Can You Get A 100% On This Challenging Grammar Quiz?

vasilounisv, no, it’s correct as written.

James Michaelson, you wouldn’t say “Would you please get a movie ticket for I”.

Brian Reynolds, you wouldn’t say “Would you please get a movie ticket for I”.

Brian Reynolds, read it this way: “Would you please get a movie ticket for … me?” If you insert “I” instead, you’ll find it sounds wrong and is wrong.

Thank you for the answers! 🤗

Brian Reynolds, no, it is correct.

I agree with James Michaelson, the correct answer to question nine is "I" not me.

James Michaelson, no, it should "me" because "Matt and me" are the objects of the preposition "for," and therefore the objective pronoun is required.

No:9 is wrong! It is “I”, not me!

10/10. Easy!

10/10 correct. Pretty basic quiz.

10/10. Question 1 should have read, "Did you use to ..." When you give out a quiz, make sure YOUR grammar is up to par.

The plural of Lego is Lego.

9 / 10. Not bad.