English grammar and vocabulary practice worksheet with exercises on parts of speech, sentence structure, and word usage.

Let’s go through each question one by one. I’ll solve them carefully and check my work before giving the final answers.

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1. The opposite of “happy” is:

We’re looking for a word that means the *opposite* emotion of happy.

- A) sad → yes, this is the direct emotional opposite.
- B) angry → not exactly opposite; you can be angry and still happy sometimes.
- C) tired → physical state, not emotional opposite.
- D) bored → also not the direct opposite.

✔ Correct: A) sad

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2. Which sentence uses the correct form of the verb?

We need to pick the sentence with proper subject-verb agreement or tense.

- A) She go to school every day. → ✘ Should be “goes” (third person singular).
- B) They goes to school every day. → “They” takes “go”, not “goes”.
- C) He go to school every day. → ✘ Same as A — should be “goes”.
- D) We go to school every day. → ✔ “We” + “go” = correct.

✔ Correct: D) We go to school every day.

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3. What is the plural of “child”?

This is an irregular plural.

- Child → children (not childs, childen, or childs’)

✔ Correct: B) children

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4. Choose the correct spelling:

Check each option:

- A) recieve → ✘ Should be “receive” (i before e except after c)
- B) receive → ✔ Correct spelling
- C) recive → ✘ Missing ‘e’
- D) receve → ✘ Wrong order

✔ Correct: B) receive

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5. Which word is a synonym for “big”?

Synonym = same meaning.

- A) small → opposite
- B) tiny → smaller than big
- C) large → YES, same as big
- D) little → opposite

✔ Correct: C) large

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6. Which sentence is written correctly?

Look for grammar/punctuation errors.

- A) Its raining outside. → ✘ Should be “It’s” (contraction of “it is”)
- B) It’s raining outside. → ✔ Correct
- C) Its’ raining outside. → ✘ No such thing as “its’”
- D) It is’ raining outside. → ✘ Apostrophe in wrong place

✔ Correct: B) It’s raining outside.

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7. What does “prefix” mean?

Prefix = part added to the *beginning* of a word to change its meaning.

Example: “un-” in “undo”

- A) ending of a word → that’s suffix
- B) beginning of a word → ✔ Yes
- C) middle of a word → infix (rare in English)
- D) whole word → no

✔ Correct: B) the beginning of a word

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8. Which word is spelled correctly?

- A) definately → ✘ Common misspelling; should be “definitely”
- B) definitely → ✔ Correct
- C) definetly → ✘ Missing ‘i’
- D) definitly → ✘ Missing ‘e’

✔ Correct: B) definitely

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9. What is the past tense of “run”?

Irregular verb: run → ran → run

- A) runned → Not real
- B) ran → ✔ Correct
- C) running → present participle
- D) runs → present tense

✔ Correct: B) ran

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10. Which sentence uses the correct punctuation?

Check commas, periods, apostrophes.

- A) Lets eat dinner. → ✘ Should be “Let’s” (let us)
- B) Let’s eat dinner. → ✔ Correct
- C) Lets’ eat dinner. → ✘ No such thing
- D) Let s eat dinner. → ✘ Missing apostrophe

✔ Correct: B) Let’s eat dinner.

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11. What is the antonym of “fast”?

Antonym = opposite

- A) quick → synonym
- B) slow → ✔ Opposite of fast
- C) rapid → synonym
- D) speedy → synonym

✔ Correct: B) slow

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12. Which word is a noun?

Noun = person, place, thing, idea

- A) quickly → adverb
- B) run → can be verb or noun, but here likely verb context
- C) happiness → ✔ Abstract noun
- D) beautiful → adjective

✔ Correct: C) happiness

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13. What is the comparative form of “good”?

Good → better → best (irregular)

- A) gooder → ✘ Not real
- B) better → ✔ Correct
- C) more good → ✘ Awkward/incorrect
- D) goods → plural noun

✔ Correct: B) better

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14. Which sentence is in the future tense?

Future tense = will + base verb, or going to + verb

- A) I walked to school. → past
- B) I walk to school. → present
- C) I will walk to school. → ✔ Future
- D) I am walking to school. → present continuous

✔ Correct: C) I will walk to school.

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15. What is the superlative form of “bad”?

Bad → worse → worst (irregular)

- A) baddest → ✘ Informal/slang, not standard
- B) worst → ✔ Correct
- C) more bad → Incorrect
- D) badder → Not standard

✔ Correct: B) worst

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16. Which word is an adjective?

Adjective = describes a noun

- A) jump → verb
- B) happy → ✔ Describes how someone feels
- C) quickly → adverb
- D) run → verb

✔ Correct: B) happy

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17. What is the contraction for “do not”?

Contraction = shortened form

- Do not → don’t

- A) doesn’t → does not
- B) don’t → ✔ Correct
- C) didnt → missing apostrophe
- D) do’nt → wrong placement

✔ Correct: B) don’t

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18. Which sentence has a compound subject?

Compound subject = two or more subjects joined by “and” or “or”

- A) The dog barked. → single subject
- B) The cat and the dog played. → ✔ Two subjects: cat AND dog
- C) She ran fast. → single subject
- D) He likes apples. → single subject

✔ Correct: B) The cat and the dog played.

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19. What is the homophone of “sea”?

Homophone = sounds the same, different meaning/spelling

- Sea → see (as in “I see you”)

- A) sea → same word
- B) see → ✔ Homophone
- C) say → different sound
- D) saw → different sound

✔ Correct: B) see

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20. Which word is a preposition?

Preposition = shows relationship between nouns/pronouns and other words (in, on, at, under, etc.)

- A) run → verb
- B) under → ✔ Preposition
- C) happy → adjective
- D) quickly → adverb

✔ Correct: B) under

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Now let’s double-check all answers quickly:

1. A
2. D
3. B
4. B
5. C
6. B
7. B
8. B
9. B
10. B
11. B
12. C
13. B
14. C
15. B
16. B
17. B
18. B
19. B
20. B

All look solid. No calculation errors since these are language-based, but I verified each against grammar rules and definitions.

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Final Answer:
1. A
2. D
3. B
4. B
5. C
6. B
7. B
8. B
9. B
10. B
11. B
12. C
13. B
14. C
15. B
16. B
17. B
18. B
19. B
20. B