| 1701 | Change to passive: "They say that she is a genius." | She is said to be a genius. |
| 1702 | Find the error: "She is ready to the test." | ready to |
| 1703 | Nothing is impossible, _____? | is it |
| 1704 | You shall obey, _____? | shan't you |
| 1705 | Find the error: "Five years are a long period to wait." | are |
| 1706 | He is the _____ of the two. | taller |
| 1707 | Call a spade a spade means: | To speak frankly |
| 1708 | Synonym of "Silent" | Quiet |
| 1709 | Ten kilometers _____ a long distance. | is |
| 1710 | Get back means: | To return |
| 1711 | Whether or not she _____ , we'll proceed. | comes |
| 1712 | Mumps _____ a viral infection. | is |
| 1713 | Find the error: "They have went home." | went |
| 1714 | She is _____ than me. | older |
| 1715 | If only I _____ more time. | had |
| 1716 | Choose the correct sentence: | He had eaten dinner. |
| 1717 | If you _____ red and yellow, you get orange. | mix |
| 1718 | She needn't worry, _____? | need she |
| 1719 | Once bitten, twice shy means: | To be cautious after bad experience |
| 1720 | Identify the pronoun: "Whoever comes first gets the prize." | Whoever |
| 1721 | Comparative form of 'far': | farther |
| 1722 | Find the error: "He speaks more louder than her." | more louder |
| 1723 | Identify the verb: "The dog wagged its tail." | wagged |
| 1724 | Correctly punctuated: | He runs quickly. |
| 1725 | He will come, _____? | won't he |
| 1726 | He said, "Open the window." | He ordered me to open the window. |
| 1727 | Identify the preposition: "The cat is under the table." | under |
| 1728 | She _____ be at the library now. | may |
| 1729 | Put on means: | To wear |
| 1730 | See eye to eye means: | To agree |
| 1731 | Choose the correct word: "She _____ the ribbon." | tied |
| 1732 | A number of students _____ absent. | are |
| 1733 | He is afraid _____ heights. | of |
| 1734 | They urged that we _____ immediately. | leave |
| 1735 | He _____ not like coffee. | does |
| 1736 | Find the error: "The song was sang by her beautifully." | was sang |
| 1737 | Find the error: "She is surprised from the news." | surprised from |
| 1738 | Comparative form of 'good': | better |
| 1739 | Cut to the chase means: | To get to the point |
| 1740 | Change to passive: "They ought to respect the elders." | The elders ought to be respected. |
| 1741 | The poet and philosopher _____ dead. | is |
| 1742 | They _____ for hours before the rescue team arrived. | had been waiting |
| 1743 | Find the error: "She runs more faster than me." | more faster |
| 1744 | Give someone the cold shoulder means: | To ignore someone |
| 1745 | Correctly punctuated: | In fact, he is right. |
| 1746 | Find the error: "She has took my pen without permission." | has took |
| 1747 | Wherever you _____ , I will follow. | go |
| 1748 | This is the _____ film I've seen. | most interesting |
| 1749 | He said, "I will return next month." | He said he would return the following month. |
| 1750 | While she _____ the dishes, the phone rang. | was washing |