If You Think Your English Is Good, Anything Under 24/30 In This Quiz Will Sting A Bit
English can be sneaky – one wrong word, a missing apostrophe, or a mixed-up homophone can throw a sentence off. In this quiz, you’ll get 30 sentences, each with a mistake to find. Spot the error and type it in: sometimes you’ll enter the corrected word, sometimes rewrite the sentence, and sometimes delete the extra word. Keep it clean and simple – one precise fix is all it takes. Ready? Let’s go! ✏️🔍
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Whether "Let's Eat Grandma!" (#24) needs correction depends entirely on the intended menu.
Stop clubbing, baby seals! Uhn tiss uhn tiss uhn tiss uhn tiss
Load More Replies...Some consistency in the form of answer required might help, BP.
was happening to me as well. The ones where you have to type the whole sentence, it must include the full-stop at the end for some reason. Also, the questions alternate between typing only the incorrect word, only the correct word or the whole sentence so i had to re-read the questions to make sure which was which :) It's a BP quiz so the standards aren't exactly stellar ;)
Load More Replies...Am pleasantly surprised at the "hanged"; it's a small bugbear for me when people say hung. Curtains are hung, people are hanged.
Some people are hung, but in a much less family-friendly sense.
Load More Replies...Only got to question #3 when it started marking incorrect as correct and gave up :-|
In British English (real English, not American), " lead" is used for both present and past tense.
Whether "Let's Eat Grandma!" (#24) needs correction depends entirely on the intended menu.
Stop clubbing, baby seals! Uhn tiss uhn tiss uhn tiss uhn tiss
Load More Replies...Some consistency in the form of answer required might help, BP.
was happening to me as well. The ones where you have to type the whole sentence, it must include the full-stop at the end for some reason. Also, the questions alternate between typing only the incorrect word, only the correct word or the whole sentence so i had to re-read the questions to make sure which was which :) It's a BP quiz so the standards aren't exactly stellar ;)
Load More Replies...Am pleasantly surprised at the "hanged"; it's a small bugbear for me when people say hung. Curtains are hung, people are hanged.
Some people are hung, but in a much less family-friendly sense.
Load More Replies...Only got to question #3 when it started marking incorrect as correct and gave up :-|
In British English (real English, not American), " lead" is used for both present and past tense.


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