic sentence structure.

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1. A- Hello, what ______ your name?
We’re asking about “your name” — which is singular. The verb “to be” for singular third person (he/she/it) or things like “name” is is.
→ Correct: A) is

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2. ______ name is John. And my ______ is Johnson.
First blank: We’re talking about *my* name → so it should be My.
Second blank: “Johnson” is a last name → that’s called a surname.
→ Correct: B) My / surname

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3. My name is Lisa. ______ Lisa Peterson.
We need to say “I am Lisa Peterson.” In English, we can’t say “My am” or “I is”. Only I am works.
→ Correct: C) I am

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4. ______ name is Apple. ______ Ann Apple.
First blank: If the name is “Apple”, and then we say “Ann Apple”, that sounds like a female name → so use Her.
Second blank: We need to say “She is Ann Apple” → contracted as She’s.
→ Correct: C) Her / She’s

*(Note: Option D says “His / His” — but “His Ann Apple” doesn’t make sense. So C is best.)*

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5. “Where ______ John from?” “______ from the US.”
John = he → so first blank: is
Answer: He is → He’s
→ Correct: A) is / He’s

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6. ______ are you from? Japan.
We’re asking about place → use Where
→ Correct: C) Where

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7. Where ______ you ______ ?
Subject is “you” → verb “to be” is are
We ask “Where are you from?” → so second word is from
→ Correct: D) are / from

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8. ______ from Spain. I’m Rodriguez.
The speaker is talking about themselves → “I am” → I’m
→ Correct: A) I’m

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9. Pierre is a French boy. ______ from ______ .
Pierre = he → so He’s
He’s from France (country), not “French” (which is adjective/nationality).
→ Correct: A) He’s / France

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10. Lisa and Max are Americans. ______ from U.S.A.
Lisa and Max = they → so They’re (they are)
→ Correct: C) They’re

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Final Answer:
1. A
2. B
3. C
4. C
5. A
6. C
7. D
8. A
9. A
10. C