English Grammar Synonyms MCQ (Multiple Choice Question)

Synonyms: 

Definition: a word having the same or nearly the same meaning as another in the language, as, happy, joyful, elated. A word or expression accepted as another name for something.

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Parts of Speech MCQ (Multiple Choice Question)

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English Grammar Worksheet Clauses

Separate the clauses and name them.

1. It is the only thing that can save the city.

2. He is going to be nice to them because someone was nice to him.

3. I am aware that the system isn’t foolproof.

4. That shows you how cynical you have become.

5. They are not doing a good job because no one cares.

6. When he was young, he was just like his brother.

7. Plant the sapling in that shady corner where it won’t be disturbed.

8. The focus must be on the qualities that made such accomplishments possible.

9. I only want to be remembered as a simple guy who served his country.

10. They thought they had reached their destination.

Answers

1. It is the only thing (main clause) that can save the city (subordinate adjective clause).

2. He is going to be nice to them (main clause) because someone was nice to him (subordinate adverb clause).

3. I am aware (main clause) that the system isn’t foolproof (subordinate noun clause).

4. That shows you (main clause) how cynical you have become (subordinate noun clause).

5. They are not doing a good job (main clause) because no one cares (subordinate adverb clause).

6. When he was young (subordinate adverb clause), he was just like his brother (main clause).

7. Plant the sapling in that shady corner (main clause) where it won’t be disturbed (subordinate adverb clause).

8. The focus must be on the qualities (main clause) that made such accomplishments possible (subordinate adjective clause).

9. I only want to be remembered as a simple guy (main clause) who served his country (subordinate adjective clause).

10. They thought (main clause) they had reached their destination (subordinate noun clause).

English Grammar List of Homophones

List of Common Homophones IV
Homophones are words that sound the same as each other, but have different
spellings and meanings. 

Here are some common examples:

Saw See Sun Tail Tea Their They’re Tide Too Two Wail Warn Weal Wear Weather Week Weight While Wood Write Yew Your

Sore Sea Son Tale Tee They’re There Tied To Too Whale Worn Wheel Where Whether Weak Wait Wile Would Right You You’re

English Grammar List of Homophones III

List of Common Homophones III

Homophones are words that sound the same as each other, but have different
spellings and meanings. 

Here are some common examples:

Lead Least Loan Male No Meet Mind Morning Naval New One Pear Pie Piece Pier Poor Rain Raw Read Red Road Sale

Led Leased Lone Mail Know Meat Mined Mourning Navel Knew Won Pair Pi Peace Peer Pour Reign Roar Reed Read Rode Sail

English Grammar List of homophones II

List of Common Homophones II

Homophones are words that sound the same as each other, but have different
spellings and meanings. 

Here are some common examples:

Eight Faint Farther Feet Find Flair Floor Flower For Fur Great Hart Heal Hear Heard Hi Hole Idle In It’s Jeans Lane

Ate Feint Father Feat Fined Flare Flaw Flour Four Fir Grate Heart Heel Here Herd High Whole Idol Inn Its Genes Lain

English Grammar List of Homophones

List of Common Homophones

Homophones are words that sound the same as each other, but have different
spellings and meanings. 

Here are some common examples:

allowed aunt ball base be bear berry blue boar board bread buy by cereal check council course dam deer die doe earn

aloud aren’t bawl bass bee bare bury blew bore bored bred by bye serial cheque counsel coarse damn dear dye dough urn