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TOEFL Preparation - Grammar (Random)

Quiz Author: James Diaz
Test Developer / Business English Publisher / Accent Modification Coach /
jamesdiaz.spokenskills.com/

INSTRUCTIONS
This Self-Study Quiz reviews your knowledge of English grammar. The 15 questions of this quiz are randomly selected from a pool of 41 questions. Each time you take the quiz questions may vary.

Once you submit the completed quiz you will automatically receive:

- a score
- the correct answers
- advice and study materials to help you improve

If your quiz results are below 85% I recommend that you retake the quiz until you reach that score.

1.	Where does Jane live? She lives

Did you understand what I said?

_____."

	So I think
	I think so
	I so think
	So think I

There hasn't _____.

	been a concert like before this
	been a concert like this before
	a concert been like this before
	before a concert been like this

He _____ he was going to visit his sister in Ohio.

	said that
	spoke that
	talked that
	told that

5.	He likes his new job very much and .

Where is the cafeteria?

It's _____ your right.

	in
	on
	at
	by

Would you go with us if you _____ the money?

	will have
	had
	would have
	have

You had better stay _____ home and get rid of your cold.

	inside
	in
	at
	into

It _____ in Toronto the day before yesterday.

	was snow
	snowed
	has snowed
	was snowed

10.

If our plans are carried _____ now, we will solve that issue.

	up
	out
	upon
	through

11.	I've never seen that movie. have I.

12.	Is your house ?

13.

Was the clerk polite _____ you?

	at
	from
	to
	with

14.

We _____ our favorite team's performance.

	were disappointed of
	were disappointed by
	were disappointing
	were disappointing in

15.	It is very rude to point someone in many cultures.


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