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TOEFL Test Preparation

Grammar Test 1

The questions here test your knowledge of English Grammar. Each question consists of a short written conversation, part of which has been omitted. Four words or phrases, labeled a, b, c, and d, are given below the conversation. Choose the word or phrase that will correctly complete the conversation.

1. One day scientists will ----------------- find a cure for cancer.

a) Can
b) be able to
c) been able to
d) have been able to

2. What have you ------------------ to find out?

a) been able
b) able
c) were able
d) had been

3. I am interested in ------------------ to cook.

a) to learn
b) learning
c) to learning
d) learn

4. You don’t look happy ------------------ me.

a) to see
b) to seeing
c) in seeing
d) at seeing

5. That dress is new, -------------------?

a) isn’t it?
b) aren’t they
c) doesn’t it
d) won’t it

6. It was ----------------- that I could hardly work.

a) so warm a day
b) a so warm day
c) so warm day
d) none of these

7. I don’t know why they decided to split. They were ------------- in love with each other.

a) mad
b) madly
c) badly
d) madden

8. She was ---------------- injured in the crash.

a) fatally
b) fatal
c) deadly
d) deathly

9. You can speak -----------------. I won’t tell anyone what you say.

a) free
b) freely
c) with freedom
d) none of these

10. I very much enjoy -------------

a) swimming
b) to swim
c) swim
d) to swimming

11. She would never ------------------ if she hadn’t changed jobs.

a) had been promoted
b) have been promoted
c) have promoted
d) had promoted

12. I don’t trust politicians. I never have, and I --------------------.

a) will never
b) never will
c) never does
d) never would

13. I am going to do my exams, and -------------------- I am going to study medicine.

a) after
b) afterwards
c) afterward
d) later

14. I expected to fail the exam, but I passed -------------

a) at all
b) finally
c) after all
d) nevertheless

15. When I was ------------------- I was working.

a) at your age
b) your age
c) of your age
d) at the age of you

Answers with explanations

1. be able to
2. been able
3. learning (The adjective interested is followed by in + noun/-ing form.)
4. to see (Some adjectives are followed by infinitives. Happy is one of them.)
5. isn’t it?
6. so warm a day
7. madly
8. fatally (Deadly is an adjective and it means fatal. The adverb for this meaning is fatally.)
9. freely (Free means without payment. Freely means without restriction.)
10. swimming (The verb enjoy can be followed by a noun/pronoun/-ing form. It cannot be followed by an infinitive.)
11. have been promoted (The sentence is in the type three conditional. Here we use a past perfect in the if-clause and would have + past participle in the result clause.)
12. never will (parallel structure)
13. afterwards
14. after all
15. your age (The structure is/am/are etc. + … age is used without a preposition.)

See Also

TOEFL grammar test 1
TOEFL grammar test 2
TOEFL grammar test 3
TOEFL grammar test 4
TOEFL grammar test 5
TOEFL grammar test 6
TOEFL grammar test 7
TOEFL grammar test 8
TOEFL grammar test 9
TOEFL grammar test 10
TOEFL grammar test 11
TOEFL grammar test 12

 

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