Common Grammar Mistakes in Business Communication: A Multiple-Choice Assessment
Test your knowledge of common grammar mistakes in business communication with this multiple-choice quiz. Learn how to improve clarity, professionalism and accuracy in workplace writing.
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1. Which sentence correctly uses "their," "there," or "they're"?
- They're going to submit there report on time.
- Their going to submit there report on time.
- They're going to submit their report on time.
- Their going to submit they're report on time.
2. Which sentence correctly uses "its" and "it's"?
- The company improved it's policies to benefit its employees.
- The company improved its policies to benefit it's employees.
- The company improved its policies to benefit its employees.
- The company improved it's policies to benefit it is employees.
3. Which of the following sentences is grammatically correct?
- The manager and me went to the meeting.
- The manager and I went to the meeting.
- Me and the manager went to the meeting.
- The manager and myself went to the meeting.
4. What is the correct form of the verb in the sentence: "Each of the employees ___ responsible for their tasks."
- are
- be
- is
- were
5. Which sentence correctly uses "effect" or "affect"?
- The new policy had a positive affect on productivity.
- The new policy had a positive effect on productivity.
- The new policy effected the productivity positively.
- The new policy affect productivity positively.
6. What is the correct plural form of "business"?
- Businesses
- Business's
- Businessses
- Business'
7. Which of the following sentences is grammatically incorrect?
- Please let me know if you have any questions.
- Please let me know if you has any questions.
- Please let me know whether you need further assistance.
- Please let me know if you require additional support.
8. What is the correct word to use in the sentence: "He is more qualified ___ his colleague"?
- then
- than
- that
- their
9. Which of the following is the correct sentence?
- She gave the report to John and I.
- She gave the report to John and me.
- She gave the report to John and myself.
- She gave the report to John and mine.
10. What is the correct word to use in the sentence: "The new guidelines will be implemented ___ next week"?
- to
- too
- two
- by
11. Which of the following uses "whom" correctly?
- Whom is calling?
- Whom did you send the email to?
- Whom wants to join the meeting?
- Whom needs assistance?
12. Which sentence correctly uses "your" and "you're"?
- Your going to love the new office space.
- You're going to love the new office space.
- You're report is on the desk.
- Your welcome to join the meeting.
13. What is the correct verb form in the sentence: "Neither the manager nor the employees ___ present at the event"?
- was
- be
- is
- were
14. Which of the following sentences is punctuated correctly?
- The report is due tomorrow however, I need an extension.
- The report is due tomorrow; however, I need an extension.
- The report is due tomorrow however I need an extension.
- The report is due tomorrow, however I need an extension.
15. Which word correctly completes the sentence: "The CEO will present the company's ___ goals at the conference"?
- vision
- visionary
- visionary's
- visions
16. What is the correct past tense of "lead" when referring to a leadership role?
- Lead
- Led
- Leed
- Ledded
17. Which of the following sentences is grammatically correct?
- The clients feedback was positive.
- The client's feedback was positive.
- The clients' feedback was positive.
- The client's' feedback was positive.
18. Which sentence uses the correct subject-verb agreement?
- The number of errors in the report are concerning.
- The number of errors in the report is concerning.
- The number of errors in the report were concerning.
- The number of errors in the report be concerning.
19. Which of the following sentences is correct?
- He completed the report quicker than expected.
- He completed the report more quickly than expected.
- He completed the report most quick than expected.
- He completed the report most quickly than expected.
20. What is the correct usage in this sentence: "Each employee must submit ___ timesheet by Friday"?
- their
- they're
- there
- its
21. Which sentence uses the correct preposition?
- She is responsible of managing the team.
- She is responsible for managing the team.
- She is responsible on managing the team.
- She is responsible at managing the team.
22. Which sentence is grammatically correct?
- I have less meetings this week than usual.
- I have fewer meetings this week than usual.
- I have lesser meetings this week than usual.
- I have the less meetings this week than usual.
23. Which sentence correctly uses "who" or "whom"?
- Whom should I contact for more details?
- Who should I send the email to?
- Whom is responsible for this project?
- Who did you meet at the conference?
24. What is the correct way to phrase the following sentence? "The project deadline is ___ than expected."
- more sooner
- sooner
- most soon
- most sooner
25. Which sentence correctly uses a comparative adjective?
- This is the most effective strategy than the other one.
- This strategy is more effective than the other one.
- This strategy is the most effective than the other one.
- This strategy is much effective than the other one.
26. What is the correct possessive form in this sentence? "This department's success depends on ___ teamwork."
- its
- it's
- it is
- its'
27. Which of the following is the correct use of "fewer" and "less"?
- I have fewer time to complete the task.
- I have less time to complete the task.
- I have fewer information about the project.
- I have less meetings scheduled for the day.
28. Which of the following correctly uses the past perfect tense?
- By the time the meeting started, he has already left.
- By the time the meeting started, he had already left.
- By the time the meeting started, he already leaves.
- By the time the meeting started, he will already leave.
29. What is the correct verb form in the sentence: "If I ___ more time, I would review the report again."
- have
- had
- has
- will have
30. What is the correct word choice in this sentence? "The company will continue to expand ___ success."
- despite of
- regardless of
- although
- because of