Enmuch - English Multiple Choice Test

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- Abstract-Concrete Noun
- Accept vs. Except
- Adjective Clause
- Adjective Order
- Adjective vs. Adverb
- Adverb of Frequency
- Adverb of Manner
- Advice vs. Advise
- Afraid vs. Scared
- Altogether vs. All Together
- Amoral vs. Immoral
- Any vs. Some
- Appositive Phrase
- Article (a, an, the, zero)
- Awhile vs. A While
- Because vs. Because of
- Begin vs. Start
- Born vs. Borne
- Borrow vs. Lend
- Brake vs. Break
- Breath vs. Breathe
- Bridal vs. Bridle
- Broach vs. Brooch
- Cannon vs. Canon
- Causative Verb
- Childish vs. Childlike
- Cleanup vs. Clean up
- Click vs. Clique
- Come vs. Go
- Comparative Adjective
- Comparative Adverb
- Complement vs. Compliment
- Conjunction
- Coordinate Conjunction
- Correlative Conjunction
- Conditional Sentence Type 1, 2, 3
- Conditional Sentence Type 1
- Conditional Sentence Type 2
- Conditional Sentence Type 3
- Confidant vs. Confident
- Countable Noun
- Cue vs. Queue
- Degrees of Comparison
- Desert vs. Dessert
- Discreet vs. Discrete
- Disinterested vs. Uninterested
- Each vs. Every
- Embedded Question
- Eminent vs. Imminent
- Everyday vs. Every Day
- Everyone vs. Every One
- Expressing Wishes
- Farther vs. Further
- Few vs. Little
- Flesh out vs. Flush out
- Future Continuous Tense
- Future Perfect Continuous Tense
- Future Perfect Tense
- Gerund vs Infinitive
- Good vs. Well
- Have Been to vs. Have Gone to
- Home vs. House
- Imperative
- I vs. Me
- If vs. Whether
- Indefinite Pronoun
- Indirect Question
- Intensive vs. Reflexive Pronoun
- Interrogative Pronoun
- Irregular Verb
- Its vs. It’s
- Later vs. Latter
- Lay vs. Lie
- Leach vs. Leech
- Lets vs. Let’s
- Linking Verb
- Loose vs. Lose
- Modal Auxiliary Verb
- Many vs. Much
- Noun Clause
- Parts of Speech
- Passive Voice
- Past Continuous Tense
- Past Future Tense
- Past Participle
- Past Perfect Continuous Tense
- Past Perfect Tense
- Present vs. Past Participle
- Present Continuous Tense
- Present Perfect Continuous Tense
- Present Perfect Tense
- Polite Request
- Possessive Adjective
- Possessive Pronoun
- Precede vs. Proceed
- Principal vs. Principle
- Pronoun
- Pronoun Case
- Personal Pronoun
- Phenomenon(s) vs. Phenomena
- Question Tags
- Question Word
- Reflexive Pronoun
- Regular Verb
- Regular vs. Irregular Verb
- Relative Pronoun
- Reported Speech
- Set vs. Sit
- Simple Future Tense
- Simple Past Tense
- Simple Present Tense
- Still, Yet, Already, Just
- Sometime, Sometimes, Some Time
- Subject – Predicate
- Subject – Verb Agreement
- Subject, Verb, Object Complement
- Subjective, Objective, Possessive Cases (Pronoun)
- Subjunctive
- Superlative Adjective
- Superlative Adverb
- Tenses
- Than vs. Then
- Verb Phrase
- When vs. While
- Yes-No Question
- Yoke vs. Yolk
- Zero Conditional