So, you think you can be part of the grammar police? Then this quiz should be a piece of cake for you: 

1. Pick the sentence that is grammatically correct: 

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Its impossible for a Zebra to change it's stripes. 

It's impossible for a Zebra to change its stripes. 

It's impossible for Zebras to change its stripes. 

It's impossible for the Zebras to change its stripes. 

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2. Pick the adverb from this sentence: She told me to walk quickly and take the keys from her. 

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walk

take

quickly

told

3. Pick the compound sentence: 

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Richa, Rohit, and Ramya went to the party together. 

Richa and Rohit went to the grocery store. 

Richa and Rohit went to the party, while Ramya decided to stay in the house.  

Richa and Rohit went to the grocery store to buy supplies for the party. 

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4. Pick the sentence that is in passive voice: 

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He has not yet painted the house. 

The road was being repaired by the crew. 

She changed the bulb. 

I will write a novel on time travel. 

5. Pick the verb in this sentence: The case of beer bottles is for the party tomorrow. 

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Case

Is

On

There is no verb in the sentence. 

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6. Pick the right word to complete the sentence: Thirty minutes __ all I have to prepare for the call. 

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are

has been

was

is

7. How many types of pronouns are there in the English language?

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8

6

7

9

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8. What is "democracy"?

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A noun

A verb

An adjective

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9. Hate is a verb. Hatred is a noun. What is the process of turning a verb, like "hate" into a noun, like "hatred" called?

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Politics 

Nominalization

Active into passive

Both the words mean the same thing. Where's the transformation?

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10. Which of the following is a statement?

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What you doin'? 

Where you at? 

You got plans!

Don't say that.